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WHEN Abraham Lincoln was LAWYER in
Illinois. he and the Judge once got bantering
one another about trading horses and it was
agreed that the next morning at nine O'Clock.
they should make trade the horses to be
unseen up to that hour, and no backing out
under forfeiture of S25. At the hour an
pointed. the judge came up leading the sor-
rest looking specimen of horse ever seen in
those parts. In few minutes Mr. Lincoln
was seen approaching with wooden saw
lovse on his shoulders. Great were the
shouts and laughter of the crowd and both
wore greatly increased when Mr.. Lincoln, on
surveying the judges animal, set down his
saw horse and exclaimed: "Well. Judge
this is the first time Ierer got the scorst Of IL
an a horse trade ~
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From Harrey Sickler, Esq, the able editor Of the
TuRkhdnaock Democrat, Pennsylvania
"Our only child, about three years of age, was
attacked by pmples on his forehead. They rapidly
spread until they formed a loathsome and viruent
sore, which covered his face and actually blinded
his eyes for some days. A skilfu physician applied
nitrate of silver and other remedies, without any
apparent effect. For fifteen days we guarded his
hands, lest with them he should tear open the fes
tering and corrupt wound which covered his whole
face. Having tried every thing else we had any
and applying the iodide of potash lotion, as you
direct. The sore began to heal when we had given
the first bottle and was well when we had finished
the second. The child's eyelashes, which had come
out grew again, and he is now as healthy and fair
as any other. The whole neighborhood predicted
that the child must die.''
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CATEGORICAL = The local editor of "A Buffalp
paper says that on the street he was passing
through the other evening. he counted 399
eats, and presuming this a fair average,
there are about f.. 900 cats in Buffalo. Now
cat that is at all heavy will weigh four
ponnds. which would make in the aggregate
l6S, 900 lbs. of cat. When this cat is manu-
factured into sausage, allowing for the addi-
ton of seasoning, and so forth, it will Weld
say 100000 pounds. Good square North
american sausages are worth sixteen cents
per pound. From thi we find that in the
simple article Of cat sausage alone. the city Of
Buffalo does business Of $50. 900. The
manufacture OF. dog, liver. blood and other
sausages, which is carried on to a considera-
bile extent, we have not taken into account.
Had we done so, the grand total would have
doubtless been much larger Enough has
been given to show thar one branch of busi.
ness, at least. is in fnurishing condition.
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We published In our paper yesterday the
letter of Com missioner Rollins to Hon. Hugh
McCuiloch, resigning his position as Commis-
sloner OF Internal Revenue Bureau.
The Secretary returned Mr.. Rolling's CON-
,nunication with the following note:
me, although bearing date the sth Inst /,
considered partial and incorrect In Its state.
ments. and unjust and disrespectful to the
Presldent; 1t Is therefore returned to MI
Rollins. HuoH McCULLocH, Sec'ry.
THUasDAY EVENING, June II, 1888"
To this note Mr.. Rollins replies rs follows:
"Unless the honorable Secretary shall point
out whereln< the within communication 10
either partial and Incorrect In Its state men it,,
ar unjust and disrespectful to the President.
must consider Its return to me as unjustiha BILE
and the reason therefor other than the as
signed; Inn. =, 1891
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THE Chaseites met at Philadelphia on Thur
day, to the number Of about nifty gentle men,
from various parts Of the county, Frederick
sided. The following permanent oficers were
appointed; President, Hon. VIM. s. Price;
Vice Pre,idents, John J. Cisco, Of New York;
Carson, OF Ohio; VIM. Prescott smith, OF
Marylnndj Hon. Frederick p. stanton, Of
Sirsinia; John Paul, N. d, q Illinois; Amo.
Massschusettsj Hon. James R. Dooiittle, Of
wisconsin, General N. L. Jefries, OF the bis.
trict OF Columbiat Edward T. Latham, OF
cut; and General l s. w. Urs%io St 81 Ken:
lucky: Secretaries, John W. Frazier, Of Phil
sdelphiai George ]. Gordon, Of PhiisdeiphiAi
YORK. 81 J Ss% 9Ssa WI On hcE
Resolutions were adopted looking to the
chief Justices nomination, and providing for
dred 70 keep and bring the matter before the
National Democratic Convention.
A GREAT county and river Republican mass
meeting L. to be held In Newburg, N. Y, on
Euished gentlemen are to deliver sddfssses on
the occasion; General John A. Logan, General
James W. Nye, Hon; John A. bingham, ex.
win probably be the largest ever assembled on
the Hudson.
Col. !: N. Morris, OF Quincy, Illinois. well
known In former years as . prominent mem
speech Ia than city % P'tt tx Ssh alau IA
4
which he came out boldly and unequivocally
In favor. Of the election Of General Grant to
the Presidency.
The Tennessee Democratic Convention on
Wednesday adopted resolutions asserting "the
just rights OF the States,n automatically
indorsing the greenback policy, and lhudatory
OF President johnson. A majority OF the Con-
vention were Pendleton men.
The "Black Hawk" ticket for the Presi-
dency, as printed and circulated reads; "For
President, Salmon p. Chase, OF Ohio for Vice
President, Jefferson Davis, OF Mississippi.
United we stand-divided we fall.n
The Union Republican Grant and Colfsx
Campaign Club Of the Sixth Assembly Dis.
trict, New York, held most ent husiAstle rati-
| ncation meeting, last Thursday evening, at
their headquarters, No. 40 Grand street.
THE Boston Republicans held q most enthu-
siastle ratification meeting at Faneuil Hall
last wednesday night. Speeches were made
BY General Hawley, DR.. George b. Loring, aud
others, and letters were read from Governor
Bullock, Senator Wilson, and Others.
| McCooLH, one of the prize lighters, now In
jail In Lawrencehurg, Indiana, was one OF the
| prineipal attractions at q De mocrAtic Conyen-
ton In the southern part Of Indiana, on the
| 9th OF May.
| A VERMONT paper says that whole State 10
blossoming out with Grant Clubs.
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rINAuCIAL Aup CeunEpCrAx.

nominal, 10 csntsi susar dull, ouba and Porte
Rice unbalanced, nour dull 4, nominal, south;
and nominal Al slI cents, ryeaiist and stsady,
aS%insily s7csi pork quiet and weak sH!7s6
BaITiSosrs June ,a-Ths duilness and
inactivity Of the market for nour continues
unabated. We hear OF no ssles whatever, ex.
ieip CORN sms me ,G, tsasssM h'' nour A@
d S Eksssipts i,roo bushels red.
The market 10 dull, with scarcely suificien.
0p Sale. f So susSsis good Maryland, at
t7,Isj 200 medium, atta esi 80 eemmoni at t2.2a:
Corn Receipts, SO bushsls white, and
i,sso Su.h he'll, yellow The market was dull
Sales: wkite-ioo bus. q. u 10, 900 At u IL,
800 At MS, 27o damaged At tl.oa, a4b DO. 81
soSs a, i o1 iso prime s ~ sii. ~ '
Oafs-Receipts, ,44s bushels. The market 10
heavy and prices tending lower. Sales; 100
bp,asl. 4 as .nS 20 sss sS,sS
small lots from second hands. Late yesterday
an invoice oil :7os bags, per Terpsic6ore, wac
70 prime esrsoss IL icjfSis cents, gold, in
' Hsv continue. very dull and unchanged.
pI Mn isfs ssi %ast ssf !. SG "a nominal
Brownstufs % cents for winter and "a cents
for spring Winter middiinss+s centsi spring
MOiaisss.-Ths market 10 steady at quota-
tons: New Orleans, fair to prime, oo0oo cents.
Porto Rico, fair to prime, oo61e centsj Cuba,
i ssss,d to prime ss@Ss eent'i English Island
Frovisiosi.-ws quote jobbing rate. as fol.
lows: shoulders at ll6isH eentsi rib sides
isz@len cents, and clear RI. lI4@lIn cents
quality. Bulk meats are In active request,
but holders are not willing to accept prices
at which sales were made yesterday. We
quote shoulders to-day at l2k cents, and rib
sides at lax cents. Mess pork 10 In good retail
demand with small salcs at e72.I5j 20 barrels
rump pork sold to-day at Gals. Lard 10 lower,
and We now quote 10 at 1s<3lo cents.
Pofafoes.-Western Peach Blows are selling
at 81 40 n bu. for wholesale lots.
Ries.-Carolinei 10 steady At li,49llN cts. for
good to prime. Rangoon 10 hrm 1t l0ell0If cts.
Sugars.-rhe market 10 insctiye, and pfices
are less firmly maintained. We hear Of no
sales, except 20 hhds. Porte Rico grocery at
cts; No; y box iaa9lan cts. go,
dered and Grsnulstsd isJ< ets.j A white iSJt
cts; Circle A white lsN cts, B lssS cts, y
Extra lsx cts; O lasz cts.j Molssses Sugars
Sirups are quoted a. follows; Monumental,
oSGe1 cts; Baltimore Golden osQIo cts; Mary
land Golden II cts; Imperial b19oo cts.j Sugar
San continues quiet at former prices. Liv-
erpool Ground Alum q .osfla .OS, Fine Sa ooas;
Ashton's do. at q n sack. Turks Island SOC
ss cts. " bushel Iron store.
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TORONTO. CANADA, June 1.-THE Globe pro-
fesses to have information, on authority be-
yond = doubt, thst the Fenian movement
against Canada has actually commenced. 1t
says forces are being gradually concentrated
at Buffalo and other points. Forty Fenians
arc said to have passed frsm Port Huron to
Buffalo, via the Grand Trunk railroad, on
Tuesday. A raid 10 possible any day after the
10th instant.
into the field at once the whole volunteer and
regular force.
The Anglican Synod, now in session here.
has adopted apetition to the Queen and Par.
Lament against the disendowment Of the Irish
Church.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USirEp srArEs PAIlxT OFFICE.

WAhHiN0toNs June u lot8.
On the petition Of GARpHlR CnILsoS, Of Boston.
Massachusetts praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him the 18th day Of September, 1884, and
re-issued the nth day Of September, 1854, fer an
Improvement in Furnace OF Heat Generator and
Radiator, for seven years from the expiration OF
said patent, which takes place en- the 18th day Of
Il IL ordered that the said petition be heard ct the
Patent once on MONDAY the 9lst day Of Aulsst
next. At II selock, m. and all persons are notified
TO appear and show cause, N any they nave, why
nls IN The Patent Once their objections, specially
day Of hearing; all testimony nied BIZ sither party,
20 be used q the said hearing. must be taken and
transmitted In acesrdance with the rules Of the
once. which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon tss-
timony must be hled In the ONCE ttcsntv days be-
foEs ne DAY Of hsarisfi ths arsument.. II any.
Ordered. also, that this notice be published In
the REfrSLIcAs and the Intelifoeneer. washisG.
ton, D. G.. and in The Post, Boston, Massachusstts,
once week for three successive weeks; the nrst 81
:Aid plblie.ions TO be at least sixty ious
to tho day Of hearing. A. H. STOUT,
jel3-fSt Acting Commissioner stPatsnts.
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GEs. BACH, U. S. and George W. Breeken-
ridge, OF Texas, are at the Ebbitt House.
Col. MAX EBrnxAs and Major A. Bros, Of
Pennsylvanis, are at the Kirkwood House.
Col. L. @. TAYLOR, OF Kansas, and Col. L.
@. Stratton, OF Boston, are at Bunker's Hotel.
A. r. LAMAR, of Georgia; william Cassidy,
Of Albany. N. Y; W. L. Tremhold, Of Charles.
ton, s. o., and Hon. william NJ. Evarts, OF
New York, are at willards'.
Hon. J. p. O'NEILL, OF Philsdeiphia; DR..
Suit, U. S N; Hon. Moses Mcdonald, Maiuei
and George william Biscall, U. S. Coast Sur.
vey, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
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BosTos, June l2.-The Governor has sent
In his veto Of the bill to repeal the section OF
the act Of 1858, allowing the Hartford and New
Haven Railroad, six miles Of which are In
Massachusetts, to Increase their capital stock
under this part Of the act Of the Hartford and
New Haven and New York and New Haven
roads proposed to consolidate. The Senate
and House then passed the bill over the veto.
The Legislature WAS prorogued until next
January.
VIM. d. Lobier, an eminent member OF the
Boston Bar, died yesterday, at Cobasset.
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Murdsrers Convicted.

WoRcKsrxR, MASS, June l2.-The trial oil
silas and Charles T. James for the murder Of
Joseph @. Clarke, ended this evening. The
defense offered no evidence, but argued the
inefficlency Of Government evidence. The
jury were out one hour and half and then
returned a verdict of murder In the nrst de-
gree against both the prisoners. The sentences
OF death was passed upon them, and they
evinced no emotion.
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DE- sURRdEoS sPHYsIcIIS.

No. a5 Penn avenue, above Twelfth street.
0uarantees = thorough cure Of all Private Dis
eases In the shortest time, or no charges will be
made
LADIES desiring especial treatment viii nad him
greatest ,geeess. treated female complaints In this
long standing, fully relieved without fail. Con-
sulting rooms private. Fees moderate. jels.U
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The REPUBLICAN oAucUs.-The caucus OF
Republican Senators, held on Tuesday morn
ing last, dehniteiy settled the question OF the
removal OF any OF the officers OF the Senate for
this session. Notwithstanding the assertion,
by correspondents and Others, that Mr.. Brown,
ssrgeant.at.Arms, would be removed, the re.
suit Of the caucus shows otherwise, as there
were but four Senators who signined any Cd.
position to that oficer. As there were
thirty-nlne Senators present, the fact Is very
complimentary to the present incumbent, and
we are pleased to note 1t.
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Mss.aehusests Democratic Conven-

ton.
BosTos, June l2.-In the case OF Deacon
Andrews, under arrest for the murder Of
Holmes in Kingston, will be Investigated BY
the Grand Jury OF Plymouth county, on next
Wednesday.
A full meeting Of the delegates to the Demo-
cratic National Convention was held at the
Parker House to-day, and an organization
effected by the election Of J. b. Abbot, chair.
man.
A motion that II = majority Of the delegates
were In favor OF any particular candidate, the
vote OF the State be cast a. unit, was laid on
the table,
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PHILADELPHIA. June II .--Isaao Harlehurst,
the nominee Of the bolters' convention for
District Attorney, has accepted the nomina-
tion. He returns thanks for the nomination
by the convention, representing a majority Of
the Republican party. Unless some eompro-
mise is effected the Democratic candidate will
be elected D..
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CLEVELAND, OHIu, June l2.-John MackAy,
the pugiiist, was arrested by.Chief Of Police
MeKinstry to-day. having in his possession
silver ware, coin, &C., the proceeds OF the late
burglary Of the house Of J. II. Wade, and
others, In this city. He will have an exsmi-
alton to morrow,
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NOMINATIONS. The President yesterday
sent to the Senate the following nominations /;
Hon. L. Newton Richinson, Superintendent.
dent OF Indian Affairs, Southern superintsn-
dsncy. Alexander NJ. Mathew, District Attor.
asy. Territory Of Montsna. d. T. Dennison,
Of Philadelphia, Associate Justice supreme
Court OF Washington Territory.
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MONTREAL, June, 1.-THE seizure OF arms
at St. Albans yesterday by the United States
doyernmentis reported.
guard from the grand Trunk brigade has
been stationed at each end Of the Victoria
bridge.
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1T Is UNDERSTOOD that the Committee on
Foreign Affairs will report adversely In re-
gard to the appointment OF Gen. Mott a. Min
lister to Costa Rico.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-13

PHILIP b soLoNoSs, Of Washington, have
again been awarded the contract for supply.
ing the Treasury Department and Bureau OF
Internal Revenue with stationery for the en-.
suing fiscal year.
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Hon. @. S. ORTIZ and NJ. q. Kerr, both mem
bers OF Congress from Indiana, have been re.
nominated. Mr.. Ortiz Is a Republican and Mr.
Kerr 10 a Democrat.
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BosroH, MAss., June i2.-Col Ward Magic
delivered a lecture tonight In fremont Ten
pie for the benefit Of the family Of Col. John
Warren, the Fenian prisoner, before an enthu-
siastic audience.
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AUGUSTA, GA, June IA United Stat e.
soldier was cut with razor In the bowels by
a negro barber in an altereation tonight. He
has since died.
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RICHMOND, Va, June l2.--Josepk NJ. Hum
phreys, the Councilman who was removed
yesterday by General stonsman, has been re-
'nstAted.
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GIN. N. b. FoRRKsT, the man under whose
command the Fort Pillow massacre was per-
petrated, 10 a delegate at large from Tennessee
to the Democratic National Convention. The
appointment Is one At to be made %!
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s." Rose Mather," a tale

NEW BOOKS" Rose Msther," tale OF the
war, by Mrs. Mary J. Holmes. Published by
q. W. Carleton l. Co., N. Y. For sale by
Philip & Solomons. Notice hereafter.
We have received from the publishers. Shell.
don Co., N Y, . copy Of that very popular
monthly, the GALAXY for July.
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No TOO, for 10 acres, issued under the act Of
March ), 1855. in the name Of Christopher Wise, and
was granted June J, 1856 June Is. 1sss
No T,7i2, for 70 acres, issued under the act Of
September, is,0. In the name Of Christopher Wise,
and was granted February %. 1852 June Is. 1888
No. %, ass, for 80 acres, issued under the act Of
September, 1850. in the name Of William q. Kean,
minor child Of Andrsy kean, deceased, and was
granted May 4, 1854 July I, 1858,
No, 7s. 35 for 100 acres. Issued under the act Of
March 5, 1855, In the name Of Alexander Berry.
hill. and vAs granted March Q. 1874 July IL. Iaaa
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4 PPLIc ATIoNsv i HSR ]. ,R2ygPLIcATE LAND


Pss.ioa IS oSTIs ~ I ~, i ~ isss'
Application having been made under the act Of
June ~ 1850, for the reissue q the following de-
been lost or destroyed Notice 10 hereby given that
at the date following the description Oh each war
DO Ieissued. II NO valid objection should then sp-
pN NJ no, for 100 acres, issued under tn, act Of
March s, 1875, In the name Of kellogg Perry, aud
was granted November Is 1875. August 9. lSSa
JAMES A. KOREAN,
Acting Com m In nioper
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Mr.. o. N. CUTLER, Of New York, whole
sale cotton agent in New Orleans, 10 said to be
the candidate for Commissioner of Internal
Revenue in place Of Mr.. Rollins. His record
10 said to be not exactly clean. He will not
stand q very good chance with the Senate.
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TkUssRs -''ssslsy,s Hard Rubber Truss, eure.
4 Rapture. rstaias the most dinieult sAfsly and
new ssS - I'll assss:. s.nS fc s9is .St.
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ID X o = Os LIS.

HEADQuAHrEhs DEPARrSESr or p.xor.,
sorrieE CHJEI QuARrEkAAsrEn,
Proposals Will be resolved uanl jass m ,sss
from etrpsntsrs e roof ina w.ItmaniiEs ana sub
worth, D, T., 81 By 2D feet, more or less ths t5os.
ernmsnt furnishing the material
ssa % p si q. n I ssRRl
.. D. HoLABIRD,
Deputy ouartermaster gsnsraI. u. 8. K,
jsl9.td Chief Or Mr.. Dept Of Dakota
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ALBANY, N. Y, June l2.-The Court Of In
peaehment adjourned to-day, having acquitted
Robert @. Dorm, Canal Commissioner, Of the
charges preferred against him.