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Buy your clothing, custom or ready made
of G. w. Rich & Co., 173 Fore street. They
have the largest and best stock in Portland.
Anril 25. Ivy -.----
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ALBION Dining Rooms III Federal Street
Nice Boiled dinner" to-day, with roast beef
veal, End chicken pie. Beef steaks. Ham ant
eggs, Triple and Sausage cooked to order
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WILL be opened this day, new assortment
Of frnges, gimps, buttons; also, new lot OF
the real Alexandra kids, together with other
new and choice goods, at Davis & Co., No. 10
Clapp's block, Congress street.
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FATAL AccIDENr.-Thursday noon young
man, the son of David g Foss, living at the
west end of Portland street, while taking a
small cartridge pistol from his pocket accident
ally discharged it, the bail taking effect il the
abdomen of a Miss Henrietta Uaskins, who
was standing near, and rendered her immedi-
ately senseless. d.. Tewksbury attended the
wounded lady and did everything possible to
alleviate her suiferings, but it was all of no
avail, and she expired yesterday morning at 9
O'Clock, after living in intense agony about
tN enty hours.
Coroner Hall held an inquest and the jury
returned verdict that the deceased came to
her death at tie house of David C. Foss, at 9
o'clock A. NJ April Oath, by the accidental dis
charge of pistol in the hands of Wm.P D
FIss' the parties being on friendly terms and
the evidence showing no appearance of ill will
o: design; aud the jury in this connection de-
sire to express their censure of the too preya-
lent custom OF carrying concealed weapons.
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Municipal Court.

JUDGE KISGSBURY PRESIDING.
fRIpAY-Martin Morrissey and Thomas Regan,
Tor assault and bat terry on The of John Sid
ney and wife. Merrissey pleaded not guilty and Re-
gan pleaded guilty. Regan paid fine of $1,000 and
one half costs. Decision to NJ rrissey, probable
cause, and respondent ordered to recognize with
sureties in the Of $500 Tor his appearance at the
July term OF the S. j. Court Committed.
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CONSTITUTION WATER is a certain cure for
Diabetes and all diseases of the Kidneys. For
sale by all druggists. mar16eodSm
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OYsTERs.-Ca at Atwood's saloon, Centre
street, and get can full of oysters for Sum
day. He has five different varieties.
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INDIAN OUrRAGEs.-A dispatch from Omaha
received yesterday says that late news received
at that place from Cheyenne, Dacotah, an
nounces that on the night of the Sth instant,
the Sioux Indians ran off all the stock at Big
Springs station on the Huron and Pacific
Railroad. On the following night they swept
off all the stock at Ogallania station Just east
Of Fig Springs. During the forenoon of the
10th, party of redskins came boldly into
Sidney, military post and railroad station,
and ran off number Of cattle. On the same
day the same party cleared out Louis rancho
at Laramie crossing seven miles east of Sid
Dey. The night previous they stole all the
stock at Julesburg. On the 18th another par
ty paid Sidney visit and carried away seven
horses. On the 18th of this month thew en-
countered two travellers who had been mt
off the Union Pacific r.. r. cars near Ante.
lope station, both Of whom they killed and
scalped.
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OYsTERs.-H. Freeman & Co.. No. 101 Fed
eral street, are opening delicious Virginia and
New York oysters. Call with your cans.
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MUslcAL.-Park street is to have new quar-
tette choir, organized for the ensuing year,
with Mr.. George r. Paine as organist.
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DlSASTERS,

Rarque David Nickels, of arsport, before report.
ed ashore at Lewes. Del. came off on the 2st and
would be taken to Phil ldelp ia Tor repairs,
B4rque Alc,one TOT Stockholm Sta lies at NYoik
from y okohl ana reports, Jan 4. In the japan sea
experienced heav, gale from SW, and strained the
We sci 20 as to Cause her t leak,
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FIRST Page to-day-Assassination as a
Political Expedient; Varieties.
Fourth Page-D elijah, How Modern Sam
SON was Shorn.
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Mothers we also comm end tie NERVINE tor use
in the diseases which atct children while Feethng,
as certain to af r. quick and grateful relief III E
ingredient, are dangerous tc i;fe impair the ilnc-
tions of he stomach and bowels, and actually
Impede the healthy grow h of our offspring. To
cure Wind Cole. regulate the bowels slten the
gums, and relieve pain. the NERVINE will always
be found safe and efficient
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IFtr Steamer Scotl1 at New York;
CID at liverpool 9th inst, Sandusky. Norton to1
New York.
Sid Sth, Chas a Farwell. Smith, Alden; Sarep,a
Oliver, Alexandria.
-, Ar at London 18th inst, Tamerlane Staples, from
Shanghae
Ar at Deal 18th, Agra. Miller, from Melbourne for
London.
Of the Lizard 9th inst Alhambra Mculton, from
Sourabaya Tor Amsterdam
Ar at Cardiri ; til, j nj Morales, McPhal Antwerp
Sid 9TH Halcyon, Work New Orleans
:. Ar at Queenstown 7th, Caro- inc Lemont, Bowker,
Valparaiso.
MontIose.
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Pc itIvelv cures those disieurIng Diseases called
Core on s,-Black Worms, GruUs, also, Acne, Sy-
eoss t9ll mGv eruptionslo" he face or other parts
OF the body Prepared only bv DIR. B. G. PtRhY
D1rmatooglst 40 oond Street, New York. Sold by
medical dealers, everywhere. Price So.
U HessrS w. f. thilipS q Co., ail IT. H. Hay,
General Agents. apr 24-d&w1msn
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SUGAIs-COATED PILLS
Or
I,00-T ,TVED TVTID A HTT1 MON orr,
Notice.

QY virtue of a license granted 10 me by the Hoy
- orabe John A. Waterman, Judgs Of lr inate for
the county OF Cumbe.land on tb' fl St Tue lay of
Dctober A. d. 1861 shall II at pu obe auction on
he 2jtl day OF May next ut b &c oclocS Z. VI, on
the premises, unless pre- dousiy dsp5'ed Of I'll tho
rght lit an interest which An hony SIN. tic Of
salmon h in said county, had at tn time OF ms e.
4 as in md 20 the allowing described Cssitr 10
wits About ,ou cen OF land with he uiitn"s
here M situate in said Falmouth near Pre- ump5 Of
,alls; being The same Iremi6s COW yed 10 al
lumber ianI Rec st"y ot d eds, ok 2S7 p1re go
ana Inc same occupied by aid smith at lie i'm ~
his decease. sad prem will be sold sub'o,t 10
lie wido ws dover therein.
S0FHIA !. Mt1H
Adnx, of the estate OF anthony smith.
Falmouth, April % 1858. w,vIs
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ERIDAY, between Standsh Corner and Commer-
L cal St eet orland, BIZ ACR DIARY 'rbe
office. r. n S1,s ~ 70 t'is
April %, 1858. d1ws 'iANhEf'
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Lost

WHO come TO the city Tor medical treatment, ca
w lind BIO ird and care at No. Munjoy Street.
April %. d2wSw1w-
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CLOTH enough to make pair of nice pants
for So 80, at g. w. Rich & Co.. 173 Fore street.
Anril Ok 1w
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In the above table the figures in the first,
third and fifth columns indicate the width be-
tween the eighteen feet curves, according to IT, e
chart OF 1867 the Coast Survey of 1853 62
and Col Anderson's chart of 1888, respectively
while the figures of the second, fourth and
sixth columDs indicate the corresponding
depth.
Between Portland bridge and The P. S. & P
R. r. bridge the channel is about the same in
width and depth. as is shown tire e.-5
elortof 1e0o-oz; there being 10 rect of water
(at mean low water) at the railroad bridge
which can tie had all the way up from IL e
"middle ground"
3. The outer channel, up by Pomeroy's Rock
to the Grand Trunk railroad bridge, has now
about the sams width as heretofore, with an
increase of one foot in depth.
g. The 1, and 3 fathom curves inside the
breakwater are q little nearer to the breakwater
than is shown by Col. Anderson's chart fol-
1888; and the three fathom curve, off the break
water lighthouse, has now precisely the same
position th9t it had in 1888, before the break
water was builI-important facts in showing
that the breakwater has not, as some have
supposed, h I'd any deleterious influence upon
the limits or currents of the outer and inner
harbors.
From the foregoing facts it will appear
l. That the middle ground has not enlarged
az has often been stated OF late; but has, since
1888, decreased about 20 per cent in area; and
that in its shoalest place, it has now one
foot more of water upon it than it had in 1926
2. That the bar at the entrance to the inner
harbor has now from one to two feet more Of
wafer overit than it had forty-three years ago;
and has decreased about SO per cent in width
since 1893; whilst a new channel has been
opened along the Great Eastern wharves,
affording circuitous entrance into the inner
harbor, having not less than IS 1-2 feet Of
water.
Sd. That the inner harbor has greater depth
and capacity than lit has hitherto had, and
greater uniformity in its limits; and, generally
Is in better condition than it has been, as far
back as we have been able to make any com
parsons.
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Don't Use Anything Else!

leS- Dodd's NervIne contains no OPIUM or otbe,
poisonous ingre licnt. sor sale by all Druggists,
Price One i'olar per bottle
IL. B. STORER s. CO., Projectors.
No IS Fulton Street. New York.
W. P. Phillips s. Co, Wholesale Agents tor Maine
October 10, Io67. W&S1y
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the Inventors Exchange, No. 209 Congress
street. ap1Sltf
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Business items

OYSTERS. = Timmons & Halves, Market
Square, are ready to fill your cans for Sunday
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10 Inn holders and VictunIers,

IL THE CITY OF PORTLAND.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Lieening Bo1rd
In OF he City OF Port and viii meet IN tie Ade.-
mems Room ON MONDAY the fou IN day Of My next
being the first Mon lay in sad mouth, a. seven and
haIf O'Clock, L NJ, a. ImpWe Of granting IL
those persons who propose TO carry GA sail
CUISINE IS within III City tLe.p esCut yt ar.
Per order OF the Licensing Boar D..
j Al. uEATH, City Clerk.
Argus copy. alr2jdtd
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NEW Adv REFRESHMENTS.
COD0rt3aershiD Notice I

THE subscribers have this day entered into a CO.
Il Partnership under tho firm name OF BOURNE
RlPP Tor the purpose o. carrying on the Slatt 70
busine s. They may ioun at oil stand OF Major
Bourne, corner of edera] and Temple St.
MAJOR b. BOURNE,
Portland, April 25, 1868 diws
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Wanted EnnR nm eliately

A GOOD GIRL to do the work in small family
II Good reference requ red.
Also, Girl about z or II years of age to take
care of children.
Apply IMMEDIATELY at corner OF Church and New
Lury streets
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The Rockland Gazette says it is requested
by Mr.. Arthur Prince, to state that the report
i'll regard 10 the death of Col H. B. Humph-
rey, is untrue. He is at the hospital in Sum.
merville, but his recovery is doubtful. Mr.
Prince had communication with the above
information dated the Goth inst
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Argus copy


A FRONT Off i I'm McCarthy's Block, over
"A Store No. ISL Fore Street, lecentiy Cccup cd by
W. j. Mcdonald. Enqune OF
CHARLES MCCARTHY,
apr26dt No, 30 Middle Street,
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DN.s.aYosE or OCMAN STEAMERS

Miniature Almanac. April 90.
Sun rises. ...... 5O3I Moon sets. 80. 1901 Pm
Sun sets...........6 53 High water. 80. Is IN
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DODD'S NERVK-NE
AMI ENuHT,nD An<>r,

This M,dlcne is NERVE TONIC. 1t stops the
waste OF vitality, braces the Nerves, and quietly
regulates the system. sleeps ssDess, Lori ability,
'Ioss OF Energy, Loss Of Appetite, Dyspt psia, Con
:ara ION, local weakness, fnu gen raj Iang OF
dication OF Nervous Disease. Dodd's Nervine and
!nvi -orator is complete specific tor all troub es-
lt IS also the best, as it is also the most agreeable
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
Az neeh uuiy a Pointed Executor of the W Ii OF

=, "a, =, '''7o VI NU'
N toe county of cumberland, dece Use J. and has IA
i ass ureetS. All persons having demands upon the
estate OF SAID deceased, required exn bit me
sdme anu all persons mdebied 10 said es ate are
called uponto make payment to
SAMUEL S. DUNN, Executor,
of Bethel.
No. Yarmouth, April 81, 1868. wsw*ls
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RellaeeZa, foa. E,eannze fron,a,lnia,fe
To MOTHERS.

ever offered to the public. PIostration OF Strength
hys'eiia-retainea, excessive irregu ar and painful
menSPS-& isll tO G ms oil
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E u II o p H.
GERMANY.


Bonn, Aug. 4, 1868.
AT a festival held in this city yesterday to
commemorate the sem-centinnial anniversary
of the foundation of the University of Bonn,
there was great gathering of students, alma
mater and the friends of the institution from all
parts of Germany. A banquet took place at
which among the distinguished guests pre-
sent, was the Hon. George Bancroft, Ameri-
can Minister to the North German Confedera-
ton.
The University of Bonn has conferred the
degree of Doctor of Laws upon his Royal
Richness. the Crown Prince of Prussia, Hon
George Bancroft, the Minister OF the United
States and Professor Derwin and John Stuart
Mill of England.
vienna, Aug. 4.-The German Democrats
held meeting in this city last night, at which
speeches were made and resolutions adopted
deplorlng the practical exclusion of the Ger
man provinces of the Austrian empire from
their former relations with the fatherland, and
protesting against the settlement of the ques-
ton OF German unity through the process OF
arbitrary annequate, declaring that all action
10 that end should be based upon the Will of
the people of the respective States
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Aug. 4-Mr. Scallon, counsel for
the the prisoners Warren and Costello, in a
communication to the London Times, repeats
his declaration that his clients were tried and
convicted on the evidence procured in the
United States
The Times in answer reiterates in the most
positive terms its denial of the correctness of
the statement.
The Royal Commission on the Irish Church
establishment, have made their report; they
recommend the abolition of all the Episcopal
Sees and cathedral establishm ents in ireland,
except eighty to be maintained on salaried in
comes. They also report in favor of measure
to encourage tenants under the church leases
to purchase property in perpetuity, the pay
ment of titles and rent charges to eventually
redeem and regain possession of their lands.
The wheat harvest in the British Isles is
nearly over, and according to the estimates
crops will be double that of last year, and will
exceed by one-third the annual average.
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NEW YORK.

AUBURN, n. Y, Aug. A large crowd as
sembled at the depot this P. NJ. to witness the
arrival of the Chinese Embassy. The mem
bers proceeded Immediately to the residence of
Mr.. Seward. Tomorrow morning the Embas-
sy visit the Prison. In the afternoon they 90
to the farm of II. S. Dunning to witness an
exhibition of mowers and reapers. On Thurs
day they go to Willow Brook to partake of
the hospitalitles of E. L. Martin. The distin-
guished visitors will remain in town till Fri
day. and go from thence to Niagara Falls.
THE LATE GEN. HALPINE
The Common Council adopted resolutions of
respect in memory of Gen. Halpine, and to
attend his funeral in body.
ASSAULT ON A POLICEMAN.
Another murderous assault made last night
on pohceman occurred on SD street. and the
officer, whose name was Bernholtz, was Sc
verely injured, though not dangerously. The
criminals were arrested.
ARREST OF SWEDISH DEsERTERs
Several deserving Swedish sailors were be-
fore Commissioner Osborn to-day, and remand
ed to the custody of the Marshal to await the
requisition of the Vice Consul
ESCAPE OF A LUNATIc.
Francis j. A. Boole, once Street Inspector
and prominent politician, escaped from Bloom
ingdale Lunatic Asylum last night. but was
found and returned there to-day
sEYMoURs LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE.
The official letter of acceptance of the Dem
ocratlc nomination for the Presidency by Ho-
ratio Seymour, will be made public tomorrow
afternoon.
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WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, Aug. 4.-The following news has
been received from Hayti:
A battle took place near Jacmel on the oath
of July, between the revolutoEists and forces
of Salnave, which ended in victory Tor the
former. The revolutionists have concentrated
1000 men, well provided with provisions aud
ammunition, around the city OF Port au Prince,
and are pressing the siege with renewed vigor.
Gen. Lynch, one of the revolutionary COM
manders, has issued manifesto protesting
against the cession of any Haytien territory TO
the United States.
The Dominican troops have crossed the from
tier and commenced the invasion of Hayti.
Gen. Boyer and his son had been murdered
Robberies and depredations are reported in
various parts of the country
SAN DOMINGO.
Advices from San Domingo represent that
the revolutionary movement against Baez was
steadily progressing nnder the leadership of
Gen. Luperon A decisive victory over the
forces sent out against him had been gained by
Ogando, one of his Generals.
The speedy fall of President Baez and the
expulsion of his gov eminent was anticipated
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- . Nj NJ Il CIAH
New York stock and Money Marlse,

NEW YORK, Aug 4.-bToney easy at 3 a per cent.
on call Sterling Exchange quiet at 1899 a 110t The
advance in Gold has induced importers to postpone
iemltances Gold frmer, opening at l45B, closing at
million of the Alaska Gold is expected to be shipped
to morrow. Governments weak, except 10-40's
which advanced under active foreign demand,
and old 6s of 81, which strong at 1155 a. 1859
Henry Clewes g. Co. furnish the following 43O quo
tatons:-COupon 6's 1881, 115k % 1152; do SIS 1862
Ia a 1143; do 1864 100 a 10y; do 1865, 1l2b g
ll24; do new, 1888 a 1885, do 1867, 1883 q 10s5; do
1868, 1857 a 1885, 10-4C's 109 a 1891.
Border State bonds frmer cid Tennessees, IS;
new do. "a; old North Carolina 70i; Missours, SO
The great feature in stocks to-day further de-
cline in Erie TO 56, the operations betokenng PAN
icky feeling, and the general belief that Vanderbilt
and Drew have SO out 10 break the present clique
lease of the Northern Jersey road is also used
point for decline. The whole list fell of sympathe
ically, N. Y. Central touching 1884. The market
subsequently rallied Erie reaching COL aud Central
l31. These prices, however, were not maintained,
the market again declining and closing unsettled.
and express stocks dull. The following are $50 fig
ures:-Canton, AZ "a 40; Cumberland, 80; Adams EX-
press, 52s "a 52s Merchants Express 24S a. 249; Pa
cfc Mail, 10l "a 101s; Western Union Telegraph, 34g
q 345; New York Central, 1904 q 1901; Erie, So a
5St; do preferred. 724 q 74k; Hudson, 139 a 1873
harlem, l2f Reading, 81 a 91t; Wabash, 49s; ST
Paul, 745 g g; Michigan Central, 1l9; Michigan
Southern, S6f a $50; illinois Central, 1891 a $50;
Cleveland & Pttsburg s7l q s7s; Toledo 10iI a
10l4; Rock Is and, iii a 1119; Chicago & North
WESTERN 50 % Sls; do preferred, S2a a S2E; Fort
Wayne. 1925 q 1899; Hartford & Erie, i9f a i92.
Mining shares quiet; New York Is "a 20; Smith
a. Parmalee rs "a 100; Quartz Hill 1 05.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury to-day amounted
to S4,373,2 25; payments $s,5SO,s5l balance, $7s,-
,279.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

DEATH OF PRINTER.
BOSTON, Aug. 4.-John Wilson, a well
known master printer of this city, died yes
terday at his residence at Cambridge.
DEATA OF AN EDITOR.
Dispatches from Portsmouth announce the
the death of Charles w. Brewster editor and
proprietor of the New HAMPSHIRE journal.
THE PRIZE DRILL-A CHALLENGE FOR SEC
0ND TRIAL.
Boston, Aug. 4-Capt. Finan, of the Mont
g0mery Guard, has challenged the New York
Webster Guards to a second drill for the cham
pion flag; if accepted to take place within
three months at some intermediate point be-
tween New York and Bosto 1; the judges bot
TO be chosen from regiment with whc b
either company has contended and to be par
ties whose family ties will not prejudice de :
cision. Capt. Finan also publishes a commu-
nication addressed to Major Egan, criticising
andMeLying many statements of the latter in
his card relating to the recent competition
drill of which he was referee
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MAR XLAND.

BORDER STATES CoLoRED CONVENTION.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 4.-The Border State Col
Ored Convention was organized to-day with
VIM. Nesbit for permanent Chairman. DR.. HI
j. Brown was appointed chairman of the bust
ness committee.
A crowded meeting was held tonight at
Douglass Institute. Speeches were made by
Prof William Howard Day of N. Y, Rev.
James Lynch of Miss, and others.
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CALIFORNIA.
SAILING OF STEAMER FOR JAPAN.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 4.-Ihe mail steamship
Japan sailed for Yokohama, Japan, and Hong
Kong, China, to-day, thus inaugurating the
monthly line of ships between San Francisco &
Hong Kong. The Japan carried 272 passen-
gers, and merchandise valued at .S9O,OOO, and
treasure to the amount of 1878 600. j. Ross
Browne, the new American Minister to China.
and Charles d. Poston, Commissioner of the
Agricultural Department, and Baron Ritchts-
hafew, geologist, are among the passengers.
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AUCTION SALES.
house and Lot on Deer Street at
Auction

Il M NED EsDAY, August 9TH, at O'clock P. NJ
Deer Sdra IL the large three story brick house No
tene,nant ST. SAID house Is one-haf of double
nan1ries Quilt since the fire Contains ten rooms,
bTieE cIstepn 5,sS &c: Piped for gas Good cellar
building SC; Lot about 2s bv a. feet This bovSs
Is IA ueslra9ie locality, convenient to business and
wen liar or ardng house. Possession Civ
jy30dtd F.O. BAuEy Auc.
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ONLY25 CENTS

The Great Quoting Remedy for Children.
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
GUS DRUG; sure to Regulate the Boacels !;
allays all Pain; corrects Acidity of the
Stomach makes sich and qceak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, Inflammation of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects of
Teething. Call for Mother Bailey's Quieting
Syrup, and take no other, and you are safe.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
icine.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn,
Agent for the United States.
w F; PHILLIPS & CO. Nos As and IS Middle
81, roruand, Me, wholesale Agents tor the State.