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SALE OF REAL EsTATE>-J. v. n. Hayek.
ssat estate agent, yesterday sold for samuel
summons, ksq, large lot on MARYLAND avenue,
1eapSoTed by three-story eieyen-room brick
oea-se, Win modern improvements, for $4,000;
GeSfEe T.. Noyes. Esq, purchaser,
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GRAND Division Sons OF TENPERAycF,-see
notice Of special meeting.
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~ THOMAS BOWLING, Auet'r: Georgetown
TRUSTEES ADJOURNED SALE OF ADEsIR
hABBLL COTTAGE RESIDENCE, NO. "a PROS

fEcFf s SpfEkTE G fkinknGs no - PROS
- By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the l5i
~: November, 10y, recorded in Liber 4 a.. e,
80 No. -, folio 3ss, Of the land records of WASH
ington County, and BY direction Of the parties in
trestea, the " ~ sci a. pueis auction
ises on FRIDAY, the I'D day Of April, ls7j. at 5
q clock that desirable cottage, No. "a Pros
10 an alley, now occupied BY Mr., A. II. Clements.
The terms Of sale are One-third cash. OF which
the residue in equal sdrns in L. and Is mouths with
interest from the day of sale, Or which the purrh
asers note will be taken secured by deed of trust
on the premises sold III the terms net comrli-
with within I'VE days from the day Of sale the Tru-
tees the right 20 resell the property % the
highest bidder for each ten DAYS pubis notice al
the risk and cost of the purchaser in default All
convey ancing and stamps AZ the purchaser cost
4. D. CLEMENTS. Trustees.
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STEAMBOAT LINES

FxxIrn soR sALx--Apply 1t the star On O
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Georgetown Advertisements.

n%P0TONAC DIVISION. No s.sT-T-
W. onoers and Members II POTOMAC nIVTs
lon. No. ., =. T, NHl meet TIlls Tnssll, b
EVENING. NJ their Hall. ~ ~ O. raale -
raneemeE,s a. atied Jhe funeral u thsiT lac Urt
er. John LEE.
~ .rasr PA. UNGER; w
" n w Il Il ~ l
GRIFFIN poSr -
S II, q. A. R--GFoEs -rawE. n a -
12lh. lSo.- General Order No. l.-The ~ -
this Post vii report ~ these neadur -. r.
MORROW ~ sdne~.lay, April ~ al A .,,,'-.t
-. 90 stiend the funeral Of AZ late CSur,9e l,S
lsr. Al members 4 the ,sIand Ana, a.. - i.
0fhcisl DONALD. Camrrsr-ler
n. EMMETT SMITH. Adiutaut D..
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TIE WASHINGTON CHESS CTR last night
elected the following ofacers;-President, IL q.
Ingersoll; Wee President, j. STANLEY Jones:
Secretary, w. T. Kent; Treasurer, M. Jndd
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NArios4Itk k EE5 10 E W. ,,lssg8ANCr Oon.
oAPiTAL-.---.--.--.----..----S l00e 900.
1880 Louisiana ave-, one deor east " 7th q.
SnstEe LOT fohcies or revenue StmR
promptly paid. s'' ~ suo 'o0W
plrect3rs-Charic KnaY, Prssident; 9corr. w
Berry, Richard walIach, Wn. Dixon, Dasisi I pode.
~ = o''1' k Ssnc bb.i HsIaRNrr ,.,r.,.
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IHFANrIcrDE- About 6 O'Clock last evening.
j. B. Clark, hoy, found, In the sewer trap cor,
ner Of 18th and d streetf, dead infant. very
much deeomposed. OnAcer Roth toor n IN ~
statiCn, and It was properly inferred. ~
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Yesterday about O'Clock an alarm t,
hre was given b. obdcer Grant from box S. Sixth
precinct station) for . IRE in . roon Of house
NO. 1923 9Th street, occupied BY Mr.. William
McCloekey.s The police and Fire Department
were promptly on hand, but their services we're
not required, - the neighbors extinguished
the flames. The l0n was about $500, mostly in
bed clothing and furniture. lsr.-Il = - =
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,ornsi iiHi TO r.S we're introduced
sIst and I'd stpeets. p h on street, between
ieges 70 me Rsu wsshsngten Gas Light Comrapy:
gssseoi M amending act in relation to de
~ Easlo~Nki n iI "a and Measures; referred. By
TO I'D street; resolution in relation To the conn conn
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IMPORTANT PICTURE SALE. - We taxa
pleasure In directing the attention oreur readerI
to the advertisement In another column a. the
place In NsW York On and CIDER Monday next.
Between the distinguished names Represented
In the catalogue and the reputation OF Mr..
Beaumont - acollsctor OF liberaEty and dis
sure Of finding works Of at really worth having
We trust he Opportunity TO secure such viii moi
be overlooked by cur Washington connolseeurs
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JAN FOR KkrPtNs Observation-Disclosures. Iob,,
W. nowie was arrested by Officer Prafker for
keeping oogs In the county without license, in
vloiaton OF an ordinance OF the Levy Court.
fault or payment, committed him to jaiI Tor
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ATTENPTBDkUICIDE on WA.Hrx.-ox
A dispatch fros Indianapolis, Indisss d.
ON the eth instant, says 80 NJ h VelIs y,
w ashingeOn, ID. G., who has been an Rinerant
actor under the name OF Richard G. Ellis. AT
tempted ssieide lAst night, In the rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Association, by taking
An ounce Of laudznaSa to drive dali care szvay.
ne HSs relieved by stomach pump, and will
probably recover. Wels WAS on Of the 20 n
yere or a revival hers the nrst part Of Che
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MURDKR At AADIsONFILLE, KY.
UaprOyOked Attack aEd Brutal XII.
ing OF Negro.


We are advised from reliable
sources that at Madisonvile, KY, on
Sunday afternoon, the 23l inst, a
young man named Eugene Speed as
saulted and killed a negro named
Wesley Tightening, under the follow
ing circumstances
The negro, in company with another
colored man, went into the bar of the
Carbon House, at Madisonville. and
took a drink Of liquor. AS they
passed out of the door young Speed
threw out his foot and tripped the
negro. who, supposing it was his own
awkwardness, turned and apo,ogized.
Speed followed him ont of the house
and drew large knife and revolver,
cursing him; whereupon the negro
picked upa piece Of iron with which
10 defend himself. but the parties
separated without an assault. +
A half an hour afterwards. or about
noon, the negro passed the house on
his way to the Colored Church, where
Il = -H
religious service was being held.
Speed seeing him pass, borrowed a
revolver from young man in the
house and pursued him, declaring his
intention q to kill the damned nig-
ger" Coming upon the negro un-
awares. he fred at him. the bali TAX
ing effect in his arm. The negro,
without turning, around, ran towards
the Church and Speed pursued, firing
as be went, until be had discharged
five barrels. The negro fell dead a
short distance from the Church,
pierced by four shots. all enter
ing in the back part Of the
body Speed walked away. de-
claring that he had two more
negroes to kill; aud up to yesterday
morning he had not been arrested.
He is a native of Madisenville. of
good family, but Of dissolute habits,
and was at the time under the in.
Husnce Of liquor. The negro lived al
Henderson,, where his body was
brought by yesterdays train. ,sii -, .e4
From the account which we have
received, il APPEARS to be a case de-
z-znding the attention of the United
States authorities, as the Kentucky
officers appear to be slow In. bringine
the young man to Justice.
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O0NDRNsEp TELEGRAHs.
TUESDAY,. October 3.

TUEsDA3s OeboDef ~
Horace Greeley is sick of fever.
|. Gold closed IN New Yorz. Saturday,
at 1ll5s.
Cincinnati hal an Aurora yesterday
morning
The United states steamer saco is al
| Gibralter.
The steamer City Of London has arrived
at Queenstown.
The Comet. from Yokohama, arrived at
San Francisco yesterday.
A IRE at Virgins city. Nevada, on sun
day night, destroyed fifteen or twenty
buildings
LaurIerthe agent Of The French Gov
ernment, IS reported to have arranged for
a loan in London.
C.0ss g. sharp's Touring mill, al Jersey
City, Iowa, was burned on sunday night.
Loss ~ 900; no 1nk urance.
The steamer Key West, from New York
for Charleston, Is ashore near Cape Hat
teras, q total loss. The crew are saved.
Francis Doran killed his brother-in-law,
Benz, WfsWeil, with a knife, at Worcester.
Mass, last night. Cause, whisky and an
old grudge.
The Atlantlcs beat the Mutuals at Phila-
delphia yesterday, ~ to ~, and the Red
STOCKINGS beat the Hay makers at Troy, Y
to Z, at base ball. -8a - Ett
e. W. Rich fell from the tTestIe work OF
the Nashville s. Louisville. Railroad, near
Nashville, on sunday night. and died yes
tesday morning.
Drake DeKay, United States Consul for
Magdalena Bay, and Secretary q Lower
California County, reports the colony
company hourshing. N# ~
Z. L. King, Liberal Republican candI-
date for Congress in the Fifth Missouri
District. has Withdrawn in f4vor of George
r. Smith of SedaIia.
The general association OF Con2regtIon-
alists, closed their session 8 I st. Louis, on
Sunday night, after several days earnest
and profitable work. .
A locomotive on the Northern Railroad,
of New York, exploded near Pierpont, on
Sunday night, killing the fireman and
woundfng three others.
John Gentry, aged 65 years, agent or the
United states Express Company, at Mid
dIetown, Onio, Was killed near Cincinnati
while trytng TO pass through q train In
motion.
{, On Saturday writs of quo 1gdrrGnt0 were
served on o. p Nicholson, j. u. snead and
Charles Amos, Judges OF the Supreme
Court, In session at Knoxville, Tenn, and
j. b. Hykell, reported at the instance of
E. Camp, u. s. Attorney They are
charged with holding Oficc contrary TO
the provisions of the Fourteeuth Amend
ment. 1t is probable that the Supreme
Court will adjourn to await an Invests
cation.
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DAHY JOURNAL
TUESDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1879.
NavoP Pro Tenn

The selection Of Mr.. Carpenter as
President of the Council, last even
ing. deposes Mr.. Van Riper. and
makes the former Mayor pro tenn.
This complicates matters pretty CON
siderably. We seem to have a sur
felt Of Mayors pro tenn. We do not
know that all Of them are signing
bonds, preeepts, and other documents
requiring the Mayors signature, but
we do kIo8 that, under the charter.
one has as much right to sign such
documents as another Verify the af-
fairs of Evansville are in a mlxod
condition, and it is full time we had
such Mayor as the City Charter re-
quires, and we're rid Of the usurpa-
tiOns which have brought such con-
fusion into her affairs
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Boiler KxpI0sion-Base BaII-.AuFOPa
s ROrEalIs.

ST. Louis, October 24-TWo boil
ers in the Mississippi Planning Mill,
corner Thirteenth and O'FaKon
Streets. exploded this afternoon, de-
-molishfng the engine house and car
penter shop over it, and scalding and
otherwise iojuring eight or nine men.
but none fatally. Loss about 81, 900.
The game of base ball to day be.
tween the White Stockings, of Chi
cago. and the Atlantics. of st. Louis,
was won by the former by a ecore of
46 to s.
There was brilliant display OF
auroral lights early this morning, and
another display this evening, though
less brilliant. ..5
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EIeciion nfMaY0r.

The Council, last night. ordered a
special election for Mayor. TO fll the
vacancy occasioned by the death of
Mayor Walker, on Saturday, the 18th
day of November This il a good long
notice. and viii give the people ample
time and opportunity for the august
occasion. The Inspectors and Judges
were appointed, the Democratic Coun-
cilmen, following the precedent of the
Republican Council Of 1869. in con
ceding their opponents the judges
and Clerks recommended By Mr.. VIM.
Heilman. fo-5
The election os Mayor is Of vital
importance to the psople of the city.
Their affairs have been most wretch
edly managed thus far this year, and
if such a man can be found, it is high
time we placed somebody at the head
of affairs that possesses both the abil-
ity and nerve to bring order cut of
the general confusion. Our indebt-
e1ness is in a most targled and unsat-
isfactory condition. 1t viii require
rare financial skill and prudence to.
save the credit of the city. tits to The
interest ofthe tax payers of all parties
tounite upon some man whom they re !
gard as equal to the great emergency,
and insist upon placing the respoDsi-
bility of the Mayors duties upon
him. By such q course alone. we may
hope to save our city from the whirl-
pool of repudiation and bankruptcy.
We think the people thoroughly
comprehend the importance of the
election. and that there will be very
general turn out at the time fixed.
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PITT sBURGIT, Oce. 24.--A joint session of
the City. council held to- day to- take
action In reference to the obstructions to
dresses were deliverd by Colonel r T Kerr
and w. ID. Moore. Resolutions were adopa-
ed declaring the 1nobstructed NAVIGATION
of the Ohlos Vltally necessary 10 tha
business prosf fertty of Pittsbur0 and
that IL is the duty OF Inc 7sorDcS1
completion of the bridge across st fhe
present plan, mt to cooperate with Cin.
cinnatt and other cities and towns as S1-ait
as the COallExchange, of this city ana eli
organized bodies interested in the navfas-
tiOn OF the Ohio River. The follovvfnrr
GohnLllsLse Mss aPPot,Lissu, I'LL ,.t 70 represent
and others interested, for the protection of
trade and commerce on said river: Com
mittee, Hill, BurgWin, A. NJ. Brown. Il.
Morgan, John Barton, and W. q. Carroll.
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New York Items,

The leWer part of the city is flooded
with circulars from Mayor Hall as
sertIng that fair count would show
the population to be a million and a
quarter, and voting population Of
200, 600; and he appeals to all the cit
izens OEaH parties 20 register on Mon
day or Tuesday nextso that this point
may be clearly established EA "a
The action of the federal authori-
ties relative TO the registry is creating
considerable excitement. The Dem
0crats seem confident that there will,
notwithstanding. be ffairer registra-
ton than at any previous election.
General Butler, Secretary Robe
son, Senator Conkling, General Bah
cock and others bad lengthy CONSUL
tatian to-day. with the object of con-
coctlDg measures for carrying out the
Congressional law, and to prevent
fraud in voting and registration.
At the Court of General Sessions,
in the case of Jackson, charged with
shooting Archibald Douglas, Coun-
sellor Graham put in the affidavik Of
the prisoner, charging the Recorder
with perjury, aud being Influenced. by
Oakley Hall, who is person ally preiu-
diced against him. The counsel
moved that the Recorder leave the
case to another Judge. The motion
was accepted. Judges Bedford and
Barnard. who were present, sustained
the Recorder.
Morgan jones declines the Tam
many and Mozart Nomination for
Congress.
Owen Gleason was to day arrested,
and held in $4,000 bail, for resisting
a Deputy Marshal.
The six million suit of the Erie
Company against Vanderbilt. was to
day set over until next week.
NEW YORK, October 24.-The Re-
publican Congressional Convention
of the Sixth District, met again to
night, but split into two parties, one
of which nominated Horace @Greeley,
aud the other Thomas Stewart for
Congress, neither of whom is likely
to accept the nomination.
In the Eighth District, the Repub-
licans after a debate in which the
claims of the Young Democracy were
advocated in vain. George .Wilke S
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Cooper tn
stitute was crowded tonight on the
occasion Of the memorial services to
Gen. Lee. John Edwards presided.
Peter Cooper, Ex-Governor Lowe, of
Maryland, w. III. Appleton, General
j. b. Imboden and others acted as
Vice Presidents. Resolutions refer
ring to theShigh character of Lee,
were carried amid great enthusiasm.
The census is completed and stated
at 926, $40, an increase of 112 656 from
1860.
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ITALY

g FLoRKNoE, Oct. lathe 0piltioae says
that several English nobIemen have
Italian Government the settlement 81 tfle
regularities relative TO the independence
of the Pope.
Tine runlors OF the ministerial dfsasree-
ments Is utterly unfounded. - tJf9nor
BIanca, Secretary In the foreign office. has
appointed an Italian minister to- SDaiu
The Isalian Government Still Continues
the Papal i'm port on tobacco. -
Phatlades Bey, the Turkish Envoy, has
arrived at Florence
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CINcINNATI. Oct. 2f.-The dedica
ton of the new chapel of the Nation
al Soldiers, Home, at Dayton, will
In the United States Circuit Court
to day. five suits were commenced to
recover bonds. alleged to be forfeited
By violation of the Internal Revenue
Laws, amounting in the aggregate to
$35, 600
Another fine Auroral display was
seen between seven and eight o'clock
tonight.
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Propeller DestrOyed by Fire.

PoRT CoLBoRNE, October "a A
fire was discovered ia the propeller
Shickluna this morning. as she was
entering the lock. Water was imme
diately turned upon the flames, but
without any effect, aud she had to be
abandoned in ten minutes. Her car
go consisted of 10000 bushels of
wheat. which was total loss. Ii was
valued at $40, 900. The purser lost
all his books, and the, crew only had
time to escape. fAA 4
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PRuSSIA

BERLIS, october q. -F The a tessvrrast Ips
Westphalia and Cilubria have arrived Al
Hamburg safely. The officers report hav-
ing encountered no French wesseie. =
the French heets apparen tly, h ave vvfth-
drawn 10 Havre and other French rorfs
BERLIN, Oct. 24.-Baron Won Freeier
Minister of the finance, has been SUM.
moued to Versailles.
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ENGIAN0

LoEDoN. October 2a.-Dates from Tien
zEen, OF october 7th, have been received.
ttons and have already arrived AT Falxfe
me 1orts IN that neighborhood are armed
ana Proylsoned. The Catholic chapel at
| natives. =.
There are rnmors here that conditions
o. peace had been arranged between Ba-
| zatne and King William. BY witch It is
stipulated that the Empress Eugeuie. who
mas gwen ner consent, shall 90 TO Yer
satliess ana sign treaty as the represent
attve OF the only government TecogniZsd
by Prussia.
IHeraIds special.l
LONDON, October 24.-Itfs stated on good
authority that the intervention of Fng-
land in favor of an armistsce was inducef
~ appIehenstons of Interior designs on
hussla an ana !. russia to form close alli-
effectively armtng is well known, despfte
her official deniais. 4-1s
England begins 10 see that The utfer
prOstration OF France would ranrivs haI
Of a strong ally, to be depended on for the
Illustration OF kuss;a's political scheme in
An uneasy fesling prevails in fnancfsl
circles. II Il anticipated that should the
enorts OF England fail. she will adopt
stronger measures to secure 8 cessation of
the war.
q special 10 the World
LONDON, Oct, 24.-M Greyy. as spolxes-
man OF StEchy, a noted Republican. made
an !aPpeal 70 Gambetta, az Tours, ON Fri
shall not be likely to obtafn a t1,onf6
nences Detter terms than are now extended
to us. IN month hence thousands mole
Will nave. persisted. France viii be
more completeiy ruined. 1t will be more
din1cult Tor her to find an auxiliary in En-
rope. and we must not deceive surs elves
Dy SuppoSIng that other than an actual
goYernmentis at all uEely TO be recog-
nized.
This appeal was received respectfulIv nv
the government, but produced not the
or pubic.
On the .20sh the bombaIdment Of Dion
Degans Win no result of i'm pOTtanee so Iar.
It Is now generally announced In the
german camp that The bombardment # /
Paris IS nxed TO begin on the first of No. 1
yemoer; that I34 siege guns are already
with the army: and thirty more were ex-
An order has been Issued commanding
ali Gsrman Princes and Mobiles hanging
ABOUT the army TO report for military duty
ct oncssor so home. -azasa tF- 80
aas salaA Tribune SpLclaIl - fi-aa
LONDON, Oct. M.--There Is fanthority for
stating Ln4t the negotiations so far, are
proce eding satisfactorily.
Granville has proposed q meeting
between ThIeFs and Bismarck. and both
as8enteds bismarck sent Thier5 a safe /
conduct, but no basis has been accepted or
suggested- Granville expressed himself
grained Win bne man ner with which his
overture has been received on all hands by |
other neutral powers as well as by Il.
llSerengS. DuL to-day as yesterday avoids |
expressing any confidence or their success i
Nobnlng has been heard nom Paris. Ru-
tnOfS OF peace aDOunds r-l1 /
II IS reported the Empress Is participas
ting IN negotiations, and also the Em-
peror, Dut IL Is believed nothing serious is |
proceeding except from GranvllIe's int-
t1atiRe. -. Is -
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lAa Tribune splclaI.l
RUaqTA

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 24.-A Dattle oc-
CURED near Condahar which is thought
70 have settled the Afghan war IA favor OF
Ycokoob.
st. Pc EKRsBURG. Oct. 2i.-Herr Werder,
an attaehe OF Inc PruSsian Legation, has
left for Versailles with letters from the
Car to the King or Prussia. lssF
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convention 90 Consider the PrOpri.
ety OF Removing the National cap
ital from Washington.

CINCINNATI, October r "a. =DeIeg
gates have been arriving for the Com
Vention to consider the propriety of
removing the National Capital from
W ashington. L. u. Reavis, OF Mis-
souri,, Ct. N. Stewart, of Alabama, G.
G. Forshey, of Texas, Of the Execu
tive Committee, are here. Delegates
in considerable numbers are expected
on the night trains. The Convention
will be called to order to- morrow, at
noon, at Pixies Musfc Hall, by Judge
Cation, of Illinois, sPresident of the
St. Louis Convention, should he ar :
rive otherwise, by the Vice Presi-
dent, Stewart, Of Alabama.
The delegates have generally been
appointed from all the States. North,
South, and West, and though the
number here to night is not large, a
good Convention is expected.
A letter has been received by the
Executive Committee from Greeley,
in which the latter expresses the
opinion that if the subject be Thoughts
fully and carefully canvassed, the
change will be approved and de-
manded. He thinks the place select
ed should be the focus Of art. litera-
ture and refinement, thas inviting
the presence and eommanasee tie
admiration of the choice spirits of the
civilized world, and believes New
York pre-emlnently that city, but il
quite sure Washington is not. 4.
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DR.. q. B. S1IrTH-DeQr Sir: My mother
scalded her foot so badly she could not
walk, which alarmtngly swelled. Ny lit
tie boy had Jumps in his throat and very
stiff neck. got mp in the night aad bath
ed his throat and chest and gave him
twenty drops OF your OIL. They are now
both well. JOHN TOOMEY,
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THE BASIS OF CIVIL Soc1Erx.-E Essays for
Young Men, on the honor and happiness
or Marriage, and the evils and dangers ol
Celtbacy; with sanitary help for the at
tainment OF mans true position in life.
HOWARD AssOCIATION, Pox p, Rhila.
dslPtia, Pa IifeiQ dAW6m
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NEW ORLEANS, October 24.-Nu-
merously attended meetings were held
in twenty Catholic parishes in the
city yesterday. Resolutions were
adopted. protesting against Victor
Emanuel's action regarding Rome and
the temporary dethronement of the
Pope.
There were four deaths from yellow
fever yesterday. sa-a -a-
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ELECTRIC. OIL.
DIR. SMITHS
Genuine " Electric f" Oil.
ERW COMBINATION.

AYERvE POWER WITHOUT PHOS-
~ PHORUSl A real Sedative without
Opium or reaction. Innocent, even in the
mouth OF Infants. Twenty Drops Is the
Largest Doss. Cures Sick Headache In
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