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The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov. Cit is still believed that
there is danger of riots in the 7th Senatorial
district between the adherents of O'Brien.and
Bradley, as the police are working in the in
terest OF the latter. There have been several
rows there already and the excitement seems
to be increasing.
The police admit that unless any outbreak
be summarily put down at its opening there
will be very serious work tomorrow, not only
in the above mentioned district but in the first,
eighth and sixteenth wards. The Governor,
Mayor, police authorities and military officers
have arranged for Effective measures, if neces-
sary. The polling places this year have been
located on broad avenues instead of barrow
side streets 10 order that the police and mill
tary may have more room to act if called upon.
A Talnnnnmy Judge.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07

BISHOP j. P. Campbell OF the First Episco-
pal district of the A. M. E. church will preach
this evening at the Mountford Street A. M e.
church at IL o'clock. A general invitation
is extended to all
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07

M. L. A The Lecture Wednesday evening
by Rev. c. G. Ames of California will, prota-
bly,, be one of the best of this very excellent
course. Mr.. Ames is stranger to a Portland
audience, but is spoken of by the press of
other cities az one of the greatest orators in the
country Those wishing to enjoy RIGA feast
will do we'll to attend this lecture.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07

War DEPARTMENT, Signal Service U. S. Army, Di-
vision OF kilograms and Reports tor the benefit OF
C,p
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07
U. S. Army flannel under shirts IS cents.
CoGIA HAssAN,
Nov. 1876 129 Middle street.

IT IS SAID that if puff of air were to be
blown into a vein of anauimal, death would in
Simultaneously follow because circulation would
be stopped. The blood makes the entire Cir
cult of the human budy every seven minutes,
and whenever this circulation is mpeded or
any of its channels are clogged by impurities
which ought to be carried off, disease follows
fever or disease of liver or kidueys,or scrofula,
or dyspepsia. To get at and remove the source
Of the difficulty nse the old and infallbe
blood purifier, DR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
49,. AZ RITrRRs Oci18th- 4W
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

FoUND-A wallet.--Call at Horse Railroad
office.
s DR.. LELAND was unable to visit his lnsti-
tute in this city on Tuesday last, and thus dis
appointed many who wished to consult him.
He can now be found at his rooms in Cahoon
Block, corner Myrtle and Con gress streets, I'M
til o'clock this p. M. The DR.. is having great
success in the treatment of all Chronic dis
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07

NOTICE is hereby sivon, thaGthe subscribers bav.
IN been duly appointed Executives Of the Will
WOODBURY. DAVIS, late OF Portland.
In the County of Cumberland, deceased and b.,a
taken upon themselves that trust as the law directs
All persons having demands upon the estate Of aid
deceased are required to exhibit the same; and ali
persons indebted to said estate are called uno' 70
make payment to
CAROLINE F. DAVIS,
CARRIE Il. DAVIS, EAe>utriees
Portland, Sept. 10th, 1881, fl oe6sSw
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WARRINGTON.


WAsHIEGToN, Nov. Glowing to recent
detacatious strict inquiry is being made in
several quarters, concerning certain disburs-
ing officers whose honesty is for good reasons
.kusnacted.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07

THE Halford Leicestershire Table Sauce,
bioblv recommended for family use.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07

THE unprecedented success which last winter
met our introduction of Felt Corsets has led us
to purchase large and completely assorted
stock for this seasons trade, which we shall
sell at the very low price OF s. cents pair.
All who have worn them say they are the
warmest, most healthy and best fitting corset
made, and we are sure they are the cheapest.
Only IS cents. CoGIA HAssAN.
Nov, 13-3t
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07
AUCTION SALES
Very Desirable Brick Block on
Commercial treef MT Auction.

very DeSiraDic DFiCh BLOCK on
Commercial treef at Auction.
ON Wednesday, Nov.S, at ~ m, we shah sell tina
~ SPACIOUS and finely located Brick Block, Ne.
10 Commercial st. Said Block ia stories high,
ABOUT 81 H. 90 Comm srciel St, and SO ft. on tbs
avenue leading from Fore st. to Commercial street
AMI Central Wharf, making the corner lot, and IS ole
OF The most substantial and valuable tuildngs on
Commercial ST., and is now occupied by Il. Corey %
Co. sHEAIJ Afh 4s4-
Terms favorable and made known at sale.
~ For particulars call on W. w. Thomas. Lew 10
Pierce or .-44. ..i-f ~ fflYs l0 llrH
oc24td FO. BAILEY 8 CO.. Auetionesrs.
Carpets, SC. mt Auction,
ON Wednesday, Nov sth, at SaIesrooom Is Ex-
~ change st, we shall .el India, Brussels, Tapes
Try and three ply carpets Chamber Set Mahogany
Caamber Furniture, Centre Table. What-Not, &c.
SS,harsin Mahogany and Hair Goth, Lounges, oha
josephine, cook, parlor. ar-tght and office Stoves,
~ NJ uessss Feather Beds, Bedding, &c; one large
w Desk, one leather covered Chair.
Sheriff. Wv " A"'Ni'1ie W ''Ne'" "
At private Sale
i SSsgn,9 q Roberts Safe. '''I'--r- .l.... r..
Ne" York Sale Co.'s Sale no7dtd
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On. More Trouble.

appOint ne " inspectors of election1and TO re
move the present incumben!s was vacated b.
Judge Bedford this morning.
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thing like justice to that vile crew. We Is nation nave
90 long permitted these lascvous scoundreS 70 commit
murders and pursue their poygamous course tnat Ior
bearance has ceased to be virtue The only way % put
an eectua stop to their scandaous doings Is 70 punish
severely the leaders The man Hawkins may tpnk nm.
self extremely fortunate to set of with three wears
year, to give him his deserts These leaders are tne
proper persons TO suffer for that low degraded eno out
ragged people, whose money they have stolen ana whose
women theylhave taught to minister to their
passions They ought longer to be permitted 20 mix
p their vile stuH with religion and palm 1t Oh On to
those poor simple creatures, the teaching OF God
does to me that enlightened nation we ought
not to- and Christian people cannot longer look
on and see these desgnng knaves and hypooytes CON-
NIT their villanies unchecked. PURITAN.
East Abingdon, Mass, Nov. 8, 1871.
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IRON BUILDINGS WANTED IN CHICAGO.

70 lAc EdtIor OF The Trt6Une.
SIR: There is need of large foundery in Chi
nago. There is unusual number Of iron buildings IN
NewYOrk especially in the business portion Of the city
5bere large humber Of persons and an immense
anouDt Of capital engaged in manufacturing these iron
buildings here and understood TO be very profitable
raDoh Of manufacture Now, in Chicago, beovs IRE
AZ was RlmOst impossible get stone from any Of the
naaTEeS either Athena Marquette Cleveland fnst
A. was needed. and the delays then were VexGtious
and expeusiSe Surely Chicago cannot now be supplied
~ Acne 10 ACCORDANCE with the demand and the price
nlf N course, be advanced very materially II there
ever wHs . time when aleR@mate business presented
0la with most favorable prospects, It now IN the
HsnufactuPe Of iron buildings 10 Chicago. Coal AMI iron
very accessible in that city and these Dot low and
O. engage IN ths busnets Chicago calls loudly for some
ebsnE Of thIs kiud 20 be esta blished immediately.
. Eeso Tork, Now 6, ISL o. A. c.
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THE BEST PLACE in New-York to buy REL
IRtE WAToHEs yNB DlAnoXDa NcH TASAloNABLE JBvELhT
sTiRIIas SuTRR9iS SaURIS Of FultobSt Diamonds specially
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Co 70 3. s. SQUIRE, 1O4 Fulton-st, mp stairs
far WItehd SeUelry psnepds svervaeI Ne sells direct from
iron cafe, t1t haAAirSsrsioas Tes ave " :.
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attended with The following gnpOms NDISPosrTIoN TO ExER
TON, LOSS OF POWER, LOSS OF MEMORY, DIFFICULTY OF
BREATHING, GENERAL WEAKNESS, Horror Of Disease Veal
Nerves. Trembling Dreadful Horror Of Death, NIGHT sWEATs
COLD FEET w.leine Dmne Of VdOn LangOr Universal La
tuSe OF the Muscular System Enormous Appetite With Dppte
smptOm, Hot Hands Fu,nE The Body Dns Of the shn Paid
cOuu.u,pee and ERUPToNs on THB FACE PAIN IN THB BACK
Heavnes Of The Eyd Frequently Black Spots Flying before the By
uA Temporary sufuOn Loss of Sight, Want Of Attention. Great
Mobility RESTLEsSNRss, With Horror Of Society Nothing more
dabe to such patients sOsd and nothing they more dread for
fear Of themvesj pOse .aneness no IpeeuhtOn
bu. I. buried transition from question 10 another
THESE SYMPTOMS R ALLOWED TO GO oN-wHIcH THIS
MEDICINE INVARIABLY RENovEs-sooN FOLLOW LOSS OF
POWER, FArurrY, AND EP1LEPTIC FITS. Ii ONE op WHICH
THE PATIENT NAY EXPIRE
During The supeneudeDee WILSON The BLoohryGDALR
ASYLUM this sad result occurred 70 paeu Reason bad for
time M them and both died Of epilepsy They of both and
al out twenty years Of age
Who Gay these not frequently followed By those
dlreful diseased, INSANITY CONSUMPTION The records Of the
INSANE AsyLUMs and the melancholy dsas BY Consumption bear
ample the truth OF assertions In Lunas Ams the
melancholy exhibition appea The eOwsnane actually 'Oddsn
and quito desti!ute neither nih gdsf rau Should
sound Of tie voice occur Il "a rarely srteulAse
with woiul meamres wan despair
Low salen sounds their grief kesuiled"
While get the existence Of the above disease and symptoms
prepared offer invaluable gin Of chemistry for The removal Of
.onaaopenena
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"A AEW ENGLAND LADY's VIEWS on MORNoNIsM
We tAe E6Gtor Of Ths TrtAGHs.
SlR; ~ q scion Of the Pilgrims, and dauRh-
ss " oA HHSAAcbRst IT, and In behalf Of all decent peO
ps sNyWbsss wiAh 70 thank you for the remarks you
make iAfs veshs TRIBUEs, IN regard to the AOrnOnG
Iho OGV oeJeyaDsnt VII O9atnHe 70 EnSte ont eORe-
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ZINE WATCHES,
RICH JBWBLRT
CHOICE FANCY GOODS.
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY & GRAHAM,
10 MAnEE-LARB, ~ JoHE-sT.
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BLEACHING, CLEANING, and DYENG OFFICES
Loan ga Broadway second 13 BrcomeSt co.,
B,oSdWsy Mdeup garments aces feathers gloves &C. cleaned
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Use DENs1ow e. BUsH's SAFETY OIL IT yol
,Se ycu[ lives and properly II stands 1902 Gre test and Will ne
sIpods stsn lighted lamp be upset broken No 100 hhdenD
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tAnAoanoem6nul
IAnnoenoemonAI
rr'sCoCoAINE-Theb best Hair dressing,

DESIRE TO FURNISH ny TESTIMONY IN BE-
JAIKss HHDiorxH, RIrSCToRAsL
HAVE BEIH TROUBLED AsTHHA IEAHs
BECAME PAIL WINTER COULD SO7 WALK
pErHsA COULD
IPxRToHa vsRK OF AHI KIND IL CHOPPED
I'VE HISurRs BAEArH. uaHLr
pnRAn PuLILI Vas PEHsvADED TO
RzYEoroRAE1 4 JHoH HEsEaA
HAvIEI BrczrLI OF PLACE AyTxH
TAuSs IL yuuR SoT7IE A. NucA WORK IN
DAT A. AHH HAH EneHBoRHooD, coHPIAnT Has
ENTIRELY NE TBRREyOEs CORDIALLY RIooxzEHD IA"
R1PzcrozAET TO All AETHHL-lH0HAcn
snEDLrT, FrTcaBURO MIOH.
Knox, In anticipation Of the arrival OF
Prince Aehs b, invented aeturesous RUSSIAN Fun CAP we
everybody win honor Of that distinguishes fOrhser
graceful. and quite up With the prOVeI good taste when A
exhibits In the sniul exercise Of hh es7tvIsDe An
and SILK Ham Win b e HJs vhisA Will EH"oT res
coming Winter and the coming Prince
UpoLpHo WoLFE's CELEBRATED ScHIEDA AM
T:1 dSSSS % SssSoi
S%:n ;:TD a ns % SoSa been
a leading S M 'hs OSs IA s Ii bps i
| for Sals 6Sal Dr1sTisk and GrOOsrA
To THE Worms of the STATE Of NEW YORK:
S. yS sft y, ys s sSS'S sD5 siIs as i
empsh this object would recommend them 70 uss LIZ
rARSK SPBcD1G Bod b. al DruggisiA
HsYHEY CUREi" What Cures AYERS
cHxKRf PRoroRE for oOuth AIIRs PLs for PuanIs ano
Arms for the complaints that require an Aau'
pedicnN
OseDENsLov e. BUsH's SAFETY OIL If you
yoe ouf lives property 1t stands 1892 e test soo VII no'
sIpode lighted lamp be upset and broken NO. Nv
THE BEST PLACE in New-York to buy RELI,
LBtE WATCHES DANoSDA eH, IASaoSABLE JsNEhn ana
STiRILAG HILVRRSb 6oUIRBS TFatonSt MsnonA ssPsGA"
80
Go 70 3. S, SQUIRE, 104 Fulton-st., mp stairs,
for WsASI StWel, ppsDd' slVervare M sells direct IRON NE
iron a,I f HGbufGeturG peeG "a
'- -. .SSssfS
BLEACHING, CLEANING, and yDYENG OFFICES
Of E. IoRp q34 Broadway S Brcones co.,
Broadway Mdeup EarInsD hees feathers gloves Se cleaned
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NETWORK CITY.

NEW-1OfGh C4lI
Darkness would be preferable to the stencil
arfsfng from the lamps many Of the stage lines
Since the Chicago fire the insurance brokers
nave had their hands full in rensurng their customers
IN solvent companies
The grades on Eighth-ave. are 30 heavy be-
tween sixtieth and One Observation-Disclosures that 10
will be necessary build two three stories before the
level OF the street Is reached.
J. w. Blake, the Superintendent of the Ma
ohinery Department ct the American Institute Fair, has
teen presented with watch ana chain, worth 1885, by
the exhibitors In his department. -
The new route of the New-YOrk Central
Railroad, from the Union Depot along spuyten Duvl
Creek to the Hudson River full Of interest The rug
red north boundary Of Manhattan, crowned with old
and new villas, Ia beautiful novelty to most OF the
passengers. ,
Advices received from the D. s. steamer
Nantasket report her arrival at Cape Haytien, Oct
rom Santiago de Cuba, and her departure for sananai
on Oct H. James Marshall, Captain Of the fOretops A.
An charge OF the yacht America died the passage,
BROOKLYN.
Visitors at Prospect Park last week, 10000.
The Long Island College Hospital treated IA
pAtients last month.
LONG ISLAND.
Observation-Disclosures L. Lawrence was as
sauted and robbed Of so recently by five men with
whom he had been drinking.
STATEN ISLAND.
ToHPKINsVILLE.--While the Red Hood Ran
Rers we're marching the ferry from Elm Park Mont
6ay evening, ". II. German drove his wagon into the
ranks and was fred upon ball taking effect in his up
per Jaw, No srrestS
NEW-JERSEY.
NEwARK.-The case of George Bolts, recently
convicted Of the murder Of Pet Halsted will before
Judges DePue and Person Saturday next, in argu
nent for new trial.. Tho plank shop Of Browne hat
factory at Elm and PrOspectsts, destroyed by FIRE
carly yesterday. Loss, tOo0. The executors Of the
estate Of Esther Soher, late OF Boise CITY, Idaho, who
Aed IN 1852 are looking for her and heir was
sent 70 this city school She left 5000 in gold CON-
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"THEY .CUREi" What Cures AYERS
cvrpSG PRroR for Ooukh PIILS for PutanVs ana
ITERG the complaints that require an hfsn's
y,Adiei
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POLICE NOTES.

The fourth floor of No. IL Liberty-st occupied by
ISSs6s Co.. cigar dealers damaged 9 800 by Gre yesterday
John CopDie was stabbed, last evening, in the
wooded obt Of hs residence No % GeRWeh
-, bT an unhBOSb Removed To the Park Hospital
Robert Ridden, q liquor dealer at Fitty.hrst- ct.
HEhtbsrG committed the YorhVe Police Court
~ sa1sI SpOO hary CsrIOci Of West POyf.t
In the United States District Court, yesterday,
DesAs HeCsry Obtised Of sgbI be Yacht LOniL
H clam Sgaina the weasel e2e6 for RpIrG The VOOiA b.
aid Drpuy harsA Smith sBd Re number Of Der and
s Which Mr. Athbay bad s and which said 70 Be
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To TIE YorERs of the STATE Of NEw-YoRK:
Rverv soa voter should clear Aad election DAY A1 e
their vote fos edo and honest GSHroHon Of the dSG
iris Object them I hkSot "a
TIRRR Sp1c1PIG Bod By all DruggisA
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HOME NEWS
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY.
HS ESS& 80 AsSgAe
HIGH TIDE TO-DAY.
&Sst BfsscSs -" II y bsGAG psSbiBG. L. l.
o." as ans ES 1:' 100
Use Fifth PaCel
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cloeed: and no ,u in favor Of OF sganst Gid corpora
;onr or sitSs, q He,n shall abais q rsaoo Of the
passage Of this al. but The same :ha b psosecntsd
10 final ju9nent ss II this act had not oeen passed
SEC. q. Aud be Il further eaactee, vhae sosse
shall be NO eIection holden for mayor or members %
the couinon council Of the city of 0eot9etoyn prior
to the 6t dsy Of jane, eighteen hundred and seven:
ty-oue but the preseH mayor and common couscdl O
said city ehs Nod their oces until sid asse Gay OF
June next No taxes for general purposee ehal here-
altar Be asseeae by the municipal authorities Of tho
court. And npoe he repeal Of the chates q the e.
Coambis Be-, and Is hereby declared e BE- successor
Of said corporations and all the property OF said cor:
pofations ma Of the county OF Washington, shai!
become vcstcd in the aaid District OF Columbia, and
oil Ares pensties costs and f0rfeiures, which are
now BY Law made payable to said cities recpecttvey.
o. said levy CONT shall be paid to said District Of
Columbia and tie salaries Of the judge and clerk q
tho police court the compensation OF the deputy
CLERK and bsiIit. Of said police court, and of the
said District: Provided, That the moneys collected
upon the judgments Of said police court Q. 60 much
thereof ~ may be necessary, shall be applied to the
payment of the salaries Of the Judge and other occrs
Of said court and to the payment OF the necessary
expenses thereof, and any surplus remaining after
paying tho salaries compensation, and aiose.
said shall BE- paid into the treasury Of the District ut
the end Of every quarter.
Approved, February q, 1871.
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Athlesic Hall, which was destroyed some
weeks since. He duplicates Arthur Per-
kins, Charles AcWillisms, and Tom. Las.
we'll - being connected with the setting Of
fires in Virginia recently. Willis comics.
sion has created profound sensation. Ar.
thur Perkins Is the man who recently killed
the man Smith. Charles McWilliams and
Thomas Laswell were arrested On Tuesday
morning. Both were safely lodged in Jail.
Charley McWilliams is we'll known in this
State. He formerly lived in Dayton, and
two or three years ago was Superintendent
of the Pacific Mill, in Gold Canyon. Sub
sequentIy he has figured as an insurance
agent in that city, and latterly rs gentle.
man of leisure about town. Tom Laswell
was . teamstcr at Gold Hill, some six
years ago, and was arrested once on suspi-
cion of being Geigcr Grade stage robbcr,
but that could not be proven against him.
His occupation has been indefinite and un.
certain for some time past In Virginia.
EXo Independent, 18Th.
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other 20 much that they couldn't quarrel.
And In this recital there were touches OF :
generous nature, which told that God had
made this man, in the bagipning. true, low.
ing and noble. He stands more than SIX
feet high and 10 large in proportion: His
head Is covered with abundant black hair
Just touched with silver. He has black eyes
and finely cut features, and. when he Is
himself, q most winning expression. In
early life he studied for the Episcopal min
istry, and even now, when he assumes n
white chokcr, - he often does, looks like
one. With him and Richard Yates, on the
4th of March, departed the last Of the inc.
briate Senators. There may be plenty of
drinkers" left, but no other ''drunkards.
Poor Dick Yates" a. his brethren 90
often Call him. Probably never did living
man battle harder than he has done with IN
over. mastering appetite. An inherited one,
born in his blood, no ono not thus cursed
can dream of the power of such foe, nor
Judge rightly by the sin Of the soul that it has
vsnQuished. Brave, generous and child>
hearted, Is the victim Of the wine cup often
loved him for himself and for all he had
done for his native State; trusted him, bore
with him, trusted him ayain-cveE when,
through weakness of will. he often betrayed
her faith. How he struggled to be worthy
of that trust in the highest legislative c0un-
Gil of the nation, he only knows, and his
God. But there came an hour when it was
too late; when affection, intellect and will
went down forever before tho insatiate foe.
and Richard Yates, but the wreck of him
self. to day trembling in his scat, counts
the days when his place will be filled by an
other.
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aside Issues. /"

Amy Richardson, of Iowa, weighs IS:
pounds. This is the latest casc of big. Amy.
A Rochester man wants Winnie Ream to
make statue of Ben. Wade, as he appeared
in San Domingo mounted on q bull, making
. journey into the interior.
Lady Horton, who was in youth famous
for her beauty, and inspired Byron'e lines
'she walks in beauty" died in England
last month, aged eighty:threc.
Louisa Ccron died in st. Louis on Sunday
week, at the age of 10S years.
Every plain girl has one consolation
though not pretty young lady, she will, if
she lives, be pretty old one.
sojourner Truth goes to Kansas to end
her days.
1t is reported that Miss Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps, author of "The Gates Affair."" is
about to be married to . young clergyman.
Mrs. William B. Astor supports, on: If
her own purse. an orphan asylum, at Red
Hook, on the Hudson.
Mrs. James Fisk, now living with her
husband in New York. is a ground blonde,
who dresses elegantly. and resembles her
husband 50 much that she Is often taken to
be his sister,"
The Queen of Englands fortune is csti-
mated at G., $3.50, 900.
It is said the King of Ashantce has over
three thousand wives We know the King
of shanty who hasn't even one wife.
AWcstern woman has invented Esprit
bride photographs, in which the bashtul
sitter's physiognomy is surrounded by those
Of the maids who would not be averse to
bccomin. his bride.
The best cough drops for young ladies'
orc to drop tho practice of dressing thin
whom thcy 90 ont in tho night ~;s.
'Pat, who is this Nilsson we hear SO
much spakin' about in the newspaper ?"
Don't you know, Mike: Why. it's that
ould sea divil Nilsson, that fit the battle of
the Nile, tubbc sure"
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THE DEAD OF PARIS thousand
dead have been buried during the past
twelve months in the Paris cemeteries.
During the preceding twelve months 700
persons were buried; SO that the siege has
caused an increase in mortality of q, 900,
not including hundreds of corpses that have
bcc" placed in church vaults, waiting to he
carried to their family graves in the prov.
inces.
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An attempt was made 70 burn Piper's Op-
en- House, In Virginia City, carly on Mon
day morning, but the ire was discovered Ia
time % prevent it A young man named
VIM. Wfilis WAS azrsstsd - ths iacsndiary.
From Tho Esss9rtss Of Wednesday. VI
learn that apasty Of ,nsa, q . vigilance
committee. took Wins Aom he Station
House and b. means Of sesops and ethes
Illuminating appliances unade him own IN
~ oaly % his.insisdiasy ssi NJ y tn
lnnp,ieatoAsioe e1heeaoiiaeon1iagjo1A He
vas ~ sst1s1s1 - ~ enaie 5Hessa
e ssafat1Ass1ellnesAs(p as 1oa1s q
~ - ~ nhnRs1shiaoeeelDoalR -