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GREAT BRITAIN.

B. . QUEENSTOWN, Juno 96.
Arrived, steamship City Of Antwerp
and Idaho from New York.
I.I f GLASGOW, June 20.
Arrived, steamship Alexandria, from
New York. The Prlmeas, from Havana,
bound for Greenock, has been wrecked.
Every person on board perished. I'll .
LONDON, June &C.
One thousand wOrlImen have been turn.
ed out Of employment by the burning of
the Manchester cotton mill. There was
quite snow storm In Shields this morn.
log. Hugh Mccullough, eX.SeCretary Of
the Treasury Of the United States, respOn.
ded to toast in honor II America at the
Cobden Plus banquet
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OTPICE OFTHE CntEP SiGEAL OPPIoER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 2B.


WAsuiN0TON, d. G., June ~.
IsynopSis for PHt TCeny.fbr Hours
The barometer has varied but little west
Of the Mississippi The pressure has
risen on tho Gulf coast, but Is now falling
again. II has fallen slightly from the
Middle and Eastern States westward to
Michigan. The temperature Inns risen in
New England and in the Southwest, but
has remained stationary. or fallen from
Pennsylvania to Florida. Light rains
we're reported Sunday night from South.
ern Illinois, and have fallen today east of
Alabama. Clear and clearing weather
has slowly spread southwark on the At.
lantic coast and Chesapeake Bay. Cloudy
and threatening weather still continues
from North Carolina TO Florida West.
orly winds are reported from the East At.
lantic coast. Variable local winds and
calms prevail generally east Of the Rocky
Mountains.
ProbdbiliticS Threatening or rainy
weather will probably continue dur
ing the night from Louisiana TO South
CGroliua, clearing away very generally on
Tuesday. Clear weather with fresh
winds Is probable for Tuesday for the
Middle and Eastern States and Lakes.
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PITTSBURGH.

,.., PITTsBURaH, June GO.
The formal opening of the Pittsburgh
y Connellsville Railroad celebration by
an excursion OF the City Council and
prominent citizens OF Baltimore, Cum.
betland and varlous points along the line
of the railroad. The excursionists were
met at Cumberland by Mayor Brush and
Committee of the City Council and n
large number Of Pittsburghers. The
trains are expected to arrive here at ten
o'clock tonight, but are detained by n
enthusiastic reception nf the excursionists
at various stations. They will probably
arrive at one AM.
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MEMPHIS.
Death of Andrew Jackson Donaldson.
...F... .... MpNrp,ns .Iunn D1

Death of Andrew Jackson Donaldson.
.N" MEMPHIS, June 20
Major Andrew Jackson Donaldson died
here suddenly at $3.50 this evening, OF
cholera morlius, In the 72d year of his
age. He graduated second in the class Of
1929 at West Point, was private secretary
to President Jackson during both torms
Of his administration, and afterwards
served rs Minister to the Republic of
Texas, Berlin and the German Confedera.
tion. On his return home lie succeeded
Frank Blair, ST., rs editor Of the Wash.
ington Union, and then ran for Vice
President on the Fillmore ticket. For
the past ten years he has lived generally
on his plantation near Australia, Miss +
The arguments in the Graves Preston
Case has been concluded before the Su.
preme Court at jackson, Tenn,
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The Monongahela yesterday, nj Pitts
burgh, was ~ inches and falling,
The experiment Of opening u public
library in Cincinnati on Sabbath has not
eqlalled public expectation. Compare.
lively few now attend.
Commodore Geo. ). Blake, n retired
Naval officer, died suddenly Saturday, at
his residence in Longwood, Mass, hGwas
70years Of age, I'
A bloody row occurred yesterday nj
Saint Paul, in saloon, n between three
brothers named Eenncy and another man,
over a game Of cards. One OF the Ken.
nGys stabbed and killed his brother. All
were more or less intoxicated. ..
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CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, June 28
Eight countcrirters were arrested and
brought here today, with eight thousand
dollars counterfeit money'in their posses.
sion The arrests were made by the Sc.
cret Service Division ol the United States.
Tom Rivers aud Harry Harvey, two NJ
the Counterieiters, are charged with muir.
der and vaions rnbberies in Kentucky and
InliAna.
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~ VENEZUELA
New YoRK, June q

ANH" ASAeht '"hN ~''
Acconnts received from trustworthy
source represents the state Of affairs in
Venzuela as deplorable, society disorgan-
lied In most parts of the country, com.
merce destroyed, and business of all kinds
exceedingly dull. The political state of
the country is anything but quiet, there Is
no communication between the seaports
and interior, private correspondence Is
often violated, and tho interests of the
United States Is said to suffer from the
absence Of their representative.
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SPAIN
MApRtp,Jun 25.

A majority Of The Cortes will hold IL
meeting on Monday for the purpose Of
the Kings refusal to accept
the resignation OF the Cabinet.
The Cabinet, which was in council until
A o'clock this morning, has decided to per.
sIst in the resignation. In consequence OF
the attitude ofA majority Of the COrtes i
is believed that only Moret and Scralli
will retire. .I...
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PERFECTLY AWFUL.
Startling Lessons for Boys addicte d
10 Practical Jokes. -

SlHflIlWH IItHbUnA luT DUyb HuuttNu
10 Practical Jokes. II =
From the Peoria ullB.) Review.
II Is surprising how much misery Is
caused In this world by the thOughtless
fun Of some of the best hearted people In
1t. Often and often person, whose heart
is running over with innocent merriment,
will perpetrate joke, In o thoughtless
moment, which will cause some dear
friend pain and throw o cloud over their
lives forever. These remarks are caused
by q sad case which happened recently In
this city The boys Of the Second Ward
school had raised subscription and
boughta football. 1t was made Of India.
rubber and was inflated with air. A small
brass tube was used TO initiate II, through
an aperture in the side, which closes me-
chanically when the tube Is with
drawn. A day or two ago the
boys were resting from their play,
and exaning their ball, when one OF
them, a pale, delicate.looklng, philosophi-
cal little fellow, offered 10 bet that he
could nut the bali In his mouth. They all
laughed at the idea, As the ball was as big
as Ills head, but he perslsted, and they
took up his bet. He very quietly inserted
the tube, exhausted the air, and rolling
the ball tightly up IN small compass,
easily placed Il In his mouth to the great
establishment of his companions While
they gazed, one of them, filled with mis-.
chief, inserted the tube in the aperatnre
in the ball, which was Just visible, and
inflated the football 10 its fullest extent
The boys screamed with laughter at the
odd appearance Of their puny playiellow,
and In their boisterous appreciation OF the
Joke they lost the keyl And now for that
piece Of thoughtless merrlment that poor
little boy must drag through his weary
life with n face TO the slze Of a peck
measure and no place to put his bread
and butter In. Boys, you cannot be too
careful about playing even what may
seem to be the mostinnocent Joke on youI
playfellows.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


UONC0KD, June ~.
In the Legislature on Tuesday, Il is I'm.
dGrstOod that the election cases will come
up first in the order of business, and the
committee will report on Ward two oI
Portsmouth, and take up Ward one. The
testimony given in Ward two case, by
the majority, shows in Nll 14O names on
the check fist not legally there. On the
other hand Mr.. Sterry, who It was sworn
had been dead five years, has sent In an
affidavit that he still lives. The proba.
bilities are that the members from Wards
one and two, eight in number, will he sent
hnlnh
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Rernntion 70 Cant. Hall.

Capt. Hall, the Arctic explorer, had a
reception tonight at the rooms of the
Geographical Society, Judge Charles p.
DAILY, President Of the Society, presiding.
II, A, Grennel presented Capt. Hall with
the American flag which accompanied
the previous American expedition TO the
North Pole 1t Is doubtful ir The Polaris
will sail tomorrow.
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PHILADELPHIA.
pu1ApELrIuA, June %

lHll'ADhllIllAI JWHN -U'
Five thousand persons were present 10
witness game between the Red Stock
ings, Of Boston, and Athletics, of this city,
this evening. Samuel Holly, of the Mag
arias, Of Buffalo, was selected Umpire.
The Athletics won the toss and sent the
Reds to the bat, Each club scored one In
ihr first inning. On the second the
Reds drew blank, Athletics scored 2,
The Reds were then whilCwashGd on the
3d inning, aud the Athletics, by brilliant
batting, scored four amid great applause,
On tho 4ilI inning the Reds scored 4,
while the Athletics were whitGwashed on
the btlli the Athletics scored to the
blank for tue Reds, and on the 9Th the
Reds were again whitewashed, and the
Athletics were as equally unluCky. Harry
Wright took the pitchers place in the
9Th inning; the Reds made nothing in the
7th inning and the Athletics scored 3.
On the eighth inning Gould earned three
bases on splendid hit, coming home.
Shafer and Gone also made runs. The
Athletics made nothing When the
ninth inning opened the score stood II to
= in favor Of the Athletics. The Reds
ended their portion of the inning with
another blank. The Athletics earned
three, and won the game by the following
score; Reds, 0, o, A, 0, O,O,8,O. To.
tal :. Athletics, 3, 4, 0, 0, 0, 3, 0, 3.
Total, 90 .. f.. ...ta.. ....
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Loss Of The steamer Leonidas.

CINCINNATI, o., June 90.
The steamer Leonidas, which sunk TO:
day opposite New Albany, was insured
here for Sl1 900, which the companies
claim will be reduced 10 about $4,000 on
account Of her deprecated value, She was
valued last January at $4,000. She lett
here Saturday for New Orleans with a
valuable cargo Of Cincinnati freight, part
Of II on q barge. .......
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CONNECTICUT.
tEARTroRp. Or, ,Iune 90

OI'DI OI'I "UTTV 'sV'
The American Churthmda, of Chicago,
the leading Episcopal journal OF the West,
has been consolidated with the Church
man of this city II Ia claimed that this
consolidation gives the WUrchmdn n cir.
culation unparalleled in the history Of
the journalism Of this religious denomina.
tion in this country or England.
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Woman Murdered Near Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, June 2O.
A young woman about 90 years Of age,
name unknown, was murdered on Satur.
day morning, near Chase's Station, on the
Philadelphia Railroad, by party Of men
who claim to have mistaken her for man
dressed In womans' clothes, who has been
prowling about the neighDOrhOod some
time stealing She was first seen on Fri.
day, acting suspiciously, and carly Satur-
day morning party of four whites and
two COlOred men went In search OF her.
They found her sitting on the bank beside
the railroad track, and one Jos League,
who was armed with a shot gun, fired a
charge, taking effect in her r'IOrehead and
killing her instantly The woman had
blue eyes, long tlnxeh half, was neatly
clad md Of lady.like appearance. II is
supposed that abe was insane and had es.
caped from custody. The murderer lAs
been arrested. .
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Killpd:on the Railroad.

MADISON Wis, June &c.
George French, u brakeman on the NJ.
& st. ]. r. Il, fell between the cars while
in motion in the yard, and was instantly
killed, two cars passing over him length.
wise The deceased leaves wife and
three small children, ..
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Double Team Race at Boston.

I BosrON, June go.
The double team race at Beacon Course
was won by Geo. Wilkes and Honest
Allen, beating Darkness and Jessie Wales,
and India Rubber and lady Franklin in
the order named. Time, S39, 2:2si and
$50
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srRrsorrBLD, Mass, June 20.

srRrSoFIBLD, MASS, June 90.
A fire at Northampton, yesterday,
burneda large building occupied by Gle.
ment d Hawks Manufacturing Company
and Northampton Pegging Machine Com.
pany, with stocks, tools, &c. Loss of the
former, $l3,00O insured for $4,000. Loss
Of the latter, S35, 600 insured for $3.50
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The Alabama and Chattanooga Rail-
road Troubles.

MONTGOMERY ALAI June ~.
The decision of the United States Dis.
trict Court, placing the Alabama " Chat.
mnooga Railroad in bankruptcy, was TO-
day reversed in the United States Circuit
Court, at the cost of the petitioner, Blow.
The road was ordered into the possession
ofthe Company.
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a TRRRIILE AFFAIR ON LONG ISLAND
MAN Torn TO Prices BY BLOOD.
HOUNDs,-A terrible affair occurred on
Tuesday on Barren Island, which Is sItu.
ated between Coney Island and Far Rock.
away, on Long Island. A fisherman
named Daniel Ryder, Of Belleport, while
fishing near this Island, landed for water.
Upon gaining the beach Ryder was first
attacked by three savage blood.hounds,
who laCeratcd his limbs in a fearful man.
ner, but Ryder nearly succeeded in re-
gaining his sloop when five more ieroclous
dogs fell upon him, throwing him upon
the beach and gnawing his back and
breast lrlghthlly Captain Petty Of Belle
port, and n friend, who were In yacht
about II mile distant, saw the whole affair,
and hastencd 10 the rescue. Ryder was
found nearly dead from the loss of blood
and his clothing were stripped from his
body. There arc 10 hopes Of bis recovery,
the poisoned imgs ii the blood. hounds
having inflicted fatal wounds The dogs
were all shot by Captain Petty, the own
ers' renhOnslranccs to the contrary not.
withslanding.-- ~ ], Post, PAN iHSi. ...
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The Commissioners of the new CAPT
tai at Albany have refused the stone cut
tiers employed on the cdihce for the same
wages $i50 per day for eight hours as
they are now receiving for ten hours,
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The President OF II Rolling Mill
Arrested by his Unpaid Employees.

The President OF Il Rolling Mill
Arrested by his Unpaid Employees.
CTNcINSATI, June GO.
Considerable excitement was occasion.
cd at Newark, Ohio, Saturday night, by
the arrest Of George S. Tight, President
of the Newark Rolling Mil Company, by
One hundred aud fifty operators, who pro.
ceeded to Granville and took him Ii Gus.
tody and returned TO Newark, where he
was placed in the company's office under
guard. Back pay, which was claimed
ihe President had means for paying, was
the cause lie was finally released until
to-day when he promised to properly ac.
count for the funds in his hands.
The unknown man killed near Sidney,
Ohio, Saturday, by n train was buried
yesterday by the Sidney authorities.
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OUTRAGEOUS DEVIITRY IN IN.
m DIANA! ~ ~" '.
A Family Attacked by n Gang Of
..H Assassins. .'

.H Assassins.
I.. "I.a LouIsvILLE, Juhb 90.
A special dispatch TO the New Albany
(lnd) Lsdyvr, Of this afternoon, gives an
account OF a'diaboliCal outrage near Or
leans, Lawrence o. county, Indiana, yes.
terday. A party " assassins attacked
house consisting of d family Of iour old
bachelor brothers, and Mrs. Tolliver,
their sister, and ahired man named Lee.
They threw three judgs Of benzine into
the room occupied by the family. They
then threw hi several large torpedoes
loaded with buckshot, nails, screws and
similar MUSCLES. The etorpedoes exploded
and set fire TO the benzine around
the family, when the assailants com
menced firing with their revolvers
into the doors and windows. Mr.. Thom.
as Moody was shot in the hip, the ball
ranging upward through his body and
coming out ID the upper portion Of his
breast Lee received a severe wound IN
the thigh, and another in the back, Mrs.
Tolliver was terribly burned with ben.
zine and torpedoes. The assasslns es.
capped. The community is greatly exclt:
ed Ten thousand dollars has been raised
to prosecute the guilty parties when
caught. Detectives are busy ierreting
them out. The people are almost wild to
get the assassins, and threats of lynching
are heard on every side, but tits believed
prudent counsels will prevail. At Or NJ.
Mr.. Moody's recovery was hopeless; Mr..
Lees very doubtful. II is understood
that Moody's statement Of the affair has
been reduced 10 writing, and II Is said he
recognized several Of the attacking party
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Medical.
c,lMILlA sISnLlBUs oyRANTUR
HUMPHREYS
homeopathic SPECIFICS

Have proven nom The must ample experience
All entire snCCcsa: Siuplc Prompt Rtlcent
aud Reliable, They are the best Family Medl
made IN using them W harmlesa aB 10 be irOe
lfOln danger and 80 efficient an 10 be- always r..
liable. They have received the Highest C0nmOh.
dalton from the thousands wh1 have long used
and known them, and will always render salts
action tO thnse who Try them f..H I'D.
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Cents.

M. Cures Price In Bore. Gents.
! ReVCra, Congestion, luiAInHlAt tlVu..n,...2i
= " Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Cole ,.n,,2a
CFyIng.t'OlO or TcethlnR or lnIAnts.n.,.2i
DlnPFhOeR tt VlilhFl or Adults s,.,",,.25
. DysenIHTYI uripng, Billions uOllC,..n,..2i
. uhOlefn- 9rbuh, NOlnitlng"..nn....,..2i
Coughs, Colds, DrGnchitie itie.....,",........n,,21
s keurnIHln, rOnthachB, fRDraChs. I..u.,..25
Headaches, Sick Headache NurtIROm,H
10 Dyspepsia, Bilious AtninRrh h. .,......,.,.2S
II SuppFHBarl or Irregular pcTiO1a,.,..u.2S
" d" Whites, too PfOinHs PeflDda.,n..na..,a.2b
Is Group, COngh, Difficult Breathing ,,...,. "a
II BfuptIOnH, salt Rhrum, Eft
u Rheumatism, Rheumatic Palns.U,,.na2o
% Fever md ARue, Chill Fever, A guess. 20
" Piles, blind or Bleedlng r. ,."a,.v,,.,,a,,.
Is OpthnlnIy, and NOrO or Weak EyoS..,n.sSO
" gntaFFh,aculA OF. .GhTulc, Influenza ...,.b0
~ WhOOpIiE-cOugb, violent cOughH."n..JO
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22 Ear DlpchHFge In paired heArin g,n,...5O
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y General Debility, Physical WoaknBss.,,60
rs DrOphy and Sranty Secret Ions
~ ' sea SlckpeHg, sickness from RldlnR",5O
~ Kidney Disease, ,0thNel...,,..,..,,.......,,SO
Is NrrN0us Debility, involuntary Semi.
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y sore MOuth, CankeT",r,".,." ,."", ....,b0
70 Urinary Weak kneaH, WVttlng Bed .....,6O
81 g PRlnIuI Periods, IysteFIA. ,.,....,,,.5O
80 SunsrlngB at Change oil Liie.n.......,..,,l 70
IS Epilepsy, bpahnB, 81, YltuB DAnCs....,l D I
81 DlphtheFl1, liberated Sore ThreaL.......50
f 10 PficO IN VlAla, large AlLA.. ,....bOc and U
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read II az waning, The nervous, debIlItatedl
or partially lmpotent are scientifically advised,
mAE1d4Y
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Family oaees, In Moroeeo WIth

So large dram ylals, containing tho above
list, with book Of directions complete, $40 O
20 +" .HU " u O 0l
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Labor Is scarce, and many workmen
are In starving condition. Hr..
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Nervous Debility.

rostmastors aIs requested to act as Agents.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-21

THERE is no doubt that the late speech
of Senator Schurz on the San Domingo
project was mastery effort. But whether
the following description of its effect upon
Senator Morton, from the Washington City
Capital, be strictly true, we are inclined to
doubt. Says that journal:
There was nothing left, not even the potency
Of his dark and wrathtul face, which has
given the bubble its tint. Crude, fat, unin-
formed, ungracious, a mere frontier politician
with blacksmith's face, he persisted like bat
upon the point of a scholars blade, and SO
goes down the man who was maneuvering to
ruin Grant and then to succeed him.
Bubbles. Bats. Blacksmiths." We
should call. decided confusion of
metaphor. 1t is almost equal to Sir
Boyle Roche's masterpiece: "Mr. Speak
err" said that brilliant orator and wise
statesman, ~ smell a rat; / see him
floating in the air but mark me, sir,
shall yet nip him in the bud"
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-21

A GOOSE and a mule have struck up an at.
tachment of decidedly romantic character.
They. fight for each other, and are constantly
together. When the mule lies down, the
goose will sit down close beside him, and wait
until 1t gets up. When the mule is fed corn
in the ear, he will fill his mouth with sheled
corn and drop it where the goose can pick it
up.-Erchange.
This is the most life-like and admirable
illustration of the relations existing be-
tween Northern and Southern Democracy
that We have yet seen only we are not
quite settled in our own mind as to which
is the mule and which the goose.
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In Revenue--Nos. 1871, 251 and 252.
MARsHAL,s NOTICES.


nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
IL for the Eastern District of Virginia.
To all schom It may concern-GREErINa
Notice is hereby given, That. on the 18th day of
April, 1871 one barrel Apple Brandy, valued at $32,
and claimed by John Cain, one hundred and fifty
pounds of Tobacco, claimed by b Roach, and val
ued at 81 800 and sixty pounds of Tobacco, valued
and Petersburg, Virginia were seized by the
Marshal of the United States for said district as for
feted to the of the United States and the same
of the United States for condemnation for the causes
in said libel set FORTH and that said will stand
for trial at the courtroom in the city of Richmond,
on the 9th day of May next, 1871, when and
where all persons are warned to appear to show
cause why condemnation should not be decreed, and
to intervene for their interests.
DAVID b. PARKER,
U. 8. Marshal.
Dated April 18th, 1871. 17--l0t