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| WOULD respectfully inform the
L Musical Public that have receiV-
ed Wholesale and Retail Agency for
the above Planoes and Organs, and
can furnish parties desiring an in
lstrumen on as favorable terms as any
agent in the State. My guarantees
are from the Manufacturers direci
and last for five years. 1 would earn.
estly request any contemplating buy
ling q Piano or Organ to call on Oh
address the undersigned. Dealer.
lwholive in Cities are not always tn.
best parties to furnish instruments
and in proof 1 only ask n full com
iparison of Styles and Prices.
I Call on or address
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-08-31

ID ~ 7 tT1ao T O1s HI1I15 FLlztC71e:
Ist. 1t is cast in one piece and holds the fue
independent of the Backwall.
End. 1t has draught through the rear as well
as the front of the CRATE supplying air to all
parts of the fuel, causing perfect combustion.
Sd. It cannot clog up, burn out, or get out of
order in any way. euli fs-li stsi rssls1,
4th. Theopening between the rear bar and
the back Cfsthe Chimney causes a strong and
constant upward 4currentef the heated air car
rying the dust up the chimney, and prevents
the SCOT from blowing down. f'e.g.s.s s-r-.-si
5th. The fire being more intense at the back
OF the Crate, the fuel as it is consumed, falls
n wal d M ceInollafl cut On The floor. -
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2atent Mledh
" ain EfSsS =
PILE REMEDY.

Warmers Pile Remedy has never failed
cases OF Blind, Itching or Bleeding Piles. Those
who are afflicted should Immediately cali an
their druggist and get it, for it will, with the
nrst application, Instantly afford complete re-
lief, and few following applications are only
required TO effect permanent cure without
any trouble or Inconvenience in its use.
WARMERS PILE REMEDY is expressly for
the Piles, and Is not recommended 10 cure any
other disease. 1t has cured many cases of over
th1rty years standing. Price One Dollar. For
sale BY druggists everywhere.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-08-31
WINE OF LIFE.

Address go State ST., Chicago.
AuglT7O-Iy
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-08-31
MARIETTA (tILEGE,
MARIETTA, OHIO.

TNHE next term, both in the College and Ac-
4 ademy, will begin THURSDAY MORN
ING. AUGUST 81. N ~
In the Academy, students are thoroughly
prepared for College, and instruction is given
in all the branches of good English education
to those not desiring College course.
For further information apply to /. w. AN
DREWS, President, or GEO. r. GEAR, Pr'n-
clpai of the Academy. - -ag3-2wi
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Eot:ce 70 the Afflicted and Unfortunate.

eore applying to notorious quacks who advertise n
public papers, using any quack remedies, DE-
no matter what your disease is or how depor
Dr. Butts be consulted, personally Syna Ii,
diseases mentioned in his works. Once No. IL n. Egh
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superior Grain Drill,
CHAMPION CIDER MILL,

Agent for Belmont, Monroe, Guernsey ard
alogue.
The New York herald., 1871-11-30
- - - -ssz
BILLIARDS.

A LhRGt AND WILL ASSORTED STOCK or Bill
~ hIi ish.s, OF al sizes an! styles ysying In TrIce
Uum w ulsAiis /; Lcv, standard Iaacs compete,
r2i6. khNA"AoH DEthkA, corner Of Canal anj
Ceutre streets.
L'LEcING AND BUXING AcADEEl, 2s WEST FOt RTH
street, ptaf Br0a wAy-boAing tan. tseive Lessons
ncad NGSsTEhr.
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO RAvANAGH
Decker Al TIE Amsricn Insikue Iair, 1871. their
Itw aye "NOrpafeiF Ihiard TaUIc and
togeo cusL3lh ibe JLcsas ~ hcG report uneAhlngy
ciEa them al others entered for Icmpci.
tcn, irr besei tldt table being among lsm-
(sEEAT REVOLUTION IN BILLIARD TABLES AND
VI ,nshions.-w H. nRlfFItns Pssert Bvye led Jspi-s,
With DehHey fsieoi NUe CushVus t2sns tie lead Ui
al Others 80 'esey tfeeL
c.I.s -AMERIcAS BILLIARD TABLE, EQUAL TO
SIDD. th. ttst Al ball pf,cs patent composition or
'A' AskAicxN DiLLIAsC "a ELE Co. 30 Rrosdwau
The New York herald., 1871-11-30
POLITICAL.

ADDRESS or Tue MATTHEW. 7 TIN SRESsAS
10 rny CrTxESs oF aaE CRY AND COUNTY OF NEW
Tie prcsen, mom-n.ous rcrtoa In the history Of the
dsragcrec party OF me nssor An n rhnS,vs ~ yssm , -
nate OF all eInens at this particular ume u
5 ises g e The the Sss sr se pssc won
many glorious victories The ,ats d,sses9ns causing 80
al citizens TO lend their aid IN the
ssorousnis homes. AMI JUST &c atom o. puSc aa.
70 .. o rensS . to that .A we mS. as
srarty favor the limitations q" power and devote our en-
the sanas o iew nen must no, be ,olersisd have re-
ou1saeena system in iSe eondac, our municipal GOV
M lie .'ns psesn
% a.ye oI. ,ess and ossS"y ~ 90 our noi pSs. Sa1 e.
.e. 1.9e sss npope4 cas s. Character :ssn and sf.s
,a.s, lew :. .. % u. y WE :% , 70
Iuscsos ia and rr.aiD their principles 70 'ns hour
sa,-a r. no Toe eoaptus q .ever ad,daas aiming %
% ssSs - 20 as a;9 ias iasi or
eeas rr.c,ion whatever upon those who voted and
AND she % psTs.r.s Of S frsal and corfupon
gcner. principles sound political faish thai be
We are about to uaasdrat- nov, solid and equfa.
bic system Of pohucI rcrs.rut-on ih' county
oo eI - - sroasaso, se en,re metropolis, under
III. VIE o. ths srsrnsn ns @r
we have selected bearer well known all
Io.,ioes o. cds,. Is, e
Il
sicuyus o-lay po.cA inegftv rectitude Of
wi.h clear aDd vigorous mental power, Mat
thew II brennan deserves the support OF all
rirh, ,r es c,izens In oces 20 wheh be has been
sva.d rty ant hope.y have chsracterzcd bis admin
rtseu irym thc people eel MADE
\. kpp1s syJe The Ui tie people;
eD.s or trust~ort5y ftsn iafd b.srer ind
whom, TIE ciirns % as great metropolis baye
genuine con lacEcc-
this vigorous tod ~ action. In the
tts part goripns ,sctores must follow that hammer TIE
rTesi Iailor -. gearing and The radical
ssmr y husy With the ruc o pre,arsfOn. New Yors hc
and oi hrrlTen throughout
eonny ugon They rlpec usto topnd the Of
SQccfs the residential
le lea ana rnption. Let watch
words pg clearly Honesty ~ "LimaiJn of POweyIn
sIona AA for Arr Win vilor and o.I.rinsnatou in
rIrrylrg yrnclI tefe DOUBT thai
vii il s0a march ag<a and again lie Of
rhTRtCK GlBHEY,
OWEN kLEkAN,
THOMAS RICE,
bATDhbW fATTFN, iConmItte.
1bUNAS y. GIhxISS.
GIKSuS \. flLkRMha,
CHARLES LlhpLSsNE,
In acc9risncs With tre above the citizens o s wards srs
Srac.sed u mbe 1t such time aud place they by
he ASSOCIATE may d.s gnalr tefore De ssmber 70 IL e.
an from delegate from Llec-
t1D District ~ rsprescnt sD,m IA tie ceLTa body.
Hy order oi tue ,, IL
wA. H. BURNS, PresdsLt.
r1AScs xUEssY, Secret ~.
The New York herald., 1871-11-30

CUPREME COURT.
- In the OF tie application OF the mayor Aldermen
Uommonaiy Of the city OF New York, ieaise 10 tho
widening and Strengthening VI
kKOADWAr,
Thirty fourth fy ninth street. and also
the making OF that p Boa~ay between Tnrysecond
Thiriytf and that rcwrrn Forv-
second street ant rory seventh street. o greater width
in riIf' CITY or NEW YORK.
We the derssncd, Commissioners "f Estimate ard As
III abOve entitled hcrety give 10
the iesrce essses, occupant
pants oi al h0usrs lots. nntnprovej lanis
affected the above emit r erini bsi ~ pursuance
the surib section OF the at or the Legislature NJ tJe
yeapie the state u New YORK ened AN set IN trsthn
10 he widening AMI Strengthening of Briai~ay, 10 ,he sy
New and to r-gats tie 10 thai eei
ing passed Fem uary ~ -fl, have completed e.ti
AMI 10 sai he cnr Ell mater. and that
the abstract OF rro,ssJ report therein sbwng the
awards made damage, AMI the assessments inruscf tor
hensh N ss mser has hrrn deposited IN tae nice we
D. apartment o PubIc works Ia the city OF New York aai
saii oicr ~ public tt0n
and unt the alsi Decemter ISL. oh-u
our reypt herein tugsner wish SAID abstract WI he
presented fI the Supreme Court sre,
iern ihereni to lie bed before the Hon Albert Carictr,
Jusce the Couri House 10 The cy OF New york. sAi
21s, 81 December Isl, al The opening of Court.
Dated NV Y0EE, No ember - lssl.
WILLIAM MUOrs ~"u'''e''VHe'''
The New York herald., 1871-11-30
INSPECTORS OF INJECTION.

.s-rr,rr soams
NJ J rob !. .ertip
II ,amin i. Van Beuren-
14-rhiiip krsdy
,s-ks,ss s-K,ss.'d ssaiei @ssie
Is-Nrv~rs Meyers
~ .s-Ia p...o, s,s> y y.D ,ns,.r.
srsrsthnNTu WARD.
s-isln.s Me- -nouy.
S-wn,am Van trorck.
s. vntam ~ her.
= su,h,uy Hartman.
s.-John =. kcynolfa
a-Chari-s A. Stadticr.
10 JOSEPH koehle
is-.I,hn Hsasrman.
I.--samnei Mullen.
is-9ewrr >. Lanrbein-
l6- Lonn BAL enberz.
il edward cavanash.
ls-F ancis Creamer,
le--.'sncs DonohUo, 6r.
81 Micassl L'Es,ranrs.
% Edward Carey.
.s-John costello.
c4-Michaei hays
.s-Pa,rick Brady.
s8--wnli an 0r~sou.
'a' niIi'TEEsTn WARD.
2-Jsmes Is. Nicholson.
i-Daniei Moran
6-Taomas Iisvien.
7.-Renry d. Maihau,
s--John L. Bonrh.
lo-xcSsel sullivan.
ll-1bomas hro.Sp.
5s-};%s: i f,..s,. os.ss ss,;n,..
H-aisers ,.o.,man.
ls-Jamrs RYAN
i0-Joscph Ihrisn.
T-l;-ore Meiingh.
~ rs... Z - s
81 N,ch ~, E.san
3, Tson,s. xai,v
=, yh ,hAs HSs. Sns..u
-s-Eawafn !. nrnhs nrlhMr,y wA.n
wn,.,r r,,,.r I """O'
a-yohn weS.r isn'0'
y-pesn. q AIaod.
s-!ssa S..Saaer.
lam sC,owiey
1nnn sa.., Ap'"A1S0'
l9-Thomns A. kobhins.
ll-Thomas scsn"n.
i AsaSei 7; fnch. -'''"'------<~
l4-AsdrcAs w,llmann.
se>4s rev =. r,.n"o.
N-John !ennipts.
rs .nies Davis
rs 2lm ,Am Marsh
M-henry Wcnn'nG,
hsniAh =: nowel.
ss-Shar,es \; G'sSor; sss,,.
A-Hcrmann Cantor.
fS-hibert bOgArt.
W--frederick For.
fS-rheoi, re I. SanxAy.
"a Hamilton r. NrighI
sU-tieorgc w. Conway.
Sl-Frcdcrick StcubenrOoI.
a2-Daniei W. Lee.
a3-James w. Van Noraen.
TWEkT1ETA WAND.
l-Charie1 II. Jrssop.
s-Geor~s Z i..iae.
@-CharlrB h icbt
b-Louis u. claude
6-franc,s A. Gervaise.
5--Ssmari iiaaiil,oD.
8-Rotrit stewart Sr
9-Se0rEe W. lli.p.e.
ly-wiIiam A. I'urGie.
u-Arthur 4. Brinda.c.
12--Iames n. GhTtslr.
ls-AeAAnderS = HAhcSo
%H-Chaiics W. Hopper.
lc-Leoi0ld Wen.
l6~-J.mes L. srth.
l3-tlArles y. tann0-
ls-ReinNa-rs Sronu
G-irie Van hmen
sa-lohn W Nei,"ugaL
sl--.iuhu mnrf y.
IN ilhAm :. ApsAr.
3-l. A. NJ Becrs
s4-N IMAM r. FARRELL
25-Jaihcs tAftrr
lNtSTf FIkSI WAND
I-fauick MciIrvHt
9-MhiiAm ih ki'iTke.
s-IrTtnce Lasscs
e-hnims por
The New York herald., 1871-11-30
LEGAL. NOTICES.

OFFICE or THE REsoLcrE FIKE INSURANCE
Company. f5I Broadway, hew York, November 1s7i.
In pursuance of rcqson from the Superintendent OF the
insurance Department ot the stale nj New YORK dated
November I'LL stock holders Of the Rcsuute Fire In
Company, c the cy Of New Work. are required 10
The itoJ0 Cash. beng ~ the
stock tho once Of said company, iol broadway,
OF New YORK, before La sy ot Decemcr
lsi gooi the dchcIcncy o the capital impaired by
JOHN GlliON, President
WILLIAM AZ. RANDELL, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1871-11-30
LUXE FiTzGERAID, AUCTIoNEER.


,so &C.. eormc rcins :. ios o's,ycs q. pr,v.s "sn.on
over vos w9ish s.sn'eea oasseola ta,nure ans OF
s. ss. sa :: o5s aDs
S o. .a r.aS r.'r sa fs%ss
Boo ca-c ttageres 'nad Cabnns Centre And Side Tai
Easy ss. % "Ses T .oal: s ian ssS. se .os
:ss. sar1ss, % compoas. @sr%rss. MIR MI.
ror. Vases Hair and Spring Mattresses Feather nes P
cos: s 100 cna. China Dime, and ~ Lc. se Cot
,ae a..,n.op e h. friso. ana tho public % ,. ..s
shipped tor purchasers hy competent msn In attendance.
A uoUsr MARTINS sso 4 4, co; ,.a;,, AvcrIoSEEKs.
Magnificent iinuseaoid Furniture,
Pianoorsas. sronacs ,. PAN, ny. Drawing Room Suits
on ,h day Thursday. hs r-ran, private residence IS
oeaes % Mbps~.ns i iiac" sa,. rs.strs. sirrsl: soss
Music sn us y sn.". "
Sson,e nioes ro,swsoa asa w.,n. s"srn. ,
Linen c.ss.s s.yers sp"%ns fosx,;
pcrempsory Catalogues at house.
pY JOHN A. DUNN, AUcroNEER.
ID JOHN A. DUNN 4 TO-.
VIII sell 10 aara@ ,fiI.y Dec l. si ii osss a, No ss
sETas s. me entire soes ann sE. .''e Of ss.
siiverra,e sho~cascs large kes.ir: large. hand
term lsrSs "E oi a .no
h' Pine AUD " i'E hcSsss xSfucy o
Il :. WElNREksiER, AVC1IDNEFR--SILLS FRIDAY,
December AT II o'clock, at No Sullivan street the
stock and Fixtures of Grocery AM Liquor Store Sis
for family live In Sale uosve ia
iUts-
1osFPH ffFGESAN 4 cO-FRInAY. DECEMBER !.
81 ~ AN al the saiesroons wiilughly
Pearl Brooklyn, good assortment of faior Chamber and
Dinn. Room Furniture. Bedding, Mirrors Chna Fancy
Gont's Furs, Brussels Ing Carpets Stoves;
Pianos two organs farior SUITS Chromoa &C.
ID )ICnARD WALTERS, AUCTToEEER.
IL Billiard Tables, Far and Back Rar, &c.
Marshss sac Viii sell Friiay becembrr At O'Clock,
a sacsrDDm "a Eas broadway hvc m lard Tab and one
Baestec Tg5c, complete and In perfect orcr balls tues,
&c also cndid Bar and Back Bar R.ilg Beer Pump.
&c. JAMES DONOVAN, Marsha.
~ HERMAN, AUCIlONEER-ON FRIDAY, DECEM-
~. her 10x O'Clock. ~ I3 Bowery, the contents
Of Wines and Liquors, Billiard Table,. Furniture &c, by
rer o Isaac WyAn. Esl The stock OF Liquors, viz OF
ahont ~ bbs choice old bourbon and Rye Whisseys
or Bfandcs ,iin Rum, Po Sherry :nes also
Champagne - Neidsick. Mum, rammany Amores Club.
Ac., Billiard Table Desks SAFES. &c. sac positive.
Dealers anu auo,s ivised 10 attend the above sas
CHtRjFF'S SALR.-By VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN WRIT
- cxecuo, directei and delivered. vii sell.
Friday reeember O'Clock, nj " Warren STREET,
ond nuor the Contents Of Tea Warehouse, consisting Of
large assortment Of Tea Liquors 3c ss sale ard uaco
flytsres M 4. BRENNAN, Sberln
XN1LLiAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER-oFrICE NO q
w City Hall place ewii sell Friiay, Dec. J, Al 1nH
o'eck the entire fntnres of the Liquor Store LIS Leonard
street.-The coppcrncd walnut Counter, Beer Pump, Gas
fiIturcs shelving, Boi,!cs kc.
The New York herald., 1871-11-30

A UCTlOh SALE AT PRIVATE MANSION,
IA ia West TwenysiAth street. this day commencing at
l0& O'clock s the elegant and cotsy furniture will be sold
regardless To cost :riiant toned ~ octave rosewood
isnotorte rich ar0r Sus w brocatcl and silk
Brussels Carpets Mlrrors, also Bedroom Suits,
wood and walnut Kedstrda, Beds bed and general
assortment Of useful househid furniture. NJ B-PaItes
commencing Housekeeping v III do wei tn attend
HENRY ZIkN, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1871-11-30
A uGUsT MARTINS 4 co. AucTroSEsRs.

s. wElNRERGER, AUcTIoNEFR-stLLs FRIDAY,
l. December !. At II o'clock, at M Sullivan street The
stock and Fixtures of i.roccy Liquor Sl3
for family live In. Sale uoslliv 10
iuta.
The New York herald., 1871-11-30
COAOHMEN Ann aaAKuxNERs.

A MAN AND WIFE (0ERMAS) WANT srrUAIloMs
N On farm or IN the city; objection 70 any knd o.
work or the woman would 20 Address hose
Gcrmana. l4l Cedar st.
The New York herald., 1871-11-30

c)OI s7TH ST.. NEAR SD Av COTTAGE HOUSE,
LUf competent gr TO do homework a small
family good plain cook, washer and roner first CITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23
Particular of the ST. Johns Boat Race
and the Death Of ReufOrth.

OF. JOHNS, y. b, Aug. 23.-Ihe morning was
clear and bright and ,ne water quite smooth.
THOUSANDS OF spectators assembled on the shore.
and others in steamers and small boats, TO wit
ness the race between the Tyne and p arts crews
The st. Johns crew arrived first at the judges
boat, and waited fifteen minutes for the TYNE
crew. They left their boat and took a position
on the judges boat Att. rs the Tyne crew came
out in white shirts and blue caps. The choice
OF position fell 10 the TYNE ciew, who took the
inside course, and Immediately peeled 20 the
bare, but the st. Johns crew stripped on the
Judges boat, and then took up their position
Alter short time the start was made by the
referee, Who said, " Are you ready? Col" AT
the word both boats flew away, the St Johns
leading slightly. The Tyne crew then made
a squirt, and the st. Johns crew fell behind;
but the steady stroke OF the st. Johns odd
and gradually they drew ahead, keeping the
lead, although the distance was every now and
then shortened by the mighty spurts of the
IyDes. At the end OF three-Quarters of mile
the ST Johns led three lengths, when suddenly
Renforth dropped his oar and fell over in the
boat, apparently in fit. The boat turned into
the shore, and, accompanied by Chambers. he
was taken back to his lodgings in a coach The
81. John crew quietly pulled over the cour-e in
about forty minutes. Medical assistance was al
hand, and RentOrth received every attention.
possible, but died at S:is a. m. Renforth's de.fh
was caused by apopleNy. The crew are deeply
atiected, and general feeling Of gloom prevails
IN the cOmmunity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23

CDR. HELMBoLD'sL LAST ADVERTISEMENT, -
Under this heading the New York Tribune prints
the reported attempt at suicide of DIR. Helmbold
and the denial already published i'm THE STAR.
corTeSpondentof the New York Herald, writing
rom Long Branch, saws: {" Naturally enough
this ia pas Of the Doctors caused considerable
excitement among the hotels and cottages al
dnl ,monotonous Long Branch and your reporter
called at once upon the Doctor 20 hear how he
was getting along and 10 obtain the ruth OF an
the rumors that went fving about. He fouud
the Doctor as sound and hearty I'm body. appar-
emily, as If gunpOwdeT had never been invented
but greatly respondent over the unlucky miShap.
The fact is, said he, Il went out with the inteu-
ton OF hunting those little snipe, and As was
going up in the carriage / got blue all OF a sud
den, and thought, what's Che use OF living this
way any longer, and with that Just let 20 both
barrels. You see have done a good deal of ad-
yertlslng lately, and have good many engage
ments ID meet, and / felt nervous. III an came
over me in minute The Doctor eNpatiated al
length on the causes that led TO his fatal deter
mination, but Che above is the whole of il in a
nut shell. told him that the rumOr was current
mat he had been drinking of late, but he denied
this, and Mrs. HelmbOld Joined very heartily in
the denial: Hes not been dissipating at an
said she, but he's bothered considerably about
business matters 4"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23

AN INDIGNANT GENERAL AFTER BRTcK
PoMERoY.-Brick PomerOy was advertised 70
lecture in Oakland, California, on Monday eve
ming, and it was rumOred that Gen. La Grange
intended 20 shoot him on sight, for an article
ing injur1susly on the Generals domestic rela-
tons. Just as POmerOy's friends at the hotel
were starting for the hall, Gen. la Grange ap-
Peared al the door opposite, where a number Of
ladies and gentlemen were sitting, demandino
to zee Pomeroy, and attempted TO force himself
INTO the room, but was grappled by Col. John
Scott, editor Of the Oakland Trdnseript and A
lively fight ensued. The General was eyentu-
ally removed by his friends. The sheriff OF the
county, fearing blOOdshed, forbade the orenino
OF the hall, and another room Was secured and
me lecture delivered 10 large audience. Mr..
Pomeroy denies the authorship or anv knowi-
edge OF the article referred 20. At a later hour
Brick Pomeroy, Gen. La Grange and Col. Sc !
apologiEing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23
THE QUESTION as ID original packages was
some time since disposed of at the Internal Reve-
nue. Office; Mr.. Delano having decided that i'm

THE CoLoRED CADET AGAIN-The Wash
tngton correspondent of the Baltimore Sun saws
nat Cadet Smith, of West Point, is again in
trouble. According TO the Sun correspondent,
when the second colored cadet, who was ap-
pointed early in the present ST inner, was sent
to West Point, he was placed under the charge
OF Smith, who was to initiate him into the myste-
r1es OF his position. Charges are now brought
against Smith to the effect that he is tyrannicai
and overbearing, and that he treats his protege
with cruelty. In several instances the Officers
OF the institution have been obliged to repri-
mand Smith for his inexcusable conduct. The
new colored cadet is said TO be very popular with
in hts addr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23
EFashionables wear silver earrings.

HAn Indiana "att0rney" sent back a paper
endorsed Rejected As A Nuisance"
sSTrimmings are "going backD on the bon
nets next seaAon.
sSA horse ran avay-a man broke his lec-a
Richmond horsc-fiy.
SChief Justice Chase IL buying up Rhode
Island: he has already purchased 1--WE acres.
and "a keeping sharp eye on the other fifteen.
n11owa " fairs" 20 the whole figure. They
at auction.
The Sing Sing Camp Meeting holds up on
Sundays, 20 that excursionists do not have q
chance 20 attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23

ST LOUIS, August Z3.-Late last night a fire
broke out in the stable of Martin Dalden, in the
rear of3l15 Carondelet avenue, in the lower part
Of the city, and spread 70 the adjoining houses,
destroying seven small two story brick, and
several small frame houses. Several of these
buildings were occupied as stores. The princi-
pal losers are Mr.. Wodisky, $1,000, insured for
5000, in the st. Louis Mutual; Mar in Dalden
$4,000; Valentine Bessel, 5000; NJ. Leopold
$1,000. Most of the contents of the buildings
were consumed, which viii make total loss Of
about $4,000.
Joseph p. Reilly, medical student, died ycs-
terday from an overdose of morphine taken in
connection with quinine for chilis.
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THk ITALIAN CELEBRATIoN.-The commit
tee for the forthcoming Italian demonstration
IN New York has received a response % invita-
lions 90 attend from the Umana TrateIIanger
ltahana, Philadelphia, and the branch sOciety
at Baltimore, signifying their intention % be
present; also the North German Landwehr Of
New \ ork, who viii be represented by delega-
ton. A letter from Governor Hoffman says an
Official engagement viii prevent his attendance,
and one from Horace Greedy expresses sympa-
thy with the demonstration, but regrets his ina
bilffy parficipafe-
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The springGeId Lincoln Monumen,

ST. Louis, August 23--James Spindell has
been arrested on the charge of obtaining several
thousand dollars worth of goods under false nre-
fences from citizens of Paria III
The board Of managers OF the Lincoln Monu-
ment Association met at Springfield (IllD ycs-
terday, and heard the report of Gov. Oglesby
and ID. l.. Phillip, who have been - Chicopee,
Mas, and examined the statue of Mr.. Lincoln
being cut there. They pronounce the resem-
blance in the statue 90 Mr.. Lincoln good. They
also incidentally looked into the prospect Of
raising funds 10 purchase four groups OF statuary
which are needed TO complete the original de-
syn OF the monument, and have made a fair
start in that direction.