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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-12-15

As TO professional ability and skin he brings letters of
the highest recommendation from II. l.. Williams NJ.
D., Of Woodstock with whom for the past two years
Barrett and Hon. Julius Converse, whose are
too well known to need introduction to citizens Of
Vermont. tfl2
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1Logsn is low with hemorrhase.

. RIA new word by Jim Fisk, Jr.,-sihurted.'
SShe who can compose cross baby i greater
than she who composes books.
HThe belle Of Newport is a widow-falr, Tat,
and fortyi -
ErBret Harte Is going 10 study profanity
mong the mosquitoes Of New Jersey.
~ Savannah offers to race her mules against
Columbus horses.
1Sreeiey says the reason therei a scarcity
fmarle sugar this spring is, that the farmers
ldn't more than half manure their sugar seeds
when they planted them last fall.
k<A citizen Of the interior OF Tennessee went
GA Memphis hotel, and being served with YER
micelli soup, repealed IL Indignantly desiring 20
know IL " you 'Vns eat those Internal wurrums.s
~ We hear there are just M ~ut four young
aolss known who SIN hold ON 20 A. dnesses
incls,'eS ~ -. Elephsntine pedals aree xa
70 oeneve, the secret OF tbs cor, a.
a. ~ inat Is a startling piece Of new
~ ABOUT the cholera. from P.,l.,,sI LAT comes
:. s5i - there prccedcntz are vrn@th tiie
" :, NOT soon be ON ia travels wesfwasd
- - Sot long ago A. Cochin. a a,.,f---.-,
-e-.sl,inan, said with his u<uzl s,.,,ek uisned
49, e elever nation which does nof sso,s I'VE
u not clever" winch works but
- The Solicitor General in The r,..,..
90 ,S,s SO ~ the rate Of $3.50 a day for - o
n me woik, ard the English press n,aie,.,p.,t
ms ~, ~, af nnos plenty of rcason Tor prolon
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DRY GooDs SEADE--Trsde has bccn ouict
Throughout the week under review. With the
mann featuT cs The same a. have been PREVIOUSLY
noted Brow slCctiDEs and 81 4 tinrs in the
standard grades have been advanced .c. since
our last report, although the iObbinE quotations
are, IN some instances, umCh hanged. The m iiu m
and lover grades are unchanged, but continue
very firm al quotations. BlgaCied sh.slin ri
ana shlrtlnes are moving IN moderate cm5uu5s
iTt IN .obblng hands, though The bulk Of the sales
are OF full packages. Cotton drills are scarce
and brown grades are In moderate request Tor
home trade. Stripes and ticks Iii only mod
erately. Prints have not opened Win any
activity as Yet, and the trade is uninp1rtanf
flannels are well sOld out. and the traia Is re-
stilcted 10 lev make v iaich are held ia liberal
supply. There il a good degree OF urmuess IN
prlces. Blankets are selling fairly from frs
hands, and jobbers report a most active INJURY
though there Is no general q mand from refan
els- IN Tie absence Of any important Offering
The foreign dress goods trade remains sta-naut
eNcepting 20 far a. buyers are takinE sflplcz
Noolens are in fair demand, and the busine-s e.
satisfactory for this period or the year.-N T.
Bulletin, 1Sfh.
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The California Free Love NurIercss.
LIZ L.. 49, n


The New Orleans Times has fumbled among
the records OF the courts OF the city OF is pub-
cation, and there found an account OF hau I'm
the year 1s55, Laura u. Fair, then Mrs Wrn ~
Stone, brought suit for divorce from her hua-
band. Her petition avOwed that shortly a G..r
marriage her husband veNed and provoked ~
Nhen che Was weak and III; OF how he would
eaten her by The nose and tweak that delicate
organ; Of how he debarred her from associafior
with her cherished friends, although, - being
young ana Cheerful in disposition, che found a
natural pleasure In mingiing with society," Re-
sides all this, Mr.. Stone was cruel, excessive
ana outrageous, and at times even went 20 far
as TO infilct corporal punishment upon her
The husband denied al the allegations and
Indignantly repelled the charge that he had ever
inflicted personal violence uron her. ana A.
he considered such charge a public defamation
OF hls character, hc became plaintiff i'm re-
convention, and asked 10 be divorced from hrr
In asupplCm, ntal answer lac said moreover fhaf
they had agreed 60 disagree, and that Mrs. Stone
was, IN consideration of - go. 90 leave m and
60 To Texas. She did not fusil her part OF tie
agree ment, wherefore lac asked that she should
be compelled % refund his poney-which must
have been ateTTible blow "a her sensitive nature.
Her mother testified that she had been badly
treated, but then what mOther-in-laW would not
have done SOP Her sister. however said thqt
Laura had been guilty OF shamefuliv mi~con-
Quoting herse II with an Gimp OF the d,.yil' named
Gray son, and that this fact, a. indeed a,.f,ears
true, had proved ON Dir. STONES feelings stone
used 10 get drunk, which, in view of Ia. POSITION
l. not surprising, although OF course not iustda-
bic, but ma the long ran was gentle and forhear-
ing, when one considers the fact that laura ut
only would not discontinue her conduct with
tlr 6rayson. but even threatened "a cut OF her
husband = head with carving uiie n the leren-
dary farmers wife cut OF the tais Of ,hrec blind
mice.
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The NEW YORK AND HARVARD Boar RACE
The siN-Oared race between the Haryards aud
The Atalantas cSme of ~ Springfield, Mas.
yesterday afternoon az go, on the Ingieside
Course, and was almost a walk-Oycr Tor the
Atalantas. The start was even, hut before three
boat-lengths had been rowcd the Atalantas took
the lead, pulling AZ first forty-fve strokes per
minute. The harvsrds tried I'm vain % reach
Their competitors, the Atalautas having the OUT
side OF the course, which makes a bend and les
sens somewhat the distance between them. The
Atalsntas, however, quickly regsined all their
lOst advantage, and thencefOrW ard constantly
wloened the gap, beating the HaTyards finally
by one minute and three seconds. the time
being:-Atalsnta, 1919 4; Haryards, i. 22H. The
betting had been heavy in favcT Of The winners
and the result was not a sururisa
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ANoTHER CALIFORNIA WoSDER-Calisornia
reports an additional wonder-in the vicinity of
the headquarters OF the Keuan- mar tl,a c,,
lines OF Fresno, Tulsre, and Inyo counties. The
country is rugged and rocky. snakes OF every
oescriptlon abound in untold numbers Tie
ground uembles and quakes almost continuously
and the rocks grind and grit together a. ii urged
by some terrible influence. Frequently deep
discharges are heard, muffied and dull. Ike tn,
distant sound OF heavy artillery. At night the
sounds seem "a be more abundant than In dgv
time: No Indian can be induced TO venture near
the locality, regarding IL with stipers, itious
horror. No theory = advanced 70 account Tor
the phenomena,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
l,OO3 GIFTS.


"a, E,,,Sl;uI[ oh IhE BsSsFtI Of ,a,r,, Ns,,
York, a&d sai3isrs' and Hi sailors Orphans
Home, WASHINGTON,
virtue OF permit from Hon. A. PieasautOn, Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue, the 9th Of July,
ISL, positively.
The following Gifts viii be awarded the successful
ticket b. dsrs BY the COnissi toner's history Brick
House. Sc n. Calvert ST., Baltimore, S25n0Q. 2,2to
scres Timber Land in Washingten Co, Nd, with
Ohio Canal, s3gD. 3-story Brick House, lZ2 Boil
ton street, Baito.. $1,000. 3-story Brick House, 2O
Conway st, Baltic, 800 me Residence near
w, sllaU. ! fine Residence near Goyaustown
same location, 5000. fine Residence near Guvans--
town, same location, $500, line Residence near.
90 Cash Sits so b0 Bonds BrSsnssine' PrecinSt
and Lincoln County NebTaska,7 per cent. goid int.
Shares National Mechanics Bank, BALTIC; 100
Shares Citizens National Bank, Balto.; 100 shares
Northern Central a. R.; 100 Shares Erie r. r; -
Wilmington and BALTIC. X. X. 5000 TICKETS only
will be sold. at : 5 each, $3.50 go
hon Non e. MTTcSSttogsH; EiktoRl Mag Coraiisrs.
Hon hon aS NE s1sTlf Ssf MS; Pa Tps.
RSfSrchces~Maj Gen. b. Hunter. u s. A., wash,
inCton. j, T.. Hon. JAS. ). Negley Pittsturg, Pa;
First National Bank, HsgeTstown, Md Anplsman
& Co.. Bankers, Hagerstowh, Md; Hon. r. ! Brent,
late Att y Gen l, Baltimore.
Deeds Of the above Real Estate certified by
council in the hands Of the TGs.So Iickets and
Music Dealers, 925 Pennsylvania avenue; W. II
O. II. Morrison. Booksellers, AIS Pennsylvania.
avenue; Benz; Dc Elf, Jsweler, GIG Pennsslyania
Aisirop Dudley, Real Estate Agents, II Llui:iana
General Agent, stationer and Printer, No. 81
az Orders by mail will receive prompt atten-
ton. Jea-tlyg
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DON'T DRINK WHISKY IF You WANT TO
LIVE LoNG.-The statistics of the General Life
insurance Company of London, it is announced
prove that If 10000 incorporate persons from IS
to 40 years of age be compared with 100, OaO per-
sons of regular habits, thirty-two of the former
class will die as frequently as ten of the latter
class. Out OF 100 600 Of each class 9O7 of the
Incorporate, il is said, will be dead before the
age Of 50, and only ,2C6 of the temperate. The
proportion OF the deaths of incorporate to tenn
thirty-tWo TO ten. N'
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m%Knoxyille is about TO organize. an

RI Knoxville is about TO organize an anti-ao-
baceo society. An anti-corn-iuice society would
probably prove quite as useful. =
12-It Is good idea for young ladies not natu-
rally endowed with cOlor-tfat of carrying a
complexion in their sun-shades.
nSA championship match between the New
Orleans sand-fy and the jersey mosquito Is an
nounced TO come of soon.
21-Five columns was the length Of Alexander
ii. Stephens political leader in the Atlanta Sun
OF the 18th inst
EMr. George w. Childs and wife and Mrs.
j. p. Lippincott, of Philadelphia, were at Fen
tons Hotel. I'm London, on the LIST inst
e%At Brooklyn, n. Y, where the small-nox
prevails as an epidemic, on the door of each
house where the disease exists a sign Ia nlaced
notifying all persons Of the fact, fe1'
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The Lincoln Monument az s,r,r~se,a

SPRINGFIELD. ILL, July 2O.-Ihe Lincoln
Monument Association held a meeting Yesterday
to ascertain it, financial condition IL was found
That they could pay for the monument as il l.
(the bronze statue of LincOln) and for grading
the grounds. This will leave four groups on
statuary contemplated in the original design un-
provided for. The purpose of the association has
been TO build Just far they could pay for the
work. They have done so, and are now out of
debt. Ihe groups of statuary will cost $4,000
and will be BOUGHT If the money can be lid
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= Small ROUTE TO NORFOLK.
A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS

N SAIL k1kRI WEDNESDAY AND SAT-
CRDAF TO AND FROM
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
Calling at Londonderry TO Land Mails and Passengers
The steamers II this favOTe line built express
y Tor the Atlantic passenger trade, and >cSoo.
ntted M IN every respect with all the s8E3
modern improvements calculated 10 in Sa1EA4.A
sure the safety, comfort and convenience of passeu
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CHICKEN CHoLERA.-The Snow Hin Shield
says: {" The poultry everywhere in Worcester
county Is dying BY scores with the cholera, and
there seems 60 be no abatement of tie pcstii-
ence.' The Easton Star SAYS: I'VE have not
heard as much complaint this season OF chicken
cholera IN Talbot county as there was last year
and the wear before
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A DELEGATE TO CONGRESS STRUCK BLIND
on weeks ago, as the Hon. Richard G. McCor-
mick, delegate TO Congress from Arizona. was
riding through Central Park, he suddenly lost
his sight. He was taken to his mothers resi-
dence III Jamaica totally blind, and has since
been in a helpless condition. Both ewes were
attacked with severe Inflammation, which
finally resulted in the loss of the left eve The
right eye Is still very weak, and cannot be used
muc1, but his physicians hone that the sight
ma! We iniy reSsored before Inc nexI meetIng of
Congress.-N. \. Sun, 18th tgsf
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New York MiIitarvUns.,

IUUUhhELPhIE, July 2D.-Ihis morning a
carriage, containing Judge VOORHEES,, of Brook
yn; eX-Sergesnt Major Lethndge, CAPTAIN
hayes, and Joseph Commons, all officers and
overturned while going Gown hill near the
state hospital, by the horses becoming fright
eIed ana running sway: Judge VOORHEES, re-
geNSu severe though not serious injuries about
the head and shoulders; Major Lctbridge Vas
signify hurt; Captain Hayes was badly cut on
the back OF the head, and Joseph Commons
:.eceiyeu internal though probably not fatal
In iuIies
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The AEMToF THE JAMES SOCIETY Yesterday
elected the following officers :-Pre~iden. Gem
era Joseph X. Hawley; vice presi dents. Generals
Charles Ia. Graham, Adelbert Ames, %. l.
hhann, ana William {. kesselberg; recording
secretary, Major John H. Howell: treasrr eT
General Charles A. Carleton; chaplain, Rev
William II. Taylor; orator for the next meeting
General Thomas .. Osborne
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PREVENTIVE OF THE HORSE Malay
An owner of large private stable i'm this CITY
who had valuable trotter affected by the new
morse disease, but fortunately cured him. was
ADVISED by friend TO wash his horses with car
boiic disinfeoting soap, and cleanse his stables
with the carbolic disinfecting powder. He did
SO, and has not had the least symptom the dis
ease since. The Adams Express and the Mer-
chants Union Express use ii in their stabIae
every day, and their horses are sound and WELL
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THE NEW YORK RIOT.
Exciting Time at an Irish Meeting
Gov. Holman Denouuced-AC Cry for
NOlhiugS.

New YORK, July 20.-At the Irish meeting
last night Mr.. Stephen Joseph Meany was the
principal speaker. He asked 81 How can we
avenge the blood Of the men which has been
sled? How are we 20 secure proper protec-
ton in this country for the men of our race?
Shall Orangemen and Know NOthingism rule
this city? Never! never! never! neyeri" said the
speaker, "shall the scenes of last Wednesday
be permitted again; neverl never" When he
saw the dead on "Wednesday his blood curdled in
his soul, and he prayed TO God that he would live
TO see the time when the act would be avenged
lCheers.l 1t was hard TO see armed rufians
striking down innocent men and women for the
crime OF looking upon the foolish Orangemen
Women had been make widows ami children
orphans for the caprice of one man in ALBANY
who came to New York TO revoke the humane
order of the Mayor.
A Noice.-"Hang him on the lamp-post."
MI MeaDy-"No, no, nv friend; pledge nv
sell every drop of blood shed on that day shar he
legally avenged, il there be law in New York
Never again shall orsaniZed ruffians be allowed
10 insult Irish citizens who have fought 10 up
mold the constitution of the United States.
tChees. The legislature must prohibit such
professions in future. Gov. Hoffman should
never again receive the votes Of Irishmen.
Never neVer!n
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Funeral OF walter X. Prior, a Victim

NV YORK, July 20.-The funeral of Walter
X Prior, of the 9Th regiment, shot during the
rot, took place to-day from the Calvary (P. E.D
Church. Rev. Mr.. Flagg, the chaplain of the
regiment, offciated in uniform. Mrs Prior the
actress, and mother of the deceased, and many
theatrical people attended. Detachments of th;,
Sth, 18th, I'D and 18th regiments, and police
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

MAUNcH CHUNK, july 2O-The engine Vul-
can, on the Lehigh Valley railroad, blew up at
Coalport, about nine O'Clock this morning The
engineer, fireman, and four trainmen were
killed -Four OF the bodies, in terribly mangled
condition, have been found, but they cannot be
recognized. The two others, supposed TO be the
engineer and fireman, cannot be found and
must have landed in the Lehigh river and been
swept away.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Great Reduction.

IN OLD RYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES,
BRANDIES, GINS, sc,
OF the tolloMing brands, .viz:-Family. Nectar,
DO; Bowler, do; Old Crow, do, SIS do, Baker, s
fS ao P9s ApPs rested SSe S do
Hhshnessey ls5s, 81 DO de-, 1879, $40 DO; otard,
OLD Tom Gin. S225; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberr
Brandy. Liberal discount 60 the trade.
G. GAUTIER,
Proprietor Of the Native Wine Bitters,
myu 1917 and 1919 Penn's avenue.
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FROM PORTER TO PROFESSOR
Minor, the colored man recently appointed TO a
Proiessor's chair in Alcorn University. Miss,
by the Governor, was taken from the laborious
vocation OF porter on a steamer to perform the
scholastic duties of a Professor. He has been
KNOWN and noticed for years on the Mississippi
and Ohio rivers as a man of superior parts and
MS appointment Is commended very warmly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-20

CANAL TRADE--Yesterday was an old-fash-
toned day al the canal as forty-two boats cleared
rom our wharyes, carrying ,566.e2 tons OF coal.
This looks like business, and IL tie trade has
fully recovered from the prOstrstiOn Of the
recent strike, all hands we think should feel re-
lOiced--CUmberlCnd Nescs. 18Th.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
PRESS REPORTS.

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
TelegropAed Exclusively 20 The Erening Star.
London Thinks "a Time 90 have An.
ether Reform Riot
LONDON, July ga meeting will be held In
Hyde Park Sunday next, the anniversary Of the
great reform demonstration OF 1856, which was
broken MP by the police after fierce conflict, in
which palings were broken down, much damage
was done, and many persons were hurt.
Parepa Rosa Coming.
LONDON, July 20.-Madame Parepa Rosa sails
in the Scotia on Saturday, july 18th, for New
Canadian Shootists winning English
LONDON, July 2O.-The prizes of the VIM
, Sied9n rifle meeting have been distributed by
The Princess Louise. Several representative
OF the Canadian volunteers were successful COM
petitors.
Election Riot I'm Ireland.
DUBLIN, July 2O.-The election of a member
Of Parliament i'm county Monaghan will un-
guestiOnably result in the return OF Charles
Powell Leslie, conservative, and a former repre-
ing, but enough Is known 60 justify the fore
going statement. mob OF 200 strong entered
the town of Monaghan this morning, and dis
turbances OF a serious nature are threatened;
and keepers Of public houses have been ordered
to close their establishments Troops have been
hastily dispatchedto quell the anticipated riot.
Affairs in France
PARIS, July 50.-The Germans ave evacuated
the town of Rexeuil for the purpose of allowing
inyalids 10 visit the baths.
The French budget Of 1871 has been reduced
l2i,cOo,0c0 francs, though the appropriations for
the W ar Department are unaltered
EXPLOSIONS continue In the powder manufac-
tories at Nincennes.
Thirty Thousand Communists Slaurh-
tered.
NEw YORK, July pa World letter saws in
the suppression of the Commune thirty Thousand
persons were slaughtered, including six thousand
women and children. Ninety thousand prison.
ers were taken, and the police are looking for
fifty thousand more.
LeGru R0llin n Candidate.
PARIS, July 2O.-Ledru ROllin announces him
sell candidate for the first vacancy in the As
sembly.
Bulls Bullion.
LONDON, July 20.-The bullion the Bank of
England has increased f55,OOO since last week.
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RnfPEerorsS Hair 1--we

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
Harmless reliable, instantaneous, does contain
lead, nor amy rifaitc poison to produce paralysis
boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty year.
untariished reputation to uphold its integrity a.
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
by all druggists. Applied at Is Bond street, Wv
IoIh. fe5-tf
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STILL ANOTHER Observation-Disclosures Bat
cheler, q pretty murderess, has been initiating
the Borgias in Spencer county, Ky. Employed
by wealthy citizen, James Sharp, she poisoned
his wife and married him. Having left her all
his property In q will, he died suddenly. Then
she married another man, and poisoned him.
Sharps relatives now have her in prison.
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Bids Tor Geyernmenf f.ola

NEW YORK, July eo.-There were fourteen
bids for gold to-day, amounting Ia 80 loo nm
from IL to I1265x. The awards well be-
= ,oeo, 900, from MSS to Il2.5SK. The sale of
TIL August LIST. f''eu VII
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EARTHQIAEE DOWN EAST.
New England Shork ed

BEUNswrCK, july "a severe srhock o.
earthquake Was felt a; O'Clock the morning.
UUn-s UAKE.
BoSrON.-July "a shock OF carfhcuake
was felt this morning.
PORTLAND rR.Ers IT.
PORTLAND, July 2l.-An sarthruako Vas
sensibly felt az 4 O'Clock this morning.
sACo SHAkKs.
SACC, Ms, July 2A--SGCO and lidlef,.rf were
pretty wei shaken ~ su cart .lguakc at O'clock
this morning. No particular damage WAS dune.
THE SHAKE sEVERE N TuE GRANITE STATE
fokTSNoCTH, y. r.. IulN 81 severe shock
o. earthquake Was felt az O'Clock thls moruin..
CoNColn. y IL, July "a heavy shock 81
earthquake Was felt 40 ! O'Clock this morning
accompanied by heavy rumhlrng nois,. Ia
passed from the north ~ fls- south Ruil.lirr ~
were violently rocked AMI chul ch belis runs
Reports from dihcrcut PARTS OF the Stat ind7-
cate that il was very general
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Republicanism would seem TO be gaining
ground in France, and the course said TO b.
marked ont by NJ. Theirs win strengthen the
hands of the advocates of a liberal government.
lie will, II is stated, on the conclusion of the re-
cess-the first week in October-invite the As
sembly TO re-enter Paris; will retain VI. NJ Jules
Favre, Jules Simon and Picard; and after NJ
Gambetta has organized the Left, will admi;
him into the ministry, where he will have
chance TO advance his fayorite measures of an
elective executive, an educated people, a reor-
gained army, and the abolition of the ostracism
30 common in French history
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Explosion al Providence.

PROVIDENCE, July GA small steam boiler
in the repair shop of the Elmwood Cotton Mil,
in the Ninth ward, exploded this morning, de-
stroying two-story frame building, which was
located about sixty feet from the main building.
No one was injured.
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ILLUSIONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DER is the best article for cleansing and presery
teeth Sold By all druggists. Price, 3 aud 80 cents
JOUVEN'S NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
Ek restores soiled gloves equal to new Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, Is
-lv
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S6eers OF the Interior Department fin
81. I<OniS-

ST. LOUIS, July 20-Hon j. W. Turney. of
ONO, has arrived here, ON his way 20 Dakota
territory, upon special duty connected with the
interior Department and Indian service. Hon.
j. S. Delano, Chief Clerk of the Interior NJ
partment, at Washington, is also here upon
tour OF inspection.
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Tennie G. Claflin wants IN Ca..a a.

NEW YORK, July 2O-Miss Teunie @ Cl.e;n
pubncly announces herself a candidate for Con
gIess IN the sth District of this city, (represented
at present by Hon. james Brooks-j
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NEW YORK, July D-By = fsre q no -.
way, TINS morning, the following snstasnes
hoi. - : Joseph kehl & Co., $1,000; L. b. Tin
Dois, $500, and III. Martin, 25oo.