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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-01-28
J. B. JENNINGS & CO., Proprietors,
IA Union St, New Orleans.

Mechanics and Agricultural Fair Z
Assoeiation Of Louisiana, May 9, 1870. !
We, the undersigned, Awarding Committee
Glass 3. hereby certify that there were on cx-
hibition at our recent State Fair fourteen
Cotton Presses, from different States of the
Union, North and South, and after a due and
thorough examination of the merits of each,
with reference to their cost, the material Of
which they were constructed, the different
applications of power, durability, etc, and
after getting the opinions of practical planters
on the subject, we give it as our opinion that
the Brooks" Patent Revolving Wrought
Iron Screw Press, was. for simplicity, cheap
ness and durability, the best on exhibition,
and accordingly awarded it the First Prem
ium.
[Signed1 Moses EASTMAN, Chairman,
G. p. BoBB,
EDW'D DREWrT.
~ The above testimonial speaks for itself.
The Press is on exhibition at the store of
Bloch Il Dupre, who will supply them at the
same price that they can be purchased for in
New O~rleans-freight and expenses for trans
portation added.
augaOtli
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-01-28

To PREvBNT LAMP CHIMNEYs FROM
BREAKIsa.-Esery housewife uses Bho kero-
sene oil knows thatit affords the best and
cheapest light Of illuminating oils. But
she also knows that the constant expense
and annoyance from the breakage Of lamp
chimneys, almost, il not quite, counterbal-
anees the advantages of its use. Put the
glass chimneysa In luke warm water, heat
IL to The boiling point, and boil ii one hour,
alter which leave It in the water till 1t
coofs. The chimney win be less liable to
crack BY sudden change Of temperature.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-01-28

Eureka Council B.. & s.. M.ip U. d.
- OCULAR MEETINGS of this
AA Council will be held at j.
Humble Cottage Lodge, No. H3,
the first Friday after the full moon OF every
month, at 7 o'clock, p. NJ.
By order of
JAMES RAY, T.. &c.. NJ.
K TT. BapEMvILER, Recorder.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-01-28

An exchange, discussing kerosene lamps,
says that if the wicks are soaked in strong
vinegar for t~renty-four hours, and tho
roughly dried before used, all smoke will
be avoided, tho wicks will last longer, and
increased brilliancy win be obtained.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-01-28

gSuRE ron Wars Take i small piece
Of raw beef. steep it all night in vinegar,
cut as mnch from il as will. cover the wart,
and tie. IL on, OF, IL the excrescene Is on the
forehead, fasten Il. on with strips Of stick
ing plaster. nc may be removed in the day
ana put on every night. III one fortnight
the Wart will die and peel of. The same
prescription win cure corns. @
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sale.

Martha A. Thomas vs. Samuel ID.
aisle, NJ. 1900, District Court, st.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-01-28
Bee Stings.

The fear of being stung deters many
from bee-keeping.f This is excusable in
those whose peculiar physical organization
is such that much pain and inflammation
result; but such are in the minority. The
danger Of being stung is not SO great as is
generally supposed. The bees seem to
know. the timid, while those who approach
and handle them with courage, earelessness
and confidence, can go among them with.
out annoyance, II may be annoyance to
the novice to be.stung, from the pain and
swelling, but in d few seasons the system
will become SO accustomed to the. poison
that but slight swelling and nc. pain will
result. The pain is more, in. the magma
ton than reality, and, the sooner the be-
ginner. becomes so selfpossessed as to
receive the sting Of a bee as, he would the
scratch Of a brier, the sooner be. will sue.
coed as an apiarist, for If he is forever in
terrier Of lis bees he will not give them
the attention they need, and will never
attain the best results. gg slgfa
No outward application can. have, any,
effect In curing the sting Of a. bee, although
everybody has SEINE remedy that, you will
be told, is instantaneous relief. You can
not go amiss should yon apply in every
instance the first thing yon lay your hands
on. al list or remedies we have heard Of
would gil the Annals of Bee Culture"
and should you try thea all you would
find allof them eqally efficient All that
can be done when you are stung is to
carefully extract the sting, which should
not be doue by taking hold of il with the
fingers, as the poison sack at the root of
tha sting would thus be discharged into
the. wound. 3ss
It is better to remove it with the edge Of
a knifs, or If none il convenient, then with
the finger nail The swelling may be par
tally prevented, or even nearly removed,
after ID takes place by rubbing with the
hand, being careful to rub in tae direction
Of the heart, as by that means The poison
may be thrown into the circulation and
distributed through the system without
MISUNDERSTANDING American.
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jan
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Dec 81.
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Dec. 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-23
SSer 1T ibmlSi9?
gSGbluns BON Grisbrt& 8rtsbrt&.
(6crtfsBuns.)

CGcrtlsBuns.)
Ssinrtt bsnubts ben aufsntbalt In
bem 9abeUrts, um nod psttere Grtunbis.
unsen ibrr Grttur etnSu3iebsn. erfutr
inpsb nt&ts, mas fir ibn Sntsrsfe setdbt
bate. eoPptn unO psfsn babf&e Srau
wursn a1srbtnes auf Spustsrsdnssn Nst'
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psnissn Sassn ibrss Gufenitultes NIT
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sstniipft su baben. Setbe narsn aud In
bsm SpislfaaIe am Spislttf&e sefeten,
fis battsn ssfptslt, Of NIT Slid obsr Tin
sliid, tpnnte 5etnrt& nt6t erfabren. Gr
psrfubr iitsrtaupt NIT fstnsn Nahfpri&.
unssn duesrf pOrF6tis, UNI nt&t gsr>
oaht Su srreeen.
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mad 81. jurhd. usbtr BEN plan, ua&
psl@sm er ftrner banosln wpIItt, wurbt
sr pGbrenb Der 8stis, NO ton gltsmanb
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mubts iis ,u psm 3wtds nod fOrsfdltissr
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Die Ssfdr6tuns, bae Fs F& tbm bur&
bic 5luGt sntjistsu tSnnten, brauGte sr
um 70 irsnissr 3u bsstn, oa fs nod tstns
Abnune babsn tUnntsn, Oab tbr 8trbre'
Den sntbsdt mar unb Fs i&srItt Gass
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Iumme Su trbaItsn.
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tr Surb ras @sri6t ibsrrafGt. bab Bic
tor lih nit psr 5O6tsr zines Der rethfsn
SauReuts, Namsns Slaemann, perIpbt
babe. Gr spsifeIts an Der Wabrbstt bteiss
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mann's bsfreunrst uub btslt ss taum fur
mSsIi6, bub SIubmann, stn IUnit i6ari
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R,r'rtufl.
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Nc1tC + SfOrc.
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DupuufO's aOlorne iDilltn fir 1franru

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tnb Ssrfeblsu nts
tlnb Ssrftblsu ME
aua.nbHdIiGs GrIeiGtsruns uub anbausrnes
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uub rusfsrnsn SbfruttOnsu tebsr art.
Gtne Dame G9rtibt, fs phres lttbsr 3 D tilr
cine gpr sabItn, ale cbnt ie iett.
N.B.ESH sstrauHs bic flsintn rCtbsn une
aelben 8pres ntht nitbr ba he 9efdlt9t iine.
Die t6ttn liub tsBt in eroBen petBen SGLss,
entbaItsn bpppsIt iOpisl pilsn unb auf ieetr Dor
finbst man ben Q. ct. SteusriftmpsL bon mel
mem ei9enen Stempel 9ebrudt, aut esm bic
@prts In peietr S6rift Itrben ,,Duppuecs eCl.
brns psripbiI6t piatn." @snn bu seins ST.
Iunebsit unb bein eebsn It6Stf 70 esbrauhs
frins bsrartiss ptGIsn pbns ben Dbissn Sttmptl.
Preis 81 per 8ng. se6s 8uges 50
grFauft bur1 8. 8. 9pbed uu6 Ratbe eps 8
Bros, In SCRANTON. g8er ST an bisielbfn
bur& bic SnantCn pOif isnbst srb6lt bic ptllsn
fret uab trstnb eiuem eanbtstbeile esl6tdt.
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Ssbs parf, ptttstpn
g8ifesbarre, eurh einen MpptbefeI
| In tsbsr S't,Nt Der Ser. Staatsn unb burh
s D. 5ope, aIlsinierr GistutbiimtT
27O70,1i Rsp-gsrf.
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50 cues
NGbcls 0cibGft.

llnter,ri6nstsr ma6t bisrmit bsfannt, baB er
Isiu N6bslselbGft in letnsm nsusn 5auis
in Der Gebar StraBs
rr6ffnet BAIT unb lfets sinen YOrratb Der beffsn
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ratlirsn iprIben prompt unb Sur 3ufriebenbstt be"
Ipret.
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merfiamfeit su unO ubernrbme ale eamit pers
bunbenen Rebrnarbeiten. @brtif. Stprr.
Srautpu, 2. De,. 1S69-ba
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Versicherung,
fSneDifipm-ilnD-@ecbfel fel.

q. Stswart pcttsr Cgla6fOIssr pUn @.
$. 0DaItsr) IN assnt fir bic .,Scmt 8erlibsr'
nnas Go. In glep- gprr unb ,,eptomtng County
UaItudl." 8trusr aeent fir alls surORatt&tn
Dampftr. einien. pd(Iasriteins aut OamPt-
nnb Stssll&ifsn mad unb 1On pambnrs, Srs'
men unb aue anbertn S6fen perben perfauft.
gpedbItI perben mad alien 5beiltn bts alten Va-
terlanbes Az beu ntebrisifn Ratsn auseefellt.
Office, 2O5 9adapanna Apruue C3et6lsrs
SIodD, bimmeT Rs.1, pbtnauf, t6e9
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0GHers .0cllipn0e

Sd liuttr,st&nstsr emgfsbIs risint nsus Ssu~
~paaae ben 8irgern BON Scranton. Da i'd tag
idS 8tiptiie IN mstne SGube brtpmnts, eab Elm
arrser @&ptnbsl nit BEN Seu estrtebsn trtrS,
Spslrtss Hidt bier sspOssn, worssn ~ nne man.
DER Wanu an elmer etrlssn eaenns am IIo
TrIlars betrcaen pirb, 10 parnt i'd isben Str-
1er. fsin Sen au faufsu, auesr ss II bier sspCssn
sporben. R1bere @usfunft BET
iOir66 Gbrifiau 8Slter,
peun aps., nabs @iniier's NSbsIffprs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-28
TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Collision Of Trains ON the Maine Cen.
trail Road-List OF the Killed
and Won ded.

AUGUSTA, NE, June &.-AnOther terrible
accident occurred on the Maine Central Railroad
this afternoon. IL was a collision n mile and a
half below HollOwell between a local train OF one
small engine End passenger car which left Gar
diner on regular time, soon after O'Clock, and
the MIXED train (sO-called) which leaves Augusta
for Portland az $50. This train was DELAYED
unul O'Clock at Augusta "a accommodate dele
gates 20 the Democratic State convention return
ing home. The train, which was crowded with
passengers consisted Of an engine, freight car,
smoking car and three passenger cars Accord
ing Ia the rules the train should have waited az
HOlowel, but IL did not There was a sharp
curve al the POINT where the engines met. Per-
Sons I'm the fields saw the approaching trains
and attempted Ia signal them, but with
out success. The shock was terrible, and
the engines were demolished. There was a
steep embankment at the point where
the trains met, and there would have been a
terrible loss Of life II the cars had been thrown
over. Fortunately they were not, although the
freight car on the down rain was wrecked. The
seats OF the passenger car on the up train were
all torn from their fastenings. There were a
dozen passengers on board, half of whom were
badly jammed, and otherwise injured The cas-
ualoes are: Daniel Berry, engineer of the
mixed train, killed; wilkes Carrin. fireman.
skull fractured, several cuts, and scalded; will
not hvei Jonathan Fogg, Of BridgetOwn, a pas
senger, hurt in the back. On the accommodation
train the injured are Mn. Frederick CrOwell, OF
Augusta, shoulder and head bruised. Her boy
w;s bruised. Captain John II. Mason. Of HOllo-
well, severe cash On the head, George Nevins, of
New York, bruised; p. &. Weeks. of New York,
confusion; Mrs. HartKhOrn, Of HollOwel, leg sun
fingers cut; another passenger had an ear slit;
Charles Evans, engineer; George Burgess, fire.
man, and Warner White, brakman, received
slight flesh wounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-28
The Methodist Book Committee En-.
dOr~e DE. Carleton

NV YORK, June &--The Methodist Book
&C nmittee held their closing session Yesterday
In a very brief letter DIR. Carleton offered his
resignation, % take effect immediately, stating
that he would hereafter show his reasons % the
committee and church The following resOlH-
ton was offered, In response, by Drs. Blades aud
R0thweiler:-
Whereas DIR. Thomas Carleton has rendered
his resignation, TO take eject immediately there
fore,
" RcSOlred, That, in view Of our respOnSfhili-
ties ar guardians ca the interests OF the Book
Concern, and the importance of his continuing
at its head, We cannot consent 70 accept his
resi gnation."
Rev. Messrs. Moore and Bannister also pre-
sented the following, and both resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Resolced, That nothing has occurred in the
Investigation through which the Book Concern
has passed 70 unsettle or I'm snywise impair our
confidence In the ability, integrity, and faithful
neSs Of DIR. Thomas Carleton, agent of the
Methodist Book Concern, and that we most
fully endorse him "a a Christian gentleman and
church officer whose character Is above re-
proach."
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ADJUSTMENTS.
q 1908 GIFTS.
uRAND GIFT CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION

NRAND GIFT CONCERTO AND DISTRIBUTION
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
1Ae tgsrdI,ng sAsyl,' S,sssrs Of GdrIty, Nsto
Home, RdShta gtOn,
To be held in Washington, d. c., under and by
virtue OF a permit from Hon. A. PleasantOn, Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue, on the 9th OF July,
The following Gifts wl be awarded the successful
ticket holders by the Commissioners - story Brick
acres Timber Land in Washington Co, Md, with
three Dwellings and Saw Mil, lying on Ches. and
Ohio Cana; 5000, S-story Brick House, 122 Boil,
Conway St, BALTIC, o. 800. fine Residence near
Goyanstown,3 miles from BALTIC, on Passenger r.
W, sIl@o. ] fine Residence near Govanstowp,
town, same location, ss 500 j fine Residence near
Goyanstown, same location, 81 800. Lots adjoining
ssS Sss sqST gi groRRs GSS 80 eafh @
and LINCOLN County, Nebraska, cent; gold int.
5000 8. Bonds; 10000 N; G. State Bonds; ITO
Shares National Mechanics Bank, BALTIC; 100
Northern Central r.. R.; 100 Shares Erie r. r.; %
Shares BALTIC. and Ohio r. R.; 20 Shares Phila.,
Wilmington and BALTIC. r. r: 5000 TICKETS only
Man Man Go Sa.GEs, Bai te'oaR Nd No CO"mis
Hon, J. $. Molly, N. C., Pi,tsburg; Pa, Trustee;
ingtOn, ID. c.; HIM. Jas y. Negley Pittsburg, Pa;
First National Bank, Hagerstown, Nd; Appleman
Co, Bankers, Hagerstown, Md; Hon. r. ]. Brent,
Deeds Of the above, Real Estate certified by
counsel, in the hands Of the Trustee: Tickets and
Circulars can Be bad Of W; G.. hetzerott 4 Co,
4 o. III. Morrison, Booksellers, ATS Pennsylvania
avenue; BEN. DeWsf, yeweler, 6l9 Pennsyly snia
avenue; yno. Parker, Bookseller, 521 7th street;
Alstrop Dudley, Real Estate Agents, ~ Lolisiana
General Agent, statiOner and Printer, No. 81
Nassau street, New York.
=. ~ Orders by mail win receive prompt atten-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-28

New YORK, June 2s.-By fire in williams-
burg the following buildings were DESTROYED =
Building corner of LIST aud north Sd streets
owned by Henry c. Richardssn; loss 81. 900. M
was occupied by {. ". Kennedy & Co. manu-
factureTs Of machinery; loss 500 O0. Mott x Alb
bOns silk mandatory, loss $1,000, and John
Ashby manufacturer OF press feeders; los - GOO:
insurance unascertained.
wealthy citizen, name not known. disap-
peared three weeks ago, and Il j. believed ne
was murdered for a diamond pin valued AZ
50 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Elegaut Hair

ADDS charm to the painest face; but when faded,
the whole expression is that of advancing age This
articles should have been prepared 70 supply the
millions who wish to avoid prematurely gray hair.
dered at that NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
should have met with such extraordinary success.
IL Is the only preparation furnishing safe and
liable restorer for the hair absolutely free from all
poisonous and deleterious matter, and without sed
ment, and thousands above thousands have availed
themselves of it, not simply because it restores the
color OF the hair, but because it supplies nourish
ment IL feeds the roots Of the hair, that where
docayed IL becomes vigorous and healthy again.
From all sections Of the country orders and testimo
mails received daily, speaking in the highest
terms Of Its qualities the only preparation that
ever gave entire satisfaction. For sale by Ward &
Walsh, 18th st. and Pa. T.. and 18th aud G.; s. Cal
vert Ford, 110S Pa. Christiani Bros, It'll and
M SITS: G. W. Cropley, ITO Bridge ST Georgetown;
j. ID. Donnell, Sth St, Navy Yard; ID. p. Hicking
Sd st. and Pa. sv r. A Bacon "A and sts., Island
VIM. II. Daw, corner 10th and L sts.; and at the
Depot, corner of ID and ID SITS. n. w. jel2-1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-28
Good Crops fin Kansas.

NEW CHICAGO, KANSAS, June 2.-The crops
are the best ever raj d I'm this part Of the state
The small grains c all harvested. and tie
yield Is prOdigiOus. The corn is very prom sing
immigrants are rapidly settling i'm this region,
and are going westw I'd by hundreds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-28

Camp Apache, A. T, Nav l6 in which he re-
ports that the Eskette-say-lah hand Of Indians
made an attack on a herd on the 18th of Nav,
killing one man and getting OF with ten horses
and twelve mules. Lieut.. BrOdie with a few
men. supported by Lieut.. Fuller, started in pur-
suit, overlook them about twelve miles from
camp, and in the fight which ensued killed two
Of the depredators. With his few men he was
unable 70 hold out against the large numbers OF
the enemy, and was forced 90 fall back. On the
same night Lieut.. Brodie was sent out 10 guard
a train between headquarters and Camp Good
win, and met with no opposition. Major Green
says the cause OF this outbreak is mystery, I'M
less II be the Camp Grant affair. These Indians
have heretofore been very friendly.
FIRST SESSION OF THE CIVIL SERVICE
CoxMIssIoS.-The commission appointed By the
President to revise the civil service of the gov
eminent met At noon to-day I'm the Office ef the
Assistant Secretary Of the Interior, all the mem
bers being present. BY virtue Of precedence OF
appointment, Geo. VIM. Curtis, Esq, assumed
the chair, and r. Il. Elliott, Esq, was elected
secretary. Having completed their Organiza-
ton, the members exchanged views on the sub
Ject of the civil service, and entered into
general conversation, but no definite mode OF
action was determined upon All Of the mem
berS agreed as 10 the necessity for reform; that
their powers are merely advisory, and not erecu-
tive; that their duties are simply 20 recommend
20 the President rules and regulations "a pro
mote the efficiency Of the civil service; and that
they are in no sense a board for the examination
of candidates. The Board agreed 60 wait upon
anu FtStlcCLF lIn-
mediately upon adjournment, and after some
further conversation of a general character, al
Iourned 70 meet tomorrow morning, at ten
O'Clock.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICERl
WAsHISGToN, ID. c., June 2S-10-30a m. (
Synopsis for Tie past t0esty.fOur hours
The low barometer which existed Tuesday morn
ing in Upper Canada has moved southeastward
but its influence has eItendedto South Carolina
The pressure has very generally fallen from
Lake Michigan 20 Louisiana and eastward. Tenn
perature has fallen from the Ohio TO Lake Wis
consin, and eastward 20 the Atlantic. Ii has
risen slightly in the southern States. Fresh
winds from the southeast, changing ID south
west, have prevailed on the MID Atlantic coast;
southwesterly winds on the lower lakes; north
westerly winds on Lake Michigan, and light
winds and Gains elsewhere. The cloudy wealth
er prevailing Tuesday in the south Atlantic
States has moved southwards, aud is now con-
fined To Florida, with rain at Kew West. Light
local rains have fallen in western PENNSYLVANIA
and southern Missouri. Partially cloudy and
clear weather is now very generally reported.
ProbdJ1Istses.-The brisk southwestern win il
aFprehended yesterday on Lake Ontario VIII
probably be felt to-day in Nova Scotia. Par
tally clear and warm weather is probable from
the Mississippi 20 the Atlantic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-28
Great Reduct iOn.
IN OLD RYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES,

IN oIp hfR RA MI BV GISst "HIshIES'
Of the following brands, viz:-Family Nectar.
years old, ego per per gal; Robertson do, e3 5. !.
DO, SIS do; Pine Apple, "trectiiedJ sisS do.
Brsndies-LaIoeheller, So do; do; thneJ s. Do;
bnpne OFF, Ma Bfap fG StS s6
Old Tom Gin, S2.25; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount TO the trade:
G.. GAUTIER,
Proprietor Of the Native Wine Bitters,
myu l211 and 1919 PENIS avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-28
A 500. 600 ire nm Tua,.u.

CINCINNATI, June ga fire in Edinburc.
Indiana, yesterday, burned the machine shop of
y. r. Tobias, the Jefersongille railroad denot
the telegraph Office, and four dwellings. IOss
81, 600; insurance small.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-28
Democratic Nominations I'm PhiIadeI.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2S.-The democratic
convention made the following nominations this
morning for city Officers:-Mayor Colonel ,J.s.
:. Biddle; District Judge, Vim. ). Price: CITY
treasurer: ;. Gross Fry; Comptroller. +. q.
Woodward; Solicitor, Thomas j. Barger. Ms
ulct Attorney FurInan Shepherd; City Com
missioner, G. W. Hays and PrOthonotory, ).
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BoteheIOrss HAIR Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does contain
lead any rttdlte poison to produce paralysis
boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty gears
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brswn. Sold
BY all druggists. Applied at 16 Bond street, New
York. fe5-tf
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THURSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DER Is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists Price, Is and 80 cents
J0UyENS IEODoRQUS GLOVE CLEANERre-
stores soed gloves equal to new. Sold by all drag
gsts and fancy goods dealers Price IS cents de5
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NAVAL ORDERs.--ComhAnnder B. B. Taylol
has been detached from the command of tn,
Ashuelot, and placed on waiting orders. Lieut.
Commander r. ID. Evans. of this city, has beer
detached from the Washington navy yard, an(
ordered 10 the Naval Academy.
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REV. GEORGE ID. CHENOwITH yesterday
afternoon entered into bond and duly qualified
as Discussing Agent and Superintendent Of the
Post Office Department.
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SufOcated while Repairing m Ga.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-Five men were s,,6a-
Gated while repairing a gas leak I'm BrcoIIyu
last evening. Two, named VIM. earn " aaa1
Richard Abrams, viii probably die.
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FRANK G.. DAVIS, of kaRsas, has been ap-
pointed first class clerk i'm the Census Office
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SUPERINTENDENT or THE CENSUS, Walker
left this city for New York last evening, and
to-day embarked for Europe.
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GOVERNOR WOODS, of Utah Territory, arrived
here yesterday, and had an interview with the
President TO-DAY.