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MAINE FLECTJOy

The Republican GorernOr Elected bv Op,r IN nOo
AojOI iy-Sti9ht Democratic Gains in tke Legis-
tatuTe-Incredsed Republican AdjoTities Since
Last Year.
Returns of the Maine election Yesterday. from
i2S towns, give Perham 80 ,472; kimban. q. 045,
making a republican majority Of 6,4I. Last
year the same towns gave Perbam % ,6f7: Rob
Srts, q 265; republican majority, 5,382-a repub-
lican net gain of 1,0i5. The towns to be heard
from gave an aggregate vote of A ,055 last wear,
and a republican majority of 1896 which
added to that heard from, will make Perham's
majority 10, 20S. Add the same ratio ofthe gain.
and his majority will reach i 900. The aGOre-
gate vote this year Will probably be 1884, 900,
against 9s,S7G last year. The majority last year,
9,2OS
The legislature will show probably a slight
democratic gain. Last year the Senate stood o.
republicans TO democrats; the House lib re-
publicans TO 30 democrats. The democrats will
probably carry the counties of Knox Washing
ton, and Aroostook, and lose Lincoln, which
they carried last year. giving them four in the
Senate. In the House of Representatives. the
republicans have gained nine in three cities
Portland, Lewiston, and Bangor-but have lost
Eve in Cumberland county, one in RockIand.
me in Belfast, and probably several Others In
he ship-building towns the republicans gener-
ally lost.
In Portland the republican majority is 271
against All last year. Kimball belongs to Port
land, and is very popular. Lewiston gave Per-
ham 1,296, Kimball $50. Last year the demo-
Gratis had 10 majority. Auburn casts SOC votes
Tor Perham and sol for kimball. Last year the
republican majority was 102. Androscoggin
county esrepublican by 200 majority, against
90 last year. In Bangor the republicans gain
F. 81, and in Augusta they gain heavily. There
was big meeting in the latter city last night to
rejoice over the victory, and the reception TO
Speaker Blaine was especially enthusiastic.
When he took the stand TO speak few words of
thanks and congratulation the cheers were deaf
ening and prolonged.
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grave, hut AT of them are utterly un,rne, and
be viii meet thcm by full and clear den Al.
Our paTers are already in the hands OF the prin-
ters, and will be ready to morrow morniTS
Your honor sees We have improved 10 the "
most the time allowed Us"
Judge Rarnard-"l presume from thar You
are not ready 90 80 on; what do you say, Mr..
BarTefr?"
Mr. Nothing, EXCEPT We do no, ac-
cvse Mr. Tweed OF sine OF emission" Laugh
ter
Mr.. O'GoTman.--ssIt would he wei II the ca :,
stood over Until tomorrow. The counsel won
like time q examine the VolumiDOus sfhdavits
IL they all consent 20 that suggestion ~ woui
be the better cOur~p"
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Lower Prices than Elsewhere.

Ayers sarsaparilla and Cherry PectoraI, Sc :;
Burnett's Cocaine ard kaliston, s5c. Schenck 3
Alternative, Sc Hostetters Hoofands and Vinegar
Bitters, &C.; Mieher's Herb Bitters, ssc.; Lyon 5
Bloom and Magnolia Balm, 6oc Batcheier's Hair
Dye, Sc; Helmbold's Buchu, 81 20; Browns ia
rants perient ,9Cc:; Winchester Hypophosphtes,
sSc.; Osgocds India Chologogue, 81 55 Sterling s
toyide Iron, sc.; De Jough's Cod Liver Oil, 81:
other kinds, S5c.; Flaggs Relief, 9Oc.; Roadway Q
Ssrsaparillian, sOc.; Florida Water, roc; Perry q
Lotion, us; Lubins Extracts, genuine, 81; Col
gates Soaps, very large ment retail at whole
sale prices; Holland Gin, imported, 81 per bottle:
Fine Old Rye Whisky, large bottles, 81: per gallon
SSguaranteed as represented or money refunded:
Califor mia Wines, Port, Angelica, Sherry, Muscatel
81. ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
aus tr Corner ID and ID streets n W.
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-Four political conventions this week: the
Msryland republican, TO nominate candidates
for Governor, Attorney General and Comp
,roller, in Baltimore to-day; Minnesota demo-
cratic, at st. Paul, and New Jersey democratic,
at Trenton, both TO- morrow; and Massachusetts
democratic, at Springfield, on Thursday. Be-
sides these the Delaware State temperance con-
vention is TO be held in Dover tomorrow; but IL
is not of political character.
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= CANAL TRApE.-The water at Cumberland
lower Sunday than has been known for
wenty years past. 1t is expected boats will be
restricted to draught of but tour feet. About
One-haif of the boating people on the canal are
suffering with fever and ague, induced il l.
thought, by the low stage of water leaving ex-
roeed so much of the banks and marshy places
heretofore covered with CumJsrIand
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PRTLADELPHIA RoTGHs NUEDRR A NAN
FoE PROTECTING = WoNAN.-In Philadelphia
last evening, Henry Gamble, aged IS, was
returning from his work at the brewery ON sth
and Vine streets, with John Lindsay and limo
thy Haggerty, when they met three fellows who
iRsulted a lady who CHANGED % pass. Gamble
II demonstrated with them. when one of the party
PULLED out pistol and shot him In The right side.
As room ss the shot was fred the three fellows
fed. The wounded man Was removed 20 the
Pennsylvania Hospital, where lie died about 10
o,clock.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN GEoRGIA.-Irtorma-
has been received here of a terrible tragedy in
NLkinacn county, Georgia. About midni ght on
Wednesday last, a party OF unknown men
gagged and killed Matthew Deason, sheriff of
Wnkin1on county, and also a negro woman i'm
his employ, and threw their bodies into a mill
pond near by. The bodies were recovered ON
Friday morning. The sheriff had a gunshot
wound in his head, and the remains Of the wo-
man gave evidence OF having been badly mutt
lated With knife. No arrests have been made
s far.
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The Rcd Men

PHILADELrHIA, Sept. I2.-The Great Conn
Gil Of the Improved order OF Red Men assem-
bled this morning, including representa- ives
IRON Maryland, Pennsylvania, Ohio. Virginia
New Jersey, Delaware, kentuaky. Districf OF
Columbia, Missouri, Tennessee, Indiana, Texas
West Virginia, Louisiana, Michigan, Oregon,
Nevada Illinois, Alabama snd Mississippi.
Representatives from the other States viii be
admitted during tie dav.
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THE MAINE ELECTION.
Perham's Maiorfty m. goo.

LhNlS1oN, Nh, sept i2-AndnpscOCgin
county, complete, GiNcs ,40o republican ma
.oruy' against a little over go last wear. The
Two republican senators and nine representa-
hNts IN The legislature are all elected
ACGUsTA, Nh, Sept. I2-The indications
mere derived from csrcful footing up 81 tie
ittUsns received 10 noon TODAY. are fiiat Coz
fcfham.s majority viii hc nearly n .l.l. Tbe
-
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Great Reduction.

IN OLD Rye AND BOURBON WHISTLES
BRANDIES, GINS, &C,
years old, 81 50 per gal: Robertson do, So 50
do; Bowler, do; Old Crow, do, So do, Baker,
do, SIS do; Pine Apple, (rectifed,D SlS do
BraDdies-Larocheller, So do; do, (fne,J SIS do:
Hehnessey, 1864. 81 do; do, lsss, $40 do; Otard,
Dupuy Co., 1883, $40; California Brandy, 80 do.
Old Tom Gin, So IS; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade.
g. GAUTfER,
Proprietors Of the Native Wine Bitters,
myu 12l7 and 1919 Penn'a avenue,
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rTsquare dances are getting fas,ionaSle.

nTSquare dances are getting fashionable.
- Nellie whsrteH- stall remains Continually
with her mother in jail.
sUPittsfeld has had an outdoor baby party
The youngest guest was nine days old.
n-aA voice like the tearing of a strong ra9D
is attributed 20 the Rev. Y. n. Chaplin.
uIThe Labor Reformers are Quarrelling with
the democratic Governor OF New Hampshire
over his division OF the spoils-a bad illustra-
ton for labor reform. =
Bon. VIM. III. Claggett, republican, saws
his majority as Delegate from Montana exceeds
WIS over 2,1oo. . 49, = 80 -
s%A French chemist asserts that IL tea be
g1Ound Ike coffee before hot water Is poured
upon IL. il viii yield nearly double the amount
OF its exhilsrating qualities. 7. =.
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Chinese Embassy I'm New York.

INV YORK. Sept i -Ching How and suite
comprising portion ne Chinese embassy of
which the late Arson BUrlingame was the head,
arrived from Europe yesterday. They remain
IN fhis ci,y Jll the arrival Of the other members
OF the embassy, when they will return TO China.
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SOLDIERS RAID ON A KUKLux CAMP.-In
Russell county, KY, on the night of the 1lh in
~tant, Deputy U. s. Marshal jackson and party
4 soldiers made a raid on Kuklux camp. A
older named Crusoe was killed, and Sergeant
SradoY wounded. A man named Caffrey was
arrested es the murderer of Crusoe, and another
named Jones was arrested as a member OF the
kuklry gang.
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A Mormon Murderer Shot by u. A
TroOns.

SALT LAKE, Sept. li.-Deputy United States
Marshal Paul, supported by a squad Of cavalry
from Camp Douglass, last night made an at
tempt TO arrest Baum, indicted for murder come
months ago. Baum attempted 20 escape and
was shot, and IL Is supposed MORALLY wounded.
In the third district court, Col. Wickyer not
having accepted the Office as United States
Attorney, Chief Justice Mexican appointed X.
II. BaSkin attorney dd infcrsm.
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THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
eeth. Sold by all druggists. Price, Is and 81 cents
J0UVEN'S NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
ER restores soled gloves equal to new Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, %
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BACHELORS HAIR i've.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous does ain
cad, nor any ritac poison to produce paralysis or
death. Avoid the Wanted and delusiye preparations
2oasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty years
antarnished reputation to uphold its integrity az
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
BY all druggists. Applied at Is Bond street, New
York feS-tf
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SfeaHners Arrived

NEw YORK, Sept. 12-Anived. steamers
Partbea, from Liverpool, and Henry Chauncey,
from ATinwaH. The Ch1uncey brOaght
Ss3.1G0. treasure.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. I2,-Auiyed, the steamship
China, from New orleans.
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Miss CARRIE, daughter of Mr.. j. b. d. De
Bow, of DE Bows Review, was terribly burned
a party. She lit match. AID having used ID
brew Il down, but II not being extinguished, she
imposed her thin dress was set on fire, and she
was 20 injured that il is feared she may not
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The Presidents Western Trim.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. I2.-Prcsident Grant
and family reached Reading, PENNSYLVANIA, az
1870 to-day. lie remains tonight al Lebanon
A. the gueSt Of George u. Coleman, and proceeds
TO the OF Tes iOBs tomorrow.
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MIS-. BURNS, THE NEW YORK ABoRTroSIsr.
The coroner's investigation in New York into
the caule OF the death OF Mary Russell, has re-
suited in verdict against the abortionist, Mrs.
Burns, who was committed 20 await the action
of the grand jury. Throughout the proceedings
az the inquest the accused exhibited perfect in
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GEN. GARFIELD has been compelled to give
upspeaking in Ohio for the present and hasten
home for medical treatment, large carbuncle
on his neck causing him great suffering.
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500, 900 DIAMONDS LAYING AROUND LOOSE
IN DAKoTA.-The people of Yankton, Dakota
are trying to get up diamond excitement. The
Dakota of the 18th says: "a rough diamond was
round on the bank OF Jim river, which was sent
20 a jeweller in the East, who sends back the
cheering news that it is genuine diamond OF
the first water, and very valuable. Yankton
eweller says it is worth 500, coo. 1t Is claimed
hat other diamonds have since been found"
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We HAVE the first number of the Winona
Miss.) Republican, a handsome weekly, pub
ished by Col. VIM. c. Parker, formerly of this
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KuKIUx OUTRAGE IN ALABANA.-In Lime
stone county, Ala, on Sunday, an old and re-
spected citizen, l.. l. Wier, was taken from his
hcme by five masked men and is supposed to
have been murdered. A number OF citizens
hearing of his seizure started in pursuit, but
have not vet heen heard from.
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MEpLICorr, THE ALLEGED PoIsoNER.-Dr
Neilicott, charged with poisoning Mr.. Ruth, OF
The Lawrence TTibsn>. also with poisoning his
on n wife, has removed his trial from Lawrence
October eth, the trial viii begin.
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Droppesl Dead ana tho S,rao,

SAN FEANCISCo, Sept I2.-James Nelson
confidential clerk OF Charles Minturn, died in
the street Of apOpleAy.
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SIMON WOLF, ESQ, Recorder OF Deeds, left
yesterday for California and the Pacific coast
on a six weeks zip.
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WASHINGTON HOTELS.

FRANKLIN HOTEL, Corner sth and ID
II streets, Washington, ID. C.-This house has besn
thoroughly renovated, and is now open Tor guests
So Der day. Table board, SIS per week.
SO SIN ID. j. BARRACk, Proprietor.
TREMONT HOUSE, Indiana ArsnUs, corner ID
street. The new Proprietor, r =. HILL, has
srared no expense labor in rehtting and newly
furnishing this house, making il one of the best and
most desirable houses in the city, and now offers
great Inducements. both to transient and permanent
Raar,lers Board, : 80 per day; Permanent Board
$50. Mesl hOurs-Breakfast.7 o clock To 3; Dinner,
2CclOck to 4; Supper, 6 O'Clock 20 s. au3l II
~ c. WILLARD,
W EBBITT HOUSE,
ara WASHINGTON, d. o.
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GEN. SKINNER, Treasurer of the United
States, and party, sailed from Liverpool in the
Cunard steamer China on Saturday last. He is
expected at the department about the middle OF
next week.
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WASHINGTON, July LIST, 1871.
Dear Professor


Druggists: stott & Co, $50 Pa av.; J, r. Major,
s. Z. Lewis, l4O4 18th St; Ward q Walsh, cor. Pa.
av. and 18th ST.; J. P: Milburn Co, 53I 18th st.
G. G. q. Slams, cor. N. Y. av. and 18th ST.; Marin
Bro, cor. Pa av. and 9th Ct D. Jay kaufman, cor.
ner 9th and streets; b. B. Ferguson, l0l Pa. av.,
Charles =; IL, Moore. CO.. or, 18th ST, and Pa ave.
i4h ST., Washington. @. w. Cropley, ITO Bridge
rect r. l.. Cropley q Co., 1s6 Bridge ct George
featuring Depot, cornersth and streets Bee testi
monials and directions. au3-c
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Col. j. Nj. McGREw, president Of the Ohio
Republican Associa ton, received letter from
Senator Sherman to-day which says the canvass
looks very favorable for great republican sue
cess at the coming State election in Ohio.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from thi,
source to-day were s32i,5SS.7S.
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SECRETARY BELKNAP will return here on
Thursday morning.
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THE GREAT DISCOVERY.
l. LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD.

LETTER FRUM GENERAL HOWARD.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July Il, ISL.
PROF. 7. A. COoK:-Dear Sir: i have for some time
used the BALM OF LIFE in my family a wash,
Join others in commanding an article that Is evil
IDENTIFY doing so much good. Yours, truly,
q. o. HOWARD,
Brig. General u. 5. A,
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REIGNTR 4 ENGELs PHILADELPHIA La
u CIR BEER.
WIN; Massey Co.'S PHILADELPHIA ALE and
PURE tATAwBA WINE, Gin founts and 81
Fer sale by PALMER GREEN,
au2e-u : 81 Greene street, Georgetown.
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aD,H q.
Coughlins Nine COughlin, Mills, Brainard, Bur-
rougbs. Doyle, Thomas, Mahoney, Hines, sweazy.
1000, 900
BY the authority Of the act Of the Legislature OF
Kentucky, of March, 10, ISL, the Trustees of the
Public Library of Kentucky viii give
GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
LOUISVILLE, KY,
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1871.
100 900 TICKETS OF ADMISSION, sIO EACH
CURRENCY; BALI TICKETS, SIS; QUAR-
TER TICKETS, $3.50.
Tickets will be sent by registered letter. the money
for them may be sent by p. y. money order, green
backs or draft
each. The holder is entitled to admission to the
Concert and to the value of the gift awarded to 1t
its fraction.
$3.50, 900 IN GREENBACKs will be distributed
TO holders Of tickets, in gifts from 100000, the
highest, to $780, the lowest, being ia gifts in all
The Concert is for the benefit of the
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
THE CITIZENS BANK OF KY. Is TREASURER
And the COrporators and Supervisors are the Hon.
Thomas I. Bramlette, late Governor of Kentucky,
spectacle citizens of the State.
The undersigned, late princi pal business manage
of the very successful Gift Concert for the benefit of
the Mercantile Library at San Francisco, has been
appointed Agent and Manager of this Grand Gift
Concert.
The drawing and distribution will take place in
public, and everything will be done to satisfy the
buyers of tickets that their interests will be we'll
protected as ifthey were personally present TO
perinteLd the entire affair.
For tickets and information apply to
c. X. PETERS, 12O Main st., Lousy lille, Ky
JOHN +. ELLIS Music Store,
No. e37 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. C.
Tickets also for sale in every prominent place in
the United States. seq Ct
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DY WIN. L. WALL q CO., Auctioneers,
d. New Marble Building,
300 and 902 Pennsy lvauia avenue
roR PRIVATE sAns.

We are nov receiving from the mnufactursra
very LARGO and handsome assortment Of CABI-0
NET FURNITURE Of all descriptions, TOLL
which we invite the attention Of buyers, As all -
are Of excellent workna nship, which has been M
made TO or,ier, and 70 which we respectfully in
vte the sttsuston Of buyers before purchasing else
where. WIN. Il. WALL d CO.,
oc3a-t go -, Anctionear
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TENTS AND AWNINGS.

TENTS for Sale or Rent for Camp Meetings,
FAIRS. Festivals, &C.
AWNINGS for Public and Private Balls and Par
M. G.. COPELAND,
Dealer in Awning Materials,
suce GA Louisiana Ayenue
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FRIEND JOHN ID. LANG, of the Board of In
dian Commissioners, has been called home to
Maine by the Illness Of his wife. Should she
improve in health Mr.. Lang will be de puted BY
the board TO remove the North Carolina Chero-
KEGS to the Indian Territory
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THE TRADES.

ID NJ Oy A l..
The undersigned has removed from his old place Of
busiBess, No. 1912 Pennsy lyania ~ enue to -
1907 STREET, HA
between l2th and 18th streets, M
where he Is repaired 10 attend TO all orders ~
IN his line Of business, such as BELL HANGING,
LOCK SMITHING, LIGHTNING RODS, SPEAK
ING TUBES, &c. yObbing promptly attended to-
All work done in the best manner, at lowest rates
Also, in connection. has opened q stock Of HARD
WARE, HOUSE-FURNIsHING GOODS and VA
RIETIES.
A share Of public patronage is solicited;
aul4-6m G SCHNEIDER.
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DATAPsCO FEMALk INsTITUTE.
II NEAR BALTIMORE, MD.

This Institute has been in operation for thirty
yraT-, and enjoys q national reputation With the
lumber Of pupils limited 70 ninety, il has represen-
tatves from twOthiris Of the States, principally
south ard Southwest. Its location is pre-emnently
heathiul, i central, and easily reached by railroad
From Baltimore and " ashingtcn city. For Circulars
address MRS. X. II. ARCHER,
IyI7-eosm EliCOtt City, p. o.. Md.
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THE EVENING STAR.
EDUCATIONAL.

II kSELL FEMALE SEMINARY, AT AUBURN
DALE, MASS.-SchoGl raised 10 full college
F-.fe inciuiiug Greek. Prizes Tsdg-ed Oas qgdTisT
tri;ed with n. +. Conservstgry Of Music; Music
T-lrr direction Of Mr. Eben TOuriee. Facilities Tor
German, French and Painting, unsurpassed. Fall
tern begins September l4th. For catalogue adi
Rgv CHAS ". CUSHING. js22 t,th sSm.
SsT- LOOMS COLLEGE. ANNAPOLIS, MD.
- JAMES VI. GARNETT. VI. A.. Principal.
The next session - thIs Institution, founded ESf,
lsrsus on the FIRST W Cdnesday ia October.
A fan Collegiate course il organized with Fac
p'fy Of seven Professors and three Tutors.
Charges for entire scholastic year, $40.
For further particulars, apply for Catalogue to
PROF. W. II. HOPKINS,
Secretary Of the Faculty, Annapolis, Md.
= - -
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Letter from JUDGE WYLIE, Of U. s. Supreme

Letter from JUDGE WYLIE, Of U. S. SKprsms
Court, IL. Z.
WASHINGTON, D. o., June "a, 1871.
Dear sir have given your BALM OF LIZ Z for
the hair a fair trial and am much pleased with its
effects. 1t is healthul wash for both the scalp and
hair and its influence TO soCth the and revive
the system when exhausted from work is most
delightful have not used il except q wash, but
on your and from the faith its use
TINS far, has secured from me, should feel great
confidence n taking II as medicine, according to
your directions. Very respectfully yours,
Prof. Coos. ANDREW WYLlE.
WASHINGTON, July lst, 1871.
Utdr Professor:
After using your BALM OF LIFE In many in
stances Of disorders in my family, glad say II
affords the relief sought. For diarrhea collie, sick
headache, catarrh, cough, and all external ipfars.
nation am Convinced Of its efficacy, by use.
B. J. MEIGS, il.
Letter from Rec. FATHER BOYLE.
Pro-. T. A. Cook:
Dear friend Please send me q supply Of BALM
OF LIFE, he which, il gratuity { as suggestedD
will be gratefully acknowledged if charged TO
will be duly honored. i am altogether pleased with
H.. Very truly yours,
JUNE "a, leI1. II. X. BOYLE.
KEEP COOLi
By bathing the head, eyes, face, ears, wrists and
hands, when overheated, and when suf-
fering from fever, with that
Cooling solution,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL
between picked mines for the benefit OF
COMPANY will,
To take place on the NATIONAL GROUNDS,
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. IA, 1871, 3x eclk.
Tickets 25 cents Ladies' free.
Forces Nine-Force, Allison, Hollingshead, Wa
terman, Hall. Hurley, leonard, Stems, Blue.
Coughlin's Nine-COughlin, Mills, Brainard, Bur-
rouRbs, Doyle, Thomas, MahOney, Hines, Sweazy.
sel2-2ts
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TEACHER OF MUSIC,

~ TEACHER OF MUSIC,
se9-ly 935 Pa. ave, bet. 95h and 10Th SIS.
WHY Not TRY rue BEST WAY FIRsF, and
w SIrs YsnTs ~ ToiI-C. G. WESTON has Just
returned from ate nding the normal taught
BY Prof. A. NJ. Johnson, and is prepared to teach
vocal music on the principles of his new and simple
method for singing. He makes the teaching Of
thorough and ia ured Bass on the Organ speciality.
Tor further Information call at ZIG Eth street,
between q and II. seq I'm
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CLERICAL APPoINTNENTs.-J.A A. Patterson,
u. ID. Clue, ID. j. Flynn, and W. f. Lord, have
been appointed TO first class clerkships in the
General Land Office; r. II. Bum has been ap-
pointed an assistant railway postal clerk between
New York and Washington, and j. Il. Gordon
to similar position between this city and
Weldon, y, c.