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AFFAIRS IN ST. MARY's COUNTY, MD
The Condemned Mon, JGoksOR.-ln reply to in
quiries which have been made of US as to the
mental and moral condition of the condemned
mlrderer, jackson, we have to say that he has
as yet made no confession or Acknowledgment
in reference 10 the crime for which he is to die
on the llth OF July next. So far as we have
been able TO find out, neither the nearness nos
the certainty Of his death has as yet outwardly
impressed him, mentally or morally. He main
taIns ali of his old self possession and GOODNESS,
and appears still TO be unencumbered with any
profound religious impression. Preparations
for the hanging OF jackson has already been
commenced by the sheriff, whose arrangements
now embrace every proper precaution for the
safekeeping of the condemned man until, and
the preservation Of order and the enforcement
OF the law on, the day Of his execution.
Groacfna Crops.-The timely seasons of last
week enabled our tobacco planters generally to
pitch their tobacco crops, to plant at least all
tie 70 nd they had ready, and the plants are
growing OFF finely, though we have heard some
complaints of the ground worm. Corn, also,
has promising showing, and vegetables OF ali
kinds are improving under the favorable effects
OF the late rains The wheat crop, though in
sections taken with rust on the blade, IS con-
sidered u:injured, being now too far advanced
to be seriously affecte by this blight. Har-
vesting has already partially commenced, and
will become general in the course of a few DAYS
in our county. An average yield is antici-
pated.-LeOndrdtolon MD Beacon.
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Lueca,s nlNarca

NEW YORK, June 20.-Judge Ingraham. I'm
the Supreme Court, has granted an absolute
divorce in the case Of Pauline Lucca against
her husband, Baron Won Rhoda, with leave 10
marry again. The plaintiff was also award a
the custody OF their child. No counsel appeared
for the Baron. The plaintiffs complaint set
FORTH that she was married i'm Berlin, Nov. 3,
1865; that her husband subsequently lived a
associated improperly with women OF Berlin.
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Social Chff.Ghnf

One of the most peculiar and most fashionable
combinations Of color is dark sage-green aud
light blue.
Walking in Central Park is becoming more
and more fashionable. Dozens of stylish
equipages can every day be seen standing on
the terrace, while their whilOm occupants are
stTOlling about the "Ramble."
So many New Workers have been TO Paris
lately that they constantly compare uBfa vOrably
he"Central Park Garden"with the - VI usarde, g
and demand lately an open air garden on the
plan Of that famous Institution.
The French fashion OF living out of doors
seems TO be coming into favor. Our most fash
ionable people repair TO their balconies imme-
diately alter dinner, there TO smoke, chat, re-
celve calls. play chess, and what not, ss long as
the twilight lasts.
People are remaining in town unusually late
this year. The avenue Is still thr0ngCd on Sun
day mornings, ladies are numerous at the gar
den, ana the Central Park drives are still gay
with the vehicles which, at this time of the year
are usually to be seen on Ocean avenue" the
West Point plain, or the road 70 Saratoga lakes.
N. u, Nal.
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ARREST OF A MINISTER IN WILMINGTON "
C:-Rev. G. w. Warren, formerly of FAN River,
Mass, but for some time past a resident OF Will
mington, y. G., was arrested in that CITY Mon
day morning, on the charge OF attempting TO
obtain valuable letters from the post office
under fraudulent pretences. The Wilmington
Star says he was taken before justice, and
under solemn promises to appear for examina-
ton al 3 O'Clock p. m, he was released ON bail
A few minutes later he took the cars for Colds
boro', and failed 10 appear for examination.
A telegram was subsequently received from
him stating that he would return 10 the city on
Friday.
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A COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION to fill one va
cancy of class 4, ten vacancies of class 3, and
nine of class 2, group A, in the Sixth Auditors
Office, will be held by the Treasury examining
board OH Thursday next.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Ordered-w b. Gushing,
to command the Wyoming; Lieutenants K.
McBerry and Uriel Sebrce to the Tigress. De-
tachcd-Assistant Paymaster Geo. f. Baugh-
ham from the receiving ship New Hampshire,
and ordered to the tigrSSS.
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ne Mis.issippi niock.AeS.

NV YORK, june IA letter from New
Orieaps says there is almost a. severe . hook
United States feet cruised on iz mouths; that
the passes are chokink with sccumuistions,
and each year incse ases ffD 1ifienltis ofnaSi-
Tor eIperi%eSts In 6redtane but IKE t9vaSoss
monopoly actively conspire TO prevent the sue
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THE VACANCY IN THE DISTRICT COUNCIL
FILLED.-The President to-day appointed
Samuel Gedney a member of the Territorial
Council, vice Daniel Smith, resigned.
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COMMANDER BRAINK, of tho Juniata, lef
Washington last night for New York.
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Mr.. s. b. MoREHoUsE, special agent of the
Post Office Department at Little Rock, Ark,
has resigned, and his resignation has been &C
cepted, TO take effect on the LIST proximo Mr.
Warren z. EdgartOn has been appointed
special agent in his stead, with headq quarters
at Little Rock,
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THE FREE DELIVERY (letter) system is about
TO be established at Des MOines and Daven-
port, Iowa.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DINEY BRANCH RACE COURSE.

Grand TkOTTING MATCH for slOO side will
come on on the above course MON a.G
DAY, June 23d. NA3cA
q. HOeffer names =. h. Honest John s~xSTN
% wagon; G. Chambe rlain names =. m. H/S~
Reed Bird TO harness The trot to be mile heats,
best three IN five The race 10 commence at O'Clock
p m, good dav and track; If not, the next fair day
Admission 80 cents.
1t" AMOS FOX pro,riatar
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How They MANAGE CHILDRKN's ExcuR-
sIoNs IN NEW YoRK.-TLe New York Times
first children's excursion OF the season will take
place on Saturday next, aud will embrace over
one thousand children from the six mission and
industrial schools OF the children's aid society,"
The supplies for the occasion will consist Of four
hundred loaves of bread and ffteen hundred
French rolls, sixty pounds OF beef seventy-n ve
POUNDS or ham, thirty pounds of tongue, one
keg Of fresh butter, fifteen hundred pounds of
ice, one barrel Of sugar, one box Of lemons, four
hundr quarts Of fresh milk, three hundred
and fifty quarts Of ice cream
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PRESIDENTIAL NoMINATIONs.-The Presi-
dent to-day appointed George p. Sanger, Uni
ted States attorney for the district of Massa-
chusetts, and VIM. Quincy, commissioner to
the centennial celebration to be held in Phila-
delphla, for the state of South Carolina.
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1T is PROBABLE that the amended civil ser
vice rules will be promulgated tomorrow.
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was received It the Meeting oethe Sckoci ScarS
on Tuesday night, iron W.. Sender. col
ored, for the position Or principal Of the colored
grammar school which lt Y proposed soon 10
recommended as being we'll qualffed for the po-
sition by education and general intslliesnee-
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Tn MAIZE RYPuBLIcAN srITF Coxvxv.
TON met In Bangor yesterday norninf., Hon.
Eugene Hale was elected chairman. IN ball
lot for Gov erner reHlte4 - fouoWE Whole
james M. Stone, n; z. Kent, no; icsftsfinS,
mated, Ths soscls}Icns sdoptsd feSfirm the
Psanset S. q s. sas ~ ~ sIs
? tn cAss q 9, it1o, dspaS non Lyons,
Asy, md aftsf 81 1nimats1 lsbsas D. ssprt q
ne special conne0Dl kf0tlnei General Lad.
&iFs5lt sathostty e PselecSts hin 1ass aepsed
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The BANK OF ENGLAND FoRGRRs-Mac-
Donnell and the other Bank of England forgers
were yesterday arraigned before the Lord
Mayor OF London. The attorney for the Crown
took occasion to make suitable ackpcwledg-
ment Of the services of Minister Schenck and
the New York authorities In securing the extra
dltion OF MacDonnelL All the papers In the
iourned, ~
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INsCFFICIEsT COMMUNICATIONS months
ago the civilized world was shocked by the
story OF the emigrant ship Northfield being run
into and sunk OF the English coast by the Span
ish steamer Murillo, by which over three hun-
dred lives were lost. The collision was alto
gether the fault of the Spanisrd, and to his
recklessness was added the inhumanity of
steaming on without seeing what damage he
had done or what assistance he might render
The captain Of the MurIllo has since been on
trial at Cadiz, and has escaped with the Alto
gether insufficient punishment OF a repri msnd
and suspension from command for nine months
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SAN Francisco, j une h. Near Sanea Ro~a.
ON the line Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Charles Holfuer and vs,entine scheiner we're
sleeping together IN store. Hpifuer Dreamed
Scheiner, killing him.. The mens vehe on the
most friendly terms, and after m fnvestikatioa
Holfuer was discharged0from GU 5sdY on the
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De.shs ~ Aaaa - Yys4E.F a
IS, saenptsd % svis s1sa xs 6uSsyik3i lsss
evening, ana was droened. n., - : = 10.
John Wei, 49,. = ta.e Pennsylvania
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SUMMER RESORTS.

EUIl H0T TEL,
Sasras7astotrH, JefsTscH CorE'y, West Vt'staia,
Situated on the southern bank Of the Potomac, one
Nsur- ride fr, m Kerney syille, on the Bal
tiurore and Ohio Railroad, where a stage YEA<Y
meets the trains. Fine scenery, healthy &c.XE
climate, a delightful summer resort. Open fOf the
ssCgnunl, datioB Il boarders.
TENS moderate
Address EDWIN BOWEN, Proprietor jl37t
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The HoT WEATHER.-The following state
ment, prepared at the Signal Office of the Wa
Department, shows the range OF the thermom
eter in this city during the past four days
June 10th, maximum go, minimum 90; 18th
maximum go minimum % D; 18th, maximu n
80, minimum o. 18th, maximum 90 3, mini
mum 40.
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Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1885,, 73S.O4.
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SueAH's sUrucI.-Susan B. Anthony was
sentenced yesterday to pay nse Of $40 and
the coss arising out Of the prosecution Of her for
Illegal voting 1t the last November election in
rev York seate. Her counsel entered motion
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a baltimore Cotton EaeseFy Dsrnsa.
BALTIMoRB, june a.-The Mount Vernon
cotton mills, manufs cturing cotton dnck, VIM
kennedy, president, situated On Falls' road,
TWO miles from the city, we're burned fhb 49,
ing: Loss ssoojeoo The ere ortgihstSd N ne
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PRESIDENT GRANT returns to Long Branch
To- night
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GEN. SHERMAN to-day issued an order to the
effect that in all orders and communications
the word company" will be used to describe
that unit of organization in all arms of the SER
vice-artillery, cavalry and infantry. Tho
term battery" will be used only when a com
pany Of artillery is provided with guns and
horses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-20

TIE BUREAU OF EDUCATION is in receipt of
inquiries from the commissioners of the Phla-
elphia centennial exhibition in regard to the
best manner of representing our educational
progress during the century ending 1876. Gen.
Eaton, the commissioner, is engaged in for
warding the requisite data.
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A SESSION or THE CABINET was held to-day,
at (which all the heads of the executive depart
ment" were present. The report of the Secre-
taTv of the Navy regarding the Polaris was
fully discu ed, and the recommendations of
the Navy Department relative to a search for
the mis- ing We. sci were endorsed.
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Bachelors Hair Dye IL the best in the world
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
tnts, disappointment, harmless, reliable, iustaa
tane0us black brown; at all druggists, and Is
Bond street, New York. fS-eoly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Guard against Cholera.

Ii il W. n known that If proper remedy Is iBstan
tai erusly taken in Of Asstic Cholera,
Cholera MOrbus kindred laints, tn patient is
much relieved, and it happens not unfregurnty that
such timely dses prove q ncalcuable service in
ultimate cure. / do not wlsh to be understood as
advising not to call in physician at the earliest
possible moment, AS such course is imperatively
necessary; but sometimes ply stefan not be had
at a nOments notice, and II is for such cases that
EOv prepare NATTAN'S CHOLERA SPECIE
&c, strong, active, and efficient remedy, caicu-
lated for such h. stated, and which every
well c INDICTED family should have on hand or i'm
nediately procure. During 1856, while the cholera
was raging quite severely in Brooklyn, n. Y, was
employ ed there and IL found that this Specific
did great service being much better than Squibbs
Mixture and sun Cholera Cure, both of which were
tried. II will also give immediate relief and cure
Cholera MCThus, Collie, Cramps. ny sentary, Diar-
Ihsa. and al disorders usual at this m. Full
directions accompany each vial.
To be lad only ~
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
Je9-tr Corner Of d and ID streets northwest,
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AT THE WHITE HoUsE.-The French Minis
ter, accompanied by Secretary Fish, had an in.
teryiew with President in the Blue Room of the
executive mansion this morning. Among those
who called on the President to-day were j udge
Bingham, of Ohio, Gen. Sherman and ex-Goy-
eInOr ParsOns, of Alabama.
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To BE REMOvED.-The Secretary of War has
decided that the United States will transfer the
remains OF such Union soldiers as are now
buried in the Evergreen cemetery, at Gettys-
burg, Pa, to the National cemetery in the
same place, upon the apple alton of friends of
the deceased, who have the right to make the
request.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS. &c.

Il EYPORT EXCURSIONS.
ON and after FRIDAY, JUNE ID, 1873, the
eIegant and fsyorfte steamer KEY
PEEkT vii eonmehee her regular EeAzN
M excursions down the Potomac, leaving wharf
foot OF 1tA street, at O'Clock p M. returning az
IL D m. During the summer of 1872 these excur-
slOns were largely patronized by many OF our best
citizens, who found In them cool and pleasant es-
cape from the heat and dust of the city No effort
shall be spared during the coming summer TO make
them pleasant and agreeable in every respect De-
tectlves will be stationed the boat TO the
admission of any improper characters. No intoxi-
eating liquors sold. Music, dancing, and refresh
ments on board. Fare, single tickets Q I: lady and
gentlemsn, $50. Apply to VIM. Fl. BYLES,
Agent, 6OS Pennsylvania avenue m3l-Im
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PARDON RECOMMENDED. - The Attorney
General to-day recommended the pardon of
VIM. Mcintyre, who was convicted and
sentenced in September. 1871, as being con-
nected with the Ku Klux Klam in North
Carolina. He fas served nearly three-fOurths
of two year's term IN the Albany penitentiary.
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THE Recommendations has been re-
ceived at the War Department that the legisla-
ture OF Texas has passed resolutions common
datOry of Col. Mackenzie's late pursuit and
chastisement of the Kicka poo Indians. Presi-
dent Grant, after consulting with the Secretary
OF War, has decided that the Kicka poo women
and children captured by Col. Mackenzie must
not be surrendered up to the tribe.
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REAR ADMIRAL JAMES ALDEN, late COM
handing the naval force on the European sta
ton, under date of June %, reports that he
transferred that day to Rear Admiral A.
Ludlow Case the command Of the naval force
on that station, and shifted his flag from the
Wabash to the Brooklyn, and that he will sail
for the United States on the evening of June
I'd in the BROOKLYN.
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WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE,
THE RENOWNED
SAN FRANCISCO MiNSTRELS,

WALLS NEW OPERA HOUsE.
THE RENOWNED
SAN FRANCISCO MiNSTRELS,
Formerly Of California,
And for the la:l Seven Years
.,oyp,xvThs StandsrI COMPANY in New York;
PERFORMERS,
L nder the management Of
BILLY Birch, DAVE MANIFOLD,
NH NH s sEPssr MM9NRaY at The Opera House.
viii appear a0NbAY at The he 0P Prs HS Sas
WIZ 4 PhOGRAlIME OF the RAREST
HOME MgsIC ANP THE RICh-
After Nv York season Of forty consecutive
weeks, the Frisco Minstrels will appear for one
the Opera House. n9st
ONE OF THE FINEST ORCHEsTRIoNs in the
TEN sPptEhpTy can be heard al Mr.. SCHWARTZ ~
ment was in ported at a cost of SO 0OO and rem 10y
rts nts an Immense orchestra, with DRUMS cy NIB Ais
aud chimes complete Concerts daily and nightIy'
and bar properties Of the finest character. The pnI
lie are CORDIALLY invited, free Of charge. jel6 I'm
70 ss and Sal: s. .ssss
sii nARkkirKR,s. FrH 81
se. <3s II. street, between d and streets. e,gh,
cao,os a.; dG er: above Oad Fellows 4 sli.
ShoiCe Oil Paintings, Ensrsvings, ChromOs, SC
Shades Pictures, Frames Pictures Ger. AMI
" TERMS CASH. the p'''f'c'
Please remember Name and Number ieI-Iy-
A IL KINDS OF CAsT-OFF wEARING APP.
~ .i41l;d can be sold to the very best sntsse
SIC street., between 9Th and III NV
s0Ies oy mail promptly attended TO. Cash paid. rs
DtD GOLD, SILVER, BRASS, COPPER, Ere
y popgnt a. lair prices for New York house
S0mgy ATTENDED to By AUGESsTIIs i1oS
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PERsoNAL.-wm. d. Todd, the late private
secretary of Vice President Colfax, has opened
q law Office in Denver, Colorado. 90. Senator
VIM. b. Allison, OF Iowa, and Mrs. Allison
sailed for Europe on the Algeria from New
York Wednesday. $50 Gen. 8. w. Crawford,
U. s. A, having obtained six months leave Of
absence from the War Department, left New
York Wednesday for Europe. He goes to re-
cruit his health, which has been greatly UNDER
mined from a wound received in the war.
80. Hon. Charles o. Neill, Of Philadelphia, 10
at Wizards. Gen. Whipple has gone to
Cape May. He will return to- morrow. PROF.
Samuel Porter. of the National Deaf Mute
College, leaves for Europe In few days.
RETURNED THEIR BACK PAY.-The number
of members of the House Of Representatives
who UP to date have covered their back pay
int Treasury is 80. They are ]. Allen Barber,
Wis, S. s. Cox, n. Y, John NJ. Crebs, H., john
Coburn, Ind, Aylett X. Cotton, Iowa. William
p. Frye. Me-, G. A. Finkeinburg, Mo-, q. B.
Farwell, H., j. A. Garfield, Ohio, John Hill,
n. D.. Geo. A. Halsey, Nd. j.. b. Hawley, ILL.,,
WiIiism s. Holman, Iad.,-G.- W. Hazis,
ton, Wis, M. G.. Kerr, Ind, John Lynch,
Me-, Geo. w. McCrary, Iowa, james Mon
roe, Ohio. Alex. Mitchell. Wis, Eli Perry,
", H. A. Starkweather, Conn, w. l.. Sessions,
N. Y, r. Sawyer, WIS, w. Townsend, Penn,
W. H. Upson, Ohio, H. waldron. Mich, VIM.
A. wheeler. n. Y. OF these . are republicans
and democrats.
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ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
Corner Of d and ID streets northwest,
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THE PROGRAMME for the open air concert at
the Presidents grounds morrow afternoon
by the Marine band, Prof. Fries, leader, is as
follows: 1. Quick March, Sansa; 2. Overture
"Slave," Sir Henry Bishop first time); g..
Sounds from Home, Gungel (by request); 4. Sc
lections from "Somnambula," Bellini. 5. In
PRODUCTION and Waitzes, ''Ashuelot," Howard
6. POtpOurri from "Maritana," Wallace; I.
Galop, "Good Evening"" Godfrey; 8. Finale.
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Niyeonl uehcNcu tnat IL relieved some OF the
scientific party of some anxiety. Capt. Bud
dington said that he was relieved of a great
load by the death OF Hall. The latter wanted
thescientific men to do as he said, and they
them to do their work In his ray, and they
wanted to do 1t in their own way. 1t referred to
what they were doing, and not to absence from
the ship. Witness did not know of any serious
dificulty between Capt. Hall and any of the
relieved by Hairs death because the isssss wss a.
Sein sT1s5 aoT DIM ne the
TIE TESTIMONY OF MR. MEYERS
was mainly c0rrob0rative Of the evidence of
Capt; Tyson. He hserd Han when III accuse
Buddington, Dr. Bessei and Mr.. Chester. One One
OF the remedies employed BY Bessel was hy-
perdermic infections Of guinine. During the
the teat ne was partially recovered he had
vessel to Capt. Buddingten. That is, he called
him into the cabin, and told him he would give
up the command TO him; that he would have
not do it. Meyers heard Capt. Han say this
papers, and had them n : Tin box p or Bud Bad.
%o.t s%s .sH : .s1.
tho seuthward. do not remember whether he
"a drunk when We got beeet with this last 6oe
There was only alcohol on board, and he would
hold, and he haA free scce1s 20 L. ! 20 not
know what he made Of 1t; all that know ia
thai pc used this alcohol; that IL, heard Of II.
Tvs very common With hin, whenever there
wa any danger, that he would Ike 10 drink -
but fhsssks Bs1disssen ia not tS S nstM Z
s sooesn % PICK - To- J. ~ - ~ Mh kase
.s s.s ssss HI q; 2 -, ::
s*YsH slek IA1t .nishS. I'D 49, I'm Srs}
We re matter. Hesays, "I not know; ia
cup o. coneei In . little while very a}ck and
vomiting" He was sick the nrst tine two or
three days. Complained Of stomach, hesdache
ana oone-ache. Aftef he Tot better Joe vent
tosee him every day and night After 8 While
The Placer herald., 1873-11-22
Assc5sm err Motto 3.

OPHIR COPPER, SILVER AND GOLD MINING Com
PANY; LOCATION OF WORKS, OPHIR, PLACE.
CoUNTY, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at
~ meeting Of the Board of Directors, held
on the 18th day of November. 1873, an assess
ment of len cents per share levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation, payable imme
diately, i'll United States gold coin, to the Sec
retary, at the office of the company, Room 4
Duncon's building, 4.1H California street, Sal,
Francisco, Cal
Any stock upon which this assessment shel
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of December
1873, shall be deemed deinque let. and adver-
tsed for sale at public auction, and unless pay
ment is made before will he sold on the
5thDAY OF JANUARY, 1874,
to pay the delinquent assessment, toge ther with
costs of advertising and expenses of sale. BY
order of the Directors.
O. II. BOGART, Secretary.
Ofiice-No. 41la California street, San Fran
cisco California. nl3-1n
The Placer herald., 1873-11-22

esprit of rhe Press "a glass of cider
The hardships Of the ocean--irorclads.
4 green erocer--one who trusts.
Bapt st eyhorlal brethren and cistern.
Nothing demoralizcs printing Office like
a parade.
Why is this continent like milk Be
cause it's ours.
The higher VIC take thermometer up a
mountain the lower it gets.
Music by Handel-ihat of the organ
grinder.
Shakespeare has blacksmith shop in
Buffalo.
A peripatetic show out West goes by lie
nam of WizaIdan Cagliostromanlheum.
An old lady describes genius rs ga man
what knows more''n he can find out, and
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