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THE CRNTAUR LINIAENT-has cured-ioes
cure, and viii cure mere cases of Rheuma-
tisn-stif jgfnts, swellings, and lsmeness upon
man and beast in one day, than all other arti-
cles have in a hundred years One says:-"I
have not held pen seven moEths-now 4 en-
all right" Another, that 1.-THE Centaur Liui-
ment cured frightfu, burn without a SCAR
another, "h restored to use a hopelessly IL me
horse, worth four hundred dollars" etc. Try IT
once. 1t is wonderful thing. 4,6eo5
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READER, you can save money by buying vour
Clothing or Shirts from Noah Walker & Co.
Their establishment is located on the Avenue,
No, GIL.
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GUINNESS PORTER aud Bass and Encoop &.
Co.'s English Ale on draught at Geo. W. Driver 8
new sample rooms, corner Pennsylvania avenue
and Az street. I55
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STRING PEARL CASHMERE and the ventilated
ID ress Hats now ready at WILLETr & RUoFF,
sos PENNSYLVANIA avenue. ;
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FOUND AT LAsT!-A remedy that not only
relieves, but cures that enemy of mankind,
which revelve around il in the shape of coughs,
coids, bronchitis, sore throat, influenza, &c.
The remedy We allude to is Or. Wistdr's Bdlsan
e Wild Cherry, prepared by Seth w. Fowle &
Son, Boston. 1875
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GARDEN VASES and Fountains. Statuary,
&c, at Hamilton Il Pearson's, Y. III. q. A.
Building, 9th and d. 4Seo5
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Cende,ssed Locals.

Ala meeting OF the Moral Education Society
We, terday. resolutions of respect to the memory
OF John Stuart Mill were adopted.
Jerry Gilchrist was appointed lamplistter of
the nth district yesterdayby Governor Cooke,
IN place Of Robert Giichrist.
From Tuesday evening up to about 2;3O
O'Clock to-day, about 5000 postal cards were
sold at the city post Office. The demand has
fallen of considerably since Yesterday
The trSt championship match between the
Mutual Ease Basi Club. of New York and the
Washington Club was played on the OIympic
grounds yesterday afternoon, and resulted in a
victory for the Nutuals by score Of to ,
MT, X. X Green, Virginia state senator from
The petersburg district, has resigned has seat,
ON account OF the general order of the Presi-
Gent. fcrbldding federal off GERS from holding
certain state positions. MIR. G. was formerly
one OF the rePOrtorial corps OF the CAr-ascle.1
MIR. Franklin Rives. OF this CITY. has recently
purchased tie well known Paynes Point farm
IN NestmOreisBd county. Va, lying directly
opposite Blac&istOn's Islard. This tarm com
prr>es 6lj acres. and IL situated as to make il
good place for fishing, dEcking. &c
The commissioners of the W aSbington Asy-
Ium, together with the Legislative com raittees
ON public charities ard corrections made An
official visit 10 the Washington Asylnp vester-
day and inspected the buildings aud grounds
and expressed themselves well pleased with the
management, after which they had the usual
good tine.
A trisl Of Babcoek's, Gardeners, and Cham.
Llon-s IRE extinsafsaers was saade yesterday at
the navy ward on a small bEilding erected for
the purpose and 1iled with a quar<ity OF tar.
Aitef The IRE WIS applied and some headTgay
camel. three wstchmen with their eNtingEish-
tr>esme forth, but all together could not oHench
the flames, and she steam ere engine Anaeostia
Rad 70 be brought in to prevent a sure enough
IRE.
The copper plate printers of the printing bu-
Ieau, treasury Department, last evening at
Union League hall presented the Washington
hsfcht Club with "A full breakfast and dinner
service OF elegant stone china; knives and forks:
table spoons and tea spoons OF solid oliver; a
beautiful water service, consisting of five pieces,
also OF solid silver; two dozen cut glass gOblet<
q massive punch bowl, valued nj 500; q patent
compass; one six FOUNDER howitzers and two
swinging cabin lights, IN gimbles. George III.
ormesiy made the presentation speech. to which
aresponse was made by VIM Siocum, president
OF the yacht club.
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TuRco-Russ1AN BATES, 9Os E street. le,t

DooLEY's YEAST PowpRR is convenient,
economical, and always reliable. No waste of
food prepared with it, as it is always of the best
quality. &c
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NEW YORK Dry GOODS MARKET. There
was again q spasmOdic trade movement durHlg
the past week. When the weather WIS remart,s-
bly, favorable a fair distribution OF goods was
made, bat as wet and unreasonable DAYS pre-
dominated, the aggregate transactions of the
week were not entirely satisfactory in volume,
and less so in the profits resulting from them
The break in the print market which com
menced just before our last review CLOSED cul-
minated in almost general decline in the price
o, onese s Leading staples and following 50 closely
created feeling of distrust In the stability Of
the market, which was intensified in the course
down to 81 cents, figure which haslot been
reached In many months, and altogether dis
prpertoned to the cost Of the goods. Of course,
ine extremely low Jobsers' quotations for rolled
Jacenets bad the effect of giving an immed-
ate and brisk impetus to their distribution; but
the other reduced goods did not participate in
the excitement, ana although steady depand
ensced, there was no disposition to invest
beyond the almost immediate requirements of
the trade. Business has been exceedingly duh
with the importers since eur last review, and
there has been lack OF animation in all
branches of the trade. The importing business
may now be looked upon r. over for the season
which has probably proved the least remune-
ratiEe-sver known owing to various disturbing
eleme,Fts.-N. y. tssiiy fs.lietin.
A HHsH-ToNED F.GGcn SrsrEScrp TO
TWENTY fEARs-A special tistsltch to the
Cincinnati Gazette from Louisville Nav H.
says: Tie case OF Robert Atwood, charged
with heavy fOrgeriee last Sc MINER, was called in
the cireuE court tn day. There were tortv iu-
dictments against him, and the forgeres
amounted to about three hundred thousand
dollars. He pleaded guilty to ten indictments,
and the jury fixed the penalty at two years in
the peniteHiary IN each case, making term OF
twenty years. The other thirty indictments
were dismissed. The popular Opirien seems to
be that he should suffer the full pes atty, but,
On account Of his former high standing as a
business man, an elder ia the Presbyterian
church, and his wealthy connectels, il il
thought that a strong effort will be made TO
obtain his pardon.
4Berln IL to have popular noral aheater,
whatever that is.
n6A retired mendicant in Holyoke, Mass,
has paid SO, 200 cash for house and lot
~ Goshen, Indiana, elected a A." wtiskey-
straight alderman" at a recent election.
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SHIRTS MADE TO OkDBR.-Gentiemen fur
nistIilg their own material, can have their
Shirts made to order at the shortest notice, at
Keen's, 422 9th street northwest. Satisfaction
guaranteed. 4,19,l:
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INDICATED BATHS se3 T. street 20

For CRYSTAL, Gilt and Bronze Chandeliers
60 to Hamilton Il PearsoRAs, Y. M. G. A. Build
ing, 9th and ID streets. 45,eo5
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.

METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
A FULL STOCK OF The FOLLOWING
REMARKABLY CHEAP GOODS HASJUST
BEEN RECEIVED. ON EXAMINA TON
THEY WILL SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES
Gents Fine Linen Hemmed Handkerchiefs, 8 for 81 |,
Blown buck Towels, 6,4 and fyr 81
Extra Fine Damask do, for 81.
Gents Gents fa.cy Halt Hose, pairs for 81.
Second Quality British do, 4 pairs Tor ST.
Gents Light MerinO and India Gauze Shirts, 81
Splendid Suspenders, 50 cents and 81,
40 styles OF Fine Canes, 81 each.
~ English and French Hair Brushes, 81
English Shawl Straps, 80 cents aud 81.
Ladies ready made Garments Of all kinds made of
the best Muslin, and well sewed, at one dollar
Superior Mas Tucked Shirts, at a..
Fine Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 4, and fer 81
Mourning do, and for 81.
pairs Ladies' or Children's full regular made
Children,s Striped full regular extra long Hose
3pairs for 81.
Solid Walnut Square Picture frame, with glass and
back, size 6xl0, 20 cents.
Fine Oval Frames, 80 cents and 81
SIX Fine Plated Knives, for ST.
Splendid Satchels and Baskets, 81.
Small Willow W ork Stands. 81.
Children's Rockers and Chairs, ST.
Handsome yardiniers and Vase, at 81.
Fine OIL ChrOmOs in solid Walnut Frames at
81 each. "
Roll Plate Bracelets, Sets, Rings, Charms Chains
Cbafelsines, Necklaces, &C. , At 81 each.
500 styles Of Rubber and Jet Jewelry, at al.
ALL THESE AND A THOUSAND 9TH Err
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NEW Designs Slate Mantels, S25 to $3.50
Hamilton & Pearson, Y. III. G. A. Building, 9Th
and ID. 43eo5
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10y THOMAS DOWNING, Auctfoneer,
~ lbs Bridge street, Georgetown.
TRUsTEEs sALEoE VALUABLE MILL PkoP

EXIT IN GtORGETOwN, ID. q.
"a BY virtne II deed # trust, duly recor led in
L.; Lber N. G. T. No -, folio ts7 &c, OF the land
- records 81 the District of Columbia, and at the
reguest OF the parties secured thereby, the under
signed, AZ trustee will offer for sale at public auc.
ton, 70 the highest bidder. al SO clock % m ON
THURSDAY, May II, ls7S, ON the premises ali the.
real estate mentioned and descr iced aud conveyed in
sad deed OF trust, and the buildings improvements
rights ways, and srpurtenances the same belong
ig eeng portion OF ground situated at the norf h.
east corner OF the intersection Of Water and Poto-
mac streets, IN Georgetown, in said District, of
which part fronts &c feet on Water street and ex
tends back north Of that width 81 feet and an
part adoiis the former part the north and fronts
~ o,R feef on Potomac street. extending back east
81 that width II feet to alley improved with three
large three-siory brick buildings now occupied a.
paper mill.
Teims of sale: One cash; balance in two ~,
notes ~ equal amounts, payable respectively in one
ana TWO years after date. with interest at six psr
cent per annum, interest payable semi Annually
secured by deed If trust upon the premises soid
TO be paid at the time of sale All
q purchaser cost If the terms of sale be not COM
pied with within six (6p days from the time of sale
the property will be sold at the risk and cost Of the
defaulting purchaser - WV
ED. SHOEMAKER. Trustee
n3-si$hn Thus. BOWLING, Auct'r
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ORDERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Patrick Brennan has been directed TO put in a
trap at the northwest corner Of New JERSEY
avenue and street southeast, and lay a Pinch
pipe sewer on the north side Of G street from
said trap to the South Capitol sewer. Mr.. B.
ID. Carpenter, superintendent Of roads, has
been directed to put in 12-inch pipe sewer On
the Kelly road, as recommended by several
citizens In that locality; also, directed to put in
an is-inch pipe culvert on the PIney Branch
road in place of the old stone culvert, eayed in
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VISIT oF TIE TEMPERANCE RIEssING''
FROM PHIIADELPHIA.-Yesterd afternoon
the Inherent temperance organizations OF this
District met and proceeded in a body TO the
pose OF meeting the expected members of the
Temperance Blessing" from Philadelphia In
the line of march TO the depot were the Sons of
.Icnadab, SOBSOf Temperance, Good TempIars
Temple of Honor, Holloway COmmandery OF
Young TempiRrs, Social TeInpIe; also a delega-
ton of temperance men from Alexandra. The
train arrived from PHILADELPHIA at 3 O'clock No.
INFRINGING about one hundred visitors and they
were escorted 10 their quarters at the fremont
House, corner ri street and Indiana avenue "a
u temperance hotel which had been put in px-
celieut order for their reception. After resting
about one hour, and partsking of supper. the
line was reformed and all proceeded to the.
fOc9lry NJ. p church, corner of 18th AMI q
streets making fine display on the way ON
arriving at the church the procession filed in.
and soon the seats were crowded. the band oc-
cupylng the mont seats and questionable NAV
ing appropriate n'usic. Hon. ID. Y. Holloway
called the meeting 20 order. and Rev H. w
Beed opened the proceedings with PRAYER Mr.
Holloway then delivered the address of wet
come, IN which he paid a hi gh compliment 10
The visitors OF the Temperance Blessing of
Philadelphia. under the leadership of Mr.. Cbas.
Heritage, 10 whom. with those who were with
Din be extended a hearty welcome. Mr.. Heri-
tage here came forward and made an elDauent
rtsI Onse. IN which he gave a history OF the
Temperance Blessing" which had increased
since IT. organization, November 10, 1855 from
thirteen members 10 1916. Speeches were az
ttrw ards made by Mr.. Stokes secretary of the
a. Howard and Judge Moore. Miss Maggie
Lockery Tecited The Drunkard's Wife" AT the
close Of the exercises the visitors were escorted
back to their hotel.
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PREsBYTERIAN GENERAL AssEMBLY.-The
General Assembly Of the PRESBYTERIAN Church
Of the United States will meet in the Central
Presbyterian Church, corner of Saratoga and
Liberty streets, to-day. The proceedings will
the moderator of the last assembly. Rev. Sam'i
j. NiccOlls, of st, Louis. In the afternoon the
officers will be elected. The last moderator
being from the west, it is probable that the east
will claim the Office this year. 1t is said that
philadelphia and New York each have n candi-
date. The session of the general assembly will
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SMALL Pox.-Only two cases OF smallpox
have been reported since our report yesterday
ore az ioc5 G. street northwest, and one corner
New York avenue and 2ist street northwest.
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"CHRIs AND LENA )" the new German drama
in which those two comlcal dialect actors Baker
and Farron are the shining lights, was per-
last night, and the numerous encores and hearty
laughter Of the audience proved that the new
piece was greatly enjoyed. The songs and
dances were particularly good. The drama il
q lively one, and, being written solely to show
OF the specialties OF the two principal charac
tiers, II not OF much merit otherwise; but it will
draw ON account of the fun in il.
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DECREE OF DivoRcR.-Yesterday, in the
equity court. Judge wyie made a decree di-
vorcing Virginia A. Williams from the bonds
Of Dstrimony with T. Williams. The plaintiff
charges that she was married to defendant In
April, 1872, and they lived together three
months; that he committed adultery in April,
1872, and also at other times, and that they
have lived apart since July 16, 1872. Messrs.
ant, and testimony was taken by f. f. Brown.
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INV PUBLIcATIOSs.- From Keryand &
Towers we have the Ediablrg Rsuiesc for April:
from Shiilington. APpi,foas Journal for MAY
Il and Fraak Eesiis's AMI Harper's w,>kSy for
the 18th; and from j. Q. Parker and Robert
BraIl The same
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juLiPs, SMAeHEs, COCKTAILS and other pre-
scriptions carefully compounded by Geo. W.
Driver and his corpse Of efficient assistants at the
new sample rooms corner Pennsylvania avenue
and AZ street. l5,5
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DUNLAP's & ANIDoN's New York style Pearl
Cashmere Dress Hats, now ready, the hand
soonest and most stylish in the market, at Their
agency, Willett & Ruoff 3
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LOCAL NE VS..
Amusements, &C. Tonight.

WalEs of<ra HOsss.-The German Drama
''CLIis and Lena"
rAsdisr Co-sque.-''The Waits OF New York"
songs. dances. SC.
Aart7t's AsseRLly Roozs.-FOHrteenth annual
May Festival of Professor Marini and Bates.
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ALLEGED HRAvY FRAUDS III BOsroN.-Jas
noon, charged with raising railroad and other
certificates, by which he netted about e20O, 900
The Third Naeionai Bank loaned Coo 500 600
taking a. collateral q certificate for two hum
dred shares Of Old Colony railroad stock, which
proves to have been raised from q certi6cate
for two shares. Coe 10 . member of the brokers'
board, and was formerly connected with the
house Of T. n. Fisk
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ARREST or AN ALLEGED Horse TarEP-
Yesterday. the police were informed by tele-
graph that Mr.. c. Hawser residing near Harpers
Ferry, West Va, had lost q horse by theft and
the animal was supposed to have been brought
10 Georgetown. Lieut.. Hurley Immediately
communicated the fact to his officers, and Ofi-
Ger Cunningham arrested Henry Ridley on the
charge, and found him with a horse for which
It'll alleged he snapped the stolen animal. He
il held till the ar!iI.ii " Mr., Hawser,
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oIICE.
OPENING OF A NEW sTArIoBERv sroRp
And BLANK BOOK MANUFAOrORT.
ft5 FL s:'G SRrsrrxo
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER.
sock. BEN. y. FRENCH.
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
and next door 60 Jay Cooke % =,
sen-0 Washington. d y.
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CoLoRED BAPTIsT.-The colored Baptist as
socIation OF Virginia met at the Princess street
Baptist church, In this city, to-day. A large
number Of delegates from all parts Of the state
are in attendance. The Southern mail boat
that arrived yesterday evening was crowded
with me mbers Of the ociatiOn, male and fe-
male; the trains that arrived In the evening also
brought many, and more are expected to-day.
Many of them are quartered in CLOVIS Build
ing."-Alex. Gazette. 1iA.
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2 TALES JrRoRs--The following tales juror,
Cirenit Court Henry Saylor. Dennis O,Dou.
nogbue, Daniel Lusby, George NJ Barker
Thos- jenkins, W. ". X. Barclay, and Jane.
II. DOdson.
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FINE JET JKwELRY,
Fine French Gilt,
Fine Plated Jewelry,
received at Prigg's Jewelry Store, No 457 Penn
sylvania avenue, near Az street.
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THE DEATH OF IGNACIO AGRAMONrE, the
famous Cuban general and leader OF the insur-
gents in the Camaguey, as reported i'm our
the insurrectioD, of which he was one of the
most gallant and successful soldiers. The i'm
portance attached to his death by the Spaniards
Will be seen in the fact that the Column Leon
brought the young soldiers corpse in triumph
into Puerto Principe and exposed it publicly As
sign OF their pr0wess, and a sign OF the mis-
fortune that had Overtaken their enemies 1t is
another indication Of how humanity and inhu-
man the strife in Cuba has become-N. y
Herald. I4E.
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CHANCERY SALE or BRICK HOUSE AND

- BY virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Court Of
this District, passed in cause No. 3,l59. Eberly
Of the Premises, on saturday, the IL IN day of
May, A. ISIS, at o'clock p m, part Of lots
inches on High street, with depth Of AZ fee, aud
one-hslf inch, beips the property lately belonging
to and occupied by George Eberly.
The property IL on the east side cf High street.
nearly opposite the end e Prospect street improved
with a large two story brick house.
Terms prescribed by the decree: One third cash
the residue al sndi2 months, with interest per
cent. from the day Of sale, with the ion 80 the
purchaser to pay the whole in cash. 8 30 deposit
when the property is struck Of. Convey ancing at
expense of the purchaser.
ANTON EBERBY, Trustee
THOMAS BOWLING,
mg-d sGeorcetown Courier 2 Auctioneer.
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PERFECTLY FirrINa SHIRTS,

/ have made recent additions TO my stock,
making one of the largest assortments on the
continent for gentlemen, youths and boys. Pur-
chasers desiring 20 obtain the utmost value for
investment will please inspect.
GHo. G. HENNINe, 410 Tth street.
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THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fuiness of Singers Sewing Machine. is

dHE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fufness of Singers Sewing Machine. is
PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns,
piles, ulcers, tOothache, sore throat, sprsins,
scafts, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
lameness, bruises, bOiss, wounds, neuralgia.
hoarseness, diarrhea, and all hemorrhages etc
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that il is standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings, and
known to be q cure for these diseases. m .h 5 If
SOUND 1zlr bonng indispensable 10 health
and comfort thousands of persons come from far
and near to visit DIR. White, the well-knswn
ChirOFOdist, No. 635 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, &C.,
and advice % TO suitable shoes.
WILCOX q 0IBB's SEwINe MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
1aums Aoopekirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligeacer Building 1923
tn RATIONAL SAVINGS bANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per ct.
Per annun on deposits for each calender month.
Bankins hours, Q 70 4. Saturdays, to 4 and 6
soA Nt3, litl6
THRRAoM1TIRs and Barometors ere repaired
and made 70 order by Hempler, near AZ etreet.
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
PHILADELPHIA, AIExhNpRr.. v. Wash
INGTON AND GEORGETOMN 10 Al

WAsHISGroSSss 6 EYoRnro5K, BOSTON, AND
The nhe Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
H Srsins resumed Hl,, her regular trip 10 49,
q s. :.s.ss , sesfy me- soS f.3 . sSs
Lsndinss edrnsc NJ s1oehine =, principal River
the And n Line for Boston and Providepee
frelghf should be addressed scare Of Lsdy n sSc
SSs.s, W. corol. Branch ticket once It X nor n
sxpres. once, sos Pennsylva1ia ave nue..
T. M. SnOUCH Agent. 6th-strest wharf
pUksEf CLAGETT, General Agent
DIS Plants Store. ooreer 18Th 81 ard pa ave-
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THE TUEF.-The two mile rate at Nashville
Tenn, yesterday. over eight hurdles, was won
by Captain hutchinson, beating Emma San
som, Tom COrkett and Glenrose in the order
named. Time 4.05. Glenrose's rider was un-
horsed at the second hurdle. The two mile
dash was won by Euchre, beating Darlington
and Flush in the order named. Time 3431.
The mile and quarter dash was won by Port
Leonard, beating boswell.
The race at Lexington, KY, yesterday, two
mile heats for ages, $3.50, was won by Susan
Ann, Extract second. Time 352, 1894, Boy
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THR REPORTED CARLIsr VICTORY IN SPAIN
A London special to the New York Herald gives
a report from the special correspondent with
the Carlists, claiming complete victory for
the Carlists at Puerto near Stella. i'm Navarro
May >, when DOrregary was in chief com mand
with kodas and ElOs lieutenants The battle
ended with grand charge OF cavalry and foot
troops, which caused the government troops 70
break and fly in total rout. The Carlists cap
tured one cannon, four republican chief officers
and "a men, and lost in killed and wounded 80
The correspondent describes the battle as at
nrst obstinate, but after the final charge was
quickly decided, as the foot troops did not at
tempt to rally. The Carlists numbered 5000.
The strength of the republicans is not stated