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The New York herald., 1875-07-19
THE "R1NG IN THE STREET.

The novel spectacle OF two men, naked from the
waist up, all covered with blood and dirt, being
marched through q prominent thorougnfare In
broad daylight was presented to an admirlng
crowd Of denghtel urchins OF the Eighth ward
yesterday afternoon. Tne heroes were Patrick
Callen and Thomas Dowd, both residents OF NO.
es Vandam stree. The men nad quarrelled fe "
Gays previous, and, TO settle their dispute, IL
Was mutually agreed tnat Lney sEoul0 nave
prize nsht Inc arrangements were accord
inRly maze, and yesterday Afternoon the men,
stripped OF everything excepting PAIR OF pania.
looms, adjourned 10 her BACKYARD, and tue com.
Dat commenced. They mad been ngnting about
by Oincers Ripley and Rawiey, OF tue Eighth pre-.
cincf, stepped IN aud spOAed the sport cy arrest
ing the puRiists. 1ne prisoners were lockea up
In the Prince street STALLION house.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, July ls-Arrived. schr Weaver
Sth.scbr a F Kindberg, New Haven.
Sailed chrs Earl ? Mason, Providence W Wilson.
eSdSssf6S july s%RTrIyed seamsrs % Johns Hopkins
IIallet Baltimore; centlpede. Miller phiadelPhia
Genfaego brig A@safs n r rSnrter BarDados schr
serehsen, no ,Jansirc; brig Martha A Berry Berry,
aTESei, Sriss lclo AscaSsa, Sic Jsasiro Mar:
snail Dqien Boston AN snow RIO 'anero' schr
RSsIsq snvsg cAq5sstea sas;ss
Weed Ppilsdelpha sehr IN iggins BEstSn
Mimosa, cowe Rio Janeiro; foley Price, CHARLES
ton barks Traveller QBr. renheld. Rio Jansiro; H NJ
Lar;sa ImPsrsaor @ s BSEI'2s xssIi
Also cid, ship Constanlia ger soltenbOr9, Bremen
brig Bogota Johnson, Havana; schrs Mable Thom as.
Bridgeport; Louisa ID Rathbone, Providence; Enwan,
Also cleared schrs Josephine Thompson. Moore, New
Pickup Bonn n, do Veto henderson Fail River; Ada
isthNHrrvcd, steamers John W Garrett Hix, New
York Richard Willing; Ter, Philadelphia 49,,
strong Fanny Eldsr clsmspis; Geo KbOrn, Blaze
ana BAss haRs6R July sasd schrs ophr Benson
Philadepnia; KATE Clark rhurston, New YORK.
:, BATH. July l0-Arrivei brig dipsy Queen Morgan
Also arrived 18Th schr David ssiner Huntey, Boston
saIed-schrs Daniel Piersoa, Pierson Philadelphia;
saa Ssw Morse. TSf 81 new ICs SSIE Rich
l6th-Retu ID schr II II Day, Loon.
CHARLESTON. July a. ailed schr Florence Shay,
Van Ceaf Union Island to load for Philadelphia.
15th-Ceared, schrs Amelia q Ireland, Townsend,
Brunswick, Ga + Harris Kirk Cavalier Philadelphia
VIA BrunswicK, Ga. -.
i7th-sailed, sc6rs Champion, Lockwood New York ;
Calvert, Foley, Baltimore Fanita, Hunter Phiadel-
isth-ArrIvod brig Sir RObers Feel, HodGson. ST
:. Also arrived, steamer Gulf Stream, Beckett New
York.
on the pOrt-Bark Beltsts CBr, from Liverpool for
Also "a, bark Charlotte Ger, Wallis from PrOvi.
Gleaged-Barks Berg tSOr Nielsen. Lonaen; schr
Abbie Pitman, Baltimore
saied7steaners champion. Lockwood, New YORK
Fanita Howes Philadelphia; seagulL Dutton Baiti-
OALA1s, July iI-Arrlved, schr Mott Haven Collins,
New York
lSth-Cleared, schrs Cnion Mitchell, Hoboken; olive
Warren. new York; 'Ariadne, Webber, Glasgow, &c OF
land; Trott King, Bradford Aux oayes, Hayu; Annie
Murche, Gibbs Madeira.
EAsrPORr, July 9-Arrived, schrs Mist, Robinson
| Boston; q w nnds, Ill., New York. -,
| FORTRESS MONROE July l7-Passed In for balu
more, bark Amazon, from Rio Janeiro; brigs Echo NC
Oahan, from do; Emma belmont from
Passed out-Ship David tcwart (Arg), FORBES. Hou
Baltimore tor ro Janero; bark &c Lawrence t0r - -
sonr Peerless Patterson, from Baltimore Tor west IN
Sailed Bark svanen, for New York.
nFALL RIVER JulY l6--5ailsd, sohr jennie hosalene
I0okorA ueorgetown, DO. - -. -.
] dREkNPosT, LII Jaly i5-Arfivsd. schr Fanny Ham
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

BRISTOL. July TSArrived, barks Esau tAusD Maras5l,
New YORK via Queenstown; Ann (Ausp, Percich do do.
cRoNsTADr, July i0-Arrived, bark Kawe Qsus Pome'
lin, New York
DEAL July ls-saied bark Frank Marion, Dillon Crom
London, New York.
DOVER, July 1s-In port bark z Campbell PD, for
North America
July lsArrived, ship seaforth tBr, Breth
erton, san Francisco 0ee below.
LONDON July 1sship saaforth (Br), arrived at Liver.
pool to day from san Francisco, with loss OF nizzen
mas.
PLYMOUTH July 1s-Arrived. steamer cimorla tGer),
Brandt New York tor Hamburg.
SHARPNESS POINT, July ls-Arrived lark Jessie Boyle
fBr1. Tom. Pensacola,
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SPOKEN.

Ship Exporter from Boston Tor Calcutta June II, lat
324 n, Ion So II w.
ship British statesman (Br) from Liverpool for San
Francisco 20 days, MAY rs, lat z Us N, Ion "A 20 W.
Shin Hooghy, Of and from Boston Tor Calcutta, May
81 La N, Ion "a W.
a ship with signal MwoJ. from San Francisco. June
IL, lat 81 So n. Ion 81 27 W.
4 ship, from San francisco for Falmouth, showing
signal JBC~ June II, lat 80 43 N, Ion 40 w.
An Am ship, showing signal HLGC. from san Fran
cisco tor Cork 10 days, June latH IS n, Ion 80
An Am bark, steering south signal HJkRj, June 49,
lat ~ n, Ion 23W
Brig Ella Brl, from Montevdeo for Havre, May 10, lat
Ql7 = ion 0AW.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents AMI shipmlsters ara In.
formed that by telezraphing TO the HERALD London Bu
reau No 46 Fleet street, to the Paris Office Rue
scribe the arrivals and departures European
and Eastern ports OF American and all foreign vessels
trading with the United tates the same will be cabei
10 this country free of charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and
Mediterranean ports win and Paris ofHce the
economical and expeditions tor tolesraphing ne Wa
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Bsr NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER
INC THE PORT or NEW York At EIGHT-The NEW
York HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night
signal Tor board the HERALD steam YACHT show
Ing while burning the coors red, green red changing
IRON one TO the other succession ana can be seen sew
tra miles distant Captains Of vessels upon seeing this
signal viii oblge US by preparing any marine news
they may have for the ship News department OF the
HERALD
HS- Persons desrous Of communicating with vessels
arriving At New York oan DO 90 by addrenlna 10 saan
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vessels care Of HERALD news yacht pier No East
River New York Letters received from all parts Of the
world aud promptly delivered Duplicates are re-
Quired.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AMER, May 2s-Psped, bark wm Van Name, watts
bonsIY june B--sailed snip Reporter, spring. Hull
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
| saba Desiliation

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
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NH1LDREN's LIVES sAvRD FOR 80 CENT s.--EvERy
" case Of Group. Diarrh@a and Collie can be cured
when hrst taken, by DIR. TOBIAS VENErIAN LIyiMRsr
warranted for 2sysafs, ana never failed Sold W W
druggktA
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MIsCELLANEDUs.

4 BsoLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n ent states; legal everywhere; deseruon, &C.. SUI
hcent cause no publicity required; no charge unu
divorce granted; advice free.
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A BsoLUrE DIVORCE OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
"A ent states tor numerous causes No pu6icly y
Legal everywhere. Terms satisfactory. FRkDkRlCk
I. KING LAWYER and Notary public, S03 broadway
Residence office Eighth street.
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John Shaw, an old and obstinate rumsellcr, who
has secretly Piled his business, yesterday Off
cially waited upon by the city marshal, who
strongly suspected that Mr.. Shaw had fresh in
stalment of the "critter" arrive on Monday. Mr..
Shaw's residence land place Of business, as WELL J
is on Willow street, east side. The roof of the
stable laps on the roof Of his house, but between
the stable and the house three tiers Of wood have
been kept until the wood had become pretty thor
oughly seasoned. The marshal thought he would
probe this, and on throwing it aside found dark
closet in the main house. Getting into this he
was RECALLED with the odor of rum. Poking about
he found tho boards overhead loose. Removing
one he found the sly hiding place of the liquor,
on the roof of the house concealed by the roof of
the stable. He obtained four gallons Of whiskey
and three and one half gallons of rum. Mr..
Shaw boasts that he was never hauled up but oLce
before, and has paid but single fine sirce the
operation of tAe Maine law though he has sold
liquor all along. That, in his estimation, is some
thing TO boast of
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AalIomell 1ocal Nems.

A meeting of soldiers and sailors Of this city
connected with the army or navy during the late
war, has been called for Friday evening next, at
7 10 o'clock, at the city council rooms. The OBJ
ect of the meeting is to perfect arrangements for
the suitable observance of Decoration day. 1t is
very desirable that all sheuld interest themselves
in aid of this annual memorial service.
This certainly ought to be of the most re-
liglous and social cities in the State, Judging from
the number Of ministers having a residence or
supplying churches here at the present time /;
comprising four of the Congregational order, four
of the Methodist, two of the Baptist, two OF the
Free Baptist, two of the Cniversalist and one
Episcopal-ffteen in ALTO say nothing OF the
various itinerants and centiatcs of various beliefs
and persuasions. What locality can make a more
formidable exhibit on the basis of territory and
population
Mr. Benjamin Y. Page of Chicago, H., son of
Hon. Simon Page Of this city, is spending few
days among the friends of his youth IN this slcin-
ity. He is classed among the most entcrprisng
and successful men of his adopted western home.
Another drunken man in the lookup recently
Who furnishes the liquor Evidences OF excess
sive Indulgence in intoxicants multiply to Ia
mcntabe extent, demonstrating the necessity Tor
faithful labor in the moral field, and continued
vigilance 10 the enforcement OF law.
A suggestion that our cornet band give out
door concerts at least once a week during the
summer, may not be deemed out Of place just at
this time.
Several new dwelling houses in process Of
construction in this city, at the present time, and
others are in contemplation. Now is good time
to build-lumber cheap and labor at command.
Fishing smacks with fresh and salt merchan-
disc, together with baby Holsters, clans, &c, now
frequent our waters for purposes of traffic and
general speculation.
Some people seem to think that Water street is
a capital race course for trying the speed and
bottom of fast nags-and SO it is; but the safety
of the general public should be taken into con-
sderation while the sport goes on.
The powerful southerly wind of Wednesday
afternoon raised quite a commotion in the usually
placid waters of the swollen kennebec.
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| For the week ending May 9Th, 1875, there wss
received at Portland 1926 barrels Of flour; 200
bushels of wheat; 1856 bushels Of corn; $500
bushels of oats; bushels Of peas.
The anniversary exercises Of the Bible Society
of Maine, win be held at Chestnut street church.
in Portland, next Sunday evening. The annual
report will be made BY Rev. Dr. Hin Of the First
Parish church, and addresses may be expected By
Rev. Mr.. Jones Of the Chestnut street church,
Rev. Mr.. Wright of the st. Lawrence street church
and Rev. Mr.. Dalton Of st. Stephens church.
The Wing says that on Monday man was dis.
covered about midnight attempting to enter the
grocery store of Thomas Williams on State Of. ,
in Bangor. He was industrously engaged in cut.
ting away the sash around pane Of glass, but he
travelled precipita,ely when he found he had
aroused the inmates. arf
The fine new half mile trotting park at Lincoln,
| completed last at cost Of $1,000, will be
properly dedicated on June 18th and 10th next.
Liberal purses are offered for trotting.
The hotel keepers at Mt Desert are receiving an
unusually large number of applications for accom-
modatIons the coming season.
Mrs. Towle, a milliner on Saco river, came in
to Portland, over the Rochester road Tuesday, and
when she arrived at the depot in that city, man
picked her pocket Of $500, but she grabbed him
round the neck, and he was glad to drop the mon
ey and run.
Charles Ransdell of Bangor, Is years of age
Tuesday was sentenced to the Reform school dur
ing his minority, for an excessive and obstinste
indulgence of his propensities for playing the tru
ant
DIR. F. R. Swazey of Bucksport, died Tuesday
morning after short illness.
Rev. John S. Dore has accepted call to become
pastor at No. Vassalboro,' and entered upon his
labors last Sabbath.
AT meeting of tie Bangor and Ellsworth
Steamboat Company, held Tuesday afternoon,
George W. Ladd, David Bugbee, Joseph c. White,
John Huckins and Arno Wiswell were appointed
an executive committee, with authority to solicit
| subscriptions and call meetings.
Chadbourne Meserve, residing on North street,
Farmingdale, left his home Monday morning, and
as his folks thought, with intention of going to
school, but not returning at noon, inquiry was
made for hiu., and it was found that he had not
been to school during the forenoon. Search was
made for him around town, but to no avail, though
parties claim to have seen him during the fore
noon the old depot in this city. He 10 Is
years old, IL feet high, brown curly hair, hazel
| eyes, light complexion; wore plush cap, black
jacket, brown vest, mixed pants and shoes. Any
information concerning him will be gratefully re-
eived-[Gardiner Reporter.
Mr.. Byram Whitmore, one of the leading citi-
zens of Bowdoinham, died on Tuesday, aged 60
years.
Attorney General Plaisted is reported Is saying
that Lowell the Lewiston murderer, will be hung
the same day that Wagner and Gordon swing.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
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Daily Kenuebse Sournal.
PORTLAND.

Obituary.
Portland, May u. James Mcintyre, for many
years Clerk of Courts for York county, died in
Parsonsfed today.
Funeral.
The late William Boyd was buried to-day. The
funeral was attended by delegations Of the city
government, Odd Fellows, and large number of
citizens.
Arrived.
Arrived, schooners Isaac Rich. Studley, Salem
Gladiator, Parker, Boston: Oregon, Steuben for
Boston; Hope On, Chase, Baltimore; Royal Oak,
Machias, for Boston.
Cleared.
Rark Sarah f, Frazier, Cardenas; schooner
Speedwcl, Calais, TO load for Liverpool; Opera,
St. John.
\ despatch TO the Argus says that a verdict in
the case of William Clark of ST. Andrews N. Is.
against the St. Croix 4 Penobscot Railroad, claim
ing 1000 damages for Injuries received by being
struck by car Of lumber was rendered to-day. in
favor of the Railroad.
Mrs. McCurdv, ll2 years old, died in PembI oae
Monday.
Religious.
The East Maine Conference continued at Calais
to-day. The anniversary of the Womans Foreign
Missionary Society was held tonight.
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TENN ESS + f.
Religious.

Nashville, May II. The College of Bishops of
the Methodist Episcopal church, south. which has
been in session seven days Just before
determination to the next general conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church Rev. James A.
Duncan, Rev. Luie Pierce Landon c. Garland,
LII. d. In accordance with the resolution of the
last general conference of the Methodist Episco-
pal church south, the following commissioners, to
meet like commission from the Methodist Epis-
copal church, to remove all obstacles to formal
fraternity between the two churches were also
announced: Rev. Z. III. Meyers, Rev. II. II.
Hargrave, Rev. Thomas NJ FInney, Hon. Trustin
Polk of Missouri and Hon. David Capton of Ala,
laymen.
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Miss M. L. Maxwell, who occupies one half Of
B. Kimball's dry goods store had her spring open.
ing of millinery yesterday, and the display will
continue to-day, so that all the ladies may be
charmed by sight Of the beautiful things on ex-
hibtion. Among the hats shown three attracted
perhaps the most attention. One was French
chip with drab silk ground; spray of leaves and
poppies set the hat off jaunti'y. The second was
French chip with light blue trimmings. Encir-
cling the in;ide, was wreath of pink crushed
roses, giving sweet though modest appearance.
full bow on the top was the only ornament in
that direction. Another hat is Of white English
straw, trimmed on the inside with a wreath Of
white rose buds intcrningled with the delicate lily
of the valley. The facing is of black velvet.
Thread lscing on the outside, with ostrich
feather. Miss Maxwell and her accomplished
milliner, Miss Annie Sagtr, will be happy 10 show
customers all the novelties.
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Carry the News.

1t is natural for people suffering with Consump.
ton, Coughs, Severe Colds or amy other disease Of
the Throat and Lungs, to put of from day to day
buying an article that they know has cured their
neighbor. friend, or relative, yet they have no faith
in until it is too late Iryou will go to your Drug
gist and get a bottle of BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRrP,
your immediate cure is as certain as you live. 1t
his lately been introduced in this country from
Germany and Druggists and people everyW here
eated over its success. You can get Il sample
bottle for 10 and try it. Regular size bottle IS
cents. q. &. GREEN, sole Manufacturer, Wood.
bury n. j. w. +. Phillips Co., wholesale agents,
Portland, Me. marl7.tTT&S&wly
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CAN ADA.
Political.

Ottawa May IL. 1t is reported that Hon. Al
exander Mckenzie will leave for England the
first week in June, on business connected with
the breach in the terms Of the union with British
Columbia.
Military Matters
large number of steel barreled rifles have ar
rived from London, for the use of the Royal Ca
madam Rifles. Some Of them will be supplied to
the Wimbledon team.
Good Templars.
Quebec, May II. Last evening, the Stadacona
Lodge of Good Templars welcomed deputation
from the sister cities of Great Britain, who had
just arrived on the Scandinavian, on visit to
various lodges of Canada and the United States.
Personal.
Toronto, May II. Lieut.. Gov. Crawford of
Ontario, has been seriously i'll for some weeks
His medical attendants entertain serious doubts
OF his recovery.
Farther Point, May u. Arrived, steamship
Vicksburg, from Liverpool.
FOREIGN.
England.
London, MAY r. The Daily Teleglaphs Vi
emma special says that Bismarck, with the help Of
Russia, intends to obtain public written guaran-
tee of the statues created by the treaty of Frank
fort. Russia and Austria are ready to support the
project.
Germany.
Berlin, May IL. The Gar, Gortschakotf and
Prince Bismarck had long consultation together
to-day.
Catholicism.
The Roman Catholic Bishops Of Prussia have
decided to dissolve even the religious orders which
the State tolerates, being unwilling to see them
subjected to governmental supervision.
Spain.
London, May IL. The Post publishes an ad-
dress Of the Carlist General Agnine to the Ma
varre and Basqes Carlists, inviting them to turn
their arms against their leaders, who prolong the
war only to enrich themselves. 1t declares the
events of the last two years only q show of the
to the crown before God and the world. Agnine
is exceedingly popular, and it is confidently claim
ed that his entry to Spain will cause large de
lection from the Carist ranks.
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SToP THAT CoUGH!--We have, during the las
year sold large quantities of DR.. MORRIS SYRUP
it to be the very best medicine in for coughs,
Colds sore throat, hoarseness, asthma and all dis
eases of the throat, lungs and chest, leading TO
consumption. 1t cures Group in a few minutes,
and is the best known remedy Tor whooping cough,
contains no opium, and is pleasant to take. Cough
worn victims, whose lungs are racked and torn
with paroxysms which threaten 10 choke them, find
sure and speedy relief in its use. Trial size 10
cents Call and inquire about it OF Partridge Bros.
or l.. II. Titcomb in Augusta, or w. X. Ballard,
Haliowel. Morris 4 Heritage, Philadelphia, Pro.
prietors octl7.feOdIv
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WASHINGTON.
Presidential Greeting.

Fresidentlal Erecting.
Washington, May u. The President has adj
addressed the following autograph letter to the
President of Honduras
Ulysses S. Grant, President of the United
States, to His Exceency. Don Pauciaus Lei
va, President of the Republic of Honduras.
Great and good friend have received the
letter which you addressed to me on the fourth of
February last, informing me of your election to
the office of President of the Republic of Hondu-
ras. Permit me to offer to you my eongratula-
tons on this happy event and my best wishes for
your successful discharge Of the duties of that
high trust. BE assured that your expressions of
friendship towards this country fully recipro-
Gated by me. and that it is my ardent desire to
preserve undisturbed the amicable relations which
happily exist between the Republic of Honduras
and the United States. May God always have
your excellency in safe and holy keeping.
Your good friend,
Hamilton Fish, Secretary of State.
Washington, May 10, 1875
Internal Revenue.
Washington, May 10. Internal revenue ,e-
ceipts to-day were S495,9Sl.
Customs Receipts.
The Customs Receipts for to-day amounted to
$262, 900.
Personal.
Ex-senator Pratt called on the President and
Secretary Biistow to-day, and subsequently visit
ed the internal revenue otfice where he was for
some time in consultation with Mr.. Douglass. He
has not decided when to formally enter upon his
duties commissioner, though he will do so prob
ably within week. His commission was signed
to-day.
BOunties.
The Attorney General in response to an inquiry
from the Secretary of War, gives it his opinion
that enrolment before the proclamation and or
ders mentioned in the act of April %, 1872, does
not preclude claim for bounty where the COM
panv or regiment was mustered into the military
1861 under the said proclamation and orders
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ILLINOIS.
Re.UniOn.

Chicago, May II. The soldiers and sailors Of
the late war are assembled here for a grand re-
union Representatives from all the different
corps that composed the Union army during the
three Says Most Of the dsv has been given to
the Grand Army Of the Republic. The different
posts commenced arriving last night and this
morning, as did also the military organizations
invited from other cities Chicago presents q
very gay appearance. Flags are flying from all
the principal buildings, the streets are crowded
with soldiers in gay uniforms and the weather is
narI fact
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Economical Food.-25 cents will buy package
of Sea Moss Farine. made from pure Irish Moss,
which will make SO kinds Of dishes, such as cakes
pies, buildings, etc. Ii quarts of custards eles,
creams, Charlotte Russo, blanc mango, etc. Sold
by all Druggists and Grocers. apll7-teod& WHY
Our readers will certainly thank us for advising
Pain-killing Magic Oil 1t is said to be the best
remedy for painful complaints ever discovered 1T
works like q charm mayj-+&wlw
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The stock and machinery for the manufacture
of boots and moccasins, in the jail workshops in
this county, have arrived, and were put in yester
day. The benches are made, and Mr.. Durham,
the superintendent, will soon be ready to receive
orders from the proper authorities for going for
ward with the work.
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DR.. o. Fitzgerald, the wonderful clairvoyant
physician and surgeon, will visit Augusta, at the
Mansion House, Friday, May IA, remaining one
day only. Don't fail to see him-his cures are
truly wonderful. Examinations free of charge
Remember the date. mayl3 t2t