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KENTUCKY ELECTION
DUNCAN, SHERMAN a. co.
SPANS CATHOLIC CONSTITUTION
VICTORIES OVER THE oAgLIsTs,
FOREIGN NEWS.
The faradsy and the Repatr Of the
nlreef

LONDON. August S.-Nothing is unhliSbaB
or current he-e concerning the Steamshtn
Faraday. No London paper except the ShiI-
ptpJ Guzetfc announced her arrival al neal
inquiry fails TO develop Information mega
living strong probability that the Faraday
JAS ialleu 10 repair the al rect cable a. hera-
toiore .umored In London.
Spantsh Claims OF Victory Over she
Sarlists.
LoNDoN, August 3-A special dfsnatch
rom Madrid 10 the IfplsS saws the AlfonSiSt
troops continue 90 be successful in thar ono
rations against the CarllSts several In
poflant Victories were gainesl last week The
Narilst forces are evidently apurparhtng dis
solution. General LiZZaraga with Z oAo
Sarnsts, Is IN the Citadel al SEQ he Irrgel
Spanish FUNDS nave risen, owing 20 the Inn
proved prospect.
SPain's New Consultation.
Inc projected constitution declares fbo
state religion 10 be the Roman Catholic The
nation Is obliged itself To maiutain it~,Vor-
snip ana It's ministers. but nobody shall ~
moieSted on Spanisb territory f0r their re-
lslous opinions, or In the exercise OF Their
respective worShipS. 80 long a. The reSpe.f
I , 10 christian morality Il paid. Neverte-
less, other public ceremonies or demonStra
lions than those OF the state religion are nro-
hiblted. Canonvas del Castillo president of
ine constitutional committee. declares the
meaning OF this 20 lie that ProtestantS NAV
nave churches with open doors and celebrate
worship inside, but there must be no mani
,SS'Stl1ns lh the street IL is believed that
me corteS VIII be summoned u meet soon
Nheh ihe proposed constitution will be sub
nllteu therelo. Consequently, pOlitical agi-
tatton Is TecOmmenciug
tledfcatiOB Sy London Odd Feltoxs
LONDON. ON. August a large nu -, ba,
OF prominent ODD Fellows from various
parts OF the United states were present mere
81 H.sallF n..Ha 30
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TIE KESTrCKY STATE rIrcrInx Too

The kESTCCKY STATE ELECTION took
place yesterday. The democrats have been
canning Tor " cCreery. their candidate for
governor iO,OOl majority. In the last eIec-
Ton Leslie, democrat, received 81 900 ma
JpTlty. Returns received are nneagre, but
Iudlcate the usual democratic success In
LouisvlIl Harlan, the republican can tidate
ioT gov, rnor, ran ahead Of his ticket and re-
duced the Democratic majority largely
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THE CARLIsT WAR--A Madrid dispatch
says that the bombardment OF SEQ de Ureel
still continues. Dorregaray and Sa 5alls ha
before Barcelona with the Carlist forces. but
were driven back to the mountains by the
AlfoDsist General Weller
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DISASTER TO SHAD SPAwH-A cabla
message mas been received in New YORK
stating that when the steamship MoseIIe.
which carried the recent shipment OF sha
spawn 10 Germany, touched at Southamp-
ton. all the shad were dead Nocause can no
assigned for the failure OF the experiment OF
transporting the spawn, for every precautiou
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BRUTAL OUTRAGE.-Tn philadelphia
Lawrence Moran, a cobbler living al No
oVz UIraru avenue. was arrested yesferia Y
on charge OF committing n rape on Laura
1HseIlH, AT MS place She says that after en-
tIcing her into his shop he Threatened 10 kin
her II she made any noise. and then cnn-
United his hellish assault. The affair created
intense excitement in the ne!ghbOrhOot
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"A CONVENTION OF EDITORS OF papers in
d,,e interest OF the colored people, assembled
a Ninclnnau yesterday. The proceedings
were private, but a public session will h.
neld Tomorrow.
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,,NIEkNATioNAL RIFLE SHOOTING AT
MusicH:.ihe German feieral riie meeting
from the United States, Russia Ansfria and
switzerland will take part in the contests.
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THE AUGUST INTEREST on The District
8 IS bo1ds was promptly paid at the Treas
ury department W iterday.
OPTRATIoNs in the several executive dc
part ments OF the government were entirely
suspended to-day, with the exception OF
portion OF the force of the bureau Of engrav-
ing aud printing OF the Treasury department.
REV. s. d. HINMAN, chairman of the sub
committee of the Sioux commission, sent
out in advance OF the latter, telesraphs that
the grand council will be held on the 1st OF
September. at the Rrd Clond agency.
THE COMMISSION TO Investigate the affairs
of the Rcd Cloud Agency arrived at Chey-
enre on Saturday last, and LETT there yester-
day for Standing Rock \ grand council
VIII he held at the K Cloud Agency on the
lSt of September.
PROMorED.-Mr. Edward P. Rankin. OF
Detroit, Mich, recently transferred from the
secretary's Office, Treasury department has
been promoted TO a four;h-class clerkship in
the office of the lighthouse board, to date
from the lst inst.
WIN. .. AVERY, late Chief Clerk of the
Treasury. was aTTaigned before the United
States District Court al st. Louis yesterday,
and plead not guilty to the three indictments
found against him in connection with the
whisky frauds. He has not yet given bond
in that city.
NOT NJ TCH OF y FBESHET IN THE Poro-
MAC.-The signal service observer at Har-
per's Ferry reports that the Potomac has
risen three fee; and five inches at that point
IN the last twenty-fOur hours, and is still
rising slowly.
This rise Is not sufficient to cause any
alarm in WashiDgton.l
YELLOW FEvER.-The following telegram
was received at the Surgeon Generals Office
this morning:
FORT BARRASCAs. August g. 1878
To SUTgCOB General. {. s.. 4 TalA.
No new case since my report OF YESTERDAY.
Two deaths. Or Sternherg is doing spIend-
IDLY. and We believe he will recover. No new
case fIOm Fort PickenS for eight DAYS
j. NJ. BRANNAy,
bTevet Major General, L. =. Amy
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The SUMNER MONUMENT IN BOSTON,
ine committee who have I'm charge the pro-
posed monument TO the late Charles Sumue,
yesterday threw open to the inspection of the
ciuZeis OF Boston the twenty-sfx models sent
tEem by the several competing artists
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FIFTEEN THOUSAND mill onera,ivas n -o
out Of employment at oldham. EnSIanJ
owing TO the lockout. The feeling is yary
bitter against the employers. wy
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New York Canal Investigation.

ALBAkT, AugustS.-The first report OF the
Governors canal investigating commission
relates mainly TO the Denison contract, be-
tween Port Schuyler and the lower Mohaw X
aqueduct, on which more than 100000 has
been paid FLOR work contracted 10 have been
done ior less IMAM $500 In this report the
commissioners have developed q pronigate
system upon which extraordinary repairs
have been made for the last eight or ten
canals. IL is understood that the report will
be followed by a succession Of reports on other
contracts as fast as they can be put into
form, and the suit 10 be brought by the At
torney General against Denison, Belden A
Co. is based upon facts set forth in this re-
port.
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STEAMER SUE EXCURSIONS.

The elegant IfJH steamer Sc Z. Gap E-
tain James Harper, is EOE making sesssLS
EXCURSIONS TO POINT LOOKOUT
ON EVERY SATURDAY,
Stopping az PiSEI POINT aud MARSHAL
going and Te-ur ming. The steamer leaves stephen
SOD tarf- foot Cf 9Th street. at D. NJ, arriving
81 Point Lockout early sunday morning, and re-
turning % Washington By "a. m. Monday. All
the scCDnmo datlOn- first class, aid are uu5lr-
passed - any steamer the river.
For passage, stste ICONS, sc, apply 70
ST. PHENSON 4 BIO. Agents,
etepEerson's harf. foot Of ?th street; ONCE
PsHnsy lyania avenue. ielJ N
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ES- PRIFST GEkDEMASN ARRESTED FOR
EMBEzZLEMEST.-In Philadelphia yeSter-
day afternoon eX-Priest John w. Gerdemann
had "A hearing before Alderman Brcbanan
on the charge OF embeZZlemeut "a consignee
ano actor. The charge was brought by \
Dle1enboech, OF New York, agent for Fred.
foGstet. importer Of Catholic books, Images
beads, &c. Gerdemann, while pastor of st
Eonlfaci rs Catholic church. of Philadelp hia
tweEty-Cne months ago. received : 40
worth OF these goods Of this quantity,
-5Io-o5 worth we've not returned, and ON this
he charge OF embezZlement was brought.
He was held in $500 bail for trial. A fter the
nearing, as Gerdemann was entering car.
ne was assaulted by Alex. Mclaughlin and
Alex Math. The latter struck al him, but
both were arrested by the police before ioin 2
any injury. A large crowd was around IN e
magistrates office during the hearing but
were not very demonstrative, owing to the
large police force present.
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STEAMBOAT hOUTE
q \ 4 T. VI A Y

APE MAY,
COMMENCING THURSDAY, July =, rs.
FROM PHILADELPHIA max NJ connection ufth
sO'clDCk trains from W ASIIINGTON
Al Nv Ca.tle. srlerdij Steamer q 4si6~.N
CITY POINT, Cart GeOI sc Sumner ,a><zz-rs ls.sD
leaves New Castle,
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
Leave Cape NAY alternate days.
Passenger Railway from Steamboat landing 70
Care NAV city. I.9D-3,y
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IHE MISSING BALLooNISrS-I CtrH in n
B0t1e.-The Chicago Times publishes an az
huaVlt day, signed by James MICA fray, a
Workman In South Chicago, 10 the effect
that on Sunday evening he picked up on the
lake shore, near Hyde park, bottle con-
tanning a card, on which was written the
following:
July l6, a. m.-We cannot stay up more
Than an hour longer, as gas is rapidly es-
Gaping. Ms G."
inns uate is That OF the night on which
Donaldson and Newton 8. GrimwoOd 8 tar te.i
from Chicago in the balloon, from which
nothing definitely has since been heard
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REV. s. D. HUMAN, chairman of the sub
committee of the Sioux commission, sent
out in advance OF the latter, telegraphs that
the grand council will be held on the 1st OF
September, at the II q Clond agency.
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$1,000, 900 Damage by the Rains d. u.
lfmOfs.

JACKSONVILLE, ILL, August 3.-The re-
cent storms In central Illinois have done
immense damage 70 crops, bridges and rail-
roads. Loss estimate az 81 100000. That OF
Morgan county alone is nearly $3.50 900.
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TIC PLEASURE SEEKERS.
SCTMER ARRANGEMENT
sTEaMER PILOT BOY, Capt. W a ByI,..

Ait this date sai during the Sur uer months the
ES ws s aR'Gn. f fro s siS stree, E
wharf, every TUESDAY AID siTUR- a17EsEzz6
DAT morning, u O'Clock, for principal landings
on the PotumAc, including the favOrIte summer Re
sorts 81 Scs0I aud biakist0n's Island fetr.-i
y III arrive IN Washington early on Wednesday and
Sunday evening Cn Saturday, IN addition 70 the
shove landings the Pil1t Boy will take passengers
foT LfoUart;JWn. arriving there early sane eve
ping, leaving on Sunday morning for Washington
The scenery On the Potomac b@ing unsurpassed l..
and the fllOs boy the only afOr1iHE a view
III entire rout- - cay light, makes these most
RE a-srt snc hs Gl'bfui trips fo- fan- si social
partie~ Fa-e, single "trip. 90; round trip tickets
Co. Backistgv's IsiauA. Ccltons ard Lee nsrf,oyyD.
Eocd Until Used, 81 Apply 10
ieIs- IL SixIh.stTset MAJ
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Gerdemann's Tr0u bles.

PHILADELPHIA, August S.-Yesterday az
ternoon John w. Gerdeinann, the ex-priest
was charged with embeEzlement by A. Die.
penorcck, OF goods TO the value OF s5zs3
One or the main witnesses was Bernard
Scntman; Both OF these parties are said "a
be from New York. This morning, accom-
penied by his counsel, Mr.. Gerdemann ap-
peared before Magistrate Smith, OF Court
NO. :, and bad O warrant 10 iss ne for the
arrest OF Diepenbrock and Uchtman.
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~The French assembly has passed the
senate and chanel tunnel bills.
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k.'pR GHANTsN
IL Inc cvfImudIou- irOL Steamer - IT, -
PILOT BOY, GZsNreSfs<8.
hsyina been specially ntteG up for EyCf7T-fSE.
can b chartered On reasonable terms AnpIy .o
y. b. FIFTH UGH, Agent,
nAJ4l-S- sab street. wharf
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ELIz1srrH, N. J., August s-President
Grant and wife arrived here to-day from
Long Branch. They will spend . short time
At MI. Corbin's, his brother-jn-law.
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CINCINNATI, August s-Roberf A. koFar-
land, financial editor OF the Enquirer, died
asst night.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

THE AUGUST INTEREST on The District
. 65 bo1ds was promptly paid at the Treas
ury department. yC iterdsv.
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AT WEST POINT, a day or two ago. an at
Tempt by several OF the older cadets To
"deviI' Cadet Irwin, of the fourth class. who
reported In June, did not result so favorably
wished As Irwin was walking his post on
guard at about midnight they ATTACKED him
win The design, IT Is stated, of rolling him
assaulted cadet stabbed one of them in the
thigh with his bayonet and dubbed two of
them over the head with his musket. They
were carried on filters TO the hospital and
VIII probably let that cadet alone in future.
ANOTHER SUICIDE IN NIRGINIA.-Jos.
Pearman, of Petersburg, Va, a saddle and
harness maker by trade, committed suicide
IN Chesterfield county on Friday morning by
sho0tiug himself through the breast with a
shotgun. The cause which led him IN fake
his life is not positively known, but IL is be-
lfeved TO have been domestic felicity He
had been separated from his wife and falnIi =
for several weeks.
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A SURE THING on BEECHER,
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For ENC URsiOrs.

JHE MAKI NAsHISGTON
.es h-str t2h .yr pleasure paTties tEa1 Az .nsr
tCst tCR CHARTER livery
% AND EFENiNG Regular q rSis~S
tri2s 70 GlyrlOnt snd return Mon eass1<x~nen
Gays " eduCs1sys ard Fri1ays lsayi.R 9Th street
a.si as = r appL on board, OF &c DR. aOW-
Dc an Pr TRGTT P-,ziss,.
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FALL RIVER STRIKE
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FIFTteNTHoUSsND OPERATORS IDLE
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kilograms to The Star

THE NEW SCANDAL TRIAL
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OrTRATIoNs in the several executive dc
Iartments of the government were tireiy
suspended to-day, with the exception OF
portion OF the force of the bureau Of engrav-
ing dd printing OF the Treasury department.
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SPain's New Constitution


ioSDoN' UNI, August a large number
OF prominent Odd Fellows from various
parts OF the United states were present here
NJ Inc ded4catIOn OF the new OII Fellows
hall yesterdSy.
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BUYING BRIDE.-The Albert Lea MINI }
Standard says: Two young men. one OF them
residing in the northern part OF this country
and the other in the southern part OF Steele
county, were each eaamorei with one and
The same young lady. The affections of the
lady were about equally divided between the
two. Hard words and blows failed 10 settle
the difficulty. As last resort the Freeborn
county man agreed TO relinqufSh all his right
and title TO the fair damSel for the sum OF
$780, The other chap couldn't see it. Free
born county showed a willingness TO do the
fair thing by then Offering 10 give Sl0o and
take the disputed property himself. Steel
county scOrned the offer. Our man raised
the bid To SIPS. which was not accepted. One
hundred and fifty dollars failed to reach him
but when the bid was raised to SiGO IL proved
too much for his cupidity, and with eager
ness he cried out Take her" All this time
the eNpectant bride stood looking on, an in
different spectator, apparently caring not
whether Freedom or Steele county finally
came out ahead. The winning man gave his
note for Sl6o. with the brides father a. in
dorser, and the marriage took place without
any unnecessary delay. And now we under
stand the parties propose 10 resist the pay
inent of the note, on the ground of "no value
received
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EVENING STAR.
SHALL n THERE BE NATIONAL REBORN

ALL Il hkkE BE a y NATIONAL REFORM
IN WoNAN's nREss.-Mr. Bayari Taylor,
wbo was IN Boston doing the centennial for
the sew York Tribune. writes with grea; en-
thusiasn about the freshness. the youth. ani
loveliness OF the ladies OF the woman's CEN
tennlai committee. dressed as they are I'm the
Costumes OF century ago. To the trained
eye OF Mr.. Taylor, which has looked upon
female beauty under polar and tropic Skies
the "pialn gowns Of dark stuff. high white
aprons, brown handkerchiefs, aui white ruff
ne1 caps as seer NJ Boston. "wera a vision
OF delight" ana he says that there was not a
gentleman present who did not take away
Tie same impression. Something OF the same
sentiment will be well reneIi herei a : having
Prevailed here in Cleveland at the Lady
W aSblngton tea party, given at OArrstt'S
hall q few weeks ago. There were present q
hundred or more OF the ladies OF Cleveland
dressed In centennial costumes, and the uni
form male remark OF The evening was thar
so many beautiful women had never been
seen together In Cleveland before The phi-
loSophy OF i all is that the masculine mind
Goes not take eU Enthusiastically 10 the cum
brously ornate. ued-back drapery OF the pres
ent period, and in his wall for a return to the
graceful simplicity OF the olGen time the
Howa6li OF the Tribune simply uttered a ma
tional sentiment VIII the ladies' make a
note of ii? Ii they DO IL will probably be for
the purpose OF SaXi log that That's lust all a
man knows about a woman's drcss."-Cteuc-
iGstd Leader
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PROPOSALS FOR KERsEY,

DEPoI o.. MRS OFFICE, No. 1889 GIRARD sT.,
SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate. with { Spy
~ OF this advert semeni attached TO each, will be
received at this ONCE until noon, August ISIS for
furnishing the United States QuartermasterAs De-
gariment with nifty thousand yards Of ca sky blue
kersey.
The Kersey will be subject TO a rigid inspection,
and full compliance with Specifications will be in
sisted upon.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
all bids.
Preference viii be given 70 Kersey Of domestic
manufacture, condition Of price aud quality being
equal, and such preference will be given % that
manufactured on the Pacific coast 70 the extent
Of the quantity required by the public service there
All that lie 10 be used m the States and Territories
OF the Pscine coast will he received aud inspected At
San francisco, California.
In accordance with Custom, bids will be
terfaineo except those received from
AND regular dealers IN kersey, and which shall con-
form TO the stated conditions.
Preference will be Pivsn TO the bid which shall
offer lowest rate for tbs ksrsey already pre- pared
mildew and water proof, 60 avoid spungine before
being made mp.
For copy Of speciscstisns and information in de-
tail apply 81 this ONCE.
Envelopes containing proposals 90 be endorsed
rrOpSs.s Tor sky blue kersey" md saaTssssd to
jyaStkslyet pspuv Qusrternsstsr esasrsi q
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ayEvery husband thinks that he can tam.

81 Every husband thinks that he can tame
n Shrew except the poor fellow that has her
r9-Mamma (StCrnlyN Now Miriam say
grace. Miriam lwhO, FOR previous miScon-
duet, has been deprived oi pudditgl. For
all they have received let them be truly
thankful"
~ Fine SeusibilitieS are like wopdhineS -
delightful Injuries OF beauty Ia Irvine around
solid, upright stem Ot understanding: tut
very poor things AZ. unSustained by strength
they are left 10 creep along the ground.
~ One OF our editors dashed out on the
SANDER question, using the quotation. Mind
your own glass Windows" His smile WAS
ghaStly when IL ran through the whole issue
MIND Your own grass widows Boston
Ifdrcl,T.
~ lgaro keeps n cynic. whose last utter
ance L.; III you have lmprudently been of
service 10 any person do your utmost TO
make him believe that il was on account OF
some interest oi your own. for only thus will
You escape the consequences OF his remem-
brancG OF the favor
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTEKNOON.


II. W AhNEk,
-: Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Federal Buildings cerner 9TH and streets n W
yALUaBLE PRoPERTY on THE NoRTa
YET CoRNEsoE sTRkETANp NEW
The BRYANT HOUSE. u
s." Cn6-I AMI BY virtue of decree Of the Su
Ella rreme Court Of the District Of Columbia passed
public auction. in front Of he premises on Tt ES.
Day the 9th day Of July. 1875. at o'clock y "a,
Washington, b. c. and known as part Of 10; nun y,
hered in square numbered 222. and contained
within the foiowtDg metes and bounds to wit: Be-
ginning Tor the same al the southeast OF said
lot and running thence north on the line Of lish
street west ln3 feet end "a inch. or less to that
Part Of sHi1 lot which was sold to one Vinal Luce
thence running due along the scuherIy line OF
said part q said lot sold to said Luce and also Of
thence due south . feet and Ia inch: thence west
II feet ii inches; thence southeasterly on a lima
parallel with the souhwesterly line of said lot, and
thence pOrtheasry 43 feet and inch to l4th street
and the place Of beginning, and Containing 6 oS5
the Improvement thereon, consisting in large
fourstory brick building, with water and gas sun
ply, bath rooms water closets, &C, &c, aud al
mirably located and ada pied for hotel pu rposes
Terms OF sale: one-fourth of the purchsse-mOney
in cash On the day of sale, or within seven days
thereafter, and the residue in three equal install
ments al and years from the day of sale, Ihe
purchaser or purchasers giving his, her or their
promssory notes for the de erred PAYMENTS bearing
int rest from the day of sale at the rate of six per
cent. per annum; or the purchaser or purchasers
at his, her their election, pay sill cash on he
title to be retained until all of the money
and the interest thereon is paid If terms sale
are not complied with within ten days from the day
cf sale reserve the right 10 resell the property al
ehassrs All convey ahcing at passfser cost. 500
0epO'i' 0N "a: JAMES IS s s. EDWARDS, r.
B.P' SNYDER r, oonBw r.a'1se'
iels-fm,vSds IRep a In III SdsI Saiasnan
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lNsoNSrA.-EeceDt researches 90 n claimed
have clearly shown that the brain il compar-
atiNciy anWmic during sleep. and that the
blood thus removed from the head is more
freely supplied 20 the Niscera iDtegu mentS
The most constant cause, aud certainly the
most frequent accompaniment Of SloepleSS-
ness. II an opposite COuUltion-namely. one
o. active and Increasing cerebral circulation.
~ species OF nocturnal dyspepsia. mild IN its
Character, and producing no actual Su iering
may sometimes give rise 10 persistent iu-
somnia. There may be no SYMPTOMS beyond
dTyness OF the mouth, burning eli the SojeS of
Tie feet, and heat and tlirohing i'm the heat.
these being probably due 20 "A too acid cnudf-
ton OF The contents OF tlp stomach aud urr,er
part OF the small iutestineS