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DIED.

In this city, OF cholera infantum, George Mabel
Demick, daughter OF John A. and Phebe 5. Demick.
aged months IL days. Caais papers please eopy.l
In Deering. Sept. 26, John D., only son OF Almon
L. and Rhoda j. Brown aged 10 years months.
Funeral this Saturday afternoon at q O'Clock,
from his fathers residence, in Deerng.
In Yarmouth, Sept 81, Mrs. Louisa, wife OF Ste
phen Pratt, aged IS years months.
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--latest by European steamers.

Sid I'm Liverpool 1Sb Thrasher, Bosworth, from
Calcutta.
Sid I'm Alexandria, E, Aug 81, Stockton, Allen, for
New Haven.
Sid I'm Flushing 10th inst. Thos Lord, Ray, and
Dan' Draper, Sedgley. United States.
Ar at Table Bay, CGH, Aug II, Caprera. Hichborn,
San Francisco.
Ar at Cadiz sth inst. Il Chadwick, Robinson,
New York via Gibraltar.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR TBS MKT rwENry-ToUR
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIaNAEb
OFFICER, Washington, DO,
Sept. %, Il A. MY
For New England
aud the Atlantic and Middle States, rising bar
ometer diminishing northerly. backing to east
ery winds, cooler, followed by warmer clear or
partly cloudy weather
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Sept 5. lat As 30, il IN 10, ship SylVanus Blanchard
from Bristol for Chi Ireston.
No date, off Yarn onth, T., ship Kendtick Fish I'm,
Bremen for New Y( rk. ~
Aug2, lat IA Nh N Y W. ship Geo NJ Adams. fm
Cardiff for SingapoI Q.
Aug lat 49, Ion 20 W. ship FL Dorado Brown
from Cardiff for Rio Janeiro.
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0 Bates Manufacturing Co.. ..............".115
% Eastern Railroad. ...........,..s 60. booze, 1872
.uU... IA
Portland. Saco 81 Portsmouth Railroad. :. So
Boston 81 Maine Railroad. ......... 49,. "a 100
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
Foreign Imports.

By water conveyance-1O0O bush corn meal to G
W True 81 Co.
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MEMORANDA.
g. n.o~a..,-> a.

Ship Eecia, Day, at San Francisco from Philadel-
pha reports July 81, in Straits OF Lemaire, passed
quantities of wreckage and large vessel bottom up
Barque Adde e Sleeper, from Georgetown for As
pinwail, and the schr Clara e Simpson. from do tor
Portland, grounded in the Cut near Georgetown, 2st,
but came off next day and proceeded.
Sch Jos Wilde. Reed, from New York. arrived at
Santa Oruz Tenerife Aug IA, with loss of sas, and
cargo damaged. having experienced heavy gales and
shipped much water.
Sch Bennington, Wyman, from New Orleans for
Rouen putinto Boston 18th in distress, having exps
renced heavy gales and lost calls, stove boat shifted
from the deck, and filled cabin with water
Brig Ponvert. Johns, from Cow Bay for st Jago,
foundered at sea 9TH INST four miles off the entrance
to st Jago. She is total loss. Two OF the crew
drowned.
Sch David Amea, before reported ashore on Horse
Shoe Shoal, was hauled off morning Goth and pro.
ceeded east.
Sch D May, May, at Philadelphia from Port
land reports. 22d. Oft Shnnecoek, Silas Harrison,
seaman, fell overheard and was drowned.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMSHIPS.

rzlnatare Almanac. September IS.
Sun risss. .. .....,.,554 High water ..... II. M
Sun sets.............5.47 Moon sets $50 PM
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LSales of the Brokers' Board, Sept. 81
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at New York 26th Havana. Meyer, Cabarien.
ar at Cardiff 26th, ship Norris. Barstow, Havre.
Sid Goth, ship Belle OF Bath, WhittemoEe, Bombay.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Ar at Port Mulgrave Ms. 24th. schs H Prescott
from North Bay for Portland; Allen Lewis, do fol
Boothbay.
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MARINE NEWS
FgEsT OFF PORTLAND.

Friday, Sept. ~.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Sch Star, Somes Amboy.
Sch L NJ Stewart Perkins. Boston, seeking:
Sch Augusta e Herrick, Herricg, Bay Chaleur,
with 210 bbls mackerel
CLEARED.
Brig George Buynham, Staples, Havana-Nutter,
Kimbai 81 Co.
Sch Canton, Henley, Matanzas-A Hobson.
Sch Congress, York. New York-Emery Il Fox.
Sch Maggie Quinn, Br) Holmes, Jerico, NS-mas-
Sch Ida spofford, ingalls,, Eastport : Nathl
Blake.
Sch Ariel, Tainter. Deer Isle-Nathl Blake.
Sch Mary Wiley, Williams, Bangor-Kensell &
Tabor,
Sch Mabaska. Harrington, Kennebec. to load lum-
Der for Rev York; Nlckerson q Sen.
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Roumanian Parliament.

BUCHAREST, Sept. 27.-The Roumanian
Chambers met in special session today. The
message of Prince Charles advises the main
tenance OF dignified attitude relative to Bes-
saraDia in the hope that the territory may even
tualiy be restored by the more clearly informed
justice Of Europe.
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California Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 27-The following are
the CLOSING official prices Of MINING stocks TODAY:
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BELLArRE LOCALS Mr.. Adams, extern
sivcly engaged in shipping live stock to the
Eastern markets, informed us that in the
previous week, on account Of the sudden
stagnatiOn in the market prices he lost
lust twelve thousand dollars. He thinks
that the trade will liven up next month,
Mr.. James Fitton, Of this city, has the
contract to lay 600 feet of sewer pipe at
Cadis, o. 49,
Hon. j. c. Burrows, Of Michigan, will
address the people oiths city aud vicinity
ut tho City Hall tomorrow evening. All
those DESTROYS ofhcarlng sound and solid
Republican speaker discuss the all I'M:
portant questions OF the day in fair and
impartial mannerwillhave opportunity
tomorrow.
Gen. Geo. W. Morgan, Of Mt. Vernon,
o., willspeak here on the 14th Of next
month.
The steam craft Ed, Pope, now having
her boilers repaired here, will start on her
way rejoicing next Saturday.
Tomorrow evening will mark the Joy
Gus occasion Of n grand wedding here,
Mr.. WIN. NJ. Meek and Miss Lima Schoen,
both Bcllaircans, arc the contracting par
ties. We congratulate.
Mr., Chas. Fauble. assistant engineer ut
the rolling mill, returned last Monday from
n months recuperation and pleasure seek
ing in the Blue Ridge Mountains Of East
~ 10 %
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A SOMEWHAT curious case is now pend
ing in the Supreme Court Of this State: a
man who answers to the name Of I. +.
Goodrich was indicted in the County
Court Of Harrison for cohabiting In That
county with a woman married to him in
Iowa in May, 1877, whilst he was then
and before that, in the year 1874, lawfully
married to another woman in the State Of
WISCONSIN. The defence mnde Is that IN
1874 The defendant was lawfully married in
Ohio, that at the time OF the lI'isco,sin mar
riagc the Ohio wife was Lying. and that
therefore, the Wisconsin marriage was
void, and that when the Iowa marriage
took place the Ohio wife had obtained a
divorce from him, and that therefore be.
cause, IL the dateof the last marriage, OF
the illeeality Of tho Wisconsin marriage
and OF the diyerceoithc Ohiowlie, the Iowa
marriage was good and binding. Attorney
White is counsel for the State and Patton
& Scott for the prisoner
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lrcuSd pnEs.-Thc symptoms arc moisture,
like pnRpiration, intense itching, increased by
scratching very distressing, particularly at
night as Il pin worms were crawling In and
about tic rcctun, the private parts are some
tinlcs affected; ifallowcd to continue, very Sc
rIOuS results inny follow. DR.. Swaync's All
Healing Ointment Is II pleasant and sure cure.
HOME CUREs.--We were great sufferers from
Itching Piles, the symptoms were us above de-
Scribcd, the use Of Swayne'S Ointment In u
short time made perfect cure.
j J. W.. CHRIST, Boot and Shoe House, Sii n.
2nd street, ,. .....r
r. g, WErNAx, Halter, s S. Eighth street,
Philadelphia,
Reader, Il you arc suffering this distressing
complaint, or letter, Itch, Scald Head, Ring
Worm, BARRIERS Itch, any Crust, SCnly, Skin
Eruption, use Swaync's Ointment and be cur.
cd. Sent BY mail to any address on rccclptOf
price, In currency or postage stamlSl 6Occnts
q box, three boxes Il 95 Address letters, DIR.
Swayne & Son, $50 n. Sixth street, rlliadcl-
phia, No charge for advice. Sold by leading
druggists. Logan, l4ist&Co cod&w
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AN USDESlARLE TRuTlt.-You deserve to
suffer, and Il You lead miserable, unsatlsfac
tory life In tlis beautiful world, 1t Is entirely
your own iault,-yOur unreasonable prejudice
and skeptiCiSm, which lias killed thousands.
Personal acknowledgement common sense reason.
Ing will soon show you that Green's August
Flower will cure you Of Liver complaint, OF
Dyspepsia, with oil Its miserable effects, sucl,
ny sick stomach, lahitual cOStivcnesS, dixalncss
of the head, nervous prostitution, low spirits
&c. Its sales now reach every town on the
Western Continent, aud not . Druedst but
will tell you OF it, wonderful cures. You
can buy q Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three
doses will relieve, I. cod&w
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b EVER since DR.. Vim. NJ. Giles, Of 45I
Sixth avenue, extended n frank invitation
to owners OF lame horses to bring their
equine property round to his place Of bus.
mess for free treatment, the corner Of
Twenty.sevcnth street and Sixth avenue
has come to resemble horse fair. The
Doctors bold defiance, which u tins thrust
upon the curious attention OF his neigh
bors, is based on his earnest belief in his
Ioiiee ammonia Liaiaent, which Is now
preferred to all Others by the chief stock
raisers aud sporting men OF the country.
A valuable horse Of the writer's was
kicked on the hook. Swelling and lame
ness ensued, rendering the animal nearly
worthless. We were advised to try Git@'
Linim7i, and are gratiied to say 1t acted
like charm. About two inches Of bone
came away, tho sore healed up, and the
lamcness and swelling are fast disappear
ing. HENRY WARD BEEclIER. d.
LYMAN ABBOTT,
Elit0ra.
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WHEN in the course OF human events,
you feel the pains OF Rheumatism or Neu.
ralgia coming, We would advise you not to
wait until the disease becomes seated, and
you suffer torture for weeks and perhaps
for months, but purchase a bottle Of Law.
sons Curative and use it faithfully, and
our word for it you will bless us for our
timely advice. 1t is the only remedy for
these distressing complaints that can be
truly called u panacca. 1t has been used
many years, and we haye yet 10 know a
case, where it was Thoroughly and fairly
tried, TINT It did not effect u permanent
cure. For any Inflammation, Pains, Head
ache, Sore Throat, Nervousness, etc., 1t is
equally onlcaclous, and should be kept in
every family. fa.hr3 Il
Large new SOC size and nearly three
times more for 81 90. cod
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KiIls,hxrrnln Robhssrr,s. .

CHEYENNE, August ~ The removal o.
spikes and fish plates a week ago from q
rilil, two miles Gast Of Medlin, near deep
ravine, gave rise to a suspicion that 1t had
been done with n view to wreck and roll
the train. Deputy Scrif Weddowfield and
Mr.. Vincent started on what was believed
to be the trail ofthewould-bc robbers, and
not returning u large party started in
search Of them last Sunday One Of the
party has returned md states TINT the
bodies OF Wrddowticld and Vincent were
found in a narrow canon ofsElk River
mountain, where they probably met the
gang Of robbers and were killed, the for.
mcr receiving two bullets in the neck and
the latter four in the chest.
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TIE CENTRAL GLNss House. WORKERS
SrrixR1The Situation at the Central
Glass H6ilse continues without material
change. Our informant was IN error IN
stating that Mr.. 0esterling, the President
ofthe Company, was ut one time an officer
OF tho Union. Mr.. Goodwin, about whom
all the trouble there arose, requests US 70
say dlat he has not been at my OF the
meetings Of the order for the last SIX
months, and that so far from divulging
any secrets he Inns not been awareof any
to tcll. The officers Of the company ex,;
press their intention to remaln firm, and
though at present they are not able to
work rs much as. they wish, alley will do
the best they can now and increase their
production Us they are able to procure
help. 10 a.
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TIE GRAPE LOUISE George busch, Esq,
brought to our office last evening q grape
vine leaf, on which were several speci-
mons Of the little insect that Is destroying
the vineyards, not only OF this country,
but OF Europe also. Observed by the
naked eye, it is of a whitish color and
about a scant eighth Of an inch in length.
Under tho powerful glass through which
We examined Il, II appears to DO about q
quarter OF an inch In length md Of u light
cream color, and. surface OF the body deep-
~ corrugated. Mr., busch informs us that,
according TO his observations, this Insect
is doubly destructiyei in its operations. II
attacks and deyours the leaves In summer
and Inter in the season the roots Of the
vines. On examining the roots OF some of
his vines Mr.. busch found them entirely
eaten up, the main root being ploughed
out, as Ii were, in deep burrows. ,H
Tho specimens brought 10 our Office
seemed to DO not in the least disturbed by
critical examination, hut kept right On'in
their destructive work. They seem to
have yoaciousappetites, eating not to live
but To destroy. Great injury has already
resulted to vineyards llerpnbOuts from this
active insect, and unless either natural or
artificial causes can be brought to bear for
its eradication tho grippe culture in this
section will soon be thing of the past.
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If BALbSEss on 4 DErcIExcr OF HAIR OK,
lists, or II the lair Is gray, dry or harsh, the
natural youthful color can be rcstOrcll by
using "LOndon Hair Color Rcstorcr," the
most delightful article ever. introduced to the
American people for increasing the growth
restoring It's natural color, and Mt tho same
time lovely hair dressing and bcautiier. II
Is totally different from all others; not sticky
or gumnly, and FREQ from all impure ingrcd
Gnts that render many other articles ohnox
iOus; In taCt il iscxqIisitely perfumed, and 50
clearly and elegantly prepared as TO mike ito
listing hair dressing and toilet luxury.
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PRovIDEScf, X. J., Aug. 81 The M
tional Convention of Estate Insurance, Su.
pcrintcndents, Commissioners and othci
officials in charge Of insurance depart.
ments, commenced to-day, Hon. Oliver
Pillsburry, Of n. H., in the chair The fol,
lowing were elected officers fort ensuing
year. President Oliver Pillsburry, NH,
Vice-P President A. K. Magill, Minnesota,
j.. Y. Oven, 7. Welch, Kansas, Executive
Committee, David II. Rowe, Mich, B. Les.
lie, Kentucky, John W. steciman, Conn,
". S: Kclfce, Missouri, Joel NJ. Spencer,
Rhode Island.
Adjourned till this afternoon, ,,,-
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TnR number OF children that die or be-
come pale, siclly and enaciated from the
effects OF the various ,uTnytyeS admlniss-
tered 10 them would scarcely be credited.
Many OF them, il is true, nrc destructive
TO worms, yet it is equally true, they are
nearly as fatal TO the little innocents who
take ihem. for they depend upon the Silesst
poisons as the worm eXpellent. A meli-
cine devoid OF all such ingredients, ut the
same time safe, pleasant and effective, is
McLains' Worm Cdruiy Don't take any
other, and our word for it, you will not
be disappointed.
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Mn. WX. T. HgwRrr, a lawyer residing
in Port Gibson, Miss, Is in the city, He
says the people OF that town are In aworse
condition than either Memphis or Grona.
tla and yet no notice seems TO be taken OF
them. Tho town Is iifty-tive miles distant
from any railroad and all boats refuse to
land there. He has received private dis
patch stating that tho people arc nearly
out OF provisions, Ice, and other ncccss.l-
,ries, anllunless help soon comes God only
knows whit Is TO become Of them. Mr..
IIewctt is on his way home from the
North, where he has been on professional
business. 54aiy, .sil.
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From Wilkes Spirit Of the Times, Dec. 8, lsI7
A. b. c., MlCn.-Wliat should be done
to reduce an enlargement Of tendon Of
forward leg the buck tendon, caused by
grabbing i while trotting. It is sound
now, l think. twas fixed last spring, and
the horse turned out allsummer. Ans'rer.-
Clip of the hair, and apply Giles Imminent
Iodaic 4lmMOniq twice q day, until it irri:
tatcs, when temporarily discontinue, and
commence again. 1t is the only remedy
that will permanently remove u chronic
enlargement Of this kind. Send to Doctor
Giles, 45l Sixth avenue, New York, who
will furnish full information.
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ed-Lady Lee, Peoria; Dcslnet Paducahi
War Eagle. Keokuk; Belle OF ST. Louis
Missouri river; Chambers, Yazoo.
CAIRo, August 27.-River IA feet and
falling. Weather clear and pleasant
VIcIsnuRG, August 21.-Weatller tairi
thermometer 92o; suower lust night ana
this morning. Down-Scudder and Iazoo
Valley. The river has fallen below the
government gauge, and the stage cannot
be given.
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]. A. rYNEs. a rnoNlNEYr CITIZEN on

Wilson, n. c., writes: Some ten years ago my
w ydrS n T oS ae sH Ps 0S q anu ESs
"IGndOn iair Rcstorr" tho scalp became
healthy, tho hair stopped falling, the color was
restored Andls now growing beautifully.
Ask yourdrnggist for london Hair Color
81. Main Depot for the u. S, $50 North sixth
street, Philadelphia. Sold by Logan, List &
Co., Wheeling, pua cod&w
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BEroRE SQuIRE PuLiIrs.-H. B. Harris
had hearing for asaulting A. $. Nelson:
He was held In one hundred dollars bail
for his appearance at court.
May Boyd, whose case was continued
from Monday, had ahearing on the Charge
OF keeping ahouso Of prostitution and was
required to find bail in one hundred dol.
lars to answered. court, In defaultshe was
committed. 4l ucgi. '.ul.s
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A BROOKE COUNTY
FARM FOR SALE.
The Undersigned will offer ut Public Sale, on
TUESDAY, September 10, 1873, 80.

1LESbAit CtplrhUS' w. s''Si LlIs'.
,,ioocloct !, NJ. nj Tho front ,oOr al tho Court
lln,,, nj WCllshnlg, MOOEc County, W. Va, TIC
Farm formerly known rs the "fQWLfR FARM"
uluaII On tho waters Of Cross Creek brooke County,
Wv. i've uIt. from WrilSluus, three MILES inlil
StrubFnyIllr Ohi, and one mile irHm the i. W.G ny
l:1iIra,I. The Nil farm contain, p? acres more or
, anut $50 acres being cleared AMI easily cultivated
ihr Islaurr goCtl white TAX aud other imber' Lame
and IUILIIug stone In Rbundrnce; also, running
water in every field hut Ont< good Orchard o. 10
apple trys besides plCUty u pear peaches AMI cher
fI,A improvements consist Of comfortable DWELL
In: AMI Tenement House, an;r hurSe and cattle sta
he IIfc,t ,puarc,) two Sheep Houses and Ianeryi
Spin: and SpTlnehOuSc convenient. Chur ta.,
Schools, Grist and Saw Mills, hrar tho laim' 1iu'
rERus $780, aud more II tho purchaser 70 elect,
ta,h In hand; The balance IN one, two and Ihr eS
yean, with interest, deferred PAYNE is 10 h secret
ky lee II trust on the property. For iuflhcr IN
formation Apply TO ,,,,,,,,>, p.,p
IaO Market ST., Agents for Mrs. A.w. KUHN
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Fon UrwARDs or TIriRrx YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. 1t cOrrccts acidity OF the
stomach, relieves 1pind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dysniery and diaThad
whether arising from tecthing or Other
causes. An old and well-tried remedy. %
cents a bottle. d&w
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Po1lrE CouRr Judge Cmnmsr = The
case of Mrs. Caroline Ritz, charged with
setting fire to combustibles in her yard
close TO Peter Erbs stable, came upfor
hearing yesterday, while there was no
evidence OF criminal intent tho court
deemed the circumstance deserving OF u
fine OF s. and costs. l.I ~.
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WHEELING FAMILY NIARKEE-Thcrc are
but few changes TO note from Inst week.
We quote: Tomatoes, l0al5c per peck.
Corn, 5al0c per doz. Beans, 20a25c per
peck. Cabbage, 5aSc per head. Sweet
potatoes, l0al5c per quarter peck. Irish
potatoes, l5a20c per peck. Cucumbers,
l2c per doz. Caulilower, 5a10c per peck.
Egg plants, Sa20c each. Onions, 20a25c
per peck. Pears and peaches, l0a15c per
quarter peek. Apples, 5al0c per peck.
Plums, Scper quart. W1tcrnelOns, l0a26c
10a95c each. Nluskmelons, 5ae5 each.
Grapes, l5a2Oc per quarter peck. Butter,
oOa35c per lb. Eggs, l0c per doz. Spring
chickens, l5a9OG each; old do, 25aSOc.
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GALVESTON, August ga Ncrs Eagle
Pass special says; The Deputy United
States Marshal, with q detachment, left
here yesterday TO arrest Col. Martinez and
about thirty followers for violating ncu-
trality lawsby raisinS n force on American
soil to invade Mexico last May. ilRU.i1 :.
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AV0rST 10, 1875,
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VOICE CvLrunE.-NIrs. Annie N. shcib
will resume her course Of vocal trainingon
Thursday, September 9Th, ut her rooms,
1l19 Main street, second floor. Applica-
ton for lesson may he made ut Sheibs
music store, Washington Hall, oras above.
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BmpGEroRr PomcE CouRr.-The follow
ing cases were tried before Mayor Robin
son yesterday. Tho arrests were made by
Officers Joseph NcConnaughy and Reese
Drunk and disorderly, George Peterson,
D. Wilson, John Watson, one dollar and
costs each. Paid.
John Reed and Ross Porter, five dol
lars and caOts each. Paid.
John Porter, Will. Brooks, Tom Brooks,
John Co.'s, VIM. Connaway, Henry Me-
Aninsh, Vim. Diggens, WIN. la-Mincr,
two dollars and COSTS each. Paid.
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Rsisls,s,,.s,e;rk.

DAYARD TAYLOR says: ~ take great pleasure
ID In Recommending 10 parents the Academy Of MI
s. c. Shortlidgc." Hon. Fernando Wood. a
patron, rays: ~ chCeriully consent u the Use Of my
name as fciercncen SwlTliIN c. SitOlrIlDGE
uTuryarl A, NJ Media Penna. Boys Academy.