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DEPARTMENT OF LAW AND EQUITY.
Announcement for the Session of 1889:
FACULTY.
CHARLES A GRAVES, NJ. 4. B. L., Professor OF Com
mon and Statute Law and Equity Jurisprudence
VIM PRESTON JOHNSTON. LID, Professor OF
History and Science OF Law.
J. RANDOLPH TUCKER, LII D., Pro lessor OF IN
ternational and Constitutional Law.
Hon. FRANCIS T. ANDERSON Judge OF Court oil
Appeals of Vnginia), Lecturer ON Common Gar
riers and Insurance.
HON WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN (Judge OF the Clr,
cult Court OF virginia.. Lecturer ON Practlce ana
Pleading in Courts of Law and Equity.
HUGH W. SHEFFEY. LID. Gate Judge OF th9
Circuit Court of Viz inia), Lecturer on wills anu
Probate Practice.
Hon. BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN. AM, Lecturer on
Parliamentary Law and Procedure.
The instruction is by text books and lectures, 70
oether with a Moot Court and a Parliament. Inc
entire course may be completed In one year -
THE next session will open September 18TH, dnu
close June 25th. Total expenses, exclusive OF eSt
ing and books, need not exceed $40; Dy messing
they NAV be reduced to $500 or $500. For Iuil III
formation by catalogue or circular, address
+ l. i
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JOHN SIBERIAN

Addresses Another Lette TO Mr.. Clark
SON n. Potter, Asking that he be
Allowed to Prove Intimfda-
ti0n In East and West
Feliciana;
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German a merican Ii. 81 l.. Association
TNHE regular monthly loan meeting of this Asso.
l. citation takes place THURSDAY. July ] tn, at
Spm at the office of the Secretary. No. Madison
street. Fourth Series stock for sale, upon which
loans can be effected at the same meeting NO DdcK
n BESsDoRF Sec5y L. IGLAUER, Prest.
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CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000.

1857 Prizes, amounting 10. f5 a. ali
nrominent poInts to whom a liberal compensation
viii be paid Application for rates to CLUBS se9Ge
Write clearly stating full address, for further IN
formation or send orders 70 IA A DAUFhIN'
2. -. Box 692, New 0rleAnS' AA'oi d w.
West Court ST., Memphis, Tenn: - - Ia,
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are undet
the superyision and management OF n kSEINAiS W.
r RFaIIRECIARD ana JUBAL A EARLY
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The State dental association convened IN
Nashville on the twenty-eighth ultimo.
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Masonic Notice.

Masonic NOtIce-
r ELLA SCOTT LODGE, No. 2S9, will a
/ 4 hold a special communication this ~
WEDNESDAY, evening, July 10th, at Xxx
O'Clock for work In the f. c. degree Nv
All +. C.'s are frateFnally invited 49, ~
BY order A. ). MYERS, W. M
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The Victory not Yet Reaped-Much De-
ponds upon the Next Two Years
Fraud Denounced The Prom
Uses of 1876 to be Re-
ieemeds
spec,al to the New York Herald

Special to the New York Herald
CHARLESTON, July 5.-Governor Hampton
made rotarotty speech Yesterday at re-
county. of the veterans of Hart's battery.
which formed part of his command in the
war. The gathering was large one, several
thousand visitors from various portions o! the
State being present, including many leading
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Mechanics Building and Loan Assn,

Mechanics Building and Loan Assn,
TINE regular monthly meeting of this Association
i will be held this WEDNESDAY, evening. July
10TH at 7Is O'Clock. Dues must be paid on or be-
fore that night, or the BY LAWS WILL BE RlGIDLY
ENFORCED IN REGARD TO FINES.
G. " RAMBAUT, President
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UCuQ.

keguIar mOnGhIy mtttEHk w tuHcsudJ,
Juiy 10th. at o'clock pm.
CITY ENGINEERS OFFICE, 800
MkMPHIs, July 10, 1878.
az Sealed proposals will be received at this offlce
until IL O'Clock m. Wednesday, July H. for a stone
pavement to be laid on Madison street. from Fourth
street to the Memphis and Charleston Depot For
specifications and other information, apply at this
Office The city the right to reject any or all
of the proposals. J. b. HUMPHREYS.
Acting City Engineer
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GAINESVILLE has a building and loan assoc'a
ton in successful operation,
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SARF0RD's JAMAICA eIReER

Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Grocers. and Dealers in Medicine through
out the United States and Canadas. Price.
SO cents per bottle. WEEKS & POTTER,
General Agents and Wholesale Druggists,
Boston, Mass.
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Collins VoLrAic PLAsTERs.
WASHINGTON
LEE UNIVERSITY,
LEXINGTON. Va.

CEN r W. r.. LEE, PRESr"T,
A THOROUGH COUTso.. az, 1A1S-rDI1crIonI IN
"A Classical, Literary and Scienthc SlndIeS
with special courses in the professions OF Civil En-
gineering and of Law.
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WASHINGTON, July 9.-Secretary Sherman
has sent the following reply to Chairman
Potter's letter of July LIST:
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OBsERvArIONs YESTERDAY.
WAR DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE u. s Amy.
TUESDAY. July %. IAIR ln.sn N m ,
THE RATIFICATION MEETING TO-
NIGHT.

". NJ M'ELRoY, Sergeant.
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To The Trade!
Furniture and Mattresses

AM now prepared to sell, at wholesale and retail.
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SANFORD'S
JAMAICA GINGER
THE QUIHTEssEECE OF JAMAICA
GINGER, CHOICE AROMATIGs,
AND FRENCH BRANDY,

eeOoN--NeO - =
promptly relieves Dyspepsia, Oppression
after Eating, and every species of Indi-
gestion, corrects all disturbances of the
Stomach and Bowels, prevents sickness from
change OF food, water, or climate, cures
Cramps and Pains, breaks up Colds, Chills,
and Fevers in one night. It promotes per-
spiration. restores the circulation, warns,
strengthens, and invigorates the body, quiets
the mind and nervous forces, and induces
refreshing sleep. For the young, the aged,
and the infirm. on land or sea, under all cir
cumstances and conditions, this grand pana-
cea of health stands without an equal in tho
vast and bulky catalogue of the materia
medica. Beware of diluted and worthless
limitations recommended by dealers for pur-
poses of gain. Never forget to ask for and
insist upon having
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-21

MYSTERIOUS Murder CoNFESSED.-The
mystery attending the murder. of John Nj.
Armstrong at Camden. New Jersey, on the
23d of January, has been explained by the ar
lest of James Graham, who confeSSes the
assassination. He had been an apprentice
under Benjamin Hunter, the partner of the
deceased. now in prison, who had promised to
pay him if he accomplished the design, the
object Of the murder being to obtain the money
from the life insurance companies. Graham
has been disSOlute i'm his habits, but he tells
the story OF his guilt with minuteness that
confirms all the knowledge of the affair
cleaned by the authorities. There is great ex
citement both in Philadelphia and Camden
over these startling developments. In his
confession Graham states that Hunter visited
lying at the point of death, and during the
absence of lady member of the family went
in order to make the wounds bleed afresh and
hasten his death. The plot to murder was
carefully matured, and Graham agreed to do
the job for 500, TO be paid when Armstrong
was settled,
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The MaFkets.

BAL LTlMORE, March 2l.-Virginis sfxos DC
ferred, "A: do. consolidated, IS; do secopd
series, 81; North Carolina SKIES old Il Ind too
Sugar good dem and and firm. sa91 "~''
BALTIMORE, March 2l.-Cottop ou,et and
dull-middling nominally To- salOit Fiour roo6
demand and firm. Wheat, Southern dun: W.s,eys
drlI ana dlower-southern red, l. 25a1 So do. amber,
l.S2: Pennsylvania red. l. 28a1- 30; No. 2 winter
REQ, western, SPOT and March, l. Is 4a1 .2s4; April
l.I9-sal. 29f; May, i 3lb1 asked. Corn, southern
shade easier: western oull and weak-soutbern
white and yellow. 62a53: western mixed spot
6Si sa6S1z: March, 53a53A; April, 53l4a53l: Nav
54a54A. Oats good demand and nrm-soutbern
35aSS; western white, 36a37: do. mixed. S3a3s:
Pennsylvania, 35a37. Rye firm. HAY dun And
heavy. Provisions steady and fair iobbi1g desnand
Butter, choice good demand and frm-cboice west
ern roll, 22a24: do. packed, 23a24. Petrolenm dur
ana nomlhal.rehned, 11S. Coffee quiet and Grm-
Hio cargoes, l4al7. Whisky duh and unchsngei
Kecelpts-hour, 9. 500; wheat. 25 600: corn
IOooo; oa,s. 4,000; rye. 1000. Shinmesisr
corn, 1000. Freights 20 Liverpool per s,nam-
cotton; S.3Xi nour, IS Sd. grain. 9aSlSd.
NEW YORK, March 2l.eStocks oI,ened de-
cilnlng, but have since become firm with afyap,.
money, 4. Gold, 10lh; 101 bid. Exchange. Iopg'
4Sl; short. 4S9. Governments firm
NEW YORK. March 21-Ylour in buyers'
favor. w heat dull and cent lower. C,rp = and
LONDON, March 2I, 1880 p. m.-oonsols.
10 3-l6 for both money and the account U. 3.
tour -and-a-half per cent. bonds. IoS-s; 1867's.
l0i5s; new fyes. 105is. Erie, 10la: o,~preferfed
24f Illinois Central, 76. New Jersey Central 10,
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APPLICATION TO ADMIT MOVES TO Ball
Last evening exSecretary Robes0n and Mr.
A. @. keasbey, whom BENJAMIN Moves has
engaged as his counsel, made an application
10 Judge Depue, in Newark, for Mr.. Noyes'
release on bail. II was claimed by Mr.. Keas-
hey that the arrest Of Mr. Noyes In Washing
ton was Illegal in that he was taken into
custody by detectives before Chief Justice
Cartier had granted the warrant. Waving
protest, however, on this point, Mr.. Noyes
now asks for release on bail, and a speedy,
impartial trial In explanation Of his failure
10 appear for trial last Spring the counsel said
that he was in New York, under bail, when he
learned that there were three, instead of one
indictment against him. Fearing thai he
would be unable to find additional bail i'm
time TO visit his wife I'm New Haven he went
at once to his home. Then his bonds were
forfeited, which he supposed ended the ease
County Prosecutor Abeel argued thai the bail
should be such as TO positively insure Mr..
Noyes appearance for trial, which probably
could not come of until September, as Wit
nesses Tor the state cannot attend in, April.
He suggested that $50 600 be required Decision
reserfed.-tN. y. Times, seah.
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A WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT BOARD
BILL.-Mr. Charles G.. Fareria, said TO be the
editor of the Elmira Gazette. it is stated sent
a son of his to Washington as correspondent of
his paper at the national capital. It is further
stated that during his sOjourn in Washington
this son became indebted to Mrs. Wallingford.
boarding house keeper, in the sum of 500 for
board; that the bill on presentation was not
paid, and that on letter being sent to Mr..
Fareria at Elmira informing him of the fact.
paid, written promise which. if is furtber
alleged has not as yet been fulfilled Mrs
Nallingford assigned her claim to Mr. ID. ~
Center, OF this city, who brought suit here in
". Y. Herald, 10th.
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A Female P0isOuer

tINCINNATI, March Y.-A dispatch from
LittLetOH, VIVA, says: The domestic of Judge
Gideon ID. Campbell, al Clarksburg. w Va.
attempted 10 poison the whole family on Tines
aay Dy a liberal supply of arsenic in the tea. .
ltlng and saved their lives. The motive for
the poisoning is unknown. The girl was ar
rested "
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AFQuietly, and with the most innocent face
i'm the world, the Russian bear continues to
tighten his hug on ConstantinOpe.-tN y
Sun.
A6rThe Hartford Coardnt thinks the best
way is to pay the fishery award promptly, and
with as cheerful face as the circumstances
permit.
A@Mr. Hew Ainslie, the author of the well
known poem " ingleside." died in Louisville,
NY, Tuesday, az the age Of 81,
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E&cane of n Hazar

HANOVER. y. H., March 2l-Charles NJ
Cooke, the ringleader in the recent hazing
who was held in default of $l,00o. escaped from
custody last night President Bartlett issued
circular this morning Offering 500 for Cooke
and 500 for Isaac q. Barrett, VINO fed Monday
night 10 escape arrest. Cooke comes from
Norwich, Conn, and Barrett from San Fran
cisco
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Five Men Dr0unad

RICHMOND, Va, March 2l.-A man names.
Mr. Nc Fadden, his two sons and son-in-iaw.
MIR. Moody, and cOlOred man named Robin
son, started TO cross the James river near Pat
terson's landing, on the night Of the 18th inst.
AS they have not been heard of since il il
supposed they were drowned
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Death of o. yNfIIia..;~

PLYMOUTH. n. H., March 2l.-Isaac Adams
died al Sandwich, n. H., yesterday, leaving a
fortune estimated at from four TO six million
dollars. He bought what is known as the
Adams printing press from the inventor Tor
an old gun, afterwards receiving s4a0a0 ip
gold for the use OF ii in England.
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Fire on staten Island

STAPLETON. STATEN ISLAND. March n -
Me>srS. RubSam AeTsmannS brewery
caught fire about eight O'clock this morning.
ana everything belonging To the brewery eN
cept the stables were totally DESTROYED Jos
KupSamS private dwelling was also burned
10 The ground. The fire is Still burning, hui iS
under control. The cause of the fire is un
known. Loss on brewery buildings and stock
dwelling and furniture sl5,GOU: insurance
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Rhode Island Republican Csnyeu.

PROVIDENCE, X. L., March 2l.-At the re
publican state convention 10 day the present
incumbentS of the state Offices We're nominated
for reelection by acclamation
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Doomed MoIIie Ma.u,r.x

BLooNsBURG. Pa, March 2L-There is con-
siderable excitement here over the announce
ment that Tally, McHugh and Hester (MolIie
Magulresl, under sentence OF death for mur
der, Will be hung, as the board of pardOps re-
fused 10 commute their sentences or pardon
Them
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TaE ELECTRIC PEN.

OCO 10 Is, 600 COPIES from a single written
stencil. ThecheapesT, quickest an.I best method OF
producing circulars, priCe-lists, maps, drawings.
music, blanks, etc. Every live business firm, cor
pOrafion, bank, school, church and others, can
save time and money by using it. new business
II every town for good penman. 8, ,OOO in use and
the demand increasing.
READ THIS.
ILLINOIS STATE PESITESTIARY, }
JOLIAT, Nov. "A, 1877,
The Electric Pen outfit, purchased from you, Sep
ssRbeT 2S gives great satisfaction. We have saved
tn printing considerable more than the cost OF the
recommend il TO any party who wishes to save
money in the same way.
r. w MCCLOUGHEY, Warden
We have hundreds of voluntary endorsements
equally strong as the above. Special Inducements
viii he offered TO agents applying within sixty days.
seRd for circulars and samples OF work.
GEO. II. BLISS, General Manager,
feU22-26ts 900 to 232 Kinzie st., Chicago, III.
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Gone With saO ooo

NEW YORK, March PA dispatch from
Montreal says that John Phean, a canal con
tractor, is missing, with $4,000 and that the
workingmen are very anxious for their wages
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vnPOKTANT TO TAXPAYERS.

PENDING the passage OF the bill introduced in
Congress, aut hOTiZing the adjustment OF
CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES TO REAL ESTATE.
and 10 correct erroneous and excessive charges for
SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS,
rropsrty owners should prepare their claims for pre-
sPntatiJn.
Special attention viii be given To this class Of
Business and all taxpayers interested will find il
advantageous to inLTuSt their claims TO me.
SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES
paid al a large discount.
WILLIAM DICKSON.
222 FOur-dHd-a-haif street,
feI2l-Im Three Doors above Columbia Building.
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NHLIkEN,s LINEN STORE,

S2S Arch Street. Philadelphia,
Established lS47, for the Importation and sale of
Pure Linen Goods of every description.
NEW PRINTED LINEN LAWNS.
Very Beautiful.
ss NEW PATTERNS, OPEN:
Best Display in the Country.
LINEN HASDKERCHIEFS,
LADIES HANDkERCHIEFS,
GENTS HANDKERCHIEF>.
Our tine OF Pure Linen Handkerchiefs Is whole
sale in extent, and retailed al wholesale prices.
Good IRISH LINENS from "a cents Up.
TABLE LlSENs. Importers prices.
LINEN sHEETlNGS, PILLOW LINENS,
TOWELISGS of every kind.
SAMPLES sent by mail. Address
GEORGE MILLIKEN son,
nallS-I2t S2S 4yrJ ST pniladelDhia,
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THE Augusta tGa.) Chronicle compares
Gen. LOngstreet to Benedict Arnold, and says
that the only mercy he can expect at the hands
OF the southern people is that they will allow
him to remain i'm obscurity. Let us see
weren't these people being conciliated.--E
T. Times.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rnhfR HhfHS'n EoYtL Tsfff AZ c.FrEs siaIsn s Of
mPe mi be FsIbKY XII 4, n vESIS 'SF rs9 sa fSs al
s-oIc,E. Every member is requested to le present
msi@i-2t " :. JOHN THOMSON, s=c,y.
~ THE FIFrY-sIXTH ANIMAL CpM-
- men, ement "t The y National Medical CO,tegs
~. Columbian University viii To held in Lin
eoin Hal ora THURSDAY, March 81 at O'Clock
DEL vered bv rrof William Lee, NJ, d.. and the
,aedict';y hy Z. 7. Lewis. of the class. The pro-
% ma aG2 l'' " JOHN C c. RILEY RILEY. N. d." Dean.
g. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
The Spring and Summer Course Will commence
A,,L ,, II Ii IS. q I 80 = pm
" {. i. PtKvIs. NJ. n. secretary.
maII9-2w 1IIs 18Th street.
u BUFFAI.O LITHIA.
@ snG Arro1IfSkfis fSSfsp' 'ASos'
just received
mrLruRS,Ss SsrrHARMAcr,
HaT14-tr 1429 PENNA. AVENUE.
- INDIA RUBBER GOODS
~ FOR INY4LIDS.
HOT WATER BAGS. ICE BAGS, SILK Elias
TIC STOCKINGS, &C.. &c.
W. THOMPSON
naII3-tr Pharmacist. 703 18th st.
~ FRs Of the ANACOSTIA and POTION &C
RIVER r. X. Co. will be held at Room 1. St. Cloud
Building, ON MONDAY, March %. 1878, 2o,cl,k
Pm. The question of diminishing the CAPITA!
fIock will be considered. X. b. Clark, E; M Cha,
pin, L. W. Guinand, II. A. GriswOd. Alfred
Richards, !. II. Richards, L. L. SmithsOn. W.
a. " est, Noble Young, directors. mara 3w
T%D HAYWARD HUTCHI SSON.
~ 317 9TH sTREET NORTHWEST.
With very extensive facilities Tor manufac-
tHriRg, are now showing line of Marb.eizei
Nantes unequaled for richness of design and color
and Tiyating in extent any establishment in the
country. Architects designs for Nantes ami
wa.nScOatingS closely followed, and limitations of
rare and beautiful marbles exactly produced.
Agents for BARSTOS WROUGHT IRON FUR
MACE Baltimore KITCHEN RANGES: also the
Enssfa fireplace STOVE. Contractors for Plumb
ing and all Tin and Copper Work. W ith a large
force OF competent mechanics in their various
branches ard long personal experience, Will do
soOd work cheaper than any other house. MARI ly
~ UNRIVALLED
~ In QUALITY AND PRICE.
Champagne Wines OF
AOET CHANDON,
MOET CHANDON,
Established 1S43
RENAULD, FRANCOIS CO.,
pcyl-ecly Sole Agents for U. s.
40 C. A X d.
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nD A T. ID.
To all who are suffering from the errors and inds-
sfctions of youth nervous weakness, early decay,
Ess of manhood, &C. will send receipt that VIII
eare you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
WasdiscOyered by a missionary in South America:
Sen addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
Z. lNMAN, Station ID, Bible House. New YORK
eiyy. SepSo-ooSkly
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GEORGE T. SCHAFER,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
0ssrs for sale the balance OF his stock at and below
cost 10 close business.
HSsA can is solicited.
maIS-3m III PeRnssl rdnio ave.
w ATCHE ES-
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HUMAN DEGRADATION-In casting the vote
which defeated the whipping post bill in Ken
tucky, the lieutenant governor put his decision
on the broad ground that humanity is already
saving in criminal expenses would warrant
the state in promoting human degradation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-21

Az the finest grades Of ENGLISH, SWISS and
AMERICAN WITCHES,
SPLIT SECOND CHROyOGRAPHS, MINUTE
REPE4TERS, HORSE TIMERS. DC.
&c We call particular attention to the
WATCHES OF OUR OWN PRODUCTION.
in which are introduced the latest American and
European improvements, and we confidently rec
smmend them as the
BEST TIMEkEEPERS
ever offered TO the public.
maIS-tr NJ. W. GAIT, BRO. & co.
pEhONAL. / have removed from my old
i stand, street southeast, TO q much more w .
central and accessible lOcatiOn-1cl2 STREET2S
NoHTHwEsr,-wherem may be found at an>0
times a large and fine stock of CANARIES fmale
and femae), CARDINAL, RED and MOCKING
BIRDS; Also, prepared BIRD FOOD Of all kinds;
FRESH SEEDS. CAGES, etc.
ular11 3w- c. Al. GOETZ.
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At Sacramento, Cal, races Saturday.
Snap beat Playmate, mile heats, in 80 and
heats best time 2:2a.
AS The Lewis lMe.) Journal SAYS that the
practice OF snuff dipping, which is usually
thought TO be confined to the south, is so much
used is from 5000 to 1900 pOunds. which is
worth from $1,000 10 s25,oQO,
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STARvE.-The Pennsylvania coal companies
met in New York, yesterday, and fixed the
production for April at u, 900 tons. the ship
mentS Tor The same month last year being
1.7l2,653 tons, and again advanced the prices
% Inal
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Is 1T CASE OF SUSPENDED ANIMATIOS.-
At Fort Fairfield, Me-, Charles Nj. Wells died
suddenly on the Sth inst, aged 26 years. The
funeral services occurred Tuesday at the
church, ten days after death, when his friends
demonstrated against the burial. the corpse
having appearance of life. The body was re-
turned TO the house of a friend where he died.
Scarcely any change has occurred in the BODY
since death: The opinion prevails that he is
not dead, though the physicians pronounce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-21

THE MILL OPERATIVES at Lawrence, Mass.
Broadway bank, in which they have about
sl.G0,OO0 savings, had suspended. The rumOr
was untrue, but the bank will require two
weeks notice to keep from being Swamped
THE MINERS of all the coal companies tn
Cumberland {Md.) regions, except those of
the Consolidation company, have accepted 10
cents per ton for mining.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-21

A SOCIAL SCANDAL IN CINCINNATI.-rhe
Cincinnati Enquirer publishes the details of a
social scandal, which will result in the dismis-
as principal Of one of the public schools of
that city. The woman in the case whom he
has sedueed, Is Mrs Julia Pooley, nee Bonham,
whose father Is wellknOwn business man OF
Philadelphia, being secretaryof the Indemnity
insurance company. The criminal intimacy
began nearly two years ago, and has been
kept up ever since. The woman, who has con
fessed all to her husband, is residing with her
family in Nenia, Ohio. An Investigation by
the school board will begin at once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-21

THE NEW HAMPSHIRE Observation-Disclosures
from all the towns in New Hampshire foot up
as follows: Prescott, republican, for governor,
3931: Mexican, democrat, 37s65: Kendall,
2ol Flint. 2S: scattering, 80. Prescot's Du.
stand republicans, 205: democrats, 165. The
majority Tor David E. Willard, railroad com
missioner, is 1,Ul2