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=Tnn. p. mlIle,IAHr,s yE.RmTFUGE.
,lrHE GENUINE DR. G. aicIANR's.
A,sERIoAK WORM SPECIFIC,
yERbliFUGE
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

: Is . J - a-. .
The couutenance Is pale and leaien. co!ored, w1tn
occasional Pushes or circumscribed spot on one OF
bo,h cheeks: the eyes become dull !; the pupils
date an azure semicircle runs along the lower eye
lid: The nose is irritated, swells, and sometimes
b,eeds: swelling Of tho upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbinG Of the ears
an unusual secretion OF saliva: shiny or furred
tongue breath very foul, particularly in the morn
ing; appetite variable, sometimes voracious' Win
a knawIng sensation Of the stomach, at others en-
tirely gone; aeeting pains In the stomach; occa-
s,epaI nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
ON, the abdomen; bowels irregular at times co'tVe;
stools shiny, not unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen aud hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hlc-
cough cough sometimes dry and convusive; I'M
easy and disturbed sleep, with grinding OF the
teeth temper variable but generally irritable &c
Whenever the above symptoms are found to exist
DIR. C. McLANE'S vERM1FUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
IN anv form. Tits an innocent preparation, not co.
psoh of doing the slightest injury to the most
tender infant. .... .
The genuine DIR. McLANE's yERMIrUGE bears
the signatures of c. McLANE and FLEMING BROS
on the wrapper. ..s..- .-..
DIR. Z. McLANEs "
LIVER PILLS
are not recommended as remedy IS for all the Ills
that flesh is heir to-" but in affections Of the liver
and all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and SICK
Headache or diseases Of that character, they stand
without rival. .....
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used preparatory to or
after taking quinine.
AS simple purgative they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has red wax seal on the lid, with the
impression DIR. McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of G. McLANE
and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. c. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, of Pitts
burgh, Pa, the market being full Of limitations Of
the name MCLANE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my 19-deowly
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A .ounec,s for Miituu. y. G. =. ,, 4, u,s,sru
y conmect. for AsheYlle and all po'H'' ="
Snrts CAROLINA daily, except Sunta!. T., s,,l!.west
w ~ enn.acis for Macon ana Ill p0!n'' ~
Georcis. ,,o,yj,l. and all paints ~ XIV
rida. >,o.o, aud all rnints In >"n'hN'
| ca e. and Chattaiiooga. Nashville N''A'
| all Tex,s points. o, uor;d;,p Jackson, a@a
E ennm,c,s for Galveston and 81! leA'' prrt,t il
| TT,eIn, from the a5uve.nans1 p.'"N
picSmond nc 4:43 p ": and 72V A, M run daily
hTrsins between Greensboro a"d sa''''
/ except sunday. r,,.,r,.roon and Sleeptn% ~
!. o,hro,,pb On Train No. 4s rom ~" 20 Az.
raichmond 10 Atlanta, and from AID Rich
! rusta. and On Tram No az lfo' "
i .r,ntsts soid TO all points soaih, sou
tSSsas, AMI baggage checked ihfou."i ., SIS 4
| Ern,.S, Train 40, 8, leaving RicAAont- \ VI,
~ Ind No. 10. arriving Ia Richmond ~ .nns-c..ss
Mi 1p have acccnmoiaions for Few Stfrc 90:
ms who nsus, purchase ueSs alionc4 N
iSns on The train, No passengers VIII -
! other freight trains. 80, ., ,,esl tickets
No lay-oser enecAS 'ioIiS r. MAC MCKpr.,
yGnncrsI ps,senser AZ; AssH"
4 y. Il. TALcoyT, tieaerai SaVsso'''1
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JOHN j. SPiLL1NG, Trustee.
POISDEXTER K TUPPER, AactisneerS. Jc2

VALUABLE LANDS IN MECkLEN-
BURG COUNTY For SALE-By virtue Of 4
deed of trust executed by James 7. llarriSs on the
24.h dawof August. 1877. 10 William Baskerville,
Jr.. and John y. Tahb, duly recorded IN M"ek"n-
burg County CouIt In secure i debt therein lnen-
tened. default having been madr. ana we. or one
of us, being required 10 do by the creditor WI
sci! ~ public auction. on the % DAY or Jul.l-
1879, in front Of the courthouse OF 3ieikcnnufs
county. In the town of Roytlton, TWO NALU ABLE
TRACTS OF LAND in said cOunty-h" one bnown
n the :. PAGE PLACE. being part OF the tract OF
land heretofore known is tc Baber Irac', near -
Tammauy OF the Rolnckc river. bounded on me
north by the an'is al \. H. Bricy, Robert Tanner,
and Others. on The ctst b. HE lands OF NATION
Mack,in and others. on the south 10y the estate Oh L.
Ellington, and on the wtS' by the II. Iaminahy
road containing 2Gt ACRES: the other known As
| "STONELAND," helnra part OF the tract formerly
known as the Br1GCh Tract, |, ing on Tic K";nosc
river and bounded on the nnrlh bi me allds Oh =:
T. Rracy and GholSca, on thu cast Dv tEe JANUS "i
Ghcl. on ( Blauton. Ellington. and others. on me
west by the lands OF Hrscy. Jones, and GiheIS, anu
on the south by Eoauokc river, containing fo''a
Til. - are .aid to be most excellent farms.
If the tract Of land first sold Is sufficient 10 satisfy
tho nurp0ses OF the trust tic other viii not be SOLD
TERMS: Cash sutiicEn, 10 pay expenses o., tx,
crutinp said trust and tie notes secured In SAID dted
i,ay 81 a OO) and tn the l%sGe. upon sucn Ter us
rs The grant in said deed NAV indicate WIN the
consent of the said GraI;or more Favorable terms
may br announced on tn" day oil sale
~ 81. WILLIAM BASkERNlLL, JR.,
Trustee;
MARSHALL NJ. GILLIAN,
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FAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR IN
Ia HORSES AND NEfilCLESZr,A

T FAVE YOUR ORDERS FOX stN0
IL HORSES AND VEHlCLESLclA
AT OFFfCB or
LAFAYETTE STABLES.
10. 3 EIGHTH STREET,
where they VIII be promptly Gl'cd with 1t" 6e5 l
stock in The city.
Connection dcGca: pirc~ popular.
PLEASURE CARRIAGES yer hour. FL
WEDDINGS. HOPS, THEATRE, r'.' itl'hi''
At re- sOnabc rates. ...... ,.,.,,
HEAR~E and any number oftAEEiN AGE RI IL
NISIIED FOR FL NERAiS ~ rca>" Hah" rate.
Firsi-cIass HORSES and BUGhlhS i"r hlr" 4
reduced prices. . ,
HORSES AND HUGHES BOARDED mt - i"I-
lowing rates: Per month for H"Ls' ana "'s~'
SIS: per month for saddle Horse. -.
BAGGAGE TRANSFERRED ~ lower rats Iii
anywhere else chargcd-namey 20 crni' pr -'"tt'i
trunk each additional trunk, - Gems; Eil''' "''
small packages, | o cents each. ,
WILLIAM II. SUTHERLAND.
VTpNi"'"r
ON and after WEDNESDAY. May 81. orir's r.
cciycd through the Bclt Telephone promptly a''rn'-
cd +, my i9-cOd-N
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By w Goddin, '~'~'
Real Estate Agent and Aactiopeer.
corner or Eleventh and Bank street,

-- A9SLioS ,,- sALEs-..Fature Days.
By w GoddIn,
Real Estate Agent and AactioDeer
corner Of Eleventh and Bank s,rer,,
FOE SALE L AT AAtysGGr1oN THE
~ ri EEL 4 sa1!S PRIy Y DWELLIxG
AND Sixth STREETS. ""AcE
THE BEAUTiFtI yAGAST Lo OF A iAtF;
THERETO. ''HiNG
on THE FoLLoWlNG DAY,
PoRIlg gSa 4E THf cfHTksNMIFTHEEro WIT,
THREE H6oK-cAsEs. 81 9SG }pEip r,,c.
w aIH Y Al AL ID HAASSPDs1MEJY GAR%Xb.k
LlBRARY AND PARE0R e e. f npTrhrlS'
LARGE AND ELEGANT WTSDOW.cIrT ,rvo
to IA MATCH 1Sne1 G}nyE ;!sTo "'''
LARGE AND SOLID MAII0GiNY Drvrvc
TABLE AMP ANTiQUE si6 6:i o,IN5NG'
AM y ''r" If:SnTSW n9T NECESSARY TO
On MONDAY the 9th day Of june, >, o..,.,
p. ~. shall sell the LARGE AED ~ y " ci1cS
RESIDENCE above deserted now ncc,,ai. ~ Ut
Hon. james Lyons. which Is ore OF tho mo, ." a,Ie
cious and best finished In The city. There AR. h,,
rooms on every cham0e floor. and 4 nuc nov I,,
mace ia the basement. WHICH Is above pr[nrI , 'ur.
of solid dressed granite. '''' 'il'I
The LOT contains 4 front Of 81 feet. and run,
back 1913 feet 10 paved alley and Is rhorr,,.tt"S
drained by culver 5. which were put ~ cr.,.c,f
pense when the whole was altered aud tl,-.,,rI
repaircd few years since. ''."T
The VACANT LOT has front Of a. fr,: ,,,
rEns back 10 same alley, which beloEE m ,nr - 49,,
whole property Upon this lot iEercf !, Ir,, ''i
ctpaci"ns stable and carriagc h"u.c and III. rrlr
frame OF a greenhouse. ia
ERAS: For the real estate. one fourth cash. Tia
baaDc" Al Six, twelve am! cightccn mnu'AS H. , '
goriabe notes. Including interest .rcur, Iv t w.
trust: the taxes and insurance for 1874 t..,it
by the purchaser. For The furniture All ,r,n ,|
der $50. cas- oyer that sum. crcdit of sky ,ys
FOR approved endorsed ncg"tithI" paper
,oo W. HNDDlN. Aucrionnr.
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By Jas. Macdongall. Auciioneer.
No. 10 GOYernor. Street.


cHOW-CAsEs, CONFECTIONERY.
y FURNITURE. &C. AT !suCTION:-On MON.
DAY. June 2d, 1T or o'clock will sell at No. l
cast Broad street, between Second and Third streets
an elegant assortment OF the above goods. such az
One OYAL-FKONT SILYER-PLATED SHOW
One SQUARE sIbyER;PhATED sHow-cAsE;
Stock Of CUN TECTIONERY. such rs Fine Candies,
Can-Frnits, Nuts Cakes, &c. -
Also Sons iie 'S Of OF one Walnut Paror suit walnut
Bedsteads and be-Top Tables, bureaus,
WarorooeS. Washst4n1 T i Eso L9oRlhs
Beds and Hair Mattresses. one good Cooking
JAS. MACDoUGALL, Auctioneer;
F. Il. COOK. Salesman. my 30
BY r. lIockaday,
General Auctionccr and Commission Merchant,
1928 Main street.
UCTION SALE TO-DAY: COMMENC.
N ING promptly at 10 A: n. Of
S ST1THEf bA hGRS. F CHhE sFooR'
SO b barEej; x9sThEES 'EAcH-ELow Po-
10000 oY FAtS sH'xekEs;
5 RsF s. A Gi:K ~ Is PEts PEAS;
set each SINGLE. and DoUBLE-HAR-
Auction sales made Of personal property of every
description in any pIrt e TX fsiD
G. W. DuEsBERRY, Jr. Assistant: = G2 =
Bv K. S. Anderson & Son,
General Commission Merchants AMI Auctoneers,
1924 Main street.
WE WILL HAVE OUR REGULAR
w Auction SALE OF GROCERIES, &C., To-
DAY commencing at o o'clock promptly.
Consignmcnls SOLICITED, and rcceircd up 10 hour
of sale. l.. ;. ANDEhsOS ~ SON,
je2 Auc.ioneers.
By Jno. 4. LauShton, Jr.. Auctionecr
9lG Main street. p.
T,yCELLENT sEVEN-OCTAVE ROSE
Il WOOD-CASE r1ANO. GENERAL ASS0RT-
MG OF siOW.GASEs, SC, Ar ACCTIoN.--
THIS DAY (MonIayl at 0 O'Clock will sell IL my
auciion-house, ole Main street. zo,> -,
excellent SE.yEN-OCTAVE ROSEWOOD Pl-
An assortment of FURNITURE, consisting of
MALSET &C CH an ~ su wITj,susr,SDs
TABLES. CHNlRS. REFRiG TRAITORS,
BATH-TUBS. HIP. BATHS.
SECRETARY and BOOk-CASE:
1 handsome round-fr0nt SiLFER-MOuSTED
M SHaS Walnut MAkSur AND sILvER-PLArED
'i0" JSo. Z. LAUGHToN., JR.
iao -. Auctioneer.
HTGH: CONsTABLE'S SALE.-FUR-
Ill NITURE. CARPETS. DESk. MATTlNG,
REFRIG orator. &C.-l will sci! at pubic AUG =
ton, on MONDAY The I'd day Of JUNE, 1879, al ~
O'clock a. NJ, as my cfsce, No 1906 cast Franklin
street. the following property, 10 satisfy suhdrS
"tti BI n ,BEnSTEADS. WAslISTANDS,
, LOUNGES. SOFAS, MATTRESSES,
FEATHER-P1LLOWS,
CARPETS. MATTlEG, .'
CLOCKS, PICTURES. ,.
CANE and WOOp- SEATED CHAIRS,
SAFES, REFRIGERATOR, ~,
PIPES, TABLES.
s.. WINDOW-SIfADES, TRUNKS, ."
SCALES and WEIGHTS, ...- -.
MIRRORS, LAMPS.
CASTORS, IRON TENDERS,
TOBACCO, SHOES.
WALNUT DESK, &C., &C, &C.
ALSO, ....
One BEER-pUAlP and FIXTURES;
TERMS: Cash. tt. WHIING.
ie2 u. - -. ~.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pays.
800 By Grnbbs & Williams.
Arctioneers and Real Estate AGENTS,
Eleventh street between sIaiH aud Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND

FTRUSTEES' SALE OF HOUSE AND
4 LOT fJN@SMITH'S HILL. FIFTH STREET,
AND VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND ON WEST
FLOYD STREET NEAR MONROE PARE. At
hIJCTION-fn d TT execution OF . deed of trust
from Frank D. Hill and wife, duty recorded In the
clerks Office Of Richmond Chancery Conr'. we win
sen on THURSDAY. June 5. 1879. al o'clock L:
M on the prem ses. east side or Fifth street beyond
Preston street. a NEW AmEHOUSE containing
four rooms. The lot fronts 30 feet, running back
an irregular depth.
And at 6 o'cIuck r. NJ. on the premises, that
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND or the north side
of + oyd bet Teen Cherry and Linden streets. COM
mencilg fifty feet from the northwest corner of
Floy and Linden Streets with front of 40 feet on
Floyd street, and running back between parallel
lines 1919 feet to 4 wide alley This lot Is only two
square. from Monroe Park, and in 4 rapidly i'm
proving neigbhorhond.
TERMS: One third cash: balsace NJ six and
twelve months. wir six per cent. interest added.
,-.#. MARSHALL NJ. GILLIAN,
ROBERT II. GILLIAN.
iao
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BY PoindeItcr & Upper,
Real Es.ate Agents and Auctloneers,
1900 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ SMALL
l. BRICK TENEMENT on THE NORTH SIDE
OF MARSHALL STREET BETWEEN SEVEN
TEENTU AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS.-By
virtue of deed or trust from Henry Frschkcrn and
wife to The undersigned trustee, bearing date on
the oath day of January, S76. and recorded 10 the
clerb's Office OF the Richmond Chanccry Court 10 Sc
cure the payment OF certain negotiable note therein
mentioned. default having been made In the puy-
mrnt of said note and being required so 10 do by
the holder thereof. shall SCH by suction. on the
premises, on FRIDAY the 9Th day OF June; SD
the sboyc-fcscribed BRICK TENEMENT. No
1904 Marshall street, containing five rooms. and In
good repair. any one desiring a comfortable little
home or a safe Investment should attend This SALE
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale and a note
for 52a5, with interest thereon from the gam OF
January. 1879: balance upon such terms as may be
announced ut sale.
JOHN d. SPTLLlNG, Trustee.
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s;AscHasrsn AaD y1clS.TY.

FOR OTHER ssIocAr', SEE FIRST rAas.l
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rEA1 ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

THOR SALE AT 4 SACRIFICE, A a.
Il HOUSE AND LOT IN ASHLAND.-Thc g-s
house Was built, with ten or eleven rooms nl lI
wears ago. ut q cost of THIRTEEN ny NDhEO
DOLLARS. The lot cost four hundred dollars, III
dependent Of the house, and contains near three
acres of ground. pleasantly situated on HSnoveer
street near the college, and can DC ho"Gnti \ 81 ~
application be made, for ELEVEN hONDh1D
DOLLARS. Title perfect. ., T.,
TERMS To suit and possession at any Ilni N,, III
quire of L. I-SN n,v
nv 81 .2t* Ashland. Hanover CouLts, 80.
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LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.
.-----~--------~--~--~-----~,-
sAsza ~ go ~ esI.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR TIE
SALE OF HORSES, MULES. CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES, AND WAGONS
AT AUCTION
RICHMOND BAXAAR,
1888 AND l44O FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.

The subscriber has fitted up In connection "!'h
his Intensive stables one of the most
COMPLETE AND CONVENIENT EAZAAES
To- he found In this country: ANA having every IA
cility fu the accommodation OF stock, respectfully
soltclIs Consgimcnt> OF
HORSES, MULES, And VEHICLES. .'
OF every kind. promising that al stock. e.. ""i-
signed 10 him Shall have every attention, ana re-
TURKS promptly made.
. Liberal CASH ADVANCES made when required,
II Is enough 20 say that Major T.. T. fooK la,
charge OF the Auction Department. and tapit;l
&. $. ALLEN Is General Manager OF the LiT"rS lb"-
parimctt. - .
NV STABLES are new. OF LARGE CAPACITY,
and afford every convenience for druYrr..
Parties desiring 10 purchase for ilI'jr own ~" "r
the trade viii lind large stock H. ,"'""' WON.
AUCTION SALES every " EDNESDAl AMI >NI'
URDAI AT 10 O'Clock \. VI. ..
JOHN II. DAVIS.
! n PACE salesman ms Y
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TOR SALE AT AUCTION THE
II LARGE AND ~ III
ELEGANT PRIVATE DWELLING
ON THE SOUTHEAST CORSFR 81 CD CD
AND SIXTH STREETS. ""A'E
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EUROPE.
The Threatened Invasion of servia.

The Threatened Invasion Of Servia.
BELGRADE, Aug 25.-In consequence of
the notification given by the Kali of Kassova
that he will be unable to prevent the invasion
of Servia by a large force of Albanans, the
Servian government has taken measures for
the defence of the territory.
Bad Harvests in the East.
LONDON, Aug. PA Times despatch from
Bushire says the drouth has severely affected
the spring harvests in south Persia and the
Bagdad and Bussorat districts in Asiatic Tur-
key. The price of wheat in Mesapotamia has
risen to three times the usual sum.
Austria's Relations With Germany and
Russia.
A Vienna despatch says: The differences be-
tween Russia and Germany are considered
here to be ON the eve of passing from the stage
of newspaper controversy to that OF diplomatic
precaution. The entire press friendship be-
tween Austria and Germany will be proved in
case OF need by deeds. Diplomatic relations
between the Austrian and Russian cabinets are
less cordial than between any two cabinets in
Europe, and the friendly intercourse which ex
listed for many years has entirely ceased.
Foreign Notes.
L'Union. declares that the Comte de Cham
bord is still at Frohsdorf, which place he has
not quilted for some time past. Reports are
current here that he has been on French terri
tory and left for London in obedience to the
request of the French police.
The builders strike in Bristol, which COM
menced last November, has ended with the
submission of the workmen in the joiners'
and carpenters departments to the masters
terms.
1t is declared by competent judges that the
rain of last week in England has done more
damage in some districts than all the previous
excessive rains
The Toronto Globe has the following special
by cable: Sir Charles Upper has ordered 49,
600 tons of steel rails, at 97s. Cd. per ton, de-
livered at Montreal, for the Canadian Pacific
railroad.
The Times Berlin despatch says General
Lazareff's expedition is suffering terribly from
heat, dysentery and scarhutic ailments. His
horses are dying in great numbers and camels
are very scarce.
Almost famine prevails among the tenant
farmers in the west of Ireland.
Legitimist newspaper the Nation, of Lisbon.
will be prosecuted for publishing matter in
sulting to the King of Spain and Spanish ma
ton.
AT the request of the English minister the
Governor of Erzeroum has been dismissed.
Military inspector is about to start for Ar
menia to take precautions against revolt.
Communal council of Ostend will institute
proceedings against Paris Figaro for falsely an
nouncing cholera existed at Ostend and Bru-
ppS
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MINOR KILOGRAMS.

Representatives of Wallace Ross have made
made a claim on the shareholders for the
amount of the stakes on q race at Halifax to-
day, because the friends of Smith had no turn
ing boats in position Saturday as provided in
the articles of agreement.
Margaret Lecompte spoke in prayer meet
ing at a Methodist church in New York, Sun
day. She closed with the words: II know
am in the hands of the Lord then fell in her
seat and expired
VIM Fry, a baker of Cincinnati, killed ia
cob Janch yesterday with Ratchet. Cause,
reservation of 50 from Fry's wages.
Richard Boiseau, Washington journalist,
died yesterday.
Major General Joseph Hooker is in Concord
the guest of Gov. Head. He will attend the
veteran reunion at Weirs today.
VIM III. Vanderbilt will not let his garden
for the great international walking match in
September
Kentucky lottery was enioined yesterday by
the Circuit Court and no drawing took place.
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MARINE NEWS.
A Pilot Boat Sunk by Collision
ALL HANDS BUT THE COOK
DROWNED.
ALL T

ST. JOHN, Aug. 25.-Henry Walker, cook
of the pilot boat Hercules, was brought here
yesterday from Digby. He reports Saturday
last the pilot boat and the schooner Maggie
Quinn, from Annapolis for Boston, collided
about twelve miles from Machlas, off Seal
Island Light The schooner had her bowsprit.
fome Sanctions, and part Of her deck cargo OF
wood carried away, chain parted and her an-
Choir fell on the rail of the pilot boat. Walker
jumped on the schooner as the vessels parted.
Those on the pilot boat shouted for the
schooner to round, as they were sinking. This
could not be done. The extent of the damage
d one to the pilot Loaf is not known, as she dis
appeared She had on board Capt. Price,
Daniel Daley and George Mulherrin, pilots,
and Michael McEwan, deck hand. The
Maggie Quinn changed her course and re-
turned to Annapolis.
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by TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Fire at Stockton


STOCKTON, Aug. PA fire occurred at two
O'Clock this morning in the attic of Amos
Dickey's store, which was occupies byW F.
Griffin, totally consumed the same, together
with the adjoining stores of B. NJ. Roberts and
G. c. Roberts. Amos Dickey's store was not
insured; loss $1,000; w. F. Griffins loss $4,000;
insured $1,000; Savings bank store, loss $4,000;
insured for $500. B. M. Roberts and G. c..
Roberts goods were partially saved in a
damaged condition. Partially insured. Cause
unknown.
A Boston Herald Mistake Corrected.
PENNINGTON, Aug. 25.-The statement of
the correspondent of the Boston Herald that
Hon. J. C. Burrows was formally a Green
hacker and that he ran for Congress in 1876,
is entirely false He has always been
thorough hard money man.
An Escaped Convict Captured.
LAWRENCE, Mass, Aug. 25.-Daniel Connolly
alias Kit, who escaped from Auburn, Me-, jail
three months ago, was arrested in this city
this evening.
Fire In Dexter
DEXTER, Aug. 25.-The house and barn
o"ned by Henry j. Stafford, occupied by VIM.
Brown, was burned this morning. Loss $500;
no insurance; cause, children playing with
matches.
Sudden Death.
PENNINGTON, Aug. 25.-Joseph M. Hopkins
at work in Mr. Thwings tannery dropped
dead at 10 o'clock to-day. His age was 50
years and seven months
Two Young Ladies Drowned.
BANGOR, Aug. 25.-Two girls named Matilda
Sherrard and Hattie Hamilton, fifteen and
sixteen years old, were drowned at Lincoln
Sunday while bathing. Bodies recovered.
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midas TROUBLES.

Famine in Cashmere-The Rumpa Rebel
lion-Sickness Among the Troops.
LONDON, Aug. 25.-The Calcutta correspond
ent of the Times reports that starvation and
misery still prevail in Cashmere. Affairs in
Eastern Bengal are also causing much anxiety.
The Duke of Buckingham has not yet carried
out his idea of visiting the scene of the Rumpa
rebellion. The troops of the Nizam will aid
the British in depressing disorders. The 18th
and 29th Madras Infantry are suffering Sc
verely from fever. The number of deaths in
the regiments which lately returned from He
rat is variously estimated at from 100 to $50,
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, Aug. -Hogs-Receipts Il. 900 head;
shipments $500 head; market steady and unehang-
ed; mixed packing at 3 oo4S 25i good to prime
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head shipments POO head;
only few good Cattle here; best So95 90; fair to
at 1 1898 so; Western Cattle-heavy supply slow
and unchanged; through Texans firm at 1902 70;
yards well cleared.
Sheep-Receipts 300 head; Texans 1ac lower than
two weeks ago; natives slow and tendency lower for
second rate animals.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Murder and Fraud at the Colombia Elec-
tiOnS.

Murder and Fraud at the Colombia Elec-
tionS.
PANAMA, Aug. 16.-The Pacific Steamship
Co.'S steamer was at Panama on the 10th inst.
During the polling for members of the Ma
tional Legislature the party in opposition to
ing of the ballot-box at the central precinct of
city and for shat purpose began fight. Two
officers of the Colombian guard used their re-
volvers freely, scattering the crowd. One of
the principal leaders of the negro party, stall
wart black, named CASHMERE de La Flor, who
declared he would murder his opponents with
out mercy should they oppose him, went to
electioneer at Chepo the other day. He blus-
tered and staggered about, creating distur-
bance when the Alcalde ordered his arrest.
The next morning he was released and assured
the people that he would go to Panama and
bring % of his friends and burn down the
town. His ability to carry out this threat was
undoubted. He was again arrested and placed
in the stocks, when men disguised emerged
from the neighboring woods, and, in spite of
the efforts of the alcalde to save him, actually
hacked him to pieces with their machetes.