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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-30

Deep-seated coughs, and catarrh extend.
ing to the lungs, cured by Malt Btters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-30

zt 1890 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating
two candidate for Senators. candidate for Judge
Of Probate. candidate for sheriff. candidate TO;
County Comm ssioner, candidate for County Treas
urer candidate for Clerk Of the Courts, candidate
for Register OF Probate. and to transact all other
business that may properly come before the convsn-
tion. The ba.is Of representation will be as follows:
Every city. town and plantation. will be entitled to
one delegate, md an additional delegate Tor every
seventy five votes cast for the Republican candidate
for Governor ut tire election Of 1876. fraction Of
forty votes will be entitled to additional delegate.
The Cities tov and plantations entitled 10 the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-30
FOR GOVERNOR,
DANIEL +. DAVIS,
OF CORINTH.

For MEMBERS OF CoSGEEss:
nd Dist. WILLIAM +. FRYE, OF Lew
iston.
Sd STEPHEN ID. LINDSEY, Of
Sorridgewsck.
4th CHARLES A. BOUTELI.E
Of Bangor.
9Th SETH l.. MILLIkEN, OF
Belfast.
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win be sent from now TIL the close of the Stat,
Campaign, for &1.30.
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Hoop's SARsARAR!!!A

Is carefully prepared extract Of the best remedies
of the vegetable kingdom known to medical SCI
ence as Alternatives, Blood Purifiers Diuretics and
Toncs such as Sarsaparlla. Yellow Dock. Stillngia.
Dandelon, Juniper Berries, Mandrake. Wild Cherry
Bark and other selected roots, banks and herbs. A
medicine, like anything else. can be fairly judged
only by its results We point with satisfaction to the
glorious record Hoods Sarsaparlla has entered for
itself upon the hearts of thousands Of people in New
England who have personally or indirectly been.re-
ueved Of terrible suffering which all other remedies
failed to reach.
Messrs c. l. Hood & Co: Gents-Please send me
by express two bottles Hoods Sarsaparlla and few
Cook Books for distribution. Your preparation has
worked wonders in the case OF my wife, VINO mas
been troubled with sick headache and biliousness ior
years She only took onehalf teaspoonful at dose,
and has not been so well for five years as now She
found that within week after taking she 1et very
much better and Is entirely free from those Sc
we're headaches. She has not taken any OF any nc.
count last spring, and what little she had Is lent
to do others good and we must have II IN the mouse.
Yours truly, HOMER b. NASH, Pittsfieid, Mass.
C.IHOOD 4 CO., Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass,
Price 81, six for S.. Sold by Druggists.
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Republican County Convention.

The Republican voters Of Kennebec Comfy, are
requested to send delegates TO a convention TO be
holden At
Granite Hall, Augusta. "wednesday,
AnRust nth.
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Schools of sharks have been seen in New
York bay.
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CAMPAIGN JOURNALS.
The UeeEfU Journal.
The Ddily journal,

win be sent from July q. till the close Of the
State Campaicu. for ID cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22

right along The Peuobacot River COMPANY had l.y'p
tons OF icc which is delivering and snrgents .o'n
pany had shout 900 tons which IL nov Deing -BPp"
The KnickerbOcker Company has q house a. Bsnkor
containing 5000 tons. into winch they are nreak nk
this week. tell yon from the presen' onooA ~ 80, w.,
reach hgnar figures Than any ~ before
October There are great many kinds Of business NAV
IN go arSund, those " no Will pay will gei H.
What do think of the idea OF Importing eS It'"
Norway o.. ~ ,-at.h,
ON that cannot amount 10 anything; the frrisht
would De so great that could cut on aI 'be pions ~
mice here The trip from Norway would take thirty
days at and at least 30 per cert OF te
Ice would melt then the men woui navr 10 herp ~
tbe numps ali the time and long before Navy TX would
be reached there would te Ice eft. The Norwcsnn
would h, mefehantabe- ~ all, except for packing or
some InIng OF That KIND"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22

OIED.
ALTMAN On FRIDAY ADJUST 20 Ardessa infant daughter
OF Robert and Kate VI. Altman.
BEDFoHD-At nchned springs, Friiav August %
nins ! Bedford - ......,,,,,x
invited the funeral from - AIMS 'huF1H $50
lZh.s Monaay morning. a. $3.50 o'clock III 10 Nnny
requested not 10 sead noweIs
cHAABERLAIN-s suddenly; on Fnday; 2oih INST. at n's
residence. e9 MaisonAve William T. ChAln i 81.
on Nondly 23f INST al ~ O'Clock IL Kindly re.
Quesied that no flowers DO sem.
FOX-At Saratoga. -. Jane Bleecscr vile OF mo
Rev Norman toE Of this city 49,, 49,. ,,,.r,,
Rsal'es trends are 'ei 20 attend ga ss' iner
qGesteG . send flowers.
NE, Penn Dsa BIO iSsad %i,e Of joseph
F ssstep az co EsIsr pans 1onaay August "a 1850
HOFFMAN-At Newport AugusS D, 1880. william Bayard
sor OF the William Hoffman, OF Vest Chester an ne
Fnsra on Monday August - 1t OILS O'Clock in The aern
ing from ieaeo No. IS West 2.d't Ne" YORK
CITY.
KELLoGGzsaldenly. At synyen DayyL n y. Ans'i'' 20
Funers At ais las residence spuyien DuyV 9nniaV "'
22d inst, at 2 u. m.
KIDDoO-In this city Thursday August 49, Joseph D.
Funeral services TRINITY Chapel 25th ST. Monday tho 2t
The mterment viii Oe az Wcst Point - - - !,
Bring back ms friends VINO desiie finer
LEE-On Wednesday August IL. &C the house Of Mr e d..
Wi.iiaal Eliot Lee Of Sew.9ork.
PARKERIu this city August 20 1880 Edward Dr. Parker
Funera on san lay August % AZ 20 AZ he residencs
ol his father George ". Parker J53 West lIti'st
sMIrH-In this city, tho evening Of The 2Oh ns hlhi
beth, daughter Of sue late Dr. 81 b smith o phi,ahe,ps
Her friends those Of her sister, Ellen l. COn2aon He
yllel 20 attend hr nner %ihoS. on rbird p,y
Cues.y the nst.. O'Clock. Friends are reInesS'i
not u send flowers.
Phila .elpnia papers please copy
SIMPSONAt in ths cityon August "a '" sou
Simpson. IN the 6lst year Of bis age
Notice Of funeral OF M0nday.
WAYDELI Port Chester NY. saturday August II.
OF Brgnts disc s. william A. son OF John H. ana kuOy A
Waydel 10 mis- Ilth year.
Notice funeral hereafter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
SHOT BY A THEN

MAX LEviNGER ROBBED on FIRs1-'vE' AND OTTO
scuvyRINGER SHOT BY ONE or THE FLEEING
THIEVES.
Otto Schweringer age eighteen, a butchers
o,Dr.n,ica living at No. 037 First-ave. was shot
o,d aevereiy wounded ~ a thieI iA7I hAhb ON
pIr,ave The bullet intended for Max Lev
,r,,o, a COLLECTOR who had just been robbed o. MS
-, "a cham Mr. Levinger was walking along the
a,,e ,yheu he vas suddenly set upon by two strange
men one suachcd mis- watch aud chain "niie the her
ioned bls arms % his back, ana both theh ia" toward
Fortvntnth-st and turning the corner maae ior the
Eost River Mr.. Levnger pursued them' shouting
stop rhefr at the top OF his voice. QUO
, ,ras on his way 70 a customer In forty-seco' d1t
,,,, ID, n t,set with meat stopped on the corner as
-, ,,vo men ran past. LcyinGer was close oehind
.'o had inst reached tie butcher "nen one Oh
& turneY. half BLOCK away, ana taxing out
49," volyer nrcd "a shot al l!s pnrauiI' me Ouict
ia tnob Srhw,ringer IN the cheek ana l]dge !
~ ~ the fhroat The chase came 10 an end
., &c and the tllrves escaped, WINE tic
~ ,s'1.t lad was carried u 81 Luxe y
,',sI wLer. his wound waa found 10 De- OF oaIRef-
-, ,''inrr IBc bullet had lodged III ihe pacA OF tie
a.t md could not be foupu. hSeflgei l. IN Inc
snpioy OF Mr. uornotta- at No 1eS ihira-4Ve. ihe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
ROBBING A DYING WOMAN.
SAD DEATH OF MRS. SARAH J. COULD.

SAD DEATH OF MRS. SARAH j. GOULD.
THE STORY OF HER MANY AFPIICrIoSs-LEFr
ALONE AT THE MERCY OF THIEvING SER
vANT-KATE MEEHAN ARRAIGNED AND HELD
FOR TRIAL
Mrs. Sarah j. Gould, of No. 41O Fourth-ave.,
who had been robbed by her servant, Kate
Meehan, died yesterday afternoon. Her
physician says that in his opinion
the belief that the servant had been in the
habit of dragging her in order to rob her Is
not we'll founded. Kate Meehan was arralgned
Mt the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day, and was held for trial. BY singular
coincidence her sister appeared in the court
room while she was there, and thus clew
was afforded to the stolen property large
part of which was recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
MRS. CHARLES KEAN.
LONDON, Aug. 21.-Mrs. Charles hean, who
retled from the stage death OF her husband l.
dead.


dead.
Mrs. Charles Kean, better known by her
maiden name, Ellen Tree. the daughter OF gentle
man who held an appointment in the East india House
She was born In the South OF Ireland in December,
1903 She made ner first appearance before the public
at Coyent Garden Theatre LOndon), as Olicta, in
Twelfth Night the occasion being the benefit Of her
sister Maria Tree In 1928 Maria Tree retired from the
stage and married Mr. Bradshaw, a gentleman
Of fortune who for some time represented Can
terbury IN ParlI sment. Ellen Tree II, X acted
AZ Edinburgh ana th and then obtained an engage
nent sc the Drury Lane Theatre where she first ap-
peared as VioIante IN ''TLe Wonder" In 1929 she
went 10 Coveut Garden Theatre appearing there for the
Arst time az Lady TornIsy in The provoked Husband
For her benefit she played Romeo to Fanny KemDies
Juliet aud cess was 50 great tnan the mana ger
rutrusted TO ,hg pat Ot the heroine N Miss he-
Dc's play OF Frances L. some years iater sue %
,Ined one OF Ter greatest trumphs IN SERGEANT Tal
tOurI's IIn." She the Original MdTtdnd III cntrl-
dan KuOwless play OF Tire WIZ the Original countess
IN AIS play OF e Love" and the original HyThd IN
Byrons "sardanalalIs Her name, however, Is enemy
with Sndkespeares RosaIind ana VIOLA and
VIII TaIfOurG's d" IOn.' Between 1886 ana ISJS
she this country and mt with au
en- ihusiastic reception. she married Mr Acan on
her this country, and whIe mere they pro,
dured, Oh "a AreGt spleudor, the IraGtCes Oh
d" KIM JJnn " and " Rlchar'i Ill" In 1901 MI h"an
bc no the the Punccss's IbeAtre whefc Ne
scenery aud COS es. Mrs KeAn asslsteI ner husband
materially promoting the success or te theatre uui
me rae ten years her husband rt.ancd oJnIO OF l..
After .eIlrng from the Princess Theatre DR. ana hrs
si,naliy payed IN London Mr.. Kean died on January
=.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
THE FIRE RECORD.
THE cuARIEsTOwN NAVY YARD.

Bosroy, Aug. 21.-A fire of considerable
raop,tnde broke out tonight the hacking room Of
the ropewalk IN the Charestown Navy Yard. When dis
covered. owing 10 the inhammablc nature OF the
material In the building. the fire had already
gained great head way and the Navy Yard hreengnes
,boucn promptly at work. maze but little Impression
on the blaze. The city fire department soon ar
rived, however, and with I'll" e'"''n' ~
-, Tho Navy Yard brigade. succeeded In
o,ort an bour in suhduing the flames.
The shops were all burned out while the OF tne
ofces were badly damaged by water Inc ioas on ma
chinery slock aud tools will reach 90Oooo WINE we
damage To buildings will swell the total loss u nearly
$4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
oppAr FIRE IN WORCESTER.

WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. 21.-The sannet
mill owned by b. h. Larned. of Auburn was burned tn'
Morning Loss $50 900; insured for $40 OOO on poll
cies of 80 900 each the following companiesi Hnd
Hartford, PhGDix. Home, Niagara PheniK Vi Ne"-
VII FIRE Associates, North British Guardian, Com
,nerc,ai Tnlon Scottish COmmertill, hninhurg, OF
psacen Iancasbire, London and Lancashire. Royal,
sr,nsa.ld Pennsy vana, North American, German
,audH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
WALTER ;. MORGAN.

POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y, Aug. 2I.-Walter 5.
Morgan. OF The Poughkeepse fress, WHO Cied at his
fatAer's residence l.. It's city. Wednesday. fell
down stalrs ami broke his neck The dec-ased began
his c.roer a. bookKeeper the Merchants Bank In TINS
city, when lie left accept the post OF cashier in tho
Dover Plains Bauk, IN Duchess County. After hay NJ
for two years acccpGby performed the duties OF the
nos ton he went 10 Memphis, Teun and for several
wears ne was treasurer OF a bapkinghUuse thcre ne
returned t. this city In 1857 and ~ 20 the time ot MS
e nm MAJ been on the sraf OF The Daag frsss. Tie
aer the deceased ~ one or the most wealthy anu
1uost prominent citizens OF IOuYIEeepsio-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22

His art is usually rather Of that mixed kind which IN
turns comments upon and describes lie and nature than
OF that genuine kind which exempfes them Hence
he more frequently writes poetry than organic poems
some OF these latter mag, however. occasionally be
found In his tenderly plaintlve Requiem ami in
some OF his love though they are hardly equal IN
the sentiment which inspires them. In
of his productions there ia over elaboration of
detail. and "a want Of concentration and glow which
leaves them Notwithstanding their grace, atyeJ
vague aud colOrless.- The Athcn@am.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
RAILWAY NEWS.
THE GREENvILLE RAILROAD SALE.

Co1rMBIA. :. c., Aug. 2l.-Judge Hudson
todsy aed his decree tie Greenyille Railroad case.
T, orders that W thin days the Master snail adYer
rise for thirty days Sr naranteet bids higher Than
SO 1893 600 NO bid OF less than @-oooo Hu'aH'e W
ma received, that II such bid DC made IN,
pe shsu De resold aIter thlrty GAYS
a"rrrtieeIuent and a. sale The Master rnah oes IA
~ tne iuuest gusran bid mt Al no sn,n bu %
,naI TIN Msssrs. Clvde. Logan. BRIAN Anq Co' VIZ.
- ali nave the road a. @23936J0 npon compliance WIN
ta .r,na of ,lc AS modified inc urueI CP"h 'oii
couuIlauce the road 10 10 De rCsOd AZ the'4 i'sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS
FRESH AIR FOR MOTHERS IND CHILDREN

A complimentary excursion up the Sound
., Cen Island has been offered 10 tue mollers and
ch,laren of tho Eighteenth and Twenty-hrst
W,rd. nv the Hon. John IL Starin. TO
take onee tomorrow. Crooks amateur
band has volunteered for The day. TIE steamer and
narres will leave the foot OF East Nneteentnst nj a.
~ lnd E4sl Tnry-thirdst at 300 IL NJ Tickets adj
ni fl,s n,otn.r and t-ree Children. have been dis
II bued by LOO prou nent residents OF these wards
bas picnic viii be hell IL the Island
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sCKIBNER X WEXFORD.

Through Normandy BY Kathar Ne ). MacqloiL 20 u
ustIafIOls limo olOt1, g.
Through Brittany. BY Hathara =. Maequoid % mus
frat limo, q OfA IS.
The Ascent OF the Matter orn by Edward Whyngsn
100 illustrations. syo. cloth, 81 ~
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HENRY HOLT & co..

Democracy An American Novel l6no. cloth 81 Lets-
Hour SeIios.
Austin Dobson,s Viguettesin Rnyms. With al intro
iuclion Oy h. c. stedmau Square emo, co n 81
Cory's Guide to Modern Easii'h History. Part L
l5-ls
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T. B. PETERSON q BR0rIERs.
All l..

MYRTLE Lawn. new American Navel. ~ iobert r.
ballard o. Worth Carolina limo, Morocco cloth 81 30.
rucie Rodey. A now novel by Henri Greyile sqaS
limo Paper. 90 cents cloth. 81 %.
Mana By Emile Zoa- seque. 30 I" l. Nssommoir" Com
pste and unabridged Paper IS cents cloth 81.
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aOUGHTON. MIFRLIN & Co.
ll Asf0r-pIace.

81 Asfor-piace. -
The Uudi.c overed Couuiry. by w. d. Howoiia l2mo.
cloth. 81 ~.
Tales Of a Waysde Inn BY Henry W. Longieiow'
l6ino doth 81 20.
Evcry Day English sequel 70 their Usea"
Nv Richar; LIMO CLOTH ~
-ociali.m Vol VIII Of the Boston Monday Lectures
Ex lnsnnh Oonk l2mo. cloth. 81 so.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

SDaOpSis IOF N , II u NIFT's
WASHINGTON. Aug. %, L q. m.-Ihe DarOm-
etcr IA lowest IN the Northwest and in New England
and highest in the Gulf States. Tie trmperature has
flcn IN the Gulf states Lake RECON- It has risen
slightly IN the Northwest. East o. the Mississippi RIVER
10 ureya ing w nds are nth 10 west Light ram 4
fallen since the las; report NewEngand and the Mid
die Atlantic States.
lrdtrdu01s.
For the Middle Atlantic states, stationary or lower
b,romrfrr stationary temperature. winds mostly rom
south 10 west. partly cloudy weather aud occasional
local ram followed by clearing weather.
For Newell gland. rising followed by stationary or
failing barometer. stationary or higher temperature,
westerly winds clear or partly cloudy weather.
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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AN EXPENSIVE CAR.

new car is being built for the use OF the
drc,o,s and officers the Central Railroad oil new
ror..v IL will contain pdrlor section altcheh ana
dini,sr rpou aud Will be expensiNeU i"rhA"A'"'
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CHARLES sCRiBNHR,- SONS

Rudser Grange BY Frank Il. stockton. A new aaJ
larged .dtOn. lonl0 papel, % cents cloth 81 20.
Poems. BY ii stoddaid Complete edition, with por-
trait clb ia cxsrA "a
I.eiterinss in Pleasant Paths. BY Marion Harand IL
clOil 81
Handbook Of Drawing. BY William walker. VITA up
wards OF POO cuts and ii-yrams i2mo 9th 81 ID
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KoHRitT- B&D~..

Madame D'Arbiays Diary aud Letters, Esei ~ sarah
G. MooIsey WIth portrait 2 vOa-.. l2mp clOth b.
Tue Ode Lne BY tho author OF The EOlc of Haisx"
Tina. 4 NJ
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}. h. LIPPiNUJrT &c Co..

ST. simon BY Clifton W. Collins yoi X. OF the Foreign
Classics for English keadeIs lomo cloth, 81.
Anew Race A Romance. Translated from the Gormao
by Mrs A. I. Mister l2mo. cloth 81 70
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IOBN WILEY & Sons

Ru-Lins Seven Lamps of Architecture No" SuDscrie
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.tfACliILLAN &c Co,

The EusIisb Poets Edited by T. II. Wari. With gsn.
crsi Introduction Dy Mathew Arnold Vol l-Chanccr %
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The Public Picture Galleries of Europe. BY kAts
Thompson. TEId edition. Numerous iDustraAons izho'
22J
Ear,y Man In Britain aud His Place In ths Tertiary
Period BY W Boyd Dzwkns Syo illustrated, cioth 30 ~
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GRORaK PUTNAm,- sOv&.

The Complete Works of Warrington irviss , An ~
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ted hnlcker Dooksr's History OF Newfork, anu sns
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Critical Essays and Literary Notes ~ BayArd ray or
Uniform with hs studies IN Oeiniap iatetasui"' "'$
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JOHN BEACH.

HARTFORD, Aug. 21.-John Beach, one OF
tho odes; citizens city, died to-day III the eighty
ninth yea. OF his age. He formerly a prominent
busness man, but retired some years ago.
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F0RD-. HowAaD & HUBERT

"Reminiscences Of an fdier. BY tho IheyAisr "ixoL
small .yo dOI pp Portrait Cloth extra. 81 ~.
Uv,o the THIRD and Fourth Generation BY Hass
Camubsll lOmO, ciotb. 81.
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tribune OFFICE Aug 20. a. m.-rhe changes In
The barometer yesterday were slight. ana az munlSns
the movrment was inward. Party cloudy and flir
weather preva ed with light rain between ana 10y
n IN rnr te-1.,eraure ranged Nc ween ~ ana So
tho averaO Sao, being $40 ngher than on the CORE
spending ay as year ana 27s' higher than on FRIDAY
Cooler and clear party cloudy "eAIher aJ DC ca
peeled to-day IN this cty and VeiniIy
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DIAMOND-BRUA-At Rashf0rd. " Y: Angns' -, ny ins
n. Livermorr, r. J. Diamond Oh Ne"'bHgni'n' -''
Mary Z. grua OF kushioui.
III. ~. 49,, NJ, IL i,Jarsed ,rfh NIL
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GEORGE W. CARLgT0N g. CO..

A Steamer Book. BY DR.. w I. no n co,h, 81.
Amonx the Taorns By MIS-. Dickinson 81 b.
Missy. by the author Of Rutledge 81 b.
Lucy. BY The author OF widow Go.ds nith. 81 81.
Duclalz and the Detectives Allan Pnsertoa. 81 90
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OBITUARY..

poce obtained partial description OF the thieves and
detectives were searching for them during the night
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HENRY MARTYR sPOFFORI

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 21.-A special dis
match the DEATH Red Sulphur Springs, w.
Va. of Judge Henry Martyr spoford Of louisiana He
had congesve chill on Monday, and remained insens
,h,a rr,il Yesterday, when he died.
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poIitical Notlers

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-15
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NV IoRIl, Juno lj.--Tho steamer The
Qlecu. which arrived here. reports that o1
Juno L.. 500 NILS cast Of Sandy Hook, during
0 ccusn fox. shc came 10 OIL sion with thu
s'tamrr Ar choris. OF tho Atcicr line, touuG
from NV York Tor Glasgow. Both vessels
were very seriously damaged, aud for awhile il
vas thought chat both steamers would 70 down,
The Quarn boH WaI stove 10. The 0Inor
took Of ell the passengers Of the Aoohoria (lSC
IN number ard brought them to this port
Tho Archorla Is still Outside tho bOr waisiul
for cssi5tacce. She has about iaetty eight feot
Of Gstcr in her he'll
The rrew of tho a! cioris behaved in the
GIGS. cowardy m2nner. being the first TO iuur
luto 'ho boats when transfer Of tho passengers
from the steamer to The Queen was about to bt
made. The captain of the Auchoria showed
remarkable nerve duriaR all the trying sc.na
sni finally prevailed on his crew to c)ne back
to the steamer. and sho consru aontly arrived a.
this port all safe. The Queen kept close tc
the Archcra Until the Highlands were reached