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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

ARNoLD-BALDWIN-In Birmingham, May 27, Will liam T. Arnold and Miss Elizabeth E. Baldwin of Derby. sss
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FOR S ALE
Houses For Sale.

Eo0 MAA. THE fine three-story and basement House Ms1sl No. 297 Orange street modern and well built HKlIl Inquire of S. E. MERWIN, JR, 704 AlY,iDi Sf-ofo
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aIa
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Washburne Interested But Reticent.
 DETROIT, Mich, June 7.-Hon. E. B. Washburne is stopping here. He has fully recovered from his recent illness. He has received constant advices from the convention and seems greatly interested in the ballots, but expresses no opinion
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kH&@A, LARGE, pleasant house on Orange street,
 FsiH suitable for or two families modern inn EssII provements in the house, and large barn on the premises. To the right party it will be rented low. MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
 my18 137 Chanel Street.
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}SsAs AN elegant 4story stone front, centrally lo Niiis cated, contains all of the modern improve EllU ments. The house is very handsomely finish cd and convenient the furniture is nice, and to good and responsible tenant the rent will be reasonable Possession immediately. Call at, address
 HINMAN'S Real Estate Agency, mY1a If 63 Church St. New Haven. Ct
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Attornrps,

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 IS LAW CHAMBERS, NEW HAVEN CONN, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, for New York, Mas V sachusetts, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Georgia, FIorida, North Carolina South Carolina. California, Kansas, Rhode Island, Iowa. New Jersey, Minnesota, Ohio, Louisiana,
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Employment Office.

NY suitable girls wanting places to go to work in may apply at No. 33 Orange street, and leave their addresses at the office By doing so, they will have good situations secured for the summer season.
 GAUDEFROY. 33% Orange st., near Crown st. my21
 WANTED YENO buy, lot of secondhand Furniture and Car 1 pets Highest cash price paid. Orders by mail promptly attended to, at
 o20 2S CHURCH ST.
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AA TWO or three low priced places, clear of en- Hi cumbrance, for sale low for part cash would Esll exchange for dwelling house worth from s, ,OO0 to $6, 900, well located.
 Geo. A. ISbelI. Office hoTra Q to m to n m
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VOL. XLVIH.
TNants.

SITUATION WANTED, DY A respectable girl to do second work or light D housework in a private family; no objection to go into the country Apply at
 je8 lts 20 GILL STREET.
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ID Al RT,0R

JkssA FOR RENT. Large, handsome parlor, fun kf,,;i nished unfurnished just the place for MflU physician, dressma ker, millineI my27 If 106 GROWN STREET, facing Temple.
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earnestly for at least i've minutes. ConklnS did not seem to be exactly indifferent, but was coldly polite, and when Garfield left bowed his head in his way. Blaine's vote fell off again, and was PTS. Grants remained at 3O5, and Sherman's was the highest (97)
 While the twenty third ballot was in progress Conkling went up the aisle and held confer ence with the Maryland delegation. He then chairman of the North Carolina delegation. From here he went to the Maine delegation, where the scene was repeated The ballot re- suited in 8 loss of one for Grant, which went to Washburne Garfield gained one, the Hartranft vote in Pennsylvania. A big break was predicted, and it was argued that Conkling was arrang
 ing terms with the delegation. on whom he relied. Pending the call of the twenty fourth ballot there was great confu- sion and much caucusing was done. Grant gained two from Sherman in Mississippi on the next ballot and lost 8 vote in Tennessee, which went to Blaine. A Florida delegate represented by proxy who could not show credentials the vote should count The Chair said 1t would not attempt to decide the question. It was out of or der. On the twenty-fifth ballot Grants vote fell off to BOP, the lowest point, and the announcement was cheered wildly by the gal leries. The two votes lost were in Missis : sippi. When New Mexico was announced as for Blaine the report was questioned and the roll ordered called, but it did not change the result. Grant gained a vote on the 26th bal lot and the 27th put his total to 306. At the conclusion of this roll Massachusetts dele gate moved an adjournment till tomorrow morning. The motion was received with loud cries of 4 No ' No '-by the Grant men, and on viva voce vote it was defeated, Conkling saw chance to play his opponents at his advantage, and rising said: MT
 President, dispute the count and ask a divi- sion. I say that in my opinion the ayes did not have it.p Mr. Hoar-Ihe Chair has not stated such an opinion. Conkling-I did not say the Chair had, but stated my own opinion. MT. Hoar-The Chair will put the question again. The vote was the same as before, and again Conkling demanded a division, his idea being to demonstrate to the public that the Blaine men were getting alarmed at the persistency of the Grant pha- lanx- The motion was seconded by Missis- sippi man and there was great confusion for a time, but at the end the motion for diyi-
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SITUATION WANTED, DY respectable girl to do general housework in g HD private family. Apply at
 ies 1tf 294 OAK STREET.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Both houses Of Congress ressscm-
nseo on the 9th inst. In the Senate.
M. Davis. OF this State. introduced n
oiii nahias an appropriation for the
improvement, OF The Little K,naw Ia RI
yer; also making an appropriation for
continuing the Improvement on Monon.
gaheia river in West Virginia and Penn.
sy!vania- Mr.. Morgan, OF Alabama,
announced the death Of his colleague
Hon. George >. Houston, after which
the Senate adjourned.
In the House. resolution was adop
ted providing for the appointment oil a
committee To investigates the origin OF
the recent outbreak OF the Ute Indians
IN Colorado. The House briefly con-
sldered the report Of the committee on
rules, after which Mr.. Forney. OF Ala
baina, announced tho death OF Senate,
houston. and the House adjourned.
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LATEST FROM MAINE.

The Maine imbroglio developed a
new sensation on Tuesday last, in the
shape OF an expose by democratic dele
gates, who allowed them selves to be
bribed by republicans in the sum OF
$1,000 each to snnouncc their resigns
tons. They got the money and then
went before magistrate and made at.
ilarits to tho facts.
The SAFE Property Under Militia Control.
BcSroS MASS, Jan 6. Dispatches
from Augusta, received here late tonight
say that Gov. Garcelon has issued a
general order turning over all the pro-
perty OF the State TO Major-G en-. Cham
beriain for it's protection.
Dispatches also assert the probability
OF thc election OF a fusionist as presi-
dent OF the Senate, who will become act.
ing Governor at the expiration OF Car
celoa's term Of service.
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The Railroad Meeting at Moore.
field.

MR.. HARPER The Railroad meet
ing held at Moorefieid on the 30th ult,
in :he interest Of the Cumberland con-
nection, was largely attended by citizens
of Hardy, Grant and Hampshire coun-
ties. and delegation of business men of
Cumberland. Charles Williams, ESQ,
of Grant county, our Stale Senator. pre-
sided, and speeches were made by w. j
Read, Mayor, A. Bcall McKaig and Hon
Henry w. Hoffman. all Of Cumberland
Maryland. The officers Of the Cumber-
land Railroad Company, Messrs. Love
ridge, President. Percy, 1st Vice-Presi-
dent. Millholland, End Vice. President,
Harrison, Secretary. and Ways. Treasu-
rer, were all present.
The master effort of the occasion was
the speech of Mr.. Hoffman, who former
ly represented the Cumberland District
IN Congress; a speech, In force, appro-
priateness and beauty, such rs we do not
often hear in these later days. lie show
ed clearly as possible, the need of COM
petitive railway in this valley, to coun,
teract the monopoly and unfair discrimi-
nation in its freight tariff against our
trade of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company. and admirably employed the
speech of Mr.. John w. Garrett, its dis.
tinguished and able President, delivered
at Pittsburgh, on the opening of the
Connellsville Railroad, as the best au-
thority, founded in knowledge and ex-
perience, for the justice, soundness aud
correctness of the views he was maintain
ing in his argument. 1t is now highly
probable that the South Branch Rail
way, from Green Spring to the Iron
Fields ten miles above Moorefield will
be built, at an early day /; but the agita-
ton of this subject, the promising pros.
poets Of iron, tufa, coal and timber, in
paying quantities along the line, greatly
inclines US to anticipate the Cumberland
extension, in connection with the Penn.
sylvania Railroad, by way of Patterson
Greek, TO its head, Looney's Creek to
Petersburg, and up South Branch, by
Franklin, TO its head-theuce from the
summit of the Alleghanies to pursue the
Greenbrier River to the confluence of
New River, the valley of which Major
Hutton, U. Topog. Engs., in his report
to Congress pronounced in its mineral
treasures unsurpassed in the world -
Down New River only seventy miles to
the Virginia & Tenn ssee Railroad will
complete line by Memphis to The Texas
and Pacific Railway. The true line from
Cumberland will be directly to Peters.
burg. for the iron ores of Grant & Pen
dlcton exceed in quantity and equal in
quality those of the South Fork, The
road should be projected on a liberal
idea of extension, and make its motto
"A"q'uret que rireJ euado.''
SPECTATOR.
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SPECTATOR
OUTRAGE AND LYNCH LAW IN VII

OUTRAGE AND LYNCH LAW IN VIR
GINIA.-On Monday, the Doth ult., on
the mountains Of Amherst, near Lynch.
burg, mulatto, named Columbus Miles.
went TO the house OF an Irishman, nam
ed Miller, and told Miller's daughter he
had been sent to take her to o ball in
the neighborhood. He introduced him.
self as a white man, and she got on a
horse behind him. On the way he ma lie
improper advances to her, which were
repelled. She jumped off OF the horse
and ran back home. lie followed, and,
with drawn pistol, drove off the father
and little brother of the lady, whom
he compelled to go with him 10 a school.
house some distance away, where he
committed q brutal outrage upon her.
Then be ran off TO Rockbridgc county,
where he was caught by officers, taken
before Justice Goodwin, who placed
him in charge of eight men, and start
ed him to Amherst Jail. Forty men on
horseback took him from the guards on
Friday the 81 inst, and hung him to a
tree. number OF shots were fired be-
fore the man was captured.
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RAILROAD NoTEs.-In conversation
yesterday with Mr.. John Fulton. OF
Johnstown superintendent Of the Cam
bria Iron works. and j j. lloblitzeIl. of
Frostbnrg, relative TO the proposed road
from Green Spring Run to the Moore
field iron region. we learned Tina. both of
the gentlemen had been on a tour OF
inspection in the region where the orc
abounds, and II is evident that 1T is a
big thing or nothing The surface in
dications are that the ore will not only
give heavy yield but /; is so peculiar
ly located in the earth that it il far
more easily obtained than ordinarily. a
miner from the Cambria Iron works il
now engaged in digging to ascertain
whether the ore improves or not a. the
depth from the surface becomes greater,
and viii be joined in his work in day
or two by boss miner and two others
from the Cambria Iron works. IL will
take them probably until spring TO fully
determine upon the exact quality and
yield Of the orc and we mag state that
upon the result of this investigation
does the building OF tho road from Green
Spring more or less depend.
We are authoritatively informed that
the building Of the Somerset, Cambria
and Johnstown railroad is certainty
and that the engineers have been order.
en again TO proceed with the work at
once.
The Cumberland MooroGeld and
Petersburg Railroad Company have SO
cured donations OF the right Of wav from
nearly all the land owners from Cum
horland TO Pattcrson's creek - CuD,bey1
land Times, Jan. 6.
NoTE The Somerset. Cambria and
Johnstown Railroad extends from =. &
o. Railroad at Mineral Point, Somerset
county, Pa, to the great Cambria Iron
Works az Johnstown-36 miles. in all.
66 miles TO Cumberland. The contin.
uance OF construction Of this Road at
ouce shows that the Cambria Iron Works
are looking TO the Hardy ores, only 127
miles from there.
a ROCHESTER PHYSICIANS ExPERI.
ENCE --R. Caulkins, NJ. ID, OF Rocbes-
ter, n. T., certifos Oct. 6.h, 1879. that
he has used the Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure in his practice for diseases Of the
kidneys AMI liver, aud tic result has
been satisfactory in the extreme. lie
says: II would now prescribe thc same
remedy TO all similarly afflicted, aud you
are a. liberty TO 50 state IN your testj-
monials. "-3m.
The Clarksbnrg Neps has been con-
siderably enlarged. H. is 200 demo
cratic paper, and We are glad 10 note its
success.
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pulmonary diseases. affording prompt relief
and rapid cures, and IL adapted 10 patients Of
any age or either sex. Being very pala.alDie
The Youngest children take it readily. In
ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Clcrgyman's
tarrh, the effects OF AYERS CHFRar PFC.
ToRAL arc magical, and ,-:::,tt. .aues are an.
nually preserved f"o:a serious Illness by its
timelv 81 .s,itnfnl use. IT should bc kept
ut nanl in every household Cor the pro-
teciion II affords ia sudden attacks In
Nhoopin2 cough and Consumption
there is no other remedy so etlicacious,
soothing. and helpful.
I-cS prices are Inducements to try some nj
the many mixtures, or syTupS, made of cheap
and Ineffective ingredients, now offered,
which. az they contain no curative qualities,
can afford only temporary relief. and are
sure to deceive and disappoint the patient.
Diseases OF the throat and lungs demand
active ami effective treatment; and il is dan
gcrous experimenting with unknown and
cheap medicines, from the great liability that
these diseases may, while so trihed with,
become deeply seated or incuraOie. Use
AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL. and yon may
confidently expect the best results. II is a
standard medical preparation, of known and
acknowledged curative power, ard is az
cheap Is its careful preparation and fine
ingredients Will allow. Eminent phv,, ans,
knowing It's composition, prescribe IL in their
practice The test OF half century has
proven it's absolute certainty to cure all pull
monary complaints not already beyond the
reach OF human aid.
Prepared by Dr.. j. c. Aver g. Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
sorD nv All nurants,s vvypv~ury,
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PROCUREMENT OF VACCINE VIRUs.-
Doctors Suesserott and Merklein have
the Jenner Vaccine Farm in success
ful operation near Chambersburg, Pa, TO
supply vaccine matter as preventive OF
smallpox. They obtain il from healthy
heifers from six TO sixteen months of
aged. The establishment is fitted up
with special regard to the health and
comfort Of the animals 10 insure the
production Of pure AMI reliable matter.
The animals are yaccinated and at the
end OF from five TO eight days. the lymph
that has accrued is neatly gathered on
prepared quiIis, ivory points and in
glass tubes. The animals arc kept in
q lying posture during the process Of
vaccination, upholstered sacks being
used 20 insure their entire comfort and
safety.
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No MORE HARD TIHEs.--If you will
stop spending so much on fine clothes,
rich food and style, buy good, healthy
food, cheaper and better clothing get
more real and substantial things Of life
every way, anil especially stop The fool.
ish habit o. employing expensive, quaok
doctors or using so much OF the vile
humhog medicine that docs you only
harm, but put your trust in that simple,
pure remedy, Hop Bitters; that cures
always nj trifling cost, and you will
sec good times and have good health 49,
Chyoniclc.-2w.
According 70 the old sign we will
have much Calarrb, unless Prof Paiue's
Catarih Vnpor is used. 2j0 s. Ninth
Street Philadelphia, Pa.
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SkaFoRD'S RADICAL CURE

NAY safely claim 20 be ofshc popular rer,c.
Siss seesivins tae sprrova OF medic
Eno In privSse. not oniy freely
y In their families IN preference eny VI tac pTepsrs
You src cS arc. said az; asais city rhycie:an.
such thai cannot publicly recommend rs,eerbr On
Radical Cure butsincc received iuch relief from
the or 10 rnysr aftrr thorough trial OF mo
remedies have privately advised IN use and
have SEPT TO yolr store no icss than hundred ~
my pcticnts Sor It."
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Letter from Washington.


WAsnrS0ToS, Jan. 5, 1880.
Mr.. HARPER: All the Judges OF the
Maine Supreme Court say that Governor
Garcelon and his council erred in reject
ing votes upon certain named technical
tiles. Those votes, if counted, make the
Maine House of Representatives, Repub.
lican. The action of the Judges is not
binding but will have influence. All
the judges but one are pronounced Re-
publicans, but majority of them are
men Of ability, aud have the confidence
Of all parties. In condempiDg Garcelon,
they also condemn nearly every Republi-
can Governor of the State, for most. if
not all the points now ruled upon had
been the basis of executive action during
previous years. The Maine Legislature
will probably consist of Republican
House, and Democratic Senate, which
will ensure Democratic Governor, but
since this act of the judges nothing can
be considered certain on these points un-
til the Legislature meets on Wednes-
day next.
Secretary Schurz, who was greatly
depressed" when dozen Indian muir.
derers refused to deliver themselves up
for trial-having expected them To re-
port with the regularity of clockwork-
now expresses hope of a peaceful issue
g l.
long and expensive .elegraphic CORES.
| pondence with General Hatch to find out
what the word 'rations" means in an
old dispatch of the Generals. After
the Secretary has settled this important
question hope he will consider that he
has achieved distinction enough, ard LET
somebody manage Indian affairs who
is capable.
Just now many radical papers are ar.
guing that Grant cannot be the party:
candidate for the Presidency. A Sun
day paper Of this city published ycster
day numerous extracts from paper.
throughout The country all Republican
which attempt to prove the impossi
bility of such a nomination. Yet to til,
eye of an intelligent observer here moth
ing in the future seems more certain thar
that the nomination Will bc.made. Tn,
declarations of Senator Cameron now, b,
virtue Of his position at the head Of III,
Republican National Committee, tn,
most influential men in his party, ar,
conclusive as to both his wishes and hi.
opinions on the subject. He believe:
Grant will be nominated on the first bal
lot,-indeed, that the Convention will b,
nothing but Grant ratification meet
ing. He would be happy to have the
General made President for life, Nth {
salary Of 4 million dollars, AMI to hay,
the name of the ely Of Washingto,
changed IN Ia honor. Democrats anC
Republicans mag rs we'll understand thai
the nomination is to be made, and gov
ern themselves accordingly.
OF the 76 Senator's, 50 are LAWYERS
and of the 293 Representatives 2i9 be
long to the same profession. 1t wa,
jefferson who regretted the preponder
ance of professional men in Congress:
ana the small number of farmers, &c
But the doctrines and ideas OF Jeffer
son have little influence in these DAYS.
MEMO.
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The BEST REMEDY
FOR
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.

In diseases Of the pull
monary organs a safe
and reliable remedy is
invaluable. 4AYERs
CHERRY PICTORIAL is
such n remedy. ana no
ether socniinently ner-
its tho confidence Of
tho public. II is a Sci
en;iiic combination of
the medicinal princi-
pies and curative vir-
tues oi the finest drugs.
chemically united. OF
such power az 70 insure
the greatest poSsibls
efficiency and uniform
ity of results. II strikes
n- shn fI,,,..lat.. n IL
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1850.
HARpERs WEEKLY
ILLUSTRATED.


This periodical has Always. by its abe fa
scholarlg discussions Of the questions ~ me o.l'
as well 90 By iy liGsira'iSns--Whieh ore pr
pared hy ihe hest artists exerted n most Poss''
ful and teneGcial Influence upon re P1'N
mind
The Weigh, of its Influence win alwsJ' b
found on Tho aide or mofsiiU, sDligbenm,si
aud r. huement.
The VOLUMES ~ tie "Wfeklg" begin Si.a '-
fFst Number for Jauutry for esch year W,
no time ia mentioned. 81 viii be unds'sy.
TINT thc subscriber wishes 10 c0mmenN Va
the Number next after be receipt Of oieei
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tn PORTAHT LETTER
From Distinguishes Physician.

Nyp ss--ic s.lpcasc has crfzcc r-c So rsosr o. ass-
IN tened ,ae breaking 2p 90 he eo~sfitessca tAn,
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voice. t.~ Essrd.
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distributes terocsserf TIE ALL every N1ss
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Ignored because Dot iitle nncesrcc1 ~ most phys-
iho-, -rfersrx have t,.e hope 60 DO reiicved
po2uias trsasrsns 81 ga Z ,.ss eisss.S rsredls
pctcnt Trustworthy The sla hi.fcrt n-sEict
nofAod Adoossd 81 r. eAasc-d TIC prc:srctiol Of
his Eap.cs . kas voc nr>~ro~ai A>-
feye n likely TO sareeed when Ell he rss,si r-r,et.rs
Sse se,sssd 1sssa While u ss.s the uccr.scl pe,a
action - cae~d .xrd ruics srd ursss tho
vital forccs Tar exa.t><t ~. "a great
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Clinton Lodge. No. 81; a. F.GA, NJ. meets
on The asd Friday 10 each month.
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