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CUTICURA REsOLVENT,
CUTICURA, CUTICURA TOILET SOAP, CUT
CURA MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP.

CUrICURA REsOLYENT. the great natural blood
puridrr, absorbent, reBOVaiOr, and yi,aliZer, has
shown It's grand curative power in scrolua, whie
swengs, ulcers, erysiDeias' swelIed meek, scroIu'
lous Inaamnations mercufal aifec ions, cid sores.
eruDtions OF the skin. sore eyes, aud scalp Affection,
with dry, thin, and falling hair; and wEen The GU
soar prepared from H. are applied to external
symptoms. the cures effected by the CUTICURA
REMEDIES are marvellous.
The CUTICERA REMEDIES are prepared Dy
WEEKS & POTTER. Chemists ami Druggists. sou
Washington street, Boston: II Front street, To-
rontO Ont and snow Hin, LONDON; and are Tor
sale by an druggists. Price Of CUTICURA small
boxes. 80 cents: large boxes, containing TWO az q
onr half times the auaEtiiN Of small, 81. RESOL-
VENT 81 per bottle. tUTICURA MEDICINAL
VOILEr SOAP. 25 cents; CUTICURA MEDICINAL
SHAyIgG SOAP. - cents per cake; IN bars ior DaI'
beers and large consumers, 90 cents.
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Monday the last Of the enumeraters OF tbe
census for Baltimore city and county handed
In their reports TO Supervisor Creager. he
has written to Superintendent Walker Tor
authority to make a count OF the number OF
peopIe enumerated. and II It 10 given MN,
he will make count and let u be Known
within a day or two. II isnotnow peilev Noa
that the lists will add up more than S6o,0oo
persons In the city OF Baltimore. .s8l'ss-
Mr.. John w. Garrett, president Of tte
.f,aItImore md Ohio railroad, viii leave new
Work an saturday for Europe, to be gone
several months. Mr. CARROTS visit Is parity
one OF recreation, but he will also combine
with It much OF business.
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NEW YORK.
Svv yopK. lime Is lotion duli sales 204
IL, unI,nds. ixc.: Orleans. I2hc. southern
ao,lr dull and weak; common to fsir extra, 500
$3.50 good 10 choice ra. .hon' r. lower: I'M.
''pra,'sd rcd ii oIkG0sI2g Corn Shade stronger
anH Ts,riv active: nngrsdrd as d5i&c. Oats wilh.
a,t nnnyytant change: SIC. for No. =. Hops un-
enangeu anu u'. and ,uii: rrdned unchanged and
sugar w I az" Woi.sses ouiet and unchanged.
Ia Poou rnp",l ,, -, "a s,a.dy Resin ouIet and
kIee y. i smo"si az Tnrnen,ine weak at 2e629Hc.
Wool quiet and unchanged. Pork hrmer and qniet
at s1l45mslI Mi1d,es saron Qua sno "' ~ 1s
long clear ~: short, sIao ,ons , anu ~ a. IoxS
Lard stronger ana nonerMsS %@Hns, * 'rrag6Is
S7.25. Whiskey hoiniha' !"
nrm' BALTIMORE
,o,, I,no ~ Flour JuIl and unchanged.
bAti i s,, r Jii and lover western higher
20 ',av easier and dali: southern red new. $1,000
=, ose Old Al '23GsI25: amber, al. 24(Gsl.27;
No. a. y i, ,a"' Inne Al o9kaasI OAK: July
spot,, TI. q, - s.,a,s, Al noaAsI 10 Corn
.,Sa5ra ssic,11. wessern shade batter and drm
Sou,neIh 49, TO ya,,oU h4c oats easier and
so,,no. ."n'hs,n 41G43c.: western white, 40A
aynVe, ',arn ,;xed aoG Acc: Peon.yIyania Al
~, n1sinas nnchanoed Coffee tnchan ged.
CG4Zc. IIOF'iuns ~" ~, a. Wbistey nuIeI M
sngar s, sPi,x Frc,Sb,. unech,nged.
,,,,yy.r,
CINCINNATI, June l5.-Flour dun; famiy,
S44OMS4 80. Wheat frmeri NO. req winter,
Slip. Corn dull; mixed 3SF: Os's dm'e eo ~
33hc. Pork firm az $40 10. Lard arn AT o!.oZf.
Bulk meats ttroDg and igher; shoulders, sa'oh,
ribs, $500. bacon In faIr demann ana n.m ,
shoulders, s4.S7B; sides, 800; Whtkey ac gnv
and firm at sl.o6. sugar nru New Orhans' 's~
sac. Hogs steady and hrn.
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SALT RHEUM
COVERING THE GREATER PORTION OF THE
BODY AND LIMBS CURED.
SALT RHEUM

LAW OFFICE OF CHARLES HOUGHr0N,)
l7CoNGRESS STREET, BOSTON. Z
February %, 1873.
NesSrs. Weeks d Potter:
Gentlcmen,-l feel II duty TO inform you, and
through you all who are interested TO know The fact
that most IN agreeable ana obstinate case OF salt
Rheum or Eczema. which has been under my per-
present tImr-abont ten tlO) years,-covcring the
greater portion Of the patients bOdy and limbs win
lis p,cuiar irritating and itching scab, aud 10 which
all the known methods Of treating such disease had
been appied without benefit. has completely di.ap-
ppared, leaving u clean and healthy skin. under a
profuse application Of CUTICURA. ! can ana do
h. artily advise all similarly afflicted TO try The REM
Very truly your, -,,,ro,,
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GREAT SUFFERING FROM SKIN DISEASE
FOR SIXTEEN YEARS-A WONDER
Full CURE.

MesSrs. Weeks q Potter;
Gentlemen,-CUTICURA REMEDIES have done
me power of good. / have been afflicted with skin
disease for sixteen years. Some DAYS IL troubled me
more than olhers, but at night The itching nearly
drove me wild | would scratch until The blood
would run down my limbs. have had several phy-
sicians. Some said they could cure me, but others
said not win say that before used The CUiICURA
REMEDIES | was in a fearful state. AID had given
up all hope of ever having any relief. But, like q
drowning man grasUing AT "A straw, thJu2ht i
would try the CUTICURA REMEDIES, about which
had read so much. They have PEI formed n Won
der f cure for and Of my own free will and ac-
)rd recommend them. Yours, truly,
:. a. STEELE.
CO w. VAN buren, STREET, CHICAGO, ILL.,,
March 7, 1870.
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A WONDERFUL CASE.
THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE on RECORD
CERTAIN TO BE PERFORMED.

Hessrs. 1Vseks q Potter
Gen.lelnen,-I find your REsoLvENT TO act better
than anything | have taken before. My BODY Is
nearly all clear OF humOr. and the itching Is not ore
quarter rs bad as II used to he. l am now in good
condition to begin work. Respectfully yonrs,
PHILIP BURELL.
1e9 BIRCH STREET, CLEVELAND, March 3,
1879.
NOTE.-Mr. Durell for twenty years hiss been
ejIible 81 frrer The best physicians aud no pital
treatment had failed % cure him. He WAS unable 10
walk when he began the use of The CUTICURA REM
EDtEs.
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The Parliamentary Attack on u.
(nnIfem Of -I.acour.

LONDON. June bah the morning pa
pers severely condemn Mr.. O'DonnelI's at
tack on NJ. Chalemel.Lacour In the House
OF Commons. The Times, In leading
editorial, says "The French Government
would display very much less than its usual
tact IL IL troubles itself to take the slightest
notice OF The matterv
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June 5, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 10 bushels-re-exhblted. Red,
& bushels.
OATs.-l26 bushels.
MEAL-202 bushels. 49,, ,oo. ,
HACK PEis-l6O bushels; of which loo BUSH
els were re-exhibited.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
The Secretary says that on Change to-day IL was
all talk and no cider.
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lattef's bow, but had been worked away
when the squali came up, and her bow aud
that Of the Narragansett were fastened to.
gether BY a single line. About II O'Clock
the tide had turned and the schooner was
likely to foul the wreck. Scott, thinking
be could push her of by himself, went to
the bow alone. A splash was heard, and
Scott was gone. Evidently he had been
crushed by the schooueI's bobstay and his
body sucked down at once by the tide.
DIFFICULTIES.
The difficulties IN the way Of the work Of
the ~reckers are very great. The water Is
shallow aud the waves rise quickly with
light wind, and the tides run very strongly.
II Is on this account that the work Of un.
loading the cargo is slow. Captain Scott Is
known as one OF the best divers in America,
and he has been down several tines making
his way into the sunken vessel rs far as be
dared, looking for bodies and also trying TO
find out the condition OF the wreck itself.
He has found It impossible 10 go far, as the
currents set through the sunken vessel so
strongly, and the floating doris Is 40 ihick,
that there Is imminent danger OF the tackle
OF the divers dress becoming entangIed in
which case his life would not be worth pur-
chase.
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s.y Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Nxw YORK, June 1J.-Tosn.- stocks strongs
Money on call. 3G3f per cent. Eschange-Lonx.
ls5k; short, 4sSi.. Slate bonds dull. Governments
steady. ,.,..
Ae5I C;1yernments qniet aud steady; new D,a,
lO3s; AZ per cents, 1904; per cents, lOsS'
states nominal. .,.
BALTIMORE.
HALrINopE June l5.-Virvinis IS, deferred. 6A;
consos 59K; second series. 22is past-due coupons.
o.; new lU.40s. 40s; 10-4O's, coupons, 9S. Bld
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RlouT.


ZINE, esM4.5O: extr,. 1913 superfne, t4oV
mt5: commos family. S6@t6.25.
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Arrest OF u Noted COunterfeifei

TORONTO, June 15.-Harrison, noted
connterfeifer OF the United States and Can
ada. has been arrested at UDionyille. Among
the plates which he delivered up are two
fiye.doIlar plates on United States legal
tender. for which the United States Gov
eminent has standing offer Of $1,000.
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The Nnrragnnscm Disaster.

SAYBROOE, June 1.-THE work Of I'm.
loading The wreck Of the Narragansett Is
going on as Tapidy'as the wind and tide
viii permit, aud it is thought by the wreck
ers that two days more time, II the weather
Is reasonably favorable, will see the wreck
sufficiently hehtened Of her cargo to allow
Of her being raised.
The only discovery OF Doie to-day has
been that Of the body OF a child OF about
year old, which was taken TO New London
last night for identification. No other
bodies have been found, nor is 1t likely tliat
any more will be found until the vessel Is
llgbtened.
A wRECKER KILLED.
A tragic incident last night has saddened
still more the men who are working al the
hull. One Of their number, William Scott
son OF Captain Thomas A. Scott, OF the
New London Wrecking Company, who was
working at the wreck under his father, was
crushed between the hull and the wrecking
schooner Report about II o'clock last eve
ming, and bis body was lost In the water.
Captain Scott had left bis party ct 8 O'Clock,
and the schooner had been driven from
the side d the wreck by the force o.
the wind and tide 10 the squaIl that inter
rupted al work. She bad been lying along
eide the Narrsgansett with her stern as the
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Murder tn Texas.

GALVESTON, June ia special from
Dallas says that Saturday night, two miles
and half south OF Richardson, man
named Newsome was murdered by one
Pfonts while sleeping in the same room
with him. The murderer escaped. The
murder was the result OF previous quarrel.
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au0w.StOrul.

MYyEApoLIs, MISS. June li-sno" ie''
here to-day.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
T0ssoxv f.ns ~ 1on0

sALgs.-I.00O Richmond md DsuvfIs RsiIruad
IS sold ut los; 10 shares Of A. snd c. Railroad
stock sold a, 20; share OF virsinis ssste fn-
VI Richmond and Dsnvic ksiIr osd stock sold Al -
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &e.

BOOKS. STATIONERY. &e.
VOLD PENS.
u - ,, v ana
The subFcribers have bl'i received new ana
Sp'' AN'- GOLD PENS
-, ,,.o,s sIzas STYLES and degrees Of iexibility. .
good GOLD PEN Is the btst ana eheapeS' "a y"
Pens. -,
An hand ) can be sRl'ed.
ALSO,
pe,n,,fsl GOLD, epRBER, IVORY, and rhAHL
All Al kiads OF 81 ATI0NERY supplied In srgo OF
SIUa'' s"a"'"'s WO0DHOUsE q PAHHAM.
.,x Bookseller aud &atloaers.
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CUTiCURA.

CUTICURA
BLOOD AND SKIN REMEDIES.
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HUMMER STORMS.

srpprx RISE IN The CHIPPEWA RIVER
TORNADO IN NEW JERsEY-uEAvY
LOSSES REPORTED FROM SEVERAL
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COLLINS'S VOLTAlC Il l. T. c I &c
~ PLASTERS. placed over The pito me siomaen'
cnre Dysucp-is Bilious Cohc, Cranps, AMI Pam {,
and prevent Aguc aud Malaria. Invaluable Tor
WAX Lungs Kicn"ys, and Lame Back.
fInh 2i-W&Sl
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PIrTsFIELD, n. H., June 14.-lt is estl-
mated that the loss Of property by the tor
nado yesterday amounts TO 100000. The
tremendous force Of the tornado may be
realized when il is stated that acres OF trees
from two TO four feet in diameter were
snapped like pipe,
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY IN THE WEST.
WASHINGTON, June l5.-Reports have
been received here OF heavy storms in the
West, doing great damage to property and
Involving some loss OF life. Wires being
blown down, full particulars were not re-
ceiyed
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&aaHlnGl0u.

Mr.. SEYMOUR AND THE Observation-Disclosures
A. PRYOR FOR BAYARD-0LD MAN TTLDEN'S
CONGRATULATIONS TOWNSEND
ADJOURNMENT OF CoNGRESs-PERsONAL-
THE PRESIDENT GOING TO OHIO.
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MARINE lNTELLIGENCE.

uSIATuEE ALMAsAC--JrSE 10, 1880.
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WASHINGTON, June l5.-The President
sent TO the Senate the following nomina-
tions: Colonel Richard c. Drum, Assistant
Adjutant General, to be Adjutant-General
uice Townsend, retired; Richard 7. NJ.
Ball and Litleton w. Taller, Of Virginia,
to be Assistant PaymaStcrs.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-10

Councilman Townsend thought the Board of Health had supreme power in all matters connected with the health of the city, and read from the charter in proof of his stats- ment.
 Councilman O'Oonnor thought that as the Board of Health had no power to make a contract, they had no right to amend one af- ter it was made.
 Councilman Coogan reduced his motion to writing, and it was read.
 Councilman Pickett moved an amendment that the Corporation Counsel be requested to give his opinion as to the powers of the Court of Common Council in the matter.
 Councilman Townsend moved that the Cor poration Counsel be requested to give his reasons for his opinion.
 Both of these amendments were accepted by the mover of the original motion. Ad- journed.
 After adjournment there was considerable discussion as to whether the president placed the motion Rs amended before the house for final adoption. The prevailing opinion appeared to be that he did not. Such being the case the resolution as amended fails and the work will have to be performed over again.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-10

DIR. WEIGH, 27O CHAPEL ST.
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Board of COuncilmen.

Reports and Petitions Read and Re-
 1erred-Thc Garbage Contract Again
 Other Matters
 The regular monthly meeting of the Board of CounciImen was held last evening, Presi- dent Cooley in the chair.
 Petitions were read and referred as follows : Of Alvin l.. Willoughby to be appointed spec ial constable; of Mccormick Shields to be ap- pointed bath house keeper; of Orlando l.. Fisher to be appointed special constable.
 Annual report of Committee on Building Lines was read, and referred to Committee on Annual Reports.
 Petition of James Baggott for relief from lien on property for the opening of Veto street was referred.
 Report of the Committee on Nominations naming J. Murray Fairchild and others for special constables was read, and they were appointed in concurrence.
 Annual report of the Committee on Streets was read and referred to the Committee on Annual Reports.
 Recommendation of the Board of Road Commissioners de paving Howard avenue and Union street, was referred.
 Petitions were referred as follows: For sidewalk on south side Of Winthrop avenue; of Robert Stevens, for 8 pavement on Stevens street. for grading Congress avenue; of E. B. Bowditch to open street on his own land for sewer in College street, between Grove and Wall streets; of George Gabriel ct al. for re- honGSSA0At
 Resolution instructing the Committee on City Charter to consider salaries of city off, cials was read and referred in concurrence.
 Petition of Robert A. Bradley to be ap- pointed inspector of lumber passed in con currence.
 Petition of Peter Stanford to be appointed Sunday watchman at St. Bernard cemetery was referred in concurrence.
 Petition of George w. Thomas to be ap- pointed inspector of lumber passed in con- urrence.
 Report of Committee on Nominations rec ommending the appointment of joint stand ing committees was passed.
 Recommendation of Board of Road Com rissioners for the purchase of land near Neck Bridge for dumping ground was read and referred in concurrence to committee of two Aldermen and three Council Coun- ciimen Burns, Shoninger and Crane were ap- pointed on the part of this Board.
 Councilman Stevens presented the follow ing Resolved, that the Mayor, and in his ab- sence the acting Mayor, one Alderman and one Councilman, be appointed to confer with the town authorities in reference to the joint own ership and occupation of the Oity Hall and the lot on which 1t stands.
 The resolution was adopted and the presi- dent appointed Councilman Stevens on the part of this Board.
 Petitions of David M. Atwater to be ap- pointed special constable, and of Daniel Love joy to be appointed bath house keeper, were referred in concurrence.
 Councilman Ooogan brought up the matter of garbage contract He thought that the Board of Health had exceeded their authority in annulliDg the present contract, and he moved that the opinion of the Corporation Counsel be obtained in this regard
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-10

NAUGATUCK fsAHLROAD. ENzNzSH COMMENCING MAY IS, 1878, -trstnp ez#zlHw1n run follows:
 GOING NORTH-LEAyE BRIDGEPORT. 7:30 g. MIR Train for Winsted. (7:G0 Sundsysl 10:0O g. Passenger Train for Winsted, connecting st Derby from New Haven; St Waterbury for Bristol and Hartford and Watertown. 10:30 A m. Freight Train for Winsted, z:50 and 6S6 D. m. Mixed Trains for Waterbury, re oeiytng passengers from New Haven at knsoniA. x:10 p. Passenger Trsin for Winsted, connecting st Derby from Now Haven, st Waterbury WstertoWn.
 GOING soUTH-LzAvE WATERBURY. ES:00 {. nn., goo e.. n Freight TrAins S:17 and 11:5O 226 Passenger Trains 6:2l D. m. Milk.
 On Sundays . milk train 6:26 D. m. Stages for Litchheld leaVc Litchneld Station on arrival of all trains. NFreight trains have passenger accommodations.
 GEO. ". BEACH, Supt. Bridgeport, May 18th. IS7s nnyla
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KfIlinRwOrths

The Farmers Club, at Killingworth, met Friday evening and were entertained by an original poem read by Mir. Bartlett, one of the new residents here, followed by lecture from Dr. Lee on 'tDietetics," which was very instructive. MT. Hubbard of Middletown is to be here and give lecture before the club during the month.
 Rev. Mir. Armstrong, who has been hired by the Congregational Society for the ensuing year, has commenced his labors and the people are glad to have pastor after such long season of supplies. The people met him at the parsonage one evening last week to take him by the hand and exchange greetings.
 The fox hunters are faithful in following their vocation this season. MT. D. K. Stew ems shot two one morning before nine o'clock. Mrs. Jeremiah Hull died quite suddenly at the house of Mir. George Carr in Winthrop. She was brought to her home and the funeral attended on Monday.
 Feb. 9th. M. M.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-10
Browns Household Panacea

is the most effective pain destroyer in the world. Will most surely quicken the blood whether taken internally or applied externally, and thereby more certainly relieve pain, whether chronic or acute, than any other pain alleviator, and it is warranted double the strength of any similar preparation.
 It cures pain in the side, back or bowels, sore throat, rheumatism, toothache, and all aches, and is the great reliever of pain. Browns Household Panacea'' should be in every family. A teaspoonful of the Panacea in tumbler of hot water (sweeteped, if pre- ferred, taken at bedtime, will break up a cold. 25 cents bottle.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-10
State Correspondence.

D. 0. Porter. who has been for some time past boss burnisher at Wallace Bros. factory, left on Saturday for Virginia to pursue his old vocation, that of pilot. B. F. Steele, engi- neer at Hall $ EIton's factory and chief en- gineer of the fire department, also leaves soon to take the position of engineer on the same steamer. which is to ply in Chesapeake bay and adjoining waters MT. William D. Hall who is engaged in the oyster business on an extensive scale in Virginia, is also largely in- terested in the new enterprise.
 The fire engine company, at their meeting last week, re elected the old officers and adopt ed several changes in the constitution. The company now numbers about fifty members.
 The fifth week of union revival services opened Tuesday evening with largely at tended gospel meeting in the Congregational church. The services will be held this week as heretofore.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-10
asna RewardY

We will pay the above reward for any case of Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Sick Head ache, Indigestion, Constipation or Oostiveness we cannot cure with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills, when directions are strictly complied with. They are purely vegetable, and never fail to give satisfaction. Sugar Coated. Large boxes, containing 30 pills, 25 cents. For sale by all druggists. Also sent by mail on re-
 manufacturers for the New England States Newburyport, Mass. s1O e4thd 1y
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Remember These Advantages.

You have the largest stock and greatest variety of styles in New England to select from. You buy them cheaper than at other store and in addition to all that, if you purchase S1 worth Of goods upwards, you receive ticket in his grand distribution of pres- ents March 1st, which may for you from five to fifty times the amount 0: your purchase, at