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LOCAL NEWS, Base Ball.

The Game at the Howard Avenue
 GrOunds-YaIe 12, Albany 6SOme
 Fine Batting.
 There were about three hundred people al the game of ball at the Howard avenue grounds yesterday afternoon. The Albany professionals were severely beaten by the Yale team, who batted both Critchley and Pike with casa. The game was hotly contested until the eighth inning, when the college nine, by sxcellsnt batting, made five runs The noticeable features of the game were the fine fielding by the professionals and the heavy bat ting by Clark and Parker. The Howard ave- nus grounds are in good condition, and we understand that more games will be played there this season.
 The following is the score:
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For Rala ChAan

As4A FOR THE SEASON, Houee containing ten 9ss rooms with fine view and near horse cars te lElsa- the city. Call on JOSEPH SHELDON,
 a222tf IT Exchange Building.
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WILCOX & CO., 245 and 249 ChaDel Street,
 Lyona Building Rp15 dtf oamw

In connection with the sale of House Furnishing Goods location of the best, having large store and work shop, with entrance for taking in and sending out all heavy work. The stock is snal and well selected, and free from all odds and ends. The Stock, Toos Fixtures Re-, wilt all be sod and favorable arrangement be made for rental of the premises References to the business can be made of RICHARDSON, BoYNTON & CO.,, New York, or of RICHMOND STOVE CO.,, Norwich, Conn. For address either of the undersigned St New Haven, Conn.
 CaAs. s. LEETE Administrators New Haven, April 18th, 1880. ap2l lot
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

NEW YORK, April 21.-sailed, the St. Lau- rent for Havre, the Gallia for Liverpool, the Erin for London, the Amsterdam for Rotter- dam. Arrived, the Elysia from London, the Saratoga from Havana, the Italy from London, the Bothnia from Liverpool.
 Baltimore-Sailed, the Sardinian for LiR- erpool.
 Hamburg-Arrived, the Westphalia from New York. Sailed, the Frisia for New York.
 Southamp mpton-Arrived, the Mosel from New York for Bremen.
 Liverpool-Arrived, tho Lake Champlain from Portland. Sailed. the Spain for New York
 London-Sailed, the Greece for New York.
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NE " ENGLAND.
MsssachGs ettS.

Emotional Insanity in a Cat.
 OLDTowN, April 21.-A marked case of emotional insanity" in cat is shown by one of thess animals in family of this place, which adopted g chicken g year ago and abandoned her owa kittens. This ysar the cat has repeated the operation, having kittens which shs abandoned and adopting another chicken which had been brought into the house for warmth.
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New York City.
NEW YORK, April 2

NEW YORK, April 21.
 The regular weekly offerings were received at the sub treasury in Wall street to-day for sale to the Government of United States bonds to be applied to the sinking fund. There were twelve bids in all aggrsgating $4, 667, ,25o at prices ranging in tho neighbor- hood of market rates. The Secretary of the Treasury decided to accept $s, 900, 900.
 The flag on the Pr oduee Exchange was a half-mast to day in respect to the memory of E. L.. Potter, an old and esteemed member, who died at his residence in Brooklyn this morning. He WAS born in Windham county, Conn, and was about 50 years of age. He came here just before the war, and after serv- ing clerk in a down town store he went into the four firm of Hammstt $ Potter The partnership was dissolved about eight years ago, and Mir. Potter then continued alcne in the grain and four commission.
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FOR SALE.

4ssA NEW AND CONTIGUOUS HOUSE on %Ss Sherman avenue, handsomely fitted with mod EEA ern conveniences, and most pleasantly located. Will be sold at B great bargain. Inquire at
 THIS OFFIUE.
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Committee on Streets.

A MEETING of the Committee Streets will be A held at Room No, 10 City Hall, Friday evening April 23f at 7:3O o'clock. All persons interested n the following petitions requested to be present.
 For paving Water street from Tonlinson bridge to Cuitom House Equare.
 For relay of sidewalk north side o. West Water st.. between Hill and Lafayette streets.
 For relay of sidewalk north side Of George street between Park York streets. and between College and Church streets where needed.
 For relay of sidewalk on north side of Elm street. between College and York streets.
 For relay of sidewalk east side of High street. be- tween Elm and Wall streets.
 For permission to construct telegraph lines by the American Rapid Telegraph Co.
 For cobble gutter in Washington street, between Morris street and West bridge. For brick sidewalk north side of Spring street from Dewitt street to west line Of No. 159. Per order of the Chairman ap222t CHARLES II. R. MOTT, Clerk.
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For Sale at Bargain,
 :s9atA EiHSt-Class House, with modern ka:-A iEs1prOEementS. good lot with barn, situat- EsaAed on fine avenue, fronting two streets, can be seen ct any time. For particulars cali at Room NOo g. 8OadieY Building, 4g ie25 If H. Es CEMSTOCK.
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rEo Rant in wastviIla

eRa genteel Residence nearly new, with goo MssS Barn, large yard, and abundance of fruit sA Rent low to 8 good tenant. Also House witt six rooms. Also four five chambers in house good nejghborhood. Apply to
 JEFFERSON J. YOUNG, Westyille, ap22 6t+ Or FRIEND O. FORD. Seymour, Ct
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The following is the score |:
ALBANY,

Yale. 1 ? 5-12 Albany. ny..................3 0 l 0 l O. Earned runs-Yale 4, Albany l.
 First base errors--Yale 9, Albany s. Three base hits-Hutchison, Pike.
 Two base hits-Clark, P!att, Pike.
 Strikes callcd-On Yals TO- on Albany 12. Strikes missed-Ry Yale P, by Albany 39. Balls cslled-on Lamb 1o4, on oritchey 1o7, on Pike 40.
 Double pIays-Say and Burke.
 Time of gane-Two hours and ffsy-fve minutes Unpire-Mr. Michael Lynch of Holyoke, Mass.
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FsNANCE AND TRADE.

speoislOorrespondenceott JoURNAL AND OouaIEn] JOHN Fl. DAVIS x Co.,, Bankers and Brokers,1
 No. IT Wall street, New York,
 April 2l, 1880. The announcement of the sale of bonds occasioned yielding and great dullness in stocks which up tc midday had been st: ong active and on the advance The general markst continues extremely sensitive. The Bond Market.-Government bonds were active
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oGG uSNAP
 s9A FIVE ROOMS corner Park and South streets s5sM five rooms 24 Spring street five rooms, iv AsSA minutes walk from the City Market; five room Lewis street, Fair Haven, and rooms 20 Gill street Inquire of JACOB HELLER, ap22 Room No. Yale Natl Bank Building.
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jswslry. wounded-winiam H. Geston, both legs and an arm broken; Fl. R. Daber, 14 West Forty-sixth street; four ladies who refused to give their names, slightly injured and taken home. Several other persons were severely injured and taken home by friends
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One Result of Grants Election.

LONDON, April 22.-The Times this morn : ing thinks that General Grants election to the Presidency will afford better chance than has hitherto occurred of saving the executive gov ernment in a partisan spirit.
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.rtr.,,t Weather Observations.

Taken at 6. m., p. m., p. m.-Aprn N.-
 Barometer, so.aso 90 2osd s0.2!O Thermometer, AT, 60, 5S Wind, direction-N, 8, s. Velocity, in miles per hour l, g. 8. Weather, fair, fair, clear. Maximum Thermometer, 30 degrees. Min imum Thermometer 47 degrees. Rainfall in inches, %, Maximum Velocity of Wind miles per hour, VIM. D. WEIGHT,
 Sergt Signal Corps, U. s. Army.
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3saI Gstate.

ssAA THE FINE, large front room Me- 278 Chapel EII street, directly over Malett's hardware store, &A suitable for banking, insurance, real estate law ofice Apply to WM K. TOWNSEND,
 ma29 If 23 Whites Building.
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FOR, RENT.

oS ASsA GOOD STORE, 178 Elm street. Rent low. EsH Second story, 426 Chapel street, rooms; rent keA- SIS per month. First story Chapel street, rooms. Rent reason able.
 First story 29 Daggett street, rooms. Second story 29 Daggett street, rooms. For particulars cali on B. L. LAMBERT, ap22 3ts $40 Chapel Street.
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first higher then lower, and recovering again at the close, leaving of the basis of 1O7A for coupon fours. State bonds absolutely neglected In rail
 road bonds large and active business was done and prices strong and higher all around.
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FOR s AI,E-

sseas A GOOD location for Factory. The lot of
 S land situated the east side of East street. next HaA south of the Rubber Co.'s brick storehouse Grand street, 125x124 feet and bounded the by the railroad. This property must be sold within 30 days. Apply to M. HERRITY,
 3OS Chapel street. Room MitchelPs Building.
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MARRIAGES.

SPERRY-WELLS-In this city, April 21, at the resi- dence Of the brides pArents by the Rev. Dr. E. E.. Beardsley, Frank H. Sperry to Mary B. Wells, both of this city. No cards. FRISBIE-WILCOX-In this city, April q. by the Rev. 0. s. Wing, of Norwalk, Frank E. Frisbis to Miss Jennie E. wilcox, both of this city, MIX-RAWLING-At Norwalk, Conn. April 21, 1880, by the Rev. O. s. Wing, Arthur H. Mix of Hamden, to Emea L. Rawling of this city.
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. BY YOUNG gentleman, pleasant unfur- iSSE nished Room with board; private family pre- Es% ferred references exchanged; state location and terms. AddreEs ,.,.s,
 ap21 At. "Js d' m., tnls oniee'
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ap22 St
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HousEs=After there had been many dilatory tions tha luI in the proceedings, and effort was made t2 consider all differences but it fail ure. Finally MT. McMahon said that as the other
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FOR SALE

ss&E THE large, spacious room No. F, 270 Chape Eza street; high ceilings and roof lights; designed S6zA and occupied by portrait painter for many years; will be placed in fine order for permanent tenant. Also, convenient, welllighted double office in same building. Apply to
 mh3 If JOHN NORMAN, Room Il,
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Adams. .... .l1lH American............ 5'
 Wells. Fargo Oo.. HOAX United states....... 4
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E UT 6tAlO ONOGHP9 oeT5. HOUSE in the southern part of the city IaS be bought for $I ,50o; small sum down. kzA Aso fine place in Branford of five acres, in good condition, fruit, &c, depot and shore hou- ses TO RENT-A nne Store on State street in ''Mer- wins B15ck." Inquire of
 R. T. MERWIN, Builder, anoo 2t EId 6treet.
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gea1 Gstate.
FOR. RENT

AO 1O1AN Io zAA THE second floor of the house No GA KeI HULL sington street; rooms, gas, water, etc.; &A pleasant place. Inquire cn ap21 At" THE PREMISES.
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FOR RENT.

MeAA THE brick house No. S3 Asylum street gs M5iI water, heated by furnace; all in frst-class C El14der one minutes walk from Sylvan aven
 horse For further particulars inquire pre1 ises or 14S De Witt street. an22 3kt
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TO RENT

AeA SUITE of rooms, second floor, suitable for &ssN gentleman and wife, two adults. City water,
 4 gas and fixtures. Possession at once, May 1st. Apply on the premises, S3O STATE STREET,
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For Sale Or Exchange,

lssa GOOD HOUSE, central location, well rent SE ed, Of encumbrance. Will sell low for cash Ez1 or will exchange for farm nice residence in this city, and pay the difference in cash. This is an opportunity to turn good residence or farm into cash and paving property, For further information, call on address GEO. A. 1SBELL,
 Office Todd's Block, cor. State and Elm Streets.
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Waltts.

SITUATION WANTED, DYA young girl to do general housework, or as seccnd girl in a small family. Apply for two days at
 an22 It. S9 LAFAYETTE STREET.
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WANTED

SITUATION WANTED, DY capable, trustworthy man as night watchman, or any such kind o' work. The best reco1 men, dations can be given. Apply at
 ap22 9s THIS OFFICE.
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WANTED,

..As FROM & to 5 rooms centrally located ; ren EsH must be moderate and pay will be prompt Bes MalM of references Address r,, oa,..
 ap22 It. ''O., InlS OInoe.
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" AhTED,

YEyWO three good men to canvass on Picture Frames. Good inducements offered at the
 ao22lts NEW YORK BAZAAR, 254 Chapel St.
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|" "ANTEn,

WHY competent woman to cook, wash and iron in 2 bprivate family, or to do general housework m 2 small private family. Good references given. oan be seen for two days at , ,,,z,,1r
 ap22 It. No. DAVENPORT ANEN oG.
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" NTEn

FNNO DO general homework for family about thre
 ana 2t. THIS OFFICE.
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REASONABLE DRY GOODS !!

Summer Silks. Printed Linens, Lawns, Cam brics, IF usIins, Cling India, Parasols, Umbrellas, Laces of all kinds, Hamburg Trimmings, Ruchings, Lisle Gloves, Mitts, Gloves, Hosiery, MerIno Under wear, Frtnges, Gimps, Ribbons, Sash Ribbons, ShawIs, Spring Garments, Buttons, Novelties In Dress Goods and Trimmings, all at low end uniform prices.
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SITUATION WANTED.

DY married man (no children) coachmau ant 10 gardener. Has had yesrs of experience and il thoroughly competent. Best of references furnished Apply at sp22 3t* IF LAFAYETTE STREET.
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4 SITUATION to do second work in private "A family. Apply at
 an22 lt~ POI FRANKLIN STREET.
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SITUATION WANTED. DY young girl to do general houseworI in a smsll D family. Apply at -
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SITUATION WANTED,

LRundress or to do general houseWork III pr A vate family or hotel. Is willing and oblig1ne References il required. Apply at -
 ap22 1t# IT YORK STREET.
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GIRL WANTE

WANTED, 4 PAPER Hangers and Painters 4 J. 0. BEARDSLEY, ap221t 509 State Street.
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SJTTATION wANTED

SITUATION WANTED, DY A competent girl to do second work in private D family; good reference. Apply at present place an32 1t# 52O CHAPEL STREET.
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WANTED.

A STITCHER. Apply to A THE BOsTON BUCKBOARD CO.,, an22 It. Foot Wooster Street.
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RELIABLE, middle-aged Prote stant woman fo "A general housework; must be good washer ane froner. Inquire at
 an1Q 3t 4 ELD STREET,
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DEATHS.

DoHERTY-In this city, April 2Oth, Mrs. Richard B. Doherty aged 26 years at her late residence Clinton and Mddletown avenues. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 10 oclk B. n., at St. Francis Church. Friends and relatives are invited to attend. WOODWARD-In Fair Haven {East), April 21, James O. Woodward.
 Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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Antnsenttllts.
GRAND CONCEK

Twelfth Select Social.
 Excelsior Chapter, Q. E. S., No. 3s -4 At Atheueum HAll Benedict Building, corner S8 Church and Center streets on Friday evening, Gnh April 23, lSS0 Dancing to commence at S:30 p. HaAn. Tickets 25 cents each person. ap22 2t
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MARINE LIST.
KID GLOVES /!

KID GLOVES We received assortment and are now ready to
 supply those waiting for the
 ssFOSTER KID GLOVE.'' WYE shall also close out few pairs of PERINoT GLOVES s at sl % per pair regular m price being We have received loO dog. of Ladies' BALBRIadAN HOSE, BLOCKED, full regular made to sell at 25 ap22 St HENRY PLUMB.
 TO RENT. &ki& AN unfurnished front room, with privilege of ESH bath room. For full particulars call at hAEA sp22 2ts 29 HIGH STREET.
 TO RENT, Al SUITE of rooms, second floor, suitable for A gas and fixtures. Possession at once, May 1st. Apply on the premises, s30 STATE STREET.
 TO RENT, SasA SECOND FLOOR, five rooms, corner Of Clark z anu ''A''-'' 0'''0'1' WEEKS EEK $ $ MERRELs, ap22 4t- 751 State Street.
 TO RENT. AsA The House No. Clark street, suitable for two Extsl families; rooms and sink upstairs and E7Agarret; downstairs and sink room; city I water ter and good well and ceIars % 5Pa1iTs on
 FOR RENT, saA FIVE ROOMS corner Park and South streets k minutes wslk from ths City Market i've rooms Inquire of JACOB HELLER, ap22 Room No. Yale Natl Bank Building.
 FOR RENT, AA THE brick house No. S3 Asylum street; gas, Hii water, heated by furnace; all in drst-class or &k2Ader; one minutes walk from Sylvan avenue horse cars. For further particulars inquire prem ises or 14S De Witt street. ap22 3s-
 FOR RENT, MsAA HOUSE pleasantly located on Kensington EM street, near Chapel street. Price S15 per month zzA Also Rooms suitable for ernal1 family Howe street. Inquire at
 ap22 If 75 HOWE STREET.
 To Rent in WestvilIe, easa genteel Residence nearly new, with good AsSsE Barn, large yard, and abundance of fruit. sEa Rent low to good tenant. Also House with six rooms. Also four five chambers in house, gcod neighborhood. Apply to
 JEFFERSON J. YOUNG, Westville ap22 6tt Or FRIEND 0. FORD, Seymour. Ct
 Rooms to Rent. Nssk THREE pleasant front Rooms in good neigh EkSA borhood; city and well water; rent low to . E&A good tenant. For particulars call at No. g. of Elliott street and Davenport avenue. ap22 3t
 For Sale or Kent, His rooms with fine view and near horse cars to Eksa- the city. Call on JOSEPH SHELDON, a222tf IT Exchange Building.
 For Sale Cheap, nkTeA 4 HOUSE in the southern part of the city ;ySaS be bought for $I ,50o; small sum down. XXI Also fine place in Branford of five acres, in good condition fruit, &c., nasr depot and shore hou- ses. TO RENT-A nne Store State street in ''Mer-
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E0R. RENT

AsA& The House Mo- g Clark street, suitable for tw EktI families; rooms and sink room upstairs ana E2A Agarret; downstairs rooms and 8 sink room city water and good well and cellars Inquire
 ap32 4t# THE PREMISES,
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TO RENT

SesA SECOND FLOOR, five rooms, corner Of Clark E7tH and Pleasant streets. Apply to EzA WEEKS & MERRELS,
 ap22 At T51 State Street.
, 1880-10-22

RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED TO W. r. An
pREws. v "a ID saa>
In littleplain house in the town of LaCon-
~ ner' az wy ....
Some negroes had gathered to worship the
Lord;
And after the service they had class meet
ing. ..
That each FOR the Master might utter q
Their leader exhorted, and spoke OF the war;
fare #t
Which Christians should wage against G ror
Away; ...
And finished by asking the following question
(which way is your musket p'intin' to-
day2"
One after another they gave their experience;
some brothers were happy, some lukewa. m
or cold: '.ln.. $3.50.
One saw his way clear to the portals Of glory,
Another had strayed like lamb from the
fold, i1 g
Atlast Brother Andrews renegade member,
:. And Satan's companion for many day
Arose, cleared his throat, though visibly
nervous, T }T6 'N
He folded his arms and proceeded to say:
Dear brudders and sisters, once was
Christian, -'rr.' .gt 1t
, J. ! once @ y was as happy as any one here;
MT for dc church like battle-scarred soldier,
And stood by her banners when trait ors
were near"
"Hold on, dar," the leader excitcdly shouted
"flease answer the question axed you.
I've given you credit for all you fit den, sir
Which way is your musket q pintin' today"
The Democrats talk of the glory of Hancock,
- Ana boast OF the record OF English as well;
The give them due honor for Judas was
Till money was offered; he took It and fell
| would liken their boast to the boast of
young Andrews.
And then, with the class.leade honestly say:
Hold on, dar, my brudder, dat isn't the
question: 1852. w.
Which way is your muskst pintin' todaya"
shalt men who are training with Brigadier
Who fought to destroy our national nag,
And rise from their seats In the Forty-sixth
To eulogize traitors like Davis or DrayeP
shall men who bow down In Confederate
caucus,
And worship the masters they bumbly obey,
Shall they rule the nation by Washington
founded? ... ..'..o. ..r1 .'
when way is their muskets a pintin'
J g. tt.a.U+ gu
The question, my friends, is of vital impor-
tance; .-. ..,r.. 4. a7s.-.l : .
4. The nation is waiting in anxious suspense;
Zach voter can WELD a political mnsket,
Then WELD II ask, in your countryis de-
tense. '..|
ihe issue before us Is clear and unclouded;
Shall the nation he ruled by the clue. or he
Gray2 b : r.. 4.T a .
didly ask, fcllOw-soldier and voter,
(which way is your musket p'intln' to.
day2" .r..
, 1880-10-22
+. Notice.
To whom 10 may concern.

There will be a meeting Of the
County Board of Examination oi
Jefferson county, w. T., on Wed
nesday, Nov. 8, 1880, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, at the Public School house, in
Port Townsend, for the purpose OF
examining applicants for teachers
certificates. d. w. SMITH.
County Sup'. School, Jefferson
County, W.T..
, 1880-10-22

MEssRs. .Schwabacher Bros. & Co..
# Seattle, are now offering an i'm
pense stock Of ladies' fancy goods,
;lothing, gents furnishing goods,
hats, caps, boots, shoes, &C., at cost
This is mammoth firm, doing bust
ness on a grand scale, and when they
ay COST they mean that and nothing
Use. Their advertisement is found
egularly in the ARGUS, and their
equation is such that we need
merely to mention their present
'learance sale, to put our readers on
the track OF rare bargains.
, 1880-10-22

MEssEs. Ballard and Andrews
eft this place on the Dispatch last
saturday morning enroute for San
Juan county where they intended to
10 some canvassing. Mr.. Ballard is
sure of his own election, but is meet.
pg some appointments that Mr..
Brents unavoidably missed during
is tour of the Sound.
, 1880-10-22
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Services will be held In st. Panl's church on
ndRy next mt IL A. NJ. and 7 p. N. Sunday
Suhool Mt p. NJ. Evening prnyer on Wednes-
~ 10.
Preaching next Sunday in the NJ. T.. Church
morning and evening, by Rev. W. I. COsper,
mstor. Sabbath school ut 2:l5 p. Nm d.
Iilll, Supt. Prayer meeting on Thursday
evening at O'Clock.
, 1880-10-22

The honntiml harvest In both this coun-
try and Europe viii no doubt cause w;sPt
to rule very low this season, but this will
not lessen the demand for the Oregon
Kidney Tea. rs every MAN or woman who
has backache or any trouble with TIE
kidneys or urinary organs, will Try this
well known remedy even II wheat should
he only SOC per bushel. Sold BY all Dug
gi'ts.
, 1880-10-22
Garfield and Hancock.

Tn fight betweP Gardeldand Hancock
will be a bitter and determlned one, and
how it will end no one can foretell, bu
any one can foretel the result Of a tigh
between the worst ease OF backaclle or
kidney complaint and the Oregon Kiiney
Tea. The latter never tails to conquer
Sold everywhere. ~ !
, 1880-10-22
,s.s.. aauris. - sas1'a
Notice /!

All persons are hereby forbidden to trnSt
my wife, Francis @. Mills, Oh my account
hereafter. The said Francis g. Mills hav-
ing left my bed and beard, l will not he
responsible for any debts eontlacs d by
her from and after this date. "'
. WILLIAM MILLS.
Port Ludlow, October II, 1880. ..a