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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-01

Tho following was the only sale held ut the
Exchange saesroOm to-day;
Ry John T. Royd.
. $1,000 s-:,k hv,,dino with lot, No 63 huloerryAt
estcr' OF nisN syards, lot 25xl06i0x9ax 900
iosio; Vim Jannsey ...'...-..''''''''''''' 8'@O'
vrcoroED REAL EsrArE TRANSFERS.
Sgw-YORK CITY.
sreenet No H. 26xloO; Phil Biuunei to Jos Reck t75o,
South %o; Ss s. Il ls sze7 Ale. $50
sos sso Ss i a9S tie Of 5ihave 5IIo22; James
81 an sp' S,ts + nass
and lie to Dolano 81 A. rastoyA o'. 100000
l2stb.st s. 49or W Of Gnh'ase' ooAioo14' o 10000
w. ssn sS e i@snIy a%Ssr
,o,na, Of sssis S kt II saSs sS1o5 Edw
Prnces q T. 20, sui KUS6 -oAioV .oH 1900
S3d dsrssp. ~ ETC. to to Mias Val con'Ha'Oy
2 Sssq ITO ii Of 9th ave joii!?4xHeguiar 20 coo
Vim libby and wife to laos - s s1s Lie ms
67tlst 40 # " e. lst1y ,>5 .Ssaan 1880
7sss 1a ana x 81 S! 3ss
Jas rnsr M9n& canno S oeae TO- Eliza
Lane q 10 $500
PesIlst, No lel VIM fi'oe 81. 4O.7s7
IxS and wife to- Adhous aud another 1850
s5th:st = Tis ~ Vie II ~ "a IoSn eormaH $4,000
Same prope'H; 'onh ooiu"u "AN "He .'.. oG00
A2ds a. s $40 b,,.Sa ID !" Jo rosG $4,000
bsdsI $500 apj wife to Mary Woodward $4,000
McnrOeave loo IL Of Gfay'st, OK iOUxoI'oN ,oo
iOI5; Mary A White 10 Mary White. ioo
9TH ave. 90 IL nOf llOthst 21Tloo' Johh IN ooo
15tl,si g. "a IL of lsi-ave, ?oxlO3S Edward ,o-o
Gale, referee, u Saml Soreit. S'ooo
Washington 81, $. 10 II n Of Clarksonst 10 OF
Greenwlcls lots; also, NO 40 boweryi ana
also % CrOSbyst Harriet schuyler et al 10 ar ooo
scdsi So i26 It o OF 6tliave 60xlG2.2 Matilda
Wall 10 a. A Biakeu
1Oath.st. 4 2 $50 n OF Sdavo 2jxIOO.ll; John n
WalEer and wife to rhos II Walker
Same property; ThOs III Walker 70 Lila WaiKer.,.;
Mccarthy, referee. TO u II oyt ct al 0o'ooo
D6,hst, $ g. 22sla IL w OF Sthave 2llo.2xtOOo;
!San senonet. ' eAo.'o o... "a 500
Leonard st g. 0i 7at IT Of West broadway 23sx oo
100; VIM Voorhs and wife 10 IL NICHOLS e''Voo
uu1eT5y'ssi; s So u i Tarv II JohnstOn $4,000
'st9't ws e. an and vile 10 Ross 10000
soa w;;. T. 3 L Anna HESef 1900
'ote -. = o. and wife ~ to Mende eernart $500
'So 4 LOT 10 az 90 Anil 1IAioo'0 = os' $500
"as 81 s q, 10 HeIano ct al irasters 100000
'Zas ~ f, oy5I peepes Wm LESTER . 1900
7Sd.st s. lbs 3dave 2jxlO2.2; Annie Nj - ooo
Green and husband 10 Herman Egan I"VVo
Attorneyst 225 II OF stanton So'"tAtoV !, .oo
DIN elspeii wife 10 ) Nein1sl at l<'oOV
snS hnebano 70 iapnan FAVOR aud another
Bd-aye 1908 Of S7tb.st. 26x9Ox irregular; 49,
L Ennis and wife to T hsibecA IoI2'
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.

For Bows and Young Men-Country.
ALEXANDER INSTITUTE Military Boarding
~ school Wne iranS. y. T. runclpll o. H. Willis Pm D.
At PORT CHESTER, n. Y.-STARR'S
- MILITIA ~ INNiiil ~. tnrronsh schon Tor Hnys
Ter ,'%m m STa'' T. WITS %TSlir ST1Ei a. 81. rrlGcina
RETTS MILITARY ,AcADEMIYis N.Y., srprrx
aH ASaS c%Si sr y SUsrSEss coLLEdE
! SCIENTIFIC i jIDolS. etc.
nOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted tor
1am S%SS nrS aS siSs f. HGFFxSN
C0RNWALL HEIGHTS SCHOOL. ,, on the the
sc1c5 ncxl ontsG 10y cot5e business or scen!ia:
ELMWOOD INSTITUTE. Lanrsboro', Berk-
II srCo Mac, sta'i+nl "a ~, ntt for si I"H Ifi
throughout Tue ke,. A. GILBERT a. NJ. Principal
| FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, \. j.
| In" sev. a. q. HAM BE"7. rrncipiL
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, WOr-
II ctscr Mass. O.. MFlC@LF. A. NJ" superintendent
FRYING INSTITUTE Boarding and Day 1ly
ie SSe eS%rS y' S Ssp r arryt"wnSY
MORRIS CLASSICAL INSTITUTE. .
IVA boys family noadide 'c',ol location n. nt2 Or
st pin S s,no" Joy. are Ep i@er -nd, careful
Md0iir .'S Myrri, t ST. ''''''''
AIT. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY,
VI \ shLEc! boAkbiN% SCOPE toK BOYS
The course Of tricnor cm'l tle ioiow,ng aspart-
mat ca tnss St %Ty aud '' Nata >cScc
a as %fd M' Dc 5H. a'i GSa' 5ho with Mi
Pn, "f'et sy"i nMHj a. HLS Principals
DEEKSKILL On. Y. Military Academy. For
clrcnla4 address Co. ~ WKiiiIlr. A. NJ Principal
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
Chester Penn cy EnTineernE %9 me y Tai p5s
Lngish; Degrees Conferred CoOhe! lhEo Hall hi''
For Young Lames-Country.
A BOARDING SCHOOL OF rare ADVANTAGES
Gamf lupI nm
HesjeT:c y"' Address rhGs HHXLON. D. D. President
COMMETTE notwithstanding and
pay saUo for S@ tai d T sn r cHpeo Albany
HILLSIDE SEMINARY bridgeport, Conn.),
Tor young lalirs viii reopen september s. 1880 Prep
ala%p Tor yas;1 en- other ff' Ms jPs' IVY KA0WWEEs
T FREE Nh "NNN D. 9lND'" 1l'' y. 5000 $500
HOME INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
raoarns G%@ NJ ri O Mrs s' onHfG tTd'T acpa
NIAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE,
M FOR ,A YGa4g % KS W M9t sSo%n for Excl
S"iF q I'm %i; sV SrfHt F""cpI
For Both sexes-Country.
A EMILY SCo2 or ns. on 9r tn II Id mlIa.
BEFORE FIXING ON A BOARDING
scnq for your 6 psnsS Ss circular
MT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE.
dprn sept Ma f To- Terms Miss 2 Hyatt Principal
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyacl, n. Y
ta e at no nny s IL e ' Ou' music
Miscellaneous.
pPARATUS and FURNITURE of all kinds
~ for schools academies. Colleges aud Halls send tor
catalogue. BAKER. PKArr,< 60 80 ~ tondst. n. 4.
THE Undersigned will give private nstruc-
nS% % 0GI. a. ;s ATenae IfNbE scup
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Real estate to Gxrhange.

WANTED.--Large farm for three fine houses
elegantly located, J. w. FIELDER, Pinest, N. v,
ocs Sers johnson. H. d II. Ill., 1913 Fiatbush ave. Bkn
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on AND AFTER JANUARY II. 1871.

DOUBLE TRACK. TEE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
HENr, And HE FASTEST TIME CONSIST ENf
WIN ABoOLU re SAFETY
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MORRIS WILKINS A0ctioneer'
VALUABLE BROADWAY AND FIFTHAvE. PROP
EkTY AT AUCTION.

LUDLOW co will sell at auc;ion at the t1cnanee
al II O'CLOCK, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 3 1881: 90,
BROADWAY AND THIRTY -EIGH THs1:-Nos. l.3J2,
l;9j 1895 .,9S 400 Broadway and No. III West
ssts asx 90 feet The location Is one Of he finest
On the line This property viii bt offered al
500 OOO and sold The highest bidder over that sum
FIFTH.AVE-S southwest corDer i20th;s[ hNe hne Ioo
Do Ixl2O feet property Will be sold 10 the hgnest
bidder So5,COO. - -, .,,. -,
FIFTlI.AVE-I.as side: three lots. with buildings 15x
commencing "a north OF l2Ts To lie sod 10
the highest bidder over S.2,OOL ~ ---..--.
Maps further at the Office OF the ancoreers
No. 3 Pine OF. loooo'I
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
IN NEW LINE.
IA

For TRENTON AID PIIILADELPHIA.
tIty.si. .
FOR Philadelphia Ninth and Greeists at 7ij. Q. 10.
lll5 NJ; 1880 L. 4:30 $50 = 1880 IL r. m. On sun
day at S:ij a. m; 530 I. 1850, - D. m. "a,
For Third aud Bcrks.st1, at 0:30 Has 1870, f;it
6:30 ON sunday a: S:i5 l. m
For TTentOn, Warren ana fucker 5:3O 40 10 10
m l30, . 40 49,. 5;30 j. 1850. l2p. III sunday
g. a. m $50. Z. 1880. II y. .
Return trains leave PHILADELPHIA for New. YORK .
From stations phiadcpma and ReainS r.. corner Ninth
and Green.sis 7:30, $50 go. ii a M; l;Il = 80
o40 6i $50 I'm. On SUNDAY at $3.50 M o:3o 6;iO
From Ihrt and Bciksstf, at 10. S:2O, 9lj l20.
$40 g. $3.50 sunday ~ s:l0 a. M. 40 IL 30
From Trenton warren and Incker,sts -l:?5 i2j. 80
Gao = COS 1908 ll2O a. m; - go, 42i $50 72J. S25
D. m Sundsy-l:26 4:25. Q20a. m: 6l5. 7::i5 r. IN.
Il made at JeIsej city station ami from
BIoJkiyn and Erie Depot jersey CITY . $500
Tickets for sale at foot of libertyst Nos 23? "Gl iol
pa 957 323 Broadway and nj TIE principal hotels NoS
ami C1urtst. and Annex oic5 wela hart i,roklyn
y Transfer Conpshy DOdd's Express VIII call AMI
check baggage from MOTEL or residence 10 destination Ap
he at ga AM l323 Broadway. 10 01v".
New YORK and Court BROOKLYN All these offices
connection wi;h the Bcll Telephone Law Telegraph
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For Young Lades-Brooklyn.
AIRS. l.. JERNEGAN BOWEN will resume
w her easons ali holern languages after sep
TENDER IJ kUI particulars apply AZ il9 CAlt0nSL
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Cream 5teamers.

A MEXICAN LINE.
~ FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LGVERpO0l- -.
only 1rnnsatianuc Line unlgr the AMERlr\S FhAH
Sailing Wuned " from Ph 'eiph'L Ani Ihvof2'L
Extra salilngs on 1itcfnai" Saturlay%
ONO. "Wednesday. Feb. ., g. a IN.
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing every SATURDAY alternately rom Phillel2hn ana
Ncw.l or for rtwcrp landing passengers "hin 10"
~ V ASHLAND now) Saturday. Feb ;. l0a. IN.
FOrrates OF passage aud uthrrIhiOr nlti>a spplY,p
907 walnut.st. PhIade phia 10 BrottwlY. Now York
A NCIIOR LINE L. :. MAZE STEAMERS.
From Pier No. 20. North River. sew York.
Ethiopia ....lcp = To- trcasSia Feb Il" a M
BOLIVIA. Feb II. 3 |, IN. ev.n!a FEB o. T. IN
not c1til7 sheep or ilg7.
Cabins $50 $50 excursion tickets at reduced ra,1f
cecold Iahn SO Ste"Tige So
- From Pier 40. Al North nver 'oot Of th1tle,F'o -
rtoP x d fG y! F. al T fn IS rs,s D.
Hi;N DfI,~0N HitoTiF.iI~. Aasat.. Bowlin4.lre0n.
CUNARD LINE.
49,. $780,. NOTICE" LANE R0rTE;"., o,.y,,.s
FROM NEW-IOEk 10 LiNtHPUOL VIA QUEt'9
FROM PIER No 80. NOIrH RIVER
lnv OH, Fb 40 D. M
B9THX 'i,,a' ION ia T. r oo noon
CABIN passage $50 So aud 500 return tickets on favor
tccrise cxcts part Of Europe at very low
VL%2uN II. TEjWN 4 90. Agent.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
~ BETNkE% NEN YORK AND ilANHk. .
Pitr OiC"mnany new 30 II 'ort 'nv'r ot q Nnrton
Travellers by tins linz svnm hrtn tr1u.t nv EnEi'l rn
way aud the discouo:ai crO7sn. tr9 Ohthnsl IN 'hH
trf,in md lie L'S,.'' rofi".1 Mwin 7liy trb = III
Fi.A .CE Trri " odncs 'ay Fehli. a. 10
tbcckslr5wn ~ Ly,unu+ b: rir.''uthIrtt,'uf
LOUIS DE- Bi..ti ~. tfrl, So B'FiinL 's''i.
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NINFTEEN TRAINS EA'H WAY DAILY; .EXCEPr
ST &DAY, 1IiItI T. DEPOIS IN III ILADELPHIA.
TWO ~ NEWlOik.
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Gnp iJropertn ID 1nt:0.
Gnrtion Sales OF Real Gsiate.

COMMISSIONERS SALE for Distribution. in
from of Court House. Jacksonville Florida. Monday.
Feb T. 1881 Vau BILE Property. Es.ate Of Joseph L. Pen
unck deceased suitable for farming ur
poses or building lots adjoining Jscksonvie slso three
rl0lce CITY OTIS Square 80 tOr inll particulars
sppIy TO ]. C. GREELEY, Jacksonville Fla, or r. r. Pen.
MOCK Room Is, Chamber Of Commerce. philadelphia
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tjrlp ioanteo.

employment TO cont MI
D..n hands hdlre.,. stating aBt, Occupation "n"
r,feirucrs, H. u. D.. l.. o. Box eoA-
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vi : LlV YOVK ana LONUJN
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

these class s;rIil4IiD4 regularly from
PuI ~. = NUT,li River. tJilDSs
SASTiAGO DE ~ "a Cap. FOOt Weducpltv. jan
srd For freight plsttgo apply
TO NIll.lAh / Nl'l Di' " ~ ~ - br"'d"S'
LAYTON BROS, Agents III ilaNa,i
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DACIFIC MAlL STEAMSHIP COMPANl


Il Sailing from Pier f"pt %. CLn'-Ht., %mth river
For Fran l,rO. Ia hmuS Uf Innam1
ACAPl IiSiaY. J"nuarY ~ hO1l
Connect Tor Central amt SJIlh America and HcAlO
81 Y OF I0KiO ....... .. eaiuriay. Feb. 20. p M
From Sau fiauc,co 10 Honolulu. Ncw/calAnd dm Al"
IalIa. .,...-. ., =, -,
cry tF y DNi.f ~AturdY lfhdATJ - w. ~
UrOn arrival 81 IIwi1n mails # an frIlfic, r,vt,t
Pa--cng, - orG aidr g. Az FtN NCl@Cp = y .,NN
ItIAND~. j ii'AN.ClIINA NTW.I!;AL \ y, AGerit.
LA. >OCIH AN IK!CA. CEN itAi. AMENi' Rh'
MEXICO . ,.... ,... ,u,i, Al
Cou,nany' once, iIer foot vi tial ~ NOrh Nyrr
V"'' II. j. 81 LLAf.
same
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t. ~ MOKitiS. - Iir,idwly T. .aciIi IA .sago A+'Lt
WHITE STAR LINE. ,,,,,s
w UNITED STATES And ROYAL MAIL - i.AMf'"'
FOR QUEENS rows AND Law EllOpl" ,.,,,
NOTICE Il o thi' iir t" ms Lam ~ ii
r,coInir,d,ib by l.. AluY. L. . n, on bOth the Qua ~
hOpcwari ,,,....-. . inc II,
Can't .St'urlly, FcbruIrf D. H. u W.
UhITI Can't pu,-iI Thursday, February ~ -;5U u W
Kennedy SATURDAY. FcD ~ ooV d. u.
CELL capt ru' TlI "i, ioD ~ t;ytt, -
FROM THE WHITE SCAR DOCK. FOOT oF Wed
lGTHSf , ..,.. .,., ,..,.o,.,,i m A.
,oiulnrns rhe Sal,1n. Ntat"rb'nb smoking ari d. .
rams ae placed I'M sp wIsro ~; NOISE AL nlioa az
lcast felt anorling " degree u comfort n'''''''
pe,u,u al. an "a Or
a,o ,arms seerIgo from tho Old CDuutri 40 From No"
York, 8. ...,.,... ,.,,,. .bes, - r. ,iys
plans an other niO IA ICON Apply ~ ''
C.n'n,ny Offices. No. 81 BfOAi"iy. 80" Ork:, 80,
Nohp'h' '' H. !. CORil3 goat
q f. BARTLETr & C0 Akenia. Boston
NHAi;itIrr& CATrtLl4 agents. fhAAielPhl"
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CINCINNATI, CLlCAG0. ST. LOUIS

v AND TIE WINI
VIA BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Leave New YORK. too; IibnrtY
VA % For WasIiig Dn q lrlnr7ti. ioi =
7p.'m. Daily faSJ Lane Through COACHES aud >ecpng
care 10 Cincinnati. Chicago 4. &c.
ll50 H. Daily Tor WASHINGTON. Ciucunaii Chicago
=. x.
Tickets tor sale and baggage checked at 'oCtof Lbcrrs
JOSEPH :. HAERIS II. f. BALDWiH.
Manager Gen. Pass. \.
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DOITERDAM ..INn.

ROTTERDAM I'M"
IL stearncr. lciyo = AT D:''4 NfnaEI, Hi"ok'?I
~ Ltt,I,A ............ .Mrdne"ty F.nlHug }
" III CtDin fGI-$ SO "a cabn - olcmsr, 81
U.CAIAtX, u.n. AGt., - SOFIA WI it.r Il
FINt H. kDi l. X 90, =. 0uti Nnld n'nl lrIth' NtN
L. ". MOKtiH - Iirrid"Ay Eihclh IA '5hFo ~, AZ.
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EOR Bridgeport and all points on Nar-
i gatuc& and HOusa.0nic Ka )adsStcl Leave Cath
aIps SIP Pier IS. T.. RI iav Al ll:'0 An
] EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
~ PASSENGER TRAINS on and after GuIe = - % VIZ
pots C"Tandt AMI JcUrossess. Al - an.
] $40 p fOr t:asOn. Bethlehem. hlch Iwi,
Rsadinr Mauch C:,unx Wk csb1rre. 1owaula. Wavrrly
Ithaca 3icnpva Lyons Bunal0 aud tho West. FumaAs
ing coaches attached 10 80 nj. ran - go
Trains leavinRot TO y aunl y M cODhoot ''' 80
bonts II Mahanov and lIazleton coal re@lnn+
FP RYINGTO% General Passenger AGENT,
GeLeIa Eastern once GOPHER CEu dri tpft!aadt-stS
IA il-,tt~ ALp.s
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RIO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

THE OLD ESTABLISHED KorTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW.lOHk AND PHILADELPHIA.
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy Sonth Amboy, Red
ban1 Long Irnni Ocean Grove As9nry rArS Point Pleas
ant, Toms Rlver Barnegat. ATLANTIC CITY. Re -.
Leave NewYmk. foot Lberty.St. at D. 3d. ll4' d MI
1890 $780, 4, $50 y. m.
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FOR BOSTON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
N Y. y. II. aud u. r. r. Leave Grand CenrI Depot
AZ 1888 week daT5. and 1880 SupdsyG other
rains at II and uet tickets Nev'io:k ard
Sew-EnglaIi iu.iifJad.
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Gin Heal GsIate for sal

IT LOW PRICES.-FOur strictly first-cass
n houses bay windows. extensions &C. Including north
west corner 64thst Madison and 5h.aves W. f. CROFT
nm
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-20

heart. DIR. Bliss vas summoned, and
when he entered the room he found the
President substantially without pulse
1 and the action of the heart was almost
! und istinguishable. He said al once the
President was dying and directed that
Mrs. Garfield be called, also the Doctors.
The President remained in dying con-
sditlor until 1875, when he was pro
snounced dead. he died of some trouble
sof the heart, supposed 10 be neuralgia,
ebut that of couIse is uncertain l noti
lfei General Arthur and sent dispatch
tie Mcssrs. Blaine and Lincoln, who are
en- route from Boston to New York. The
cabinet now at 1880 p. IN. are In con-
Esuitation -
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-20

+Worth Ten Times tss Weight In Geld.
l have been afflicted with "Itchins
PILES" for several years; have tried many
remedies, but of no avail. A friend al.
vise6 me TO procure = box of "SwAyne's
All Healing Ointment" and try it | did
30. and found immediate relief, and In
ten days l was wholly cured. and feeling
like . new man. pronounce "Swaync's
ointment" the best remedy that can be
found. II is worth ten times its weight
in gold. 1t will fully justify the highes;
Recommendation ]. Z. EIaHMY,
Attorney and Counsellos-s st Law,
Amsterdam, N. Y.
The symptoms of Itching Piles are
moisture, like persp:ration, intense itch
hing, increased by scratching, very dis
tressing, particularly at night, IS if pin
worms were crawling in and about the
|rectum: the private parts are sometimes
affected; if allowed to continue, very
serious results may follow.
SwAYNK's OTNTNKNr, the only effectual
cure for letter, sill cutaneous affections,
no matter how obstinate or long stand
fing.
swayne's Ointment is sold by sll drug
|gists-
SwAYNK's PILLS are the best for all
bilious disorders They ward of chillsI
and fever, cure sick and nervous head
ache, and purify the blood.
Sold by A. G. Luken s. Co. and W. 81.
Ross.
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-The Times has .
$column of editorial chiefly devoted to q
6sketch of the wonderful career of the
Hate President Garfield. 1t says the most
: important incident of his five months
administration was that to which he
owes his death; the contest with Mr.
sConkling. Throughout Its course he bore
himself with firmness and dignity
which served to confirm the public con-
$fidence, and give promise that in the
discharge of his high trust, the Presi-
sdent would not fail to remember what
was due to his own self-respect and to
ethe office of Chief Magistrate. In clos
4 ing this brief review it is hardly worth
while to recall the fierce assault made
s from time 20 time upon his character.
sNo public man in this country
escapes such attacks, and in
most cases it must unhapiiy be con fessed
fthey are well eserved. To say General
SGarfield erred at times is bat to say be
was human, but proof that his errors
were corrupt or criminal has never been
produced. The fact that after twenty
two years of public service, most of them
{years In which the accumulation ot
wealth by the vensl was easy and temp
ktations for public men constant and
strong, he was still poor man whcr
chosen President, must be; accepted by
the candid mind as conclu4 I've proof OF
his integrity. He served hi country wei
and faithfully according a the lights OF
his conscie:cc and via be held In
ISratciu T-.f1etnbrasfce fUf eilat SIR Fiea
land for the manifes tation q !. high pur
pose which he has not baen spared tc
execute, to rescue the Eek. cutive office
from the degraded position into which il
had fallen in the hands of his predeces-
sOra
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Letter of General sherman in tn,
Interest of Law and Order.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-The followin g
sletter from General Sherman, in the in
Iterest of law aud order, in dealing with
the ass sssin Gaiteau. will appear In to-
morrow mornings Republican
WASHINGTON. d c.. Sept rs p. m.
Hon. Geo. c. Gorhanl, National Republican:
MY DEAR SIR:-You snd have been
comrades in civil broils and strife in
california, when vigilance committees
assumed to rule, and we know, or think
/ we know, how good, honest people have
sdone some acts of violence under an
honest conviction ths, they were doing
the right thing, and we believe
that the Great Physician will cure
,sll things, if patient. We have
snd recently heard
tine same argument on the streets, the
Isame scraps of wisdom enuncisted, and
now. at this dreadful hour, when our no
|ble, brave President is lying in the very
|sgonies of death at Long Branch and
the miserable. cowardly wretch. Cutie .u,
lis covering in his cell at the public Jail,
it occurs TO me that you and should in
our respective spheres make profitable
use of our past experience. No man on
esrth holds in higher esteem the noble
qualities of James A. Garfield than nv
self. WIS On the point of starting to
Chattanooga tonight
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America Must Yield.

The greatest thinkers, the most pro
found scholars, the most ex pert, thorough
land successful chemists for thes.
America must turn to Germany. In tn.
swoefully speculative field of medicine
\ 20 greater step has yet been taken thar
jim the discovery, after the most extend.
led research, the most careful and patient
experiments, of DR.. Faust's German
Cough Syrup, for the cure of consump
stion, coughs, cold, sore throat, bron
schitis. Group, and all pulmonary diseases
Remember this medicine is sold on &
positive guarantee to cure. Price, csc.
;50c. and 81 per bottle. Ask druggists
For sale by A. G. Luken g. Co.
4 msy23d-eod-tf
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N zeyeIgh,s Dispatch TO Lowell.

{ ELBERoN, Sept 19-At 10 o'clock to-
Snight, the following was sent TO minister
!. Lowell by Attorney General MacVeigh:
Z The President had another chill of
considerable severity this morning which
4 followed so soon after the chill OF last
governing left him very weak indeed. HIS
Spulse became more frequent and feebler
zthan al any time since he recovered from
athe immediate shock of the wound
sand his general condition was
zmost alarming during the day.
z His system has reacted to some extent
-He passed the afternoon and evening
comfortable, and at this hour be is rest
fling quietly and no disturbance is expect
sed during the night. There has zen,
showeyer, no gain whatever in strength.
5and there is therefore no decrease of anx-
siety. NACVEIGa.
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DEAD!
DEATH OF THE PREsIDEST, WHICH
OCCURRED AT 1885 LAST
NIGHT.
The Closing Scene # the
Long Struggle for Lite.
The Announce ..ent E5ery where Received
With Profound Sorrow and
Mourning.
Vice-Presidest Artii lIr Notified
Of the Presidents Death
and isis Own Sue
cessioal. (
Gen. Arthur Takes the Oath of office
and il Now President s.
Gen. Sherman COunsels Regard for Law
and Order. B
t:eh- Arthur TAX e. the Oath Of Offic
and ~ Now President
Gen. Sherman COunsels Regard for Law
and Order.
The Final bulletin.

The following bulletin has just beer
issued
ELBERoN, Sept 10. 1881, 1:30 p. M
The President died at 1875. After the
bulletin was issued at $3.50 this evening,
tho Pr sident continued in much the
same condition rs during the afternoon,
the pulse varying from 102 to 106, with
rather increasing force and volume. After
taking nourishment he fell into u quie,
sleep. About thirty FIVE minutes before
his death, and while asleep, his pulse
rose to 100, and was somewhat more fee
BILE At ten minutes after ten he awoke,
complaining Of a severe pain over the
region of the heart, and slmost immedi-
ately became unconscious, and ceased to
breathe ut 1875.
(Sipnei) ID. w. BLISS,
FRANK FL. HAMILTON
ID. HAYES AoNEw.