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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-16
Frank SiddalIs Soap.

lust call and get cake Of this Soap. II
81 Is the z-eaiest invention of the age,
really believe. Try 1t and test IL. The SANE
SOAP Is used for all purposes, toilet, clothes,
for the Aesh and every thing, and DOES NOT
IEJURE ANYTHING. Do NOT believe this Soap
Is sold by any one 10 this county but by
June 10 d. II. BOUIC.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-16

SMALL WoMEN.--Lucia Zarate, the
smallest woman in the world, was born
in Mexico. Her parents were poems
that is say, half breeds. When born she
was the size Of rat It was supposed
that she was dead, and she was put in a lit
Tie box that happened to be in the room.
Soon, however, she began to scream.
She was then taken out of her box, and,
except that she was wondrously small,
she soon played and ran about like any
other child. This is what the weekly
Arizona Miner says, but we can lay over
that. Bologna Sausagini, the most small
est woman in the world, was born in the
city Of London. Her parents we're both
over eight feet high. When born she
was no bigger than humming -bird's
egg, and weighed one OUNCE. She was
put in pill-box, but she soon squealed
the lid of, aud now she is Ia years old.
weighs 2l0 pounds, aud can kick cat
off the doorstep clear across the street.
Them's the kinder sort of women this
journal writes up.--,San Francisco Ne,os-
| Letter.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-16

1t was Saturday night in Leadville.
Six rough miners were playing poker.
But as the clock struck the hour Of IL,
proclaiming that the Lords Day had
come, with one accord they threw down
the cards and left the saloon. They
went across the street to see dog-fght.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-16
OLDFIEU.D,S


E x G. O ST or PUN d.
TIME undersigned has now on hand about
i $1,000 feet of White Oak Pump Stock,
which has been in soak In Spring water a
sufficient length of time to free it from sap
Amy Pump constructed of thisstock Is guar
anteed MOTTO give an unpleasant taste to the
water. His arrangements for preparing
Pump Stock in the above manner are most
ample and complete, and he will always be
prepared 10 put up the
ExCcISior Pump
Al short notice.
Always on hand all kinds Of Pump Fix
lures, Of the very best quality.
Common Wooden Pumps made on l0 prem
Uses where they are 10 be placed, when de-
sired, at 80 cents a foot.
AllPumps constructed by the subscriber
are warranted for one year. After the first
year, they will be kept in order by him, for
ten years, for the moderate sum ofSl per
year.
All Pumps put in and not proving salts
factory, will be taken out and the money
refunded.
Orders by mail or in person, ATTENDED o
with promptness, and at moderate prices.
mr. For any further information, apply
to Mr.. !. BYERs, Montgomery House, Rock
vile, Maryland
WIN. OLDFIELD,
PUMP MAKER,
apl9-ly Fountain Green, HarfordC.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-16

A gentleman in Chicago has three
daughters, all of whom are called Lily,
because Solomon in all his glory was
not arrayed like one of them. II is
hardly necessary to state that they do
not toll
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-16

There is only one woman we know
Of who can let other women pass by her
without looking after them to sec wheth.
er their polonaise are shirred at the ell
bow and cut bias on the watch pocket.
The woman in question is tobacco sign
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-16

A young lady, who recently gave "A
nilliner an order for new bonnet. said
"You must make it plain, but still at
tractive and smart, as | sit in a very
conspicuous place in church"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-16

II never argy agin success" said
Artemus ward. when | see rattle
snaix's head sticking out ov hole l
bear off to the left and say to myself,
that hole belongs to that snaix. ;"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-16

An exchange says: The bicycle is
great thing to put flesh on a mans legs.
It is also great thing to take flesh of a
mans nose and other portions Of his
body.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-16
DRESS GOOBS DEPARTMENT.

Albrross Cloth, Nuns Yelling, Chooda and
Monte Cloths, French PIaids, Stripes and
Novelties
SPECIAL DRIVES IN
1900 yards of half-wool Cashmere ut ia cts.
per yard.
5000 yards Of beautiful Plain and Figured
Goods Al rs cents per yard.
so pieces all-wool English Debrge nj 25 cents
per yard
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ELzE1ElL. Z 11Eilzll- -
FHHI


At LrTt Deal Rcach g. j. on sixth day. am month 6h,
rnr,-si ase pi1co a ~hrw.rur, Westinghouse second
d1f. .tr In-f. - o'clock Doe thr 80 Tn"na.
c4recs ei meet Tie 1870 pm train frm now York at Red
AsiLRaA> on Friday eyenine Way g. lssi. At 900 ch;
ave. N,HNosL, John d. " AwcTn'u' in thc fith yeAi *
raa,r .erycs at Collegiate Dath Church corner 5aaye.
and 3-thst. Monday. Stay % at loa n
EoGEIT on T'nr-'ay 'aornn- pa inst Annie s. ielnf
5,urter Of te late John Young. IN tie jtA ycarofAcr
t.c of i'r sr,n,,,oti'r W.. s. - Young 40.
I,jra-i 'r -. 900 SUNDAY. -th inst, at laop. IA.
baltimore papers please copy.
cylyER-on "Wednesday ,fayi. n Greenwich. v'a!ins'
iou comfy s. ,lrola' wife o. the Hon t. d. culver
oII--rAu,INER-A NOM. Holly. y. y. on Friday. May
o. o-l L''n.rl %iico 'h~ lscy Ansi,tn5 = .ei ~.
l,c Rev Samuel s. ,cnmutor D. D., ~ Gey,burg Penn.
HiCKs-on Friday morning. May . Mary Emma. widow Of
81 at, lsdenc, l26 East 5o'hst On Monday Nay At
A.banylliers piraso copy.
HNNNEoLorGH Atr'n,sht ne IN int a. n, res, re-,
d'nr - DTS '"n ~amu'. ian '"ues ~ l1't ''I' ''
Hou,c If na.ra asna't.r
foL,ft suddenly, % lonscrr tie 1th inst. Nar-ae,
r,,..'., 'ra'. arr l- Q. attea45 las funeral .er
ro.at-.. conner Rasuna,. ..
afru ,a MONDAY Nay 30 H"rr'n""o4 Cemetery Please
FrY~. oa ra'ar Nayc l-.'. Merry willow Of David Eey'
r .aat.r.ni. ot'. family or. invited TO- attend Tie
h.- S. l..t ..t,t, sunday >1y 81, 90 oc.-e b. Doe
N1.rtll'~I tn. -'7r.e '. l..9'r i', morning.
r...r. -f.... .ru. u. srt Presbyterian thur'l lon
cans ti.,s g. il. train f-ou Grand ceatfa. uc.
v.lN.rr> >tt.,a short i.... on sltar'y mo-.n
..'. ... s.i ul,aa43 requested i.a't uo ao"ers be
..,. .. ... t., ,4t, N.iy l.a'l Ma "n. a- l -j
I.-
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Special Notices.

Cinnd Exhibition aud sale
r. sICHELS EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION.
Tuos. +. KIRBY. Auctioncer
HyTHoNAs p. KIRBY & go.
ON EXHIBITIONS DAY AND EVENING
AT OUR ART GALLERY, SO BROADWAY
Opposite Wailach's,
An Extraordinary collection Of
ANTIQUE CHINESE PuKCELAGN~, BRONHEs,
JAuEsroNI.. CRYSTALS, &C, &c
Also -...,.,..
RlCll OkltNt ~. ~ tfiS,~
Tho Who'll, rsr.os Elected ana brought to this court ry
b. ~ siChEL, I.uc lisslle ialS
NOTE
THIS COLLECTION OF CHINESE CERAMICS, Tu,E :;
MOST IMrOKTANT. EXER, OFFERED, AZ ~ ~ hiLIi1T
ssAHEEaHIN.Sgt i0 or Coon AHb iMrERiAL FIEcEs.
S iTh mi A 5osF FF ffr,TN4 ! SP}Fs
CHASE Al PRIVATE .sALE HAyiNG BEEN ~, ~,
ffhiE3 cArAL6Gj'E WAS. COMPLIED UNpplERTo TIE
Hh 40 D' TIIOs. +. KIRBY q co.
Tho SALE which will be percmpory one VIII ase p@ee On
WEDNESDAY. TWURSDA y and FRIDAY AFTEhNooNS
May "a. ~ and 49, a. 80 O'CLOCK
60 A Icayi,tN Ia X. somoryille. Auctoneer.
LEAVITr ART GALLERIES. CA Di'OAO " -
THE AUSTIN COLLECTIONS.
INTERCHANGEABLE OLD eHINAs.
FINE ENGLISH FURNITURE
OIL AND wArER-coLoR PAINrINGs
CURIOUS OLD BRONIE7.
THE COLLECTION OF MR. ALFRED AUSTIN, OF
NETWORK AND LONDON. DURING a PERIOD OF
NINETEEN YEARS.
TIE WHOLE SOW OF EXHIBITION, TO DE SOLD by
AUCTION TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NEXT
ALSO, At CLIFTON HALL
SOW Of EXHIBITION
Until day Of sale Z thursday AFTERNOON May 10, at
o'clock,
CHOICE AND SELECT COLLECTION
ID
RARE MANTEL PORCELAINs,
ANTIQUE FURNITURE,
GLASS. SILKS AND
ORIENTAL RUGS. 60
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RAILR0lD INTERESTS.
mn IONG IsI-ANn ROADa.

At special meeting of the shareholders Of
'ne Long Island Railroad Company yesterday the action
OF inc directors approved IN guaranteeing the bonds
ISSUED by the Brooklyn and Montauk Railroad Company.
Inc latter company which Inns leased ia road 20 the
Long Island Railroad has begun 20 build extension
from Patchogue 90 Mouchcs, on thc main line Of the
Long Island Road. by which connection will Dee made
with sag iIarbor Dos way Of The south shore Road Tho
niance about fifteen mrs and thc extension will De
Competed by July. 10 is the intention OF the Long
'id l'alrnfd f0 do the most OF its business the
Spulh SHORE Road when thr link i- built 10 viii reduce
IN, uHn,r OF it- trains on thc present main line and
lN-IN't-t Those on the new route. The company has
nLIt 10 guarantee both principal aud interest ~ tho
WurfHtr debt Of ~21unpO necessary 90 complete tho
h'" lodl nud aI-o The interest $4,000 The mort
tk. "h he sent uc ~ road. which uaturc- within
'N years The new mortgage covers both the old aud
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L1TEST SHIPPING NEWs.
PORT OF NETWORK MAY 7, 1881
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK MAY 7, 1881
ARRIVED.
storrcr Covrnfina fBr Rcrgh. Napes April p ataa J.
Mrs-ua DE- Palermo d. Gibraltar 81, with ru % lANfrhce
Giles 81 Nu. vessel tO ~eagrf Bros
Slip Pannr 0Gcr -chuscn. Bremen a. days. wish empty
barrels fo Ih,l RIEDr.
BARK Cmn bison. and 20 days rom Cork % Jalias TO
g Eururss
Har Harold ~ Halifax Dart London March in ballast
o. -arw a. Burgess
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
Nrw.OnfFAv- MAY 7-Cielred. Steamers Trankrrf, for
Bremen, t.duhh. for Art"trV EiF-Hatcr for SYDNEY
larl. Or spool. l-plu. Or ilgelIoo Bernard Bl,
flr Liverpool. EiFfra. f0i Liverpool
sailed. .i lllrl Elkrhy.
ssr.yv,H ,iay Arrived mp steamer city Ok Columbus,
New york
sailed. steamer city of Macon, for Ncw-York
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nm sAFEs u M uNITED BANK BrILDING.

TIE SAFES N THE UNITED BANK BUILDING.
The new banking rooms of the First National
Bank and the Bank Of the Republic In the United Bank
Building, are very complete IN all appointments. I'm.
mcnsc sucs provided for the protection 81 money
md securities These safes weigh more than thirty tons
lron steel and Franknte into the construction Of
tleWa combination ~ metals that affords protection
not otherwise obtainable Iron il tough but soft and
easily worked. steel receives hard temper, but II II
nrticin and may softencd again IN the wall az safe
sd ns 10 b.. readily drilled Franknite however IS nat
uray hard and II cannot Doe penetrated BY any tools that
into compartments one of them has six doors and the
other DOORS each OF which h. provided with highly
polished bolts that secure n all sides The doors and
hinges are massive Ia appearance aud show the latest
devices n fastening the safes show throughout
engineering skin and the superior workmanship OF
Mrssrs. Herring * Co.. the manufactures
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OBITUARY..
COLONLL ~ IL pIIIIIp

Colonel w. II. Philip died last evening nj
the age Of nny-c.rAt. at thc Buckingham Hotel from
pneumonia lie was ON his way from his home
IN Claycrnck, Columbia County. S. To- Washington last
Monday, and WINS taken sick coon after reaching
the hotel lic vas attended hy Dfs. Thomas
and Flint. hui never mod from the r-t attack Colonel
PHILIP had been for many years resident of Cn.cUtck
lie owned large nuouut of rfti estate 300 Columbia
County aud in Washington d. q. tie served General
Fmuklin's stan from l-Gl 10 l-G3 taking
part IN the Fcnnsuar campaign aud the baltic
Of Antictnm. soon after rcsi2uiug from The army De-
married Miss W0rihingtuu. OF Georgetown Heights, "a
member ~ an old and wciliupWn Virginia family. lie
leaves three sou+ and dnughor llis mother belonged
10 tbs well known Van Nt,s family, ~ Washington, D. T..
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GILBERT AND srLLIyAys Nrw OPERA

go If"" me L""o'" L'f['af'- -.
The pay rs IN u.s." 9'l v H,I'Dl 'h' IT., 'l,n7 ih
the fI"uhHS 'i ISL ,,'' Nv 'lu t -
!"'hly !"uu~ an ~. 49, t. H., ,,,.,, a..
h,y ba ,n' TIc f%c,T Zion and sprawl a.I ns
for they al il love win Bnn',orqlc wh9 hrcdi
mem h,l ia, '- i-I', ~ 30 w. '' -, ~ H.
'le -ail ~ "'P'. Xxx" t".. ~ Iii I'll, a.
U'Hi,!a IL u 49,, ,,r t,,c Tho. i,e. ,,i,',. nor
thing that L9nif'rnr Is i'y ini ,'r p'' ,u'
hJ'"y ~ III w." ~. Al , i,,,,oii Mo a,.,..r
Il' 'll'I' u.''"',. ,' ,i i., -, I 49,,
ds.I I ...' i ., i, ti1+ II ~ i,,, .r,,e
~ w. ','., o." .., .lat ...I III. ',,,.
ia 80, M - iutti, d, love airiIy as,,io
80 ,I,,o}J ci.tt.rs about ,I. Instant arrival nj
W., ,"o aon tbc L1r-'iii.r, Of castle Bnnth6fnc
Eicsiiv mon of mi li,it -nccr. rhr Jgr ~a,hr
o.. ,otI,i-, ~ I,r,,,. Yafls rrtnt, .t. tir
I'I, Fla. and fb,n fbo twenty ltuyni-b away 10
49, '-,, ,,,i,'l, ,.,ll D., tloir T.. ,in,J
200. ~ L@,,I al II, l,,rt aud r., cootod vror
I'.iI tr C,l.,ll l.',i,. ,o,5 Noif,r NM,
f"r', H'a,''e ~ ~ ~. ." 5ii, .. &
49,, H. ,,rJ G,itr,ia,, ,,,tt.iii ,yI,.r
f |rN 81. Cio,iI .i,,,sa ,.+t.r eoug abort 'ti,at
n,nrlar ,nv.,cr,. li.ovI, f. thr world a. n hol-v
araeoon " and iitrcduce. Lieutenant the Duke OF
Dunstalle vLo has ioirf ;he ANN. r tl,, vui homo
of getting uuLbcd and of seeing reason ia r. nominee
an idea .7ot men are horn "bcnt nj an aurlc of
f"rt'ti,c d.',rors . Ibs over Nur+l ornc 20 sbl,
,o.tu nn,,ars escorted Lv the t,srtfv ror.-
ptyr as & ~, ,.a,.C'I ,r,r' .i' SIN H.! Lt
fLr1n not INT i'm frcuI,. Of in.,,ir,ti,r,
,,,rites thouOlts .hcv long 10 know. Will hrfo,.
his angular Great, re- i'm lral rush tLe mn
soldiers arr nowhere. All tax. or rather siug AZ
once. PITY those who love ia vain" wall fLo
maideps Pretty sort Of treatment for a military
man" protest the Dragons: Bmthorne conHdrn-
in "a ratt e,-tatic way | hear ulaiuIv aIl
tbev s5v Fnrtber rcrrnacheJ lv fhe VA --iors H.,
Lady lane speaks for self and companions. Hln-
tborne has idealized then al. My eyes are open
daan,ir drnopir,gly ara soul(ully iut.nse ! a,n
i'm al ding
Meanwhile BIutborDc. the shlvoue-he looks IN
sie $50, stone a. 1nost-bas finished his toc,n n
j. wild weird. fe-hly thing" cnt tied Hollow.
Uo,low Hollow and express doubts whether
seo,ng The Intimate connection between some OF
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" Pride II the Kitchen"
Tor SEQ lrng and cleaning.
MlRRLED.

pf ,NcWARD- TAYTO R-On Tmrslay morning 10 tho
l..,, 70 fhr ffny Trinity. hf tho t. So phrn d. Tying
fr d. l James S. Blanchard 90 -frih T. Taylor 80 tails
CAIuNFf .-~TILINA Mon tfr -l-t ~ April ISL 40
40 souls CHURCH London En.1l'. tf iir i.rF. D. y
walker fIraui Nt-n,i Caldwell of philadelphia. Penn. %
Tii. YOUNG 30 dsgA Df the lac N slin p sui, aut 81
Columbus. Ohio Nofa-is
IfFGFN AS-N fNKOOP-At rho Reformed Church. ftnd-
-nr E S.. Wednesday, hr- 3d. -"rilc4 o. r.. ht t'' itnf-
"t ii l,,,.,' a. OIL nd .';, 5 W
Ne' f.lrf. Ohio.
NCTN- EIUrR-on r'ursl1y. 'fav 2. at mo Dutch Pc.
,- Terry I.rr, s. Mum 10 Annie T., daughter OF Ms.
G..r,, 81. Iiitr
ORR rgT AZ Jersey city. W,na evening. April -. In
Heading Methodist ffitcnpM church Dog ihc Rev James
MONTGOMERY. Inus irlN'ft orr. OIL. Springfield Mass, 10
Af'. daughter ~ %. y. Fsr, Of Jersey cry.
eWIIT-CDpk-0u saturday NAV :. ~ the residence -
f, bride. n0h,r hY tir l's. Charles Go Amos, lue5 D.
----L-- ID .L--L q. L--A. INN ~ III c-L..
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HARPER u BRO.
I,a.pt ffrt-agrsus-s

Dean ~luulcy's Christian Institution. h', an ii,e
tr.r4 --at Ecrp,.l-t -uUltt H. bt A. D. -taifgs
I, ID Iotu of rs e.nuiustoI. l4m' cloth. 30 cents
Froudc'- Cmsar Caesar. 4 sketch l'y Janr' Anl.24ny
in" ioih th portrait and map, 90 colta &C., paper %
cents.
,t.,,crnicl's Memoirs Memoirs of Prince Metteini'h
- 49, TIif.f b., Prince Iachau Ncttelulch. Tho
PM ,.i.ri and arranged by =. A. 30 hlubo0 stTOm.
Translated by Ar' At Aiat. Nal' EAit' l. aNN H. 40
pauer, 20 cents each
The Human Race and Other sermons. Preached at Chcl
aud Brighton iy the lAt, Rev Frederick W.
PoDertson. N. A. l2mo, cloth, 81 30.
Into the Shade and other stories by Mary Cecil Hay.
TO. paper. - crnts.
The Life George the Fourth including BIS letters and
opinions B Percy Fitzgerald a. A., T. =. A. complete in
Is parts Pant l. ito paper, 20 cents No 10 n th5
Franklin square Library
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GEORGE p. PUTSNrs ~0Ns.

H. The Journal Of a Farmers Daughter D. an,
ool9lr A -trD, 70 .fli.f ..l urt- 1850 ilf- NJ arm
Af ga tlo berkshire HAs "ith sic~ G.; SKY Farm
Nndrmoiscilc bismarck ly Henri kochef1it square
itnIo. cloth, - uap.ft $50 cent.
The sword of namorles By Anna katharine Green
LARGE l2inp, cloth extra 81 90
Certain Forms of Ncrvou, Dernugement- B7 william
4. Hammond, vi. ID. A new edition. octave, 81 t5-
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Tie Kings Ni~.i,c nna Other Poems. Hf io.n1 Hft'
Seer $3.50 ln. -f.. pnffra "r. volume l'o fi ''- f
iouefrilow birthday BOOK. Arranged Ir tito
F.... I4t.. WIfHl inns. rrIr rrr r"' tHd 81 ..d-
triul, ~ ltfr -Ilo. ta,rfulF stamped. g.
severn rrr- n south Africa. Travels l.'-'a' l. 1'i
lfrrf.,r A..tufirs Iy g.. f.lf Iln.If NUA l.l. 30
luI-t.a tUI, aui 'l.I- % tu.r, -.r r-t
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EW-Y0RK DAILY TRIBUNE.

Domino Jesu" was not 30 successful. II was not
easy to Judge Of tho value Of tho scene from Mr..
Boisc's "Romeo and Juliet" The performance was
not smooth, and the size Of the room detracted
greatly from the effect Of the charming violonceo
and oboe obbligatOs. The polOnaise movement,
however of which the greater part of the scene con-
ssts is bold and striking and the tender little love
episode in which Romeo is represented by the cello
and het by the oboe, ought 20 prove very effective
IL, a anna llerh hall
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CrNclNNArr. May 7.-G. T. simmons carriage
manufacturer. oftis city. mndc an assignment To-Day
for the benefit Of hls creditors. lii- liabilities are o''
united az $4,000.
Mmus. Tenn. May IN. Field, retail ciothier'
made an nsy nm,ut to day. Ills liabilities are $1,000
and i..,f. uomiuaIy $4,000. Ili- creditors aFo Nc"
YurA Cincinnati aud Memphis meIeh""'
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sCRIBNER q WEXFORD.

Old Drnry Lane. Finy Years Recolecu9ns r.. i.sao
Actor and Manager Bg EDWARD suihhs' '"
cloth. IS. ILL.,. tl,,ea
History ofGreek sculpture ttost, Nc I'd De Brilsh
down age ~ Phidt-. BY A. - iu.ts .lefb ~ 10
Nuseuui With 20 Illustrations. ho}"i W. a.
FIaast souo Account N their History an M 30 sos
Maegrorge illustrated Win y, ~, ~, - III
Ii 4 4u IA
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aEonaE nckNoN crAngs cLILM

ALBANY. May 7.-Controlcr Wordsworth has
, informed Dos George TlrLnor Curtis, ~ Sew YORK;
That he viii apply for writ OF mHndamus to compel the
controller 10 pay hs c.nm Go balance OF 7llio due
him "a. rlcroo 10 tasc testimony relative 20 ne chAIh7
n.liu-t GcruArd Reilly. 7aril "l ~" lol"' "'''' "
,ruolutucut by o1Gotcmor l."n-h7"h'
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TIE yuILrox ~ MASSACHUSETTS,.

ADAMS. Mass. May THE smallpox is
.ir, b,re d, so -ro., ,i ,tteut that the Board "
Health have become alarmed and POSITIONS" b. being
int HAIR 70 mile from the town All the patients "l oo
removed there where proper Attendance can '' gwen
Them There are thirty cases here. but none in Norn
Aiaus A local paper changes tlni thrrc lAN u' rs
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WORK STOPPED ny rVnr,Ns

PARSONS, Kan. May Word has reached
nero that the surveyors on che Mu-Ecrre and Fort
smith branch ~ fLc Missouri Pacific H road have been
driven ohhy the Cherokee Indians. As.ltout-Atorncy
k'so N his city. unon me order ~ General Nanaser
I'hae, lr a-t MIGHT Tor thc scene of thc difficulty.
ir Indians afr reported foo ho determined. AMI the
Ml-,ou Pacific folks 500 assert their right 20 build the
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