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Daily Republican., 1881-05-09
LIVELY SCHOOL ELECTION.
A BOURBON TRICK TRIED IN
THEEIGHTH WARD.
Much Interest but q Light VOte-A
Political Aspect i'm Nearly
all the Wards.

Political feeling ran high in eight of
the eleven wards of the city at the
school election on Saturday, and the
livcliest interest was manifested. In the
First, Second, Fourth, Fifth, Eighth,
Ninth and Eleventh wards the
election was of political aspect. The
Republicans elected members from the
Second, Fifth, Sixth Seventh and Eighth
wards, the Democrats carrying the 9TH
er wards, in all but two of which the ird
and 10th the Republicans put upan op-
position ticket with more success than
they had anticipated. 1t will be noti-
ccd that the Eighth ward apncarS tie
and the Democrats claim il. This is Il
most arrant picc" of trickrrN and can
easily be explained.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-09

wv ANTED-TO BUY A SECONDHAND
w splint or basket child's coach; must be
in good condition. Address "A. c. REpuB-
LICAN Office. my9-2tt
Daily Republican., 1881-05-09

NYANTED.-AN UNFURNISHEu ED
w room, with table board, in western
part of city good location Address Frank"
REPUBLICAN office. my92tt
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8Se9 A8&08 40o- Sto0ooeD k1oo0s >r-s.
Kansas err, NO., April 30. The rise In
the river during the past twenfy.four hours
has been about twenty inches, but the
waters have made M further encroacbments
uron this city. The ice.houses Of Fowie
Brothers and Wood Brothers are giving
way and will probably be Lost. There Is n
great deal Of suffering among the six or
seven thousand people driven from their
homes by the food, but active measures OF
relief have been instituted. The tracks OF
all the railroads excepting the Chicago and
Alton are more or less under water, and
business with the East Is almost entirely
suspended. A pan was killed by a Gov.
eminent steamer crashing into bis house,
on the balcony OF which he was standing.
IL IL expected The river will he at q stand
by today, and that rapid decline will soon
commence.
LATER.
ST. PAUL. April 30.-The latest from va
rious points on the Minnesota river indi.
cate the water falling rapidly. The relief.
work for those who have been driven from
their homes in West st. Pau Is going on.
Barracks have teen built for those who
have not found shelter, and the city will
appropriate money which, with personal
subscriptions, will provide for all the
needy.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
GiadSOne's Reply 10 the Irish Pre-
lNfeS.

LONDON. April 30.-Mr. Gladstone, re.
plying TO the resolutions sent to him by the
Irish Catholic Arcbbishops and Bishops,
| conveying their views as 10 the amend
ments OF the land bill, says: 81 am SEN
sibe OF the weight attaching 10 the repre-
sensations OF a body so intimately asso.
ciated with The people. and thankful for
their knowledgment Of the intentions with
| which the land bill was framed. ! can assure
| them that II the bill Is recognized, as II APP
pears TO be by the Irish people and their
repre- entalives, ~ valuable, the Government
will show no slackne>s In putting IL forward
until il becomes law. But must frankly
add, after reviewing the numerous import
ant changes advised by The Bishops, that
The Government, while they will welcome
any amendment tending to improve the bill,
| cannot bold out any expectation OF acced'
| ing 10 changes which would give it new
character"
British Diplomatic changes.
L0XDoY, April 30-The Morning Posi-
says: ait is possible Sir Edward Thorn
| ton. the present British Minister at Wash
ington. will succeed Lord Dufierin at ST.
Petersburg, and Sir Austin II. Llyard viii
succeed Sir Edward Thornton at Washing
ton, Sir Augustus Berkeley Paget remain
| ing at Rome"
Painful Termination Of an Hope
mept.
LONDON, April 30.-The Vanity FdT OF
to-day says the parties to the elopemeDi
mentioned yesterday are the Earl OF Shrews'
bury and Mrs. Miller Mundy. Of Shipleyi
Derbvshire. The fugitive pair fled to Stras'
burg, where the lady's relatives overlook
them, gave the Earl a sound thrashlng, and
brought the lady back to England.
Ocean Disaster.
| WRECK OF A BRITISH STEAMER-EIGHTY PER
SONS DROWNED.
MELBOURNE. April 30.-The British
steamer Tararna, OF Melbourne, hos been
wrecked on the reefs of OttogO, New Yea
land. Eighty persons were drowned.
Imperial Assassins on Trial.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, April 50.-The Judicial
inquiry into the death of Sultan Abdul Azi1
continues. Disclosures made show that the
plot wa, contemplated for the assassina
| ton OF all the Imperial princes aud To,
proclamation OF a new cal'ph. The trial j.
10 be conducted before special tribuna
consisting OF thirty judges, assisted by
several cOunsellors OF State.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YonK. APRIL 3d. oon.--Sfocks gr)ug
Money. $40 DER cent Fxchange--Lons. ASK
short 4e44. State bonds In llTht demand: 1 hirhe,
for The w. steady for the o., = lover for the A.
and ~. Governments cut.
Evsntng.-Money, 3h55 per cent. Exchange
4e3s. governments quiet; new IS, lOzt: new
4hs' lIFt: new a.. li6s states In light request
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, April 30.-The weekly statement oil
me associated banks shows the following changes
Loans decrease, sl2S2.40 specie q, crease. .2,.
4eo.2O0; legal tenders increase, 1880 800; he.
posiis increase. VI Se3.300; circulation increase
f1.ss2.JUO: reserve increase. fJ3s0,S75.
The banks now hold 81 ,44s,C25 In excess Of le-
gal r, grirenenis.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April 30.-viryinia 81, copsoI~
SOY; second serbs, IS; p1st-dne coupons, &c.
asked, new .4O's. 81. hid to-day.
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....-e Q41ka 1e<44l!
THE R0cKBRIDGE ALUx sPA1Nds,
VIRGINIA.
AND THE
LATE JORDAN ALUM
now CONSOLIDATED IN ONE PROPERTY
AND
UXDER ONE MANAGEMENT.
uSDER ONE MANAGEMENT.


| A joint stock company having bought thess two
| title OF ROE KBRiDGE ALUM SPRINGS will
open u to ,he pgbic ?. yUSE 1sT under the super.
charge OF the original Alum Springs. We ihini TIE
public viii find him the iight man ihs rghs place.
President Rccsbridge Alum SPRINGS Company.
After twelve years absence return 10 this post
duty. II Is hardly necessary TO dilae TO The south
trp pubic upon the virtues and yalne Of this mine.
raj wafer. IL has In he last half century made q
record OF cures IN chronic diseases which for VA.
| Betty and AGGRAyArtON or The cases brought
| under its IT. fneuce Is nnspprosched by any known
testimony to this effect Is distinguished and unim.
peachsble.
| But il 1, OF The preparations now being made by
The proprieiOrs for The proper mt OF
The public would say few words.
a great work OF txourgaiion and renovation IL
now going on at The old Alum springs, including .
thorough system or drainage, new and abundant
wafer SUPPLY OF pure freesione from the mountain,
repaintiug snd new roofing. very large INTRODUCE
| tim Of new furniture. and In general a THOROUGH
OVERLAPPING or HE ENTIRE PREMISES.
The elegance OF The new "JORDAN ALUN.- It's
| spacious aud commo6ious "GRAND HOTEL" and
COTTAGES. and the BEAUTY OF ITS GROUNDS
My aim and earnest effort shail be 10 keep this
now combined establishment In manner TO give
| SatisfaCi ton 10 all easonable guests.
AN EXCELLENT LIVERY IL engaged. under
contract imposing reasonable tsrif or charges.
shNp sSd are psgyd,a Sr iss
and BILLIARDS, and all that; but I do not
blank much on these things. My main efforts
make The patrons Of IN The ' ps S c6MFoRfasLH
and " AT home" and regain, NJ possible, for this
attractive summer r'sort It's old popularity aud
prestige.
Please send 10 PURCELL. LADD & Co. or the an
dersigDed for descriptive pamphlet. with rates Of
board rou'es' and medic,, testimony;
ap 2S-Th&~uZm Genersi superintendent.
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IN ROAD.
RICHMOND TO LYNCHBURG!
THE LAST OPPORTUNITY OF ENJOYING a
RIDE
JAMES RIVER AND kaNAWbA CANAL

JAMES RIVER AND kANAWHA CANAL
Is NOW OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
Rail to I've river, los miles Pac.ei, 35 miles.
This Is HE only route to Lynchburg urder one
management. 90,
No DELAY COnnec ions sure! Sleeping arrange
mepts superior To the Pullman! Rail and water
scenery combined not surpassed by any in the
country.
Passengers taking the 3 i. VI. train from Rich
mond connect al Tye river with Packets, enjoy
nights rest on The noble James, and arrive al
Iynchbnrg next morning In lime for breakfast.
The Packets have been rrtted and put in hrSt-class
order. Excellent beTths and superior table.
Connections made at Lynchburg with virginia
Midland railroad fof all points North ana SOuln
aud with Atlantic Mississippi and ONO railroad Tor
THE only line reaching the famous Natural
Bridge Daegcr's ST rings. and Lexington. Va.
Connections made ~ Williamson for all watering
places on the line OF the Chesapeake and ONO
railway. ,,.
For information regarding passenger and freight
rates, apply 10 D. ,. bAhbooh,,
my LII ll07 Bank street.
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ra,,urc orthe Cuba Gable.

New YORK. April 3O.-The Cuba cable
failed at 3P. VI. April 9th at point about
three miles from Coleman in coo fathoms OF
water. Attempts TO repair the cable nave
so far been unsuccessful on account OF Inc
strong current OF the Gulf stream: "A
steamer is plying daily between Key west
and Havana carrying dSpai ches. one
leaves Key West for Havana at O'Clock
a.; ovaninO
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u.o,n ora Noted Thoroughbred.

LOUISVILLE, April 80" War-Ddnce,
the great thoroughbred sire, Inc properly
OF James A. Grimstead, dled To-Day at biue
Grass Park, from collie; aged twenty year, year,
War. Dance was chestnut, ioaied III looo
by Lexington, out OF Reed I. Compt uau,
was purchased when TWO years o'e "a i oon
Governor Wells, OF Louisiana, ior'SZ, wv;
As the sire was regarded as 'he pest U,
Lexington's sons, his death VIII DC
savare loss TO the turf.
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STATE TAXES.
FINANCIAL.
UORsE., MULvs, SADDLES, dc.

IGOR SALE, LARGE, HAND 1Sp
L SOME, AND fLish MA ai,.r sns Say so,or,
seven wears old this spring good, prompt trayeilcr
stands without hchins, does not scare Is sny a:
sou,d b. Grst G ass doctors horse, and Is sais ior
ladies 10 drive, having been n.ed mostly oy ina'
for The past nioe months; In few words an eaia a.
Due animal. Lowest prices s5VV' tan ue S"s
4 JOHN d. pAYlS'S Stable III! -
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pr,u,er.. strike I'm Newark.

NEWARK, y. j., April 30.-The printers
OF every paper here have struck Tor an au'
vance from thirty-twO to thirty'slX Genus
per thousand ems. Their employers oheIea
ibirty.three cents, which the men Ieluseu.
The employers are advertising ior new
hands
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THE LATEST NEWS.
,,,yeaArm To THE DISPATCH.

-. a, the National Caritsi-A British
wa" Wrecked aud Eighty Lives Lost
So Programme for the Celebration OF
r,,own Centennial; President Gree
,.uer OF Acceptance of the Invitation
r,auce-Tse Great Floods In the West
nc Ihorouehbred yearlinSs at NASH
,,ne -elads'oac's Reply to the Irish Arch
Ia, and bishops Regarding the Proposed
.Ameu,s 90 the Land Bill-An Earl
vi, rhrashed FOR Elopins with Lady,
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IRON, STEEL, &c.-BEsr REFINED
i Iron, comprising q full assortment OF flAts.
Rounds, squares, Oysls, Bands, &c; Russias Sai,
yanized, and American sheet-iron; sMeSs anu
Sorway iron, Norway shapes and Rods MAYORS
Cast-sfetl, German aud Blisered steel, Slseh,iery
and Tire steel, Babbit Metal. Pig.lin, ypeller
Sheet Zinc and Solder, Horse-shoes, Nails re-, &c
For sale by . ,,.>,
ap l2-8m HENRY NJ WustHAN.
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LIME, PLASTER, CEMENT. &c.

OCKLAND LIME, ROCkLAND
~ LIME.-3,000 barrels from the celebrated
Crockett" Lime kilns. This lime stands at the
and ha, no supe rior; 1900 barrels best ROsenGae
Hydraulic Cement; 1000 barrels Calciced Plaster.
Land Plaster grouLd fresh every day from best
Nova Scotia Lump, nut up IN new bags. send for
prices. WARNER MOORE,
foot Of Seventeenth street, south side Dock.
o. Ial1
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ORNAMENT YOUR HOMyS.

Now IN full bloom, and for sale by WILLIAM l..
SMITH. Florist. Twenty Eighth aud y streets, all
kinds OF POT aud BE.ODIN6.PLANrs, ROOTS
and BULBS, SEEDS, &c. Call aud zee me.
up el.suSw2w WILLIAM L. SMITH
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Moon sets..........1 O:ll Evening .......... 6:l3
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 80, 1881.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Manhattan. Kelly, New York, merchan'
disc and passengers q. W. Allen & Co
Steamer Ariel, clifford, NorioS, United State'
mail, merchandise and passengers, j.. u. Tatam
agent.
schooner Harriet :. Brooks, Quigly, salt, Portland
Southern FertiiZing Company.
Schooner Maud steward, Applegarth, machinery
Baltimore city. .
Brush bark John Lefurgey, Nc Kay master, sail
and ballast, from Liverpool, 20 Curtis Buck.
Norwegian bark Otteren, ferguson master, ballast
vessel 10 Curtis & Buck
SAILED.
Schooner Ann Dole, Blackburn, Philadelphia lum-
her, ria Pamuuky river.
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YORKTOWN.
Preliminary and Pabisc needing Il
.Sew York.

Immense Gathering In Madison square Last
Nxht-Pasriesic Addresses BY the Governor
OF virginia and Other Dissins gishod Per-
sonnges.
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WOLF-TRAP LlTlIIA.

Having effected an arrangement with Messrs.
Purcell, Ladd & Co., agents for The
WOLF-TRAP LITHIA WATER,
we are prepared to supply 1t not only by the gallon
At % cents, but by the glass az . CENTS from our
new and improved mineral. water apparatus.
The attention of all who suffer from INDIGEsTIoS
Is called TO The advantages offered OfsuppIyng them
at moderate SUM this superior medicinal beverage.
To those who wish TO use II regularly at foun-
tain we will make liberal terms.
POLK MILLER & CO.,
mhB 900 Main street.
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
DEPARTURES UF STEAMERS.

LOk NEW tOkk.-The OId tim
h DC mi on Steamship Company'ssf1S
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER
will sail TUESDAY, MAY 80. at 2 o'clock +. M.
Freight received until O'Clock L. NJ.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
vsrded with dispatch 10 all points north. SOUTH east
and west; also. 20 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
cabin fare TO New York, $1,000; steersge, 80 and
81.
For freight apply 10
G.. W. ALLEN q co, Agents,
my l-2t Company's Wharf, ROcketts.
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old FAVORITE ROUTE eSM.
" RESUMED. ~

THE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY
WILL
RESUME ITS ROUTE
THE POTOMAC RIVER BETWEEN QUANTiCo
AND WASHINGTON
MONDAY THE lsTm or APRIL, 1851,
with Its new and splendid
STEAMER EXCELSIOR.
built expressly for this route, and combining all the
qualities of ELEGANCE, SPEED. SAFETY. and COM
FORT, which will connect TWICE DAILY except
sunday with trains on the Richmond, tredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad.
Leaving Richmond at $50 A. NJ, and
L'aying Richmond at 500 T. NJ. and
Arriving at Richmond at 3:l3 u. NJ. and
This route, so long aud fayorably known, presents
the advantages of freedom from dust, view o
beautiful ana historic scenery along the river, In
Guiding MOUNT VERNON, the home OF Washing
ton, the luxury OF de ightful bath, an elegantly
served meal. and comfortable shave en- route;
and in the of l9des and inyads. the opportu-
nlty for refr, shDg rest IN superb siaterooms.
With all the modern Improvements thai cOnduse
10 comfort and saeIy, with experienced and courte-
Ous officers and polite and attentive servants, the
EXCELSIOR leaves nothing TO be desired by those
VINO prefer The delights OF water travel aud sump'u-
Gus meals 10 the aust aud monot0ny Of an sli-rat
route.
Tickets from Richm md to Washington. I'M
Tickets from Richmond 10 Washington. lin
lteu.,.;. -. ""
ingtOn ana return, good for ten dayS......... w
can be had AT the offices of the Richmond Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad company. aud az
A. W. GARBER'S, corner Of Main and tenth
streets.
BE sure TO ask for tickets uia the Potomac Steam
boat Company. GEORGE MATIlNGLl,
Superintendent.
P.S-NO boat on sundays. ap 10
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SAMPLE BY MAIL. 35c.

CAUTIoN.-As many other articles Of insect. pow
der have been introduced into the market since the
KILLING EFFECTS Of this Powder have become
known. we would call the attention Of buyers 10 the
fact that the GENUINE Italian insect Powder Is
sold In BOTTLES ONLY. at 10. 25, and soc. See
that our name Is on he label and wrapper.
POLK MILLER 4 CO., Apothecaries
nv Richu ond Va
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HAVING TAKEN THE STAND No.
IL 100 EAST BROAD STREET, betwtea First
aud Second streets south side, and fitted IL up
FIRST. CLASS DRUGSTORE, with fresh supplies
of MEDICINES, SURGICAL APPLIANCES.
TOILET ARTICLES. sc | beg To be permitted to
call the attention of my friends aud the public gem
orally 10 the establishment, and very respectfully
solicit their patronage and support.
ap26 JAMES BLAIR.
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ITALTAN lNsEcT.PowDER


ITALIAN INsECT.P0wDER
ITALIAN INsEcT-powDg
ITALIAN INSECT POWDER
ITALIAN INsEcT-PowDER
ITALIAN INSECT. POWDER
KILLS
KILLS
KILLS
KILLS
BED-BUGS
BED.BUGs,
BED BUGS,
BED-BUGs.
MOTHS,
MOTHS,
MOTHS,
MOTHS,
REACHES,
REACHES,
REACHES,
REACHES,
wATER-DUGs,
WATER-DUGs,
wATER.BUGs,
WATER-BUGs,
AND
AND
AND
AND
ALL OTHER
ALL OTHER
ALL OTHER
AtL OTHER
INSECTS.
INSECTS.
INSECTS.
INSECTS.
SAMPLE BY MAIL. CSC.
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IRON, STEEL. GRlNBSTONES, AZ.
T,xy. GORDON. wATKayS, GoryREEL 40
JAMES GORDON q co..
% gEALERs IN .
METALS AND GKiNDrloNEcs
Nos and > Fourteenth street.
NEAR TBE EXCHANGE HOrEt,
sc-y for sale REFiNkD BAR, ROD, BAND, and
pCI-SD IR0Ns AMERICAN, ENGifsk aud
RUSSIA sHEEfIRoN; Pl;ATE,iRoN, sWEDEs
snd NORWAY IRON; NORWAY hoLs; ia W
MMkkHHHH iIS and RrIsrERiD sTEEL; TIRE.
STEEL; TOB CALK and PLOUGH sTEEk
rriiSTERs, SOLDER, sPELTEk. SHEET ZINC
COPPER, PIC and BAR LEAD, BAbBlr me-
TAI. IRON AXLEs. CART aud WAGON,
RoXEs. THIMBL T. sKElNs, HORSE and Null
sHOES, HORSESHOE NAILS. CUT NAILS
tGRINDSTONE FIXTURES, NOVA SCOTIA
IGRlNDSTONEs. n. a.
| All orders promptly executed. ap 23-st
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CARPETS. MATTINGS, &c.

wi has opened his SPRING STOCK OF GOODS,
consisting of al the latest styles If PAPER-
HANGINGS, MAT rlNGS, OlL.CLO1HS, EUGS,
CURTAINS, &c. have a few CARPETS lefG,
which will offer low
\. B.-Work done 10 the best style. town and
country WINDOW AWNINGS made TO order.
ap 20 I'm
THAVE JUST RECEIVED MY SPRING
i STOCK OF GOODS.-Chinese Mattlngs. OF all
grades: Oil. lOths CARPETS Rugs, aud Mats; Shades
and shadnRs Of all styles; CorDices and C0rnlce-
Poles-walnut, gilt. and ebony; Lace and Damask
Curtains: Paper. HangiDRs OF all styles and quality.
Work done IN town country. All orders promptly
attended to- A.JENNlNGS, No. 1911 Man street,
Richmond, Va. ap 70 Zln
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP tim
ia TICKETS.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY

1000 MAIN STREET,
Representing the folio siag nrsi-eiass ocssn nssms
ship lines from Boston, Ne. YORK, ~
Baltimore 20 Europss CCNAkp MuirSUa1xSs
NATIONAL, ANCHOR, Gu ION, IMAM: AHeH-
iCAN. RED STAR: ALLAN N0HTh.GtEkNMsArNN-
LLOYD, HAMHL9G AMEKisS,ASs ano a.,S-
DHAuX. FiRsr CLASS, SECOND CLASS ana
STEYRAcE TiukErs 10 and nom all the prin.
cin.i noin,s IN Europe Excursion Tickets ~
reduced raies. Staie-rooms secured " advsneSs
Psrtes going TO Europe or sendins for their frten0
would no well 10 communicate wi.n the unosfIxuss
ship tickets TO all points Ia the United siases -
canada Rates SAME as a depots and general o1esss
| No ssoabie toanswer qnesuons ~, ~ u ~ ppre
(ieneral Railroad and Steamship AxsnS
| Hll-dAWSp 1000 Nstp styeeh klcpm"ees ~
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Sale or Hooded stock.

NASHVILLE, April 3O.-The auehuanEe sn a.
the sale Of thoroughbred yearilnes az Dea'
amead Is stated at over thousanu P eison,1
Eleven colts and fllies Dy bonine 0.o 80 aa,,a
brought an aggregate OF s2i,VoV 10 roms
and FLIES by Great Tom brought nn aesi re-
gate Of Sl6,445, and four olneIs uy
John Morgan, Enquirer, ana 1e Ion Tha
sweIled the amount TO s3S,ooV. NC
Rrother Of Luke Blackburn was bought oy
Philip Dryer, OF Brooklyn, for sI,ooo'
Tha Rrotber OF Gledella was bought Dy
William Common, OF New Orleans, for so,ooo
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The Grand Lodge Indepep dent oroe,
Mechanics will meet ia Baltimore htA'
week, and Washington will be well IeP'e
sented.
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MARINE sNTELLiGENCH.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-MAY l, 1881.
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cOulmtuCtu ny OO'V'"Vi 'iN"'' 'N
said:
Fetiotr. Citizens Of Ne,o York:
Coming from the State where Washing
ton was born and was buried ought not 10
be on alien in the city where he was lnau.
puraled and started the Republic upon lis
Giant-race.
Standing now in this commercial me-
tropoiis, amid the rushing tide OF your pop
ulation and trade, | seem TO FEEL the pulsa-
lions OF that Giants heart. when L look
around and about me in this emporium, ana
mark the evidences OF wealth, SURPRISING
that OF Ormus and OF Ind" and consider
IFS age, | feel as if ! was viewing one OF Inc
maryels Of History. Seated on thls Mario"
neck OF land it grasps with one mana the
resources OF a continent, ana Win the olher
sends forth its messengers Of commerce 10
the ut;ermoSt bounds OF the GLOBE.
In ia short career II has accomplished Inc
,,ork Of Nation's lifetime. Hitherto gene
rations have lived and toiled, and accumu-
iations have been wrested from Nature by
tho ceaseless labor OF centuries, before tne
advent Of culture and refinement. but ne.e
ali has been done in but little more IMAM the
neriod Of one human life. Culture and re-
fnement have come and established their
home In The midst OF your vast wealth, anu
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temples along your busy tboroughiares.
Nor is it a selfish dominion. Energy anu
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trade. Philanthropy and charity are their
bandmaids at home and abroad. In your
midst their hospiiable doors are thrown
open to the poor, the sick. and the suffer
ing. and they send their blessings wherever
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a,s Of site which books out into the eyes OF
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81 the world may safely ride; much from
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the Sea much TO the intelligence, the v'gor,
and the virtue OF people who are aD'e "
appreciate and utilize these advantages. 81
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It's ready on opening, and will be found an agre,
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fellowship and good nature IL rightly enjoyed.
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HUB PUNCH.
4 DELICIOUS DRINK
FOR USE IN FAMILIES, HOTELS, CLUE,
PARTIES, ETC.

has lately been introduced, and meets with mai ke
popular favor.
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MELLiN'S FOOD.
MINERAL WATERS.

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