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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
CORNER OF MARKET AND FOURTH
STREETS. GEORGETOWN. D. c., AT AUC-
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY GOTH 1881. at
O CLOCK in front of the premises, will sell parts
Of Lots No III and l7s, fronting Market street SO
feet ~ depth OF ITO feet This property viii be d
feet by depth Of 20 feet front Market street and
one 40x63 fronting on 4th street. The above property
is improved by two Bricks and one Frame dwelling
Terms Oneth cash; balance in one and two wears
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed of
trust on the property sold. All conveyancing, &C. at
cost OF purchaser. SIS down at time Of sale.
1yl9-dSds JAMES L. DAVIS Agent.
p FOLEY. Auctoneer.
1 will sell the Saw and Planning Min. No. 1914 9Th
street near Boundary, TUESDAY, AUGUST SEC
OND; 1881, AT SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ. The property is
follows
One Jig Saw, one Turning Lathe, with tools.
One Band Saw, right and left Moulder.
One Cutting of Table. with three saws.
One Boring Machine.
One Saw Set and Sharpener.
One Morticing Machine.
One Emery Wheel, two Work Benches.
One Clamp, one Planning Machine
0ne4dp Saw with eight saws.
One GrindstDne. one Moulding Machine
One Engine, eighteen horse power.
One Boiler forty horse power.
And other things that viii be described the day Of
sale.
This property be bought at private sale at any
before the day of sale. The property be
premises after 10 O'Clock at Foleys auction
1yl9-l3t FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF LOT ON SEVENTH STREET
NORTHWEST IMPROVED BY TWO HOUSES
BEING 1916 AND 1918 SEVENTHSTREET: ALSO,
VACANT LOT AND HOUSTON EIGHTH STREET,

BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
the undersigned viii sell ct public niicsion in front
the premises. on MONDAY, JULY Is. at s: 80 O'CLOCK
M, part Of Lot in square 4l6 beginning ct dis
tsnce OF 10 feet from the Of said
fnence south with line Of tn street ~ feet thenes n
tnsn IN straight line to the beginnins mproysd ~
tn eef northwest the lower story Of each house being
Also, ON TIE SAME DAY, AT O'CLOCK P. n.
Rax n q cs in squafs sas hesnnns Ct POINT n the
sngie Of said lot thence south with pe 6th street -
neee ynches thence east 100 feet thence north g fe
lot being improved by frame houss. No. 1921 9Th
street northwest and about "a feet inches Of said lot
being unimproved.
Terms Onethfrd cash; balance in equal instruments
in one and two years. for which notes G6Durchaeer
bearing interet from day Of ne and secul BY deed OF
TRUST the property sold WIN be tzkeu interest nav
aba selni annually or Al cash st opon Of pnrchsser
Adepodt Of SO wM be required on each lot It tune Of
cost Terms TO Be ccmpAed with q dve days Of prop
s s. Nh % 3 6ea VAT Sha fGf g slsaeE pai
0iS-o6oe 458 lou1G1ana ovonun.
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+ FKINCESS
II Il the name Of SCENT CIGAR: II IL supsrb.
6ICKI&0 0naf0xuis c34ax nkasn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-23

THE EVENING STAR. ION Saturdays double
the size of the New York dailies). is everywhere
recognized as the leading newspaper of Washing
ton. With two exceptions only, it has The largest
circulation or any daily paper published south OF
Ne,o York. AND MORE THAN TREBLE THAT OF ANY
OTHER PAPER In THE CITY.
Every issue of THE STAR is carefully read not
only by the citizens of Washington and adjacent
cities and towns but by the throngs of strangers
constantly visiting the National Capital on BUSH
ness Or for pleasure. tand who constitute, in a
very large degree. the purchasing population of
every State and Territory in the Union), thus
making it for most purposes
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE
UNITED STATES.
The evidence of this is the number of new adj
reached 2l.4Ss, averaging from leo to 1000 per
month in the busy season!I The advertising
books are open to the inspection of advertisers
to verify this statement, or an affidavit Of its
truthfulness viii be submitted.
THE WEEKLY STAR-This is a double Or
eight-page sheet, containing fifty-six columns
fresh News, Literary and Agricultural matter
every week, and is pronounced by competent
judges one of THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
WEEKLY PAPERS In THE UNITED STATES.
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AUCTION SALES.

GALE OF THREE SMALL NICE BRICK HOUSES on
~ SiRIEf NORTH, BETwEES NEW Jersey
AEAuE AND NORTH CAPITOL STREET.
On MONDAY. August FEST. lesi, at SIN
tloCk r. NJ. vii sell st pstsic auction in front Of
the rrs.n,ees le,s nqahered sesea., six seventy
seven ca, s-a eighty (Sla. in Aner n. Kelys sub
diyision OF square numbered six hundred and twenty
IN CITY II Washington. ID. G These lots
,.r....-. ,~t'--euy s.-s-----
houses.
Terms of sale One fourth cash; balance in ore.
sn three years with interest secured by deed az trust
Fifty dollars deposit required at time of sale Convey
aiieing at cost of purchaser. T.. +. WHITE
Assignee If of George aud Ann s. Parker
deceased.
THoS. J. FISHER 4 co., Aucsioneer<
jy22-d 1924 street northwest.
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STEAMERS. dc
Ion POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

- 4 a
" -.
steamer T. V. ARRowsMTrH WIN leave her nharf-
landings
m 1o gssls: NSHini AMI rrosJe..t Hlh -.
5,IS - - - +. ). STONE. rurser.
NOR BALTIMORE AND RIVER I.ANpINS.s.-Isss
steamer slh Cal'i w q. .'Eoe IiESAS leaves ss.s-
River landings and baltimore. Reiarnns leaves Bel
tmore every FRIDAY At four eclock PM, arrives IN
River I1ndinsss6ogd take this hne. -.
formation sIilsy 60 49,. -
,,,,.,, :,
n okfoLh AND NEN 1ohh sIEAMEks.
viii leave her wharf foot loot q sxth stret sYery MON.
m. touching a. Piney Pom. Point Lookout and Fort
viii be issued as follows:
firs , Round Trip to Fortress Monroe and NEa
Tlss, Fan each E TST'rs' Monroe and Norfolk
Frseass Fare e Rney Point and Point 81 90
Round fiap to ney Point and Point Sos "a
Second Glass. each way 70
DAYS and sA TURDiYs at tour O'Clock pm.
oilce, els 18Th stree; IN the National MetrOpOitsa
TfE NEW YORK sIkkMEF;s
John gibson and T. G kNIGhT leave Pier 81. Est
M. and Geor>yeiown ever. FRIDAY. at am. for
particulars Apply 1, f % W Mo- Us, s,retsTy S'0"n
aps6 els 18TH street opposite u s Treasury
Nj T"N HAN T.TIoN coNpaNY
OITSrnF JINr OF STE ANFRs BFTWFFN pAITI.
MORE AND MN YORK
-
ami SArTkDAN AT four O'clock ~ m FROM foot n
spears Wharf Olear foot Sonth 1ssy strcet.s
From New Iork~EyFRY TIL KSTAY and sATIrF.
DAY. al ive oeock PIN. from Pier ~ East isivef. mar
foot Clinton street
Elegant passenger accommodations Lowest rates q
freight Guaranteed:
Rates First Sc iprludiur and
staie.nolr berth. Steera.se IS: meals N lUspal Is
cents per meal :
A. l. UIGGINS AGENT
(Boston NhNfD BAITINoRF MD.
GEO, III. GIOlER. AGFST
,e25 PIER ~, EAsT RIVER, NEw YORK.
NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.
~
The first class Steamers Of flis Lima
..AMSTERDAM ..RtlTTTEDAN
..S,,HIFDAMn .sW A S,'uOITFN-
.'P CAIAND," ana MASS
Carving the L & Nae TO the NetberiauS- leave Wat
son Stores BROOKLYN regularly On WEDNESDAY.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE OF FIRST
STREET. BETWEEN AND q STREETS
SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of a deed Of trust dated April 20th, A. D.
1877 duly recorded in Liber No. $40, folio 81, one
OF the land records for the District of Colunha and
at the request OF the party secured thereby shall sell
at public auction, in front of the premises, FRI
DAY, JULY TWENTY NINTH, 1881, az SIX O'CLOCK
NJ. all that certain piece parcel of Ground situate
in the city of Washington, District of Columbia known
and described as being Lot numbered -four a. and the
southern half Of Lot numbered FIVE all in square num-
bered six hundred and ffty,sx es6 together with the
Terms One-thir1 cash. and the balance in six and
twelve months with interest at six per per annu
secured by deed of trust the property Sold all
cash at option of the purchaser $50 deposit time
sae, and all conveyancing ut purchasers cost. Terms
to be complied with in days. otherwise the
tee reserves the right To resell the property the risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser after five ays
vertlsement- WILLIAM II. WARD,
jyi9-eoSds Trustee.
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GOVERN MENT SALE.
~ L. s. NAVY IAp, WASHINGTON.
CoMMANDANT's OFFICE july 20rH 1881
Will be offered at public sale Do the hi bidder on
TUESDAY, JULY TWENTY SIXTH ISL at
lively r NJ, 81 the Washington Navy Yard, two CD
Oven and one % Horse condemned
Terms cash. Animals to be removed the day of sale
THOMAS PATTISON,
Commodore L. s. N, Conmsndant.
DUNCANSON BROS, Alcts. iy2l-eo3t
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T OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE
EIGHTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS H, AT

NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY, AUGUST 9th, 1881,
18TH MONTHLY DRAWING.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
in 1868 twenty five years by Lexis
lature for Educational and Charitable purposes-wth
capital of ST. 0OO 000-to which reserve fund of over
$42O, 600 has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its franchise was
made part OF the present StaS Constitution adopted
December I'd, A. D., 1879.
lis GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS WILL
TAKE PLACE MONTHLY
IT NEVER SCALES OR POSTPONES
Look ut the following distribution:
CAPITAL. PRIZE $50 600.
1OO, 600 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH
HALF TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
LIST OF PRIZES.
Capital Prize. $50 600
Camta Prlze. 10, 600
Ga}HtAi Pr1ze 5000
P1zes OF e 600. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 600
q Rfizes OF " UO. ZOO
~ Hrlzes OF $0O0 10, 600
aW PT1zes OF poo 10, 600
2W Prizes OF $50. 10000
DUO Prizes Of $40. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. To- 600
I0OO Prizes OF SO 10. 600
9 Approximation Prizes Of SSo0.......... ZOO
200............. 1850
100............... 800
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctoneers
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
NITURE CARPETS. &C. AT AUCTION.
BY order Of the supreme Court for the District of Co
hs s !. ssT Ga ass ss !S Ssy h9
ns q sP THURSDAY. July 18TH 4. d. 1851.
ases. q tls nss?Pna effects Of
Walnut ssaSteads Bureau washstsnds Gtframed
Card Table tGlsw Feet. Easy Chairs, Round TABLES.
treSs OH sob ss;a Feather Beds Hnsk Mat
'fs' VI e sf EST Chit Fl Administrator
tonss cash. House for rent Apply ; to the ss.s
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auc.ioneers.
ADMINISTRATORS sA fi5S or Assrock AT Auc-
BY order Of the Supreme Court for the District
D. 1851. shan sell Al the saesroom Il Waiter b wi.
E iGf g. 1884, IhH az 50 6 sHf TwE EsTF "
the personal effects Of the late William 7. Griffith de-
50 Shares Washington Gas Light Company Stock
One ID Gold Watch.
iyis s7.3s 'hAi'if' l. s Sahafllra
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.
AUCTION.
on On OH TTEsPAY JyLY n y ~ at TEN
telan declining housekeeping. No. iii 18th stree.
northwest. general assortment OF furniture. Iarlor
DiningroSm Chairs Lounge, EasT ;laifs, Mattresses
B b9Gsgs G Gaass c1KERes = Cloths Pillows and
jy2O-d WALfkS B. Williams LIAM - 1 CO.. Aucts.
DUNcASooN BROS. Auctioneers.
aSSIGNEE AND TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed given to me. and duly recorded in
ber 92 folio 1870 ct of the land records for the
district OF Columbia. Lail sell at auction WEDNES-
DAY, TMENTX-sEyENTH DAY OF JULY, AID.
1881 at SIX O'CLOCK ? NJ, in front of the premises.
lots g. GO and 30. of TIL Meyer and J. L. Barbour's
trustees) subdivision of lots 26 and 81 in square AL
fronting on eth street and on I street northwest.
Terms: third cash, balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months notes to bear six cent interest
to be secured by deed Of trust deposit Of $50 required
on each lot at time of SALE Conveyancng, &C. at pur
chaser cost IL terms not complied with seven
days the assignee aud trustee the right resell
at rsk and cost OF defsutng purchaser purchasers
after five days public notice Of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington. DC.
JAMES L. BARBOUR
1yD Assignee and Trustee.
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MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA
I1 dies. Allfemale complaints quickly cured. Can be
consulted daily at 924 It'll street northwest Office
from to O'Clock pm. jel0-2ms
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nR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS-Certain cure for
- Kidney Diseases Gravel and all Urinary Diseases,
Nervous Debility. Seminal Weakness Inpotency Geet
Scrofula, Syphilis and all Blood and Skin Diseases
speedily cured GonorrhGea cured in 4S hours For
street and Pennsylvania avenue Price s. Per box
by mail under seal on receipt of price, mo
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nUNCANSoN BROS, Auctoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK lONE-STORy0 OFFICE
AND LOT ON TENTH STREET, BETWEEN q
AND STREETS SDIrTHEAST Auction

AND LOT on TENTH sfREET. BETWEEN q
AND STREETS SOUTHEAST. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed of trust recorded in Liber Nos79.
folio 4S9 ct se Of the Land Records for the District
of Columbia, viii offer for sale AZ Pubic auction.
TUESDAY. the SECOND DAY OF AUGUST, ISL at
SIN O'CLOCK p. M in front OF the preises. all that
Se1sln piece or parcel OF land situated. lng and uins
and dessred as parts Of Lott numbersd
IL and II. in numbered ga. beginning for the
same at point distant feet six inches from the
noftnwest corner of lot IL. and running thence south
twenty feet six inches thence east hundred and
ntn feet ten aud one hslf inches thence north TWEEN
plour Net six inches thence west one hundred and III
Teen feet Ten and one-haf inches - the place Of bs
ming. with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale One-tiiri cash: balance in six and
twelve months with interest at per cent per annum.
20 he secured on the property Sold al cash option
on purchaser. ahe terms must be COMPLIED with in
seven days from day of sale. the property will be
reeoo 81 the risk and cost of the defsung purchaser
deposit at time of sale.
WIN. F. MESSER, } r.
tyal-d&ds HUDSON PETIT ( Trustees.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.-A victim of early impru.
N1 dence, causing nervous debility premature decay
ETC., having tried in vain every known remedy has
covered simple means of self cure, which he will send
free to his fellow sufferers.
Address J. H. REEVES,
oct7-eo 43 Chatham street. New York
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MEDICAL, &c.

DR. LION, the Oldest established and most reliable
- LADIES, PHYSICIAN in the city, be consulted
daily at AS Massachusetts avenue from to an *
3 An Female Complaints and Irregulsri...,s quickly
jyl3-1m
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NO CURE NO pI.I:-To all afflicted with private dis
~ eases at and you shall be rewarded by
spec, cure without mercury. Dr. BROTHERS. 900 Z
street southwest. je2l pm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-28
CONkLING AND BLAINE.
What the Secretary Has to Say About
the Attack.

New YORK. May -. A Washington spec
ial to the Post SAYS, referring to the
charge that Secretary Blaine has been found
to be implicated in the Star route frauds, and
that his recent visit to New York was to
Fix up things" printed in the New York
Sun this morning. Informs me that the
story is an entire invention, and he believes
it was started to effact the contest at Albany.
Blaine went to New York Monday night,
and was there Tuesday only.
His visit was one of private business simp-
ly. From 10 to z. NJ, he was in the Office
of Alexander 4 Green in the Equitable Build
ing, or in the office of the Richmond & AL
legheny Railroad Co., in the United Bank
building, corner of Wall and Broad streets.
He left that building after six. and in COM
pany with F. o. French, president of the
Richmond x Allegheny railroad. He saw no
political leader office-holder, editor or re-
porter during his stay. ATTORNEY General
McN eaug authorizes me to say that his name
might be used in connection with this charge
instead of Blaine with equal business and
propriety, and saws: THE charge is abso-
lutely groundess. Postmaster General
James, who was with the attorney general
when he made to me this statement, said he
concurred fully in Sand added '.The charge
is utterly and basely false"
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Irish fairs.

DUBLIN, May pc. There is well ground
ed rumor that Forster. who has come to Ire
land. has determined to suppress for time,
at least. all land meetings in Ireland. Five
meetings of first class Importance are an
nounced for Sunday. and the attitude of the
authorities is watched with some anxiety
Although protected by six hundred troops
and police, a process server at Glangosin.
county Leitrim. was foiled in the attempt to
serve the processes on some of Lord Annes-
ley's tenants. by the threatening attitude OF
the people.
All is quiet in Limerick. The authorities
have not vet intimated when they will renew
the attempt to carry out the evictions at New
Pallos. and killmock.
A rumor reached Carrick on Shannon,
Leitram county, of serious process serving
ARRAY at Geevagh. ten miles distant, but the
details are indefinite. Two men are said to
be mortally wounded. Eight houses were
burned by incendiaries in Cork county. Wed.
nesdav night. Ii is stated the object was to
get at one man whose house was not known.
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GARDINER.

An excavation is being made on the vacant
lot near the post Office Tor the cellar OF the
new block soon to be erected by 5. Bowman
Miss Louise n. Palmer who has so long
and successfully oficiated in the capacity OF
second assistant of the high school. will dis
continue her duties for the remainder OF the
term. on account of the serious illness of heI
father. Judge Palmer. Miss Adams will fin
ish out the term.
The walks on the common are receiving
new coat of gravel. something they nave
greatly needed for long time.
All OF our military and several of our civic
organizations have increased the number OF
their drill meetings and are making special
efforts TO increase their proficiency In
maneuvring in order to make as interest,
ing as possible the Decoration Day exercises,
which we learn are to be quite extensive.
The Winthrop Band will furnish music. As
vet no other company from out of town has
been engaged to participate in the parade
There is a most exquisite sample Of needle
work suspended in the show window of A
Davenport, in the shape of a bed quilt OF
patchwork. and the person who suesses near.
est to the number of articles in bottle will
be presented with the quilt.
p. c. Holmes & Co., founders and ma
chinists are now running their machinery by
steam.
Street Commissioner Cunningham has beer
giving our sidewalks manv general repairs
Quite an extensive business is being car
ried on in the CARRYING of mill wood for fue
on gendolas from South Gardiner to this
place.
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Transactions, 54s.4sl shares.
HosH"B UE0O'
United States Skies, 1881, (reg.)
WATERVlLLE.

The cantata of Esther so favorably re-
ceived here about two years ago will be again
produced in Town Hail. June 8. As before,
Mr.. NJ. +. Chase will manage and conduct
the performance, and as far as possible the
same singers will take part. A most satisfac-
price of admission, 25 cents to all parts OF
the house, together with the other attractions
should give full house.
Extensive preparations for Field Dav June
Sd, are being made and a most interesting
programme will be presented.
Uncle Toms Cabin" drew a large house
Thursday evening. All the attractions adver-
tised were produced. The acting of this drama
has to large degree given way &c the min
strel and speciality business, and this COM
pany. like all others. introduced some Of its
own. The singing was very good, "Topsy"
was fair, but hardly up to what was expected,
Marks and Gumption Cute created unbound
ed laughter, and on the whole the company
seemed to give good satisfaction.
DIR. johnson, dentist, formerly of West
Waterville. is most pleasantly established in
DIR. Fales' old quarters in the Savings Bank
block. His well known skill and reputation
will doubtless give him fair share of the
business.
Postmaster Dunn maintains that the new
window in the post Office was put there for a
purpose, viz, ventilation. We therefore
gracefully submit and take it all back
1t is earnestly hoped that everyone will
attend the Decoration Day entertainment at
the Baptist vestry next Monday evening.
Not only is the programme interesting and
instructive, but the proceeds will be given to
the Grand Army Post, which of itself is
sufficient reason fer attending
Remember ''Guv'nor' tonight A verv
few more seats are left at Percival's.
The logged determination of the Water
Vile Sentinel to publish live paper is
manifest even on their new sign.
The rehearsal for the Maranocook Festival
last evening was conducted by Mr. Phiibrook
in the absence Of Mr.. Torrens. The next
rehersal will be on Tuesday evening.
Several Oldtown aborigines, minus all ira
ditional characteristics Of the Indian race.
except the penetrating ordor of sire water
have been devastating our town for few
days past
A special train will run this evening from
Skowhegan. by Manager Hill. to accommo-
date the Skowheganers who have purchased
tickets for the "Guvnor''
Rev. Mr.. Spencer's Memorial sermon at
the Baptist church tomorrow evening will
be we'll worth the attention Of the large au-
dience it will doubtless draw.
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Colonel MCDANIEL. the celebrated Pro
prietor of Stony Brook Stud Farm. Princeton,
N. j., says Il hardly think too much can be
said in praise of this invaluable medicine for
the horse Liebig Co.'S Arnicated Extract OF
Witch Hazel). l should advise all horsemer
to keep it constantly on hand" 1t quickly
cures over strain-wounds. Inflammation and
most of the commOner ailments of the horse
Also cures Crown Scab. Poll Evil, Injury
from pressure of the Girth, Rheumatism
Harness Calls, Inflamed Tendinous Sheaths
&c. Depot 60 Maiden Lane, New York
Sold in so cents and dollar sizes. Reduced
rates by the half gallon and gallon. Bewar.
of worthless limitations. may24 +eod&w
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CUNDENSED TELEGRAMS.

+. S. Maturin, author, died in New York,
Friday, aged GO.
Schooner Maud Wetherell has gone on the
railway at Kittery for repairs.
Secretary of War Lincoln, accompanied
by Gen. McDowell, Adj. General Drum and
Major Keller passed through 81. Louis
Thursday.
A Gloucester dispatch says No tidines Of
the missing schooner Carrie s. Dagle and
no hopes of her returning to port.
Patrick Flynn, Of Taunton. Mass, aged
A. years, employed in the Old Colony Iron
Co.'S works, fell from the elevator this after
noon and was killed.
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THE CHIN ESE
Cheap Labor Must Go.

SAN Francisco, NJ ay q. A Bodie despatch
says that some irresponsible parties demand
ed the discharge of the Chinese employed on
the railroad approaching the town. On re-
fusal about 40 armed men went to the Chinese
camp 80 miles distant. The railroad people
sent courier to the camp and had the whole
outfit with their supplies transferred to an
island in Mono Lake. Rioters unprepared
for any long campaign returned and endeav-
ored to obtain provisions, but with slight
success. The movement has not the sympa-
thy of the people or of the various unions.
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On the War Path.

BRISTOL, Tenn, May %. Jim Baker shot
and killed Alex. Orsborne and the two Regain
brothers, and MORALLY wounded another
man whose name is unknown at Osborne's
Ford, Scott county, Virginia, yesterday
Jim Stapleton killed Sam Kilgore with a
knife at Nickellsville the same day. The
difficulties grew out Of the municipal cleo
Yesterday.