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PROPOSALS
COMPLETION OF WILKINS AVE

oFrIcE CouSTY COMMISSIONERS PORl
BALTIMORE COuSrY,
TowsoSrowS, May 9Th, 1851.
Sealed proposals will be received at the oniee OF
the County Commissioners for baltimore county
from this date until
Tsesdag. Nay 3isi. lssl,
at ~ o'clock NJ,
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND COMPILE.
Ti0N OF WILKINS AVENUE, as daily provi.
del for by an Act Of the General Assembly Of
Mary land. approved March 23d, is76, Chapter I0I.
Section =.
The work will be let in two sections. Scs:;sa
Ne. lying between Gwynn's Fails and Stafford
street, and Section No. 2, lying between Stafford
street and tho Baltimore add Potomac Railroad.
The County Commissioners reserve the right 10
reject any or all bids that may be offered. and each
bid must be accompanied by bond signed hy twO
responsible snrcties.
roll Plans and specifications for all Of said
work can be aud examined at the County
Surveyor ofiicc, Room No. :, Masonic Temple.
Tows0niown.
WILLIAM CARMICHAEL,
EDWARD W. sTIEFEL,
JOHN n. MILLENDEh,
County Commissioners for Baitimore County.
Tsst -. HARTMAN scH0NE, Clerk.
CIiAS. d. MCLEAN,
County Surveyor aud Engineer In Charge.
May It'd.
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sss- The Confederate monument in the csme-
terry at Frederick. Nd, will be unveiled on Thurs
day, June I'd. The ceremonies will be Of an i'm.
posing character.
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S"EH'FF's SALE =.
TAXES, FOR THE YEAR 1877.

Al thst lot Of ground aud Improvements 81 BY
I!a feel, located on Hickory avenue, In the vii
iage of liampden, in the 9th district 81 baltimore
county, and more particularly described in n
deed dated let day Of April. 1874. and recsrded
among the Land Records Of baltimore county, In
Liber 4. n. A.. No. ~. folio $50. &c. Assessed
10 OLEvIA MANkIN for the year 1877. will
Of Jaas, at n A. NJ.
SAMUEL ". wORTHINGTON,
Late Sheriff and Collestor Of Taxes.
Nav Ats
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E0-The Democratic State Central Committee
met in Baltimore on Thursday and fixed upon
June 23d as the date for holding the State Con-
vsntion TO nominate candidate for Comptroller.
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TOR SALE OR RENT.

The desirable DWELLING. located on Bosley
avenue, near JopPa road. The house Is Of brick.
two stories. finished basement Lot 20 by $50 feet.
Some fruit. Pump. House lately painted inside.
Apply to JULIUS RuDIGER, Towsontcwn, or at
Union Office. March ?7.-tf.
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Eu-upto Tuesday last Col. Adroon. the new
postmaster Of Baltimore. had received 33j appii-
cations for Office.
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McCORMICK'S
Harvesting
Machinery

The unprecedented success which attended the
use Of the Mccormick Machines during the har-
vest of 1850 enables 20 offer them 10 the public
with renewed assurance Of their merit. The Self
Binders sold ia 1850 gave entire satisfaction to
every purchaser. Their great simplicity, dura-
biity and thorough operation Ia the field brought
forth the highest commentator and praise from
all. For the harvest oi lSsl We are offering the
Irvine as we'll rs Wire Binder with latest improve
ments.
THE MCCORMICK
ScIERaking Rcnpers. Droppers
and New Iron Mowers
possess advantages which need only to be seen to
be appreciated.
Billiards. Hay Telder, Hsgerstown Horse Rake.
Fou.t's Hay Loader. Fitxhushs Hay Unloadcr,
Empire Thre.hers and Steam Engines. Rye Thrcsh-
ers. Corn Planters. Malta Shovel Flows, Wheel
CultivatoTs.
The Oliver Chilled Plow.
is warranted To do good work, scour in any soil,
run lighter than any pillow in use. Over 100000
Of these piows now In the hands Of farmers fully
attest their merits.
Patent q ais enizei Steel Earbrd Fencing. No 9th
or Fencing 50 cheap or put up so easily or quickly.
fERTiLizERs ~ STANDARD BRASBs-GriGih e.
Tsraers Asimai hone Phosphate, q high grade
phosphate prepared from animal bone, has given
great Satisfaction and Is popular wherever known /;
Aikaii"e Ha"i Food Is especially adapted to corn.
wheat, potatoes and vegetables requiring fertilizer
rich in potash Griffith 4 Turner'S Cnsteamed Raw
Bone, SlingluTs and Bakers Dissolved Bone, Tur-
ner's Excelsior and Phosphate. IIeiioway's tx
eelsior and Phosphate, Listers Phosphate, White
locks vegetator, Peruvian aud 0rshila duane.
Plaster, Acid and Chemicals for compromising fer
tillEers. Repairing Of all kinds at shortest notice.
css-Send for descriptive circulars.
GRIFFITH a. TURNER,
May2s.siy.l ~ and a. n. Paca 81.
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ro-Mrs. Garfield, the Presidents wife, who
has been quite ~ for some time, 10 improving
slowly.
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I IMPORTANT TRUSTEE'S SALE:

John Pentiand Brown. Attorney. - Lexing.
ton street, Baltimore.
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by virtue of power contained In n mortgage
from William II. Benson and W. Frank Mitchell.
co.partncrs. trading as ". II. Benson 4 Co.. to
Smith, Dixon A Co.. dated the 25th day of Sep.
TENDER. lSS0. ani recorded among the Mortgage
Records Of Baltimore county, In Liber J. D.. No.
u, folio $40. &C., the undefsigued, Attorney
named In said mortgage, will sell 1t public aue-
lion, 10 lross Of tho York Road Railway Ticket
Ohice aud Waiting Room. in the Lee Building. In
TOwsontown. baltimore county, Maryland, on
Aatarday, tke hcesiy eighth dag Of Nsy, 1881,
at six o'clock y. NJ.
A SECOND. HANDED CAMPBELL CYLIN.
DER PRINTING PRESS,
thirty.two by forty-six inches inside Of bearers
faur Form Roller Stocks, three Distributors and
vibFators FOE sane. two Fountain Roller Stocks
and two Roller Moulds.
TERMS OF sALE-cASlI; one hundred dol.
lars Of which must be paid by the purchaser nj the
time Of the sale and the balance ON the sale being
ratified.
Ee-For further information apply 90
TllE0S. u. HORwITZ,
Attorney named in said Mortgage,
25 Lexington ST.. opposite the Court House.
Baltimore city.
Nay N.-iG
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fINillS Is To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
l. s"sibcr has obtained from the Orphan Court
Tor baltimore county letters Of administration ON
the estate Of
FRANK y. ENGLAND,
late of said county, dcccascd. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
To exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber,
az Jci"re RE elt dag IF Dsec@bsr. IssI;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted to said e..
tate are requested ~ make immediate PAYMENT
Given under my hand this 18th day OF May, 1881.
GEORGiE e. ENGLAND,
May 2S.-its) Alministratrix
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d. @. Mcintosh. Attorney.
NTORTGAGEE.S SALE
LOT NEAR TOwsoNTOwN.

by virtue Of power contained In Mortgage
from Mary A. shealey and William Sheaiey TO
John $. Curtis. dated March 2ed. 1870, and re-
corded among the Mortgage Records Of <ssSr
Baitim )re county. in Liber T.. II. A., No. -
30. folio IS, and nm assignment, thereof
duly recorded. the undersigned. assignee Of sad
Mortgage, will cell ut public auction Mt the Court
House door, Towsontown, on
Tassday. hc iiA day Of JaHe, 4. u. 1851.
at ~ NJ,
ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND.
particularly described in the Mortgage aforesaid.
containing
THIRTEEN AND THREE. QUARTER ACRES.
MORE OR LESS,
situate aud lying In baltimore county, on the
Joppa road. about one mile east Of Towsontown.
The property 10 desirabiy located. and suitable
for market gardening. and contains good build
Ing sites.
TERMS or SALE.-0ne-h cash, balance at
six months with security.
CHARLES II. &. CURTIS.
Assignee.
s. q. WILSON, Auctioneer.
May 2l.-ts.
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Sales of Property.

Thcos. b. Horwltz. Attorney at Law, % LEX
ingion Street, Baltimore, Md.
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Theos. d. Horwitz. Att srney at Law, IS Lex
ing,on Street, Baltimore. Nd.
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Sales Of Property.
Robert r. Boarman and chas. e. Phelps.
Attorney.
tINKIlNTEEN, Sale

LARGE AND VALUABLE NTRY SEAT
~ % LOTS. on THE PHILADELPHIA
TURNPIKE. WITHIN THREE.QCAR-
TIERS OF A MILE OF THE CITY
DE BALTIMORE.
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VALUABLE FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY.

by virtue "f decree Of the Circuit Court Ter
Baltimore city. the undersigned. Trus- r.
~ tee. will oier ut public sale. a, III. ssE
EI Exchange SalcsToons. on
T...f1. .l... IN 1881
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A sEcOND.HANDED CAMPBELL CyLIN.
DER PRINTING PRESS, FOUR FORM
ROLLER STOCKS. THREE DISTRlB-
UTORS. STOCKS AND VIBRA-
TORS FOR SANE. TWO
FOUNTAIN STOCKS AND
TWO ROLLER MOULDS.
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John ]. Yellott. =. Parker Bosiey and d.
Hopper Emory, Attorneys.

MATTHEW'S 4 KIRKLAND. Auetioneer..
Nav 2I.-ts
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s. q. WILSON, Auctioneer.
May Ats.
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by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
baltimore county, sitting In equity, the SsE.r
3. dersigned, Trustees, will sell at public -
IL sale, at the Exchange SalcsrOoms, in -
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-09-14
Thfu Mystery Explained.

GE0OOS',i Is the patent name of an invalua-
AOUO BILE remedy for removing from the
human system pin and stomach worms. 1t is
the prescription of a celebrated physician, and
saved the life of the child it was dispensed for.
| t has since been the means of saving the
lives of thousands of children by its timely
use. 1t has been put up in the form of pow
d ers ready for use, and children take it readily
as it is pleasant medicine. Sold by dealers
medicine at 25 cents.
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RLoRCANIzING IHE DEu0cEIcY.


TIiE WORK OF TIE elH''M 'lIIII ~ IIf t'N-
Nfrrt.r nF p.f Nb...lt IfAf.ff.D. ms. i. I-
OF HE fHIiA ..It7 ->4-' l-''Nl. 81" lLi' il'N-
OrbIITu
-, . =, :.. Z ~ 81 q. ..
ne SUM- 'ni'HilF' OF N'H' 90 '"' '"'IiIIt-
Of ON Hundred finished ,,rt.f
,.,. ~, ,.,,.. t .l.. ,,,,,..f. a. ,,r, ii,,.i..,
No.
"Wednesday evening 80" P'"I''~ hA'' " "'''' i'+i
hltt % iIc Gt- election districts
,,,, r, t. .t.,t.,,d D., 90. .,.t,..... . , . ..
Wv '''- 4"' ''' ' 1 " -
better showing Than was nuii u'd, 'nurdf flHg ia"
u,.,,t,,, ~, winch r,ifarr- nave b.f.i,.. t,., ,,
quoted ih'4"' "' ''i'- i '' ~ '''" 'i' ca ID case
where protests have been nAH. Ane' iAci iht commit
s, na. li.,u,d 4, irote-t. from I,fl. ft,o lf, 81
election districts
I, ,c. xt.ctel fLt fher wor1 %. s.fi.ls il, in
-. , e., ,...,f. tr.t.tc.. a., .......
h"ii '"N'" w ''' 49, '+
cases the lenders sfii-'d lA'lI HH i'L'' before I4r
. t.,.ri,s O.r, held fl flr NIth A. emily District
i'''' ,
there was tihIp ''H'T "' "''" ''' '''"N ~ - i'
ntor S,eb., her on the ono eide aud LdWari NDCuc
,h other Thor, Ma IA. usual aruouui Of -lari, r,r,
80, .l.... ,....- ,.t g. -. ..
on the par {" I'D" ''''''''"- - ''' anu ' NV '''
many aritirs proven fhti the committee la-0
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TIOLENCE Of SUNDAY.

While some boys were reading a story paper ia
front of the butcher shop at No. Ns3 rrt-ayc yes
terday, AdOlph lioch,tatcr, age twenty, who kerIs
the shop, Knocked over q box ou which TN
boys were seated His action led 20 a quarrel and
Of the boys, Andrew Siockiugrr. began to abuse
the butcher. Hocsiatcr knO. kod of the boys hat,
and at The same time picked up au ice axe which lay
near him. Young StorAiug r At0opcI down to pick
up his hat anc lorh-iatrf struck him the head
with the axe, lnio ting severn scalp wound. The
other boys present RAISED an Oufcfy and the butcher
was arrested. lie was lockeo up IN the Filty-hrst
Street Police Station last uignt. The injured boy
was sent to st. Lukcs Hospital.
Bernard Grilsrt, age twenty-five, Of No. 3 Bayard-
ST., went Ia Police Head iartcrs last evening hav-
lug several severe bruises on his head and face lie
said that he had been hcaicu b., unknown persons
in u bccrshop on Market aud biyi-ion-sts. The pO-
lice sent him to the Newlork Hospital.
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r.nrAnIr ID MOEE.

To ne Edttor AZ me Irtb"ne.
SIR: Perhaps if ! can do ava! "lih a MIS-
appr- cu-ou on thc part o. s'ar o' -" %" nave ''
GUESSED tAr qursuou who A.r Al.".'" i"II""' ""'
,,,d a. IN, r.,ir, when bed. f,ef entered Mobile Lay.
d., will ,iit th, matter Do. rs' Ihr,c wrtrs -'cu @"
think tnc Admiral wa. lasur o. tlr rrne %" AN "fpr''
,ou enthusiastically Axe Mating tar hag 10 TIE in-I
That Was not thr reason or tAc meaning VI IT, ""'h
rarr. 10 a-ccuicd thr rigging go order 20 ere over INC
t. f,,,, tn. .ein. D. occurred to Captain Prfclt al
i,,,f ma, ~ r .linu.d hr disabled iy chance -hot
h. ,bt r til,d Do, falling Co. tnc deck or l case " .
collision hc might De- thrown uh ln" thr a'A b"' i,
,,-. ,.l.r,,l tt,rferuh.irr huuwIre to 80 up ~lih
fIu, and tir him sufficiently io prevent ri'H '"'N7
trlpAp and tuc order Wa rd Ihs - All ,.'t' W.
~ r, nd v.a- ,u mo- WAY 40 cNprs,lon Of DsaN all"
ar ,lcr and siIiih nurr, except a. -"Ns
,. llr,, tom 10 have been wirc and turciu "iicf.
- 49, Nh ~ f--l LO--lTEK JOHNSON.
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TIE SUND1Y TRIBUNE.


Yesterdays issnc of THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE prc'
"'c'' me u'h' 'Ar''' "n '''',is ~ t'u''' '.,''
havp made II ~ marked a f1yOrto with the pubic,
. -. / : -
TONED the following:
IN. No,v. a., r,,i, ,.,o-,,,, - tho rordo, c,iIe
al.paen 70 Tut ranrye ne British Go,c-on'c9li w,ll
ab,,,5,,I,, a,,, r. rf .ri, = ,,t e,ors ,,s,,,
n"'H'iIhE NY PtI' 'i,"l. in'' ll ,.sr ,,,...1
,orc 10 crush ne nniiGnal aoyemcn, M rnna tt1i "a,
m, ~, 100. VIII IT. nuc' OF .u Urn, ~ W. il
VI wv ''n''' ".li al 49, y. 49,,
~, III -''' ''''''''"' '''' "'' '''' $780, ~ 'N
The contest ~ Ahanv->fr Br,Hev had hi. cross-oz.
animation p"-in,r@d by " nmn.@ i''lin'lo ~ mo
ca-r.d In me vo, ng
IN" Nnni'r ~ an irimlrrant y frlnE'n s~cl" IN.
t,,t h ,nn'' ."d INA bv sn npknosn man obo
e-rspel
The season At earatoga.-A TRIBrvr corresponding
vito ~ me o'cnrr - The ho''- nnd 'oa-n hon.r@
'h'- OBJ. fl "h" t'l 1857 Week. ana ol mos" WHO
'' .'."l I",I,- ''r i'r -'ini.r -, ,,,. ,,o
- , ,,- ,,, r,,, ,. III ~ To-
on. Door -,orf.r r. Atlantic Y,.f Cinh lld n. 70
ri'ta ans there athletic a. th' Polo Grounds
nnA risrvhcrr.
Gng.n't. ~ cahor-.-Thc -"erilnr corrc'n"rfcri Of
T"t !lir.Nr "rr, - i'" Ir.'h ~ ',-',l' - ,ri,1
"'r 20 ,' ., , t' - 2 l',' y. fr,en
49, E~ ~ nc G T roo @ r .%p@"i
ana King Tors XvffI frrirr Pho Courr,-- ~ venui"
dsa , eo" ''",l r,. . a sa aayluoo
ions g r.. VII ',o a.o0t Iarrag ~,
'in , ~, II ''''''''' ''-'- ''' "' '""
f, Nrr s'har readable tale OF ha'n society 0y
Mus, and me Drama.
Roll, Tnirlli.ence.
Personal "Reminiscences OF Lord STAFFORD
S,i.nco ~, III" rcop"
low p,",l"t Wr.tr"~4on'e."
inTi rr.r, ,lr''''' irp.n,-,ci,ies.
lee iu Tar. M Appomsttox
DiuinuarV In Cons. rftnnnic.
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THE Srfr.rorrE SvINDLEGs FliEFrL

U.sur.c,oy. june l9.-Tbe National E'pab'iodn
and Ib,f.,,ah the tuo Washington newspapers
which apoelr 10 exist uoW maiuiy ia order "a a,sai
tLe Administrative and 10 defend ihr star Route
,luud,rrr.. have been thrown nto Mysteries hy the
fact that Mr. 4. ~ Gibson. formerly "a Washington
correspondent. las been employed by the Govern
mont Ia assist m the investigation which Is beng
prosecuted 5y the rostmast'r-Hcncral and the At
tonne, General The Cdp'ai today contains gross
per.innl attack upon Mr. Gibson, which compi' tly
a. pose, tie lear Of the star Eoutc ring That Mr.
Gibson, work will result dlSlSif"usly 10 lir "I-l'
Who have been concerned III the star Route nrcg-
Mn -.
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forgotten in England than Pope is forgotten

II N
by good Catholics who have been taught
their ecclesiastical history. He and his
horse are the two topics Of to-day, and
it will be long before they cease be- He has been
thought to hold fair position on the turf. We
hear however that he was in New-York when the
Derby was run. For aught know he may have
been there all the season. If that be So it may be
the fault of his trainer that leads a papir OF high
standing TO remark that Mr.. Lorillard's horses
have run IN a very bewildcring fashion since they
came to thi, country" This is the remark of
writer obviously skilled in the literature Of the turf
and versed in It's mysteries; of winch know alb
soiuiely nothing If allude to it il i, In order 70
say that il might bee worth Mr. Lonlar's while
TO have II understood over heTe that he Is
not personally plotting his bcwildcriug horses. Mr.
Lorlard is not a member If the Jockey Club, |
hear but employs English agent 10 look after
his interests there and clscv here the tnrf Who
that agent Is don't know. But since Mr. Lorilard
is. for the moment the great representative Am RI
the rest of us, who the represented. may be
permitted To hope he vii saddle English SINS if
such there be- on English shoulders. G. v. 8.
LONDON JOURNALS Oh THE DERBY
The London papers of June , have been re-
ceived. containing the details of the running for the
Derby and comments on the victory Of Iroluo- Moth
ing new Of mnch importance appears concerning the
itself the accoGuts sent 10y telegraph having hccu
full and Tho journals a.rcc saving that
the attendance larger thsu had been before for
several years The Times says that the opinion WAS
freely expressed that Iroquo- looked overturned The
policy pursued training Nh Loriliarr, horses has
amazed many OF the LuElsh trainers aud turf Tiicts
who Thought all the speed would bee Knocked ont ~ them
by oycrwofk. The result ~ The Der prov cd That Jacob
ritcus Mr. L"rlari' trainer, much wiser tlan ms
critics culoN had GIVEN not 20 -lai. the
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was not so serious as il otherwise would have BEEN
II bled profusely, however, and OConnor ieu
10 the sidewalk from nervous prostration. HIS
companions. fearing that he was dead, ran
away and no trace of them wac
found nj late hour although all
were more OF less under the influence Of liqnor.
OConnor was taken To the Fourteenth Precinct sta
ton on a streteher. and was aftcrward removed to
the Chambers Street Hospital. wher. his wound was
dressed and pronounced by the surgeon not nece',
sarlly fatal. OConnOrs parents visited nun and
ondravorcd 10 prevail upoa him 10 tell which Of his
comrades had stabbed lin. but he per istonty de-
ciincd 10 make any statement Ia them or the police
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SERIOUS BREAK IN rHE ERIE CANAL.

ALBION, n Y, June l2.-At o'clock this
morning break was discovered In section No. 10 OF the
Erie Canal miles west 0 here, caused by detective
calvert Forty feet of the canal bank soon torn away
The water flooded the country around carrying away
fences bridges, ETC. aud working general destruction
woman aud children saved Themselves by getting
ON top OF pig pen which nOated of about mile before
they rescued. The stop gates are n"t smut down
and the water nearly out Of the canal The Section
here and the work OF repairing has
been begun The total damage Is estimated al $4,000
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william O'Connor. a lad about eighteen years ola'
living with his parents at No. "a Canai-'t became
engaged IN quarrel with three or four ompAhiohS'
in 'front.' of No III East broadway, Last night "n'h
one Of them stabbed him with a prnhhiie, Inc
wound wns in the left side above the heart, but as
Tho mint of tho knife struck one Of the ribs the cut
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N.fT.fL INTELLIGENCE.

FoRr MoNROE Va, June 1.-THE United
States steamer Dispatch with sccrea llnt and party
of friends arrived here this morning from Annapolis and
sailed ut ; p. IN. for Washington.
Nxwronl. L. l., June l2.-Unitcd States ships Sara
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toRa Portsmouth, Powhatan and Constitution arrived
here this morning. Paymaster samuel I. Brown ~ he
Powhatan bas been brOn yht ashore ~ with affection
IN the brain He Il unconscious tonight and there u
but slight hope OF his recovery.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE HOLLAND HYDROGEN PROCESS.
Mr.. J.. S. MANlMS REASONS FOR PREDICTING THAT
II Will rROVE 10 BIZ FAIIEE.
70 the Edttor Of me tribune.

I VI II''IIHI'I I'"T'7f
| W. c." and beg 10 submit the following for Tire
consideration Of Interested persons I'm this and kin
drcd uro:ect. Paine wa. th first IN this country to
t.,,b tl,, n,,,.r .,lt lao ,.,..,,.l f., ,i, ,,. ~
| r.,or .. el e, i, ,; 49,, ..t... t,.,.
| 49,, 81.
''''''" '' "'' ''''' i''' ""'' "'''''.'.' ''''
/ 'l' experiment ""i 'ti"''i'"'i''J '""''' ""''
/ Is the great source oil hSir"1-n-a ta~ "h.'h lh
burning gives of more % ai or power than any other
/ suh-taucc-aud as thcr" is plenty of % 900 water.
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While Waiting for Coush "to - as il
came you ar, often sowing the -'is Of Consumption
Better u.s. at once Dr Jltu'- LNprctouui, 1000 ,c"iont
h,..n. medicine ior tc i.'-- aI a .aie,n 300 coughs
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SuIyG FIrE PEESo>S rem DF0WyING.

A. the Immigrant passengers of thc stram-
ship spain. from ll,rrpoo.. were bring landed ~ 'a-tio
Garl.n yesterday a,'ruoon. Carl JohAn Ell'". -"F'n
years od. f'l oycrn1ari anil would have drowned hri
james t,nIli. check master 81 fa-rf ftrl n, -ufnls
INFO tlr water and r..,i him. TnI- % tl hffl brow
ir. Do. r-nu reasoned los Gr.iiG within tslort tle.
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in error 20 cotton manufacturing at the South. Very
respectfully, FRANCIs FON1AINE.
Abdlta, Ga, June /, 1881.
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MONTREAL. June l2.-Lady Allan, wife OF
Sin Hugh Allan, died today.
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OEIIt.fEl.

SOLOMON AIrNANpER HART
Io<NpV. June l3.-S0lomon Alexander Hart,
,i, D. and Dr.i JAN of tir Roy al Ac,d,u.. Us q, a.
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TAIBlNE LOCAL. OBSERVATIONS

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7. 90 Managers of the not .otuF REFUGE FOR WoMFN,
under of My % 1851. N receive proposal, f"f mo
-acnf "a id- 90 l,p there are -ltao4 Pa 'nt-"l t a
luIi.s d. made such lil.itl alt fa'lunt
is fh, loAd 1by ainpf. ns th accommodation o." -f' ln
to superintendent and ui,r "i t' institution
such proposal. must wiling aud dire Tel o. tl" -rc.
tttart 0i tlr oaul of Manager. hfs lHHthl CO. lhH.
s. b., W,-t dat Ste ula. aHd viii %" received 900 ao
lstl II Jul, n,,t SARAH =. OF EltNN4l, Secretary.