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DAILY CRESCENT.
See TAird Pags Jor ORR News, &c

FRoM TAMPA BAr.-Ws learn from Capt
whann. of the steamer Mary Kingsland, from
Tampa Bay, which port she lett on the IIth lnst''
that Gen. Twiggs, accompanied by Capt Casey
and detachment Of u. s. troops, left Tampa on
tbe l5tb inst. 20 have talk with Billy Bowlegs.
sTbe bark Caroline Nesmith, from New York, with
II. 8. troops. had arrived at Tampa Bay, and was
20 leave for this port on the 18th inst, after landing
hsF troops and cargo. The steamer Ocean, Capt
RTeIain hence for Tampa Bay, was going into
that port on the 17th inst, when the Mary Kings
land was coming out.
The REeATTA.-Let Dan Hickok have bene-
fit to-day; he deserves 1t. 1t should be bumper,
and we feel assured that it will. Let it make him
forget the disastrous season Of the cholera, and the
embargo laid on him by the inundation. Despite
Of these calamities, the Captain has remained at
his post, and catered to the waats Of all those who
favored him with a visit. To-day he offers three
beautiful prizes to be commended for on the waters
of the clear blue lake" and the scene will be
exciting and beautiful The accommodations are
most ample, and our Host of the Franklin " has
provided everything that can add to the enjoyment
of his guests. Then hO for the Shell Road to-
dayl-Dan Hickok's and the Regatta
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kE-sEE ADYERTIsEMEETS ON THIRD PAGE.
MadisonpiAe OLIVIA, Grice, P. NJ Cars.
Mobile ............O OREGON, Hiern, II A. NJ. cara
Bilori LIFORNlAs Griffin " A. NJ.
Btiori ............ MOBILE, Sutton, ~ A. NJ. Cars
Picts5urg ......... GEN " ORTIZ Muir, P. N.
RzSg- The Steamboat Knoxville Capt. R. u. Crump
being uuuyOdaby ueuned, will positively leave SATURDAY
EVENING Inst o'clock freight passage apply on
board rto s2l +. G. CHARLES, Agent, 10 Common
R- The Falcon, Capt Richards This new and splen.
did r ught steamboat is receiving freight and will leave
SATURDAY EVENING 22l inst, O'clock positively
Louisville and all intermediate landings.
s2l BUTLER & MOORE, As POydraI st.
GW1 Bark Mary Waterman is disohaTging her
at Post Second Muuicipa COnsgnes will please
tend the receipt their goods the Ley they will be stored
sl7 JOHN W. ANDREWS & CO. 81 Common st.
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VERMoNT.-The Burlington Free Press thus
sums up the general result of the late election in
that State as follows;
"On the whole, the wings of the Green Noun
tain State have whipped the coalition within an
inch Of their lives'-there isn't piece of skin on
the whole of bogusdom as big as a fOur-pence
Inc honest, true hearted, clear-headed old wing
siaunchest Anti Slavery wing State in the Union
ana we undertake to say thai he has heard of the
4t!er' Baena VISTA defeat of his shameless and un.
pEncipled Fevilels, in Vermont, with more real
pleasure than he heard Of his own triumphant
eiscu0h 70 the most exalted civil office on earth ~
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New and Interesting Books,

Just received, and for sale by
]. H. BEOHTEL & GO. Nc. 40 Damp street.
MAGIC OF KINDNESS BY the Brothers Mathew,
PENDENNIS, No. l. By w. M. Thackcray.
LYELL'S VISIT TO AMERICA. vols Muslin or
sOuTTHEY'iS COMMON. PLACE BOOK. In 2 vols
SCENES WHERE THE TEMPTER HAS TRl.
UhPHED.
DANTE's Divine Comedy, THE INFERNO. By John
A, Carlyle.
LOUIS THE FOURTEENTH. In vols.
LADY OF THE MANOR: In l vol SIS II
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CAPT. DAN. HIoKoK's REGATTA.
81 81 S2A S1A I'D

REGATTA will tAks place FRIDAY, 2s inst on the
n Lake starting point being the Franklin House,
the New Shell Road. will be attsr1on
Of all the fashionable and
Racing and originates with Capt Dan Hkok for the improvement
speed sailing craft nurtung this sport
suddenly hold The the
The Regatta will be open all vessels under fifteen carrying
fore and aft exception ugera steamboats,.
The Rules TO guide the umps awarding the Prizes simply
these The Boat First Second
the Second Prize, and the Third have the Third Prize
consideration Of length u keel this will
thrown open every om ami build OF craft having the h
toned conditions of burhen and rig
There will Three Splendid Prizes. The prize given Ly
Capt. Dan Hckok the second puzs by Hckok Club, The
third 10 be bought with the money.
The Will take place O'Clock p NJ, and the whole after
will be supernteuded by Directors duly
whose names will hereafter appear h3d
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VERMONT ELECTIoN.-The Boston Atlas gives
returns from pa towns, being all with the excep.
ton of Is towns, by which it appears that the
wings have made net gain of 6093 votes, and that
Gov. Coolidge lacks but 60 votes of being elected,
which there is a chance the 10 towns will give
him, as last year they were about equal. There
will be a wing majority in the House of Repre-
sentatives of 80, a wing gain of AZ.
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~ SEE ADYERTIsEMENTs ON rARD PAG

Steamboat Departures This Day.
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NEWORLEANs INSURANCE COMPANY,
NeWOreanai Sept ~ ls4s
r. The Board Of Directors this day declared Dividend
Fifteen Per Cent months payable demand
$50 81 j. TUYEs, Secretary.
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ErAT CO ST!!! 60
SUMMER CLOTHING AT COST.
ALFRED MUNROE & co.
No "A M.c.zrNyr srR EET

viii now close of their stock OF SUMNER CLOTHING, At
great Bargains in order to Fall Stock 1t con-
Bss Of
eno Pareta Alracea Black and Coored Ponge Silk Coats
Linen Crutop Summer Tweed and Cashmeret Coats
Mount, Parametta fancy and plain Drill F9nt9oons ~,
Check Croton and French Cottonade Pants
Wool Undershirts and Drawers Cotton shirts and DrWeIs
Sin Shut and Drawr Batste Linen and Fancy Silk CIaVa
ls Stock If RUBBER GOODs suitable California
Emgra9t and large stock OF heavy WINTER CLOTHING,
which will be SOLD LOW.
~ Take a look into the
"a Magazine street.
sus ALFRED MUNROE & co.
B, NJ. NORMAN,
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIONER, No. 10 Camp street, Nss
ID Orleans.
ar superdne Stationery. School and Miscellaneous Books
P16IhersN Prices. ANIMALS and Illustrated Works New
Standard Works. .ComeEeI Printing and Badng, Fine Work
pnly, su2l gdpu
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~ To-day Blachos sale Of Clothing takes place See
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NEW FALL GOODS.


I W. DOLBEARs NIGHT CLASSES IN -
y = WRITING attend from 9 o'clock. Les
also given to Ladies' Gentlemen Chill }A
dren from to II A. M. and rem to 6 P. N. New sJAj
Pupils will be received during Fall and
Winter All Pupils desired attend good business style
} acquired NN''9
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II has long since failed, and Saratoga, which at
that time was deserted village is now the favored
resort where the congress OF the fashion lb!es-the
distinguished in literature, science. and art and
in the naval and military prote sslons, meet.
In former letter, spoke of the steamboat New
World. She is indeed very magnificent affair.
Her saloon is elegance Itself. Her commander, a
very gentlemanly man, and her steward, Mr..
Acker one ct the best public caterers in the coun-
Try. lie will serve up dinner IN style equal to
that Of any hotel in the city. He is, as he well de-
serves be, special tavorite with the travelling
community.
ought to have acknowledged before this, my
Indebtedness TO Mr.. WIN. Mundell, tho acting
agent Of the Herald, fer the prompt and careful
manner in which he has forwardedm letters, not
one Of which has miscarrled, or been delayed. lie
is so industrious that no competition would have
any chance here.
The weather is delightful. 1t is most refresh
ngy cool; but think that the ladies imagine thai
il is too cool as have Just seen them seated rouno
wood fire in the drawing room. To me the mere
mention of fire is overwhelming, after having beer
for several days in a state of fusion
ALEruEPIIAINOS.
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ATLANTIC IIorrSE.


ANEWFORl, IN. L., July ', lSlS.
III, Celebration Of the F6ufh-dnot,er Sentimental
Jownai-Singuiar Nusio,,-Arrirais, &c, &c.
We have had "a great time' to-day. The
Fourth has been celebrated with due solemnity
"Sch a getting up Of stairs | never did see"
Fort Adams, opposite the town, Numbered forth
with the roaring cannon soldiers paraded, with
bands Of music an Grafton was delivered at the
Baptist church; the young firemen were out, in
their red shirts the streets Of the town were
swsrming with crowds, and visiters, and idlers
-Four steamboats, brought large freights Of people
from Fall River, Providence, and the neighboring
parts Of Rhode Island, all come sightseeing and
holiday-making to Newport. The day passed off
agreeably and soberly About two hundred people
sat down to dinner at the Atlantic but just as our
dinner was over, the carriages ratified up to the
door, and hungry multitude of ladies', gentlemen,
and gaily clad young children, arrived, and sat
down to another dinner. So the numbers that
dined here on the evermemorable Fourth, were
extraordinary.
took a walk, the other evening. after the sun
had set-it was still light as day and striking
into one Of the rural lanes that surround the Allan
TIC House, was buried Immediately IN all the soi-
tudc OF the country. ! wandered musingy along,
and at the end OF the lane, with gardens and shrub
berries on each side, whose sweet fragrance and
cheering looks were not quite concealed by the
boarded fence which enclosed them AT a Sudden
turn OF the walk found myself in the front of the
carriage gates OF rural mansisn which stood be-
fore me. The house was seen from the gate nj a
little distance, standing in the centre of grounds
lald out in all the taste and imitation Of nature
which chsracierlzes an English plfk II was ap-
Isoseise ~ w.de gravel wslAs, winding in bvld
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ATLANTIC HOUSE, .
NEWPORT, July Z, 1910. {

A Long Sentence Unfa,stod-F Far Erc,femeuf-
Houses boring-Suf Bafhing--Tadians-OH
Joe-A Reception By the Gorernor-Tacf ami
Management origin Of the Order of Tamm1nv.
In this place, where no cholera is known. and
the people sit down and eat and drink, without fear
the peas, andbeans and new potatoes, and squashes
and grass, and strawberries and cream, and ice-
cream, and Charlotte russes, and pure Croton.
and don't ask whether this Is good or that Is had
or II one may or may not eat anything-m this
place, where bishops Of the church established
by law, come from Ireland to enjoy the pure and
delicious air, and build themselves villas and make
presents of organs and bells to the churches-where
the people arc gentlemen and touch their hats ,o
you when they meetyou, and there are no poor and
The fishermen are poets, and the vsters are princes
anu processes, or AZ least are honorcd and treated
as IT they were--where am sitting down 10 write
letter dc omnibus rtbps d gIi busirp, aiiis abont
everything, and little more besides. destined
like Others in the crowd of matter, to be thrown
place, am prevented from ending my Sentence ne
y should be by. little hustle ana commot,on in
The hall. | run TO one Of the front wndows
where the sound of drum and cymb,I. and
horn and ilute. has already drawn little crowd
together, and peer curlously between the cheeks
Of ladies', and over the shoulders ct girls. bows and
cbambefnalds, amass OF humanity, all lora moment
eohiounoeu together under the common impulse of
and hvelyprocession of Welchs circus companv K
splendid car comes along, drawn by twelve chestnut
solored horses, rchly caparsoned, and lively band
from aloft makes the welkIn echo with the loud
notes of the well played music. What an excite
ment tor the boysot the town of Newport Az they
meet each other at the corners of the streets The
tax Is about nothing but the circus. II is TO them
what the end Of the world is to the M,Ilerites-
something grand great and amazing, which fills
me animal man with wonderment and sensation.
lou may hear them call across the street 10 one
sno'her, as they are going along, "I say, Jim are
you going to the circus ~
When once you arc entced away from a serious
engagement. and disturbed in brown study by
some little frlvoy 1t is not easy to get back again
SO here goes for lounge and saunter: and n
not amused and excited oursel at least TO look on
others that are so. The little world of Newport
is in commoiion the fashionables are out takinq
the air; the rich equipages drive by the Ocean
House and the Bellevue send out their quota of
gay premenaders; the officers from the fort stroll
along in military undress, oglIng with caut,ons
respect the unconscious ladies. A young caya.
her comes along on n spirited charger Rrt
what makes that horse, all of sudden. rear
md plunge, and prick W his ears, aud wheel
i s.l shd TouEsJ and stand AIMS, str-is.. 49,.
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DAYS Of the bellies and matrons of years ago.
Therefore, am steady visitant al Congress Hall,
but
" Chdcun a gOutn
And as Rochefoucault says, g C'est tsne graide
folie de Uonioin etre sage tout sca. "
have attempted 10 record, with impartlallty, a
brief description of the leading houses, and shalt,
in my next, take up some OF the prominent folles
with which we are here beset. My motto shall be
Uni Gquus rriuti, Gtque ejus aRieis. -
Alden SHANDY.
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to crown the-whole, the atmosphere perfumed with
ths fragrance Of the rose, that
Her breast of beauty, and each delic;

Her breast of beauty. and each delicate bud
o. the season comes in turn to bloom and perish"
Realize, if you can, the scene which | have so
feebly sketcbed, and then yon will have some idea
of what the fancy ball of this year, AS to the dis
tineulshed personages who will be present, and as
to The mode In which 1t is TO be got up, Is going
to be.
The weather continues delightful. To-day the
thermometer is 20 in the shade at o'clock A. NJ
it was 60. Strangers are crowding to this hotel
every day. ALErHEpHAINos.
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AHIsAIUuA t'FINTNuS, MY 1917
independence Day-Ihe GrandFdncy BaN-Prcpa-
rati1ns Ertraordinaryt for u-Posons Of Literary
Enliaoncc-Ihe Cholera Reporter DISCOVERED
HIS Charge against The Tribune The Nep
ICre Store Keepers-Ihe Weather-More Ar-
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CALIFORNIA.

DOkfABLE IRON not -E- fvh ,ALlfOh-
STA Tee -s-rar Eec rcl -y---- co1---u--~t rr PEE
f.r i-.. .lsl-- lrr v-.. 90 rl-l arur0r e. pre-
.rrrr-- ca t~ lrer-yl of -lls- Flllg f1 l.,r-
l 3D. a. -xaillaln q rel. o. IL zroor-t DID, --r
amer tlstl r-r.s . re -olse. roof and sides. s
.l-Ler and ill-- -fEl5 can be- rlt up than A
DAY Llev ilr chess --sl wood tp proof. AID
l- -or. 1--1r-zl Than 'erf. house n l1- shove
.r- cll te slapped l boxes l3-ef org and fes- vide
l 1rle. tern. % re g-f winch would b. about Sf
Fr1lc--1- Iler- wi 80 BEE frl4l.e r~rnov-
~ from part Cf fle country Ter. n0
rll'u Jew h0Irs be- 8Een down and r1f gD T. clAng
upo1 TIE s45sc Der hl-- ufe sraFe sL- car be- .ecn
"a 5z- PETER NAYLOR, > sson.st
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DooR PLATES, DOOR PLATES .

MOOR AND NUMBEK PLATES in every 'ane'y al
IN, f-nl - ser. 80 = \.-irg O-1l-. i-'iia..-l
Cakc ana A. hcuc Csrls. g Pie mos si'a's sNv-
please cal. snd 81 ara.ac srccu-eus a. s We q fa''
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cory osALrr1zR FaoN JAWS yrrzelet,llip',, 80.

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nDRE~@ BOOTS. Finest French tllf - '' b
60 Csf Boot. a ~. Caters. Shoes &c. oH
= hand manufactured hv fae subscriber nom me
y. i..f r.4-rrals warranted ron- better 900 Ie ri'lf
- ',d ...,l.... j LAtIND. lD Anu.-f
Ii ire..I near Nassau 81.
BOOT-AND SHOES Tie larses. chral-
Als-<-a sud un- fashionable assortment I' IAi' -
snieu misses aud children. bee found a. ~ BROAD
nlv ONE tlor above rama Isf tnuuri m"rct ant VINO
want fne article cheap by Dbl" dozen o case Ntiuo Wen
aim VI CAIllLL. 81 broadway
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EXCELSIOR STRAW HAT fkf - ~ NJ.
s1FSTABLf>i FNI-l - slH-'I. .'I' & KY.
&C.,. .-rs.sr nf ladies' 8ri erfffltn rIf H'
IJf 49, .sre ,n srnoirre f1 ffe trade genera hNi
y. +. That he IS prepared 'o io Work t iH- ne l-
.--r x-e ei hv none n the business AMI or N' -ai.
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On SPRING FA-III0N 1919 now kh NJ
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a.. faction fmj5m- ! W KELLOGG
IN FASHIONABLE HATS lus FINISHED. IN"
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BOARDING SCHOOL

N|M MI ~. iUlCiI AL lis scipui j. nv ofr" 's'
lie r.cepfou OF bows under I. years u age Tie namle
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.o advance Tms cueels I'D exrerss. eNc~l. LOOKS aI1
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DY ORDER Naha- U-hoefsf Ia tf,t Juds- ol - Cour
ID af Common tho CRY an County of N-g lors noies
t hsr-b, gwen rur.usut prn- 1 fl- stailf- altof
~ ara hn-ts sssirst ab.ons ooarsa-i snt i-n
.-.rs .,hH-u t- go ei uns Oh estate 1l l'AAt
PETERSON .ai GEOROg kAsStCk r-.h-nfs niu- -fe
s1i stfl- 10 aid r IT, payment n ihsfi.h@
spp~sr saf i-,tr-~ such st'aflH-0 according % 80
slim the nr.f puba atom oi IA nnt- a1i nat
l -l- f-- to '1ru oi -ss~1s 10 ms 7at~ 7nc
i-r-r, 0f of property thin 1 'iais
BELONGING i.aa 81 - frsa- 1i sl,l yr-rf tf hsn
frl-u .y .nf rn Dated tie 18Th Say l september l.sr
GAr. Atora-y Dr Atacnng Cf-iior'.
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SGILillIIS.
COMMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
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/ mont. r., b. numerous patrons and friends for Yasi
trors lie would inform the public Thar particular aiieu
ION e pad fo fne juvenile department The Commerce.
ana r,afbe,ca a.-e. are wei arranged and thorough
u.s. Instructed Tie apparatus iof ln.Ii-lhR As,Violl'
p.e,o The 1lhcr pursue ae Latin Greek FRENCH
span CD ard German Lsaslascs upon uc mos alffo cn
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abner ,nicl--f@r DAVID sand. MD
Moran MORGAN. II uAt iW
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