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nons District ct anne Dstrict au,rsa vile Lafayette.
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Psqusnpes ST. Bernard OF toute pas psronss dor
lsausa sise sur la rive drots du hsnve Msssaippi.
10 District dc touo
pae psrose dofesna Ia rive gauchs
sis,ppi, Ia villa do ls Movable Qrleaus y compise,
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naux Rspsnt ans pour 10 Ler District Rep villa Ia
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55 Sc. LOMls * s
OIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Depot and ONCE, No. SO North Third street,
81 # s T. tsI. @ UsI s. M O

eTEPHEE WILLIAM G. LOGAN
rteeasnts Treasurer. &
The Company manufacture Refined Cordaes oil
o Tannsgh, OIL burning OIL Naptaa and Pitrh
which with ronndcnce
she pufpoaes herein -
REFINED Ofi-for ana H.,
all purposes ior gbeh Sperm On generally ussd
CRUDE, CDRpkGE OWef Bfanbine
sab CAt Wheel heavy si Work and f0r 1ania
other o ao for making prnlsra' and oing is
+
PAINT OLA substitute Lpsesd oa drea well in .bont
twelve hozrs Tho and fully
TANNERS OilFor dresung Leather Currera' gsue
yayesual to he beat oils decidedly
whale OIL a Sg43s HI WI 34s' a E9E N 800
LAMP, BURNING oLThs OIL contains large per eeptaee
Of consequently eannbt be ordinary simu
with bIilnncy unsurpassed by any other tight.
NAPTHAFor manufacturing ynfnshas, junpK F,uida. Sta
superior article VII 1870 f4e " Wy
ar FOR LuaRICATiNa MhciiINERYThe Ola recommended
for Ahonl applied tee rayo1 hst
eshr ola would We applied twice. but in diminished Quantity
that the consumption woaa no alike careful 10 clean ina Me-
cbasry before Supplying aftsr IL ssst
picaion il tcnda free Machnpry impnre n n,r
grosesr Oils. Y 0'pe
The Company Oh all ores and at pricea tina
cannot fGfsc give ssisiHction. $s -
~ Al oidsn forwarded TO Tho Treasurer will be promptly
N teus1H
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FOR RENT.
NOTICE or ELEoTIoN.
TRSUANT to o writ of Election. heari

the :6th Of July, 1885, directed by his Excel
e g. P MN & oresD0 hs,ssy sa.d M
Governor and Lieutenant eeyetnsr Of bs State
posed his Parish eopcetnsS q hat Tsrt Of he sy
sasy Three and District, Nos Two ana
ha b nj aGsiSp ne fA 'n
'l he y
D IT, ss sy nnyf state
Public Aeeosnts and Of Public Education
of tha ST. Bsnad and all that part Parish Of Or
me ssRsi P for me District of
sa ss Now ossn 'p' ''f Of the
oae for The Parish Orleans right hank of the
Two Representatives for the Frat Representative District city
for the Second District city
Of New Orleans.
Three Representatives for the Third Representative prct city
Representatives for the Fomh Representative District city
Two aives the Representative Ra,ric.
Representatives the Sixth Representative District city
for the Seventh District city
Of New onleaus representative D'S CITY
Nin,h Representative District city Of
for Tenth Representative pA.ric city
District Attorney. For Clerk for of he District Courts
Sa rs d @ S oe shs ana an an r.
hasoft of the Parish Of Orleans the
Of the Peace Parish of Orleans ons
BY Second tie Third
The ESgrs one BY II. Fth and Sixth by Seventh
the Fourth District formerly Laayette Con-
Zach Jusices Court the Parish 0esb
by the qualified redng within s within
which each just ice required to hold his ,ourt.
Tax Collectors, be elected Of
the city of New Orleans by
rart OF The Parish on the right bank Of the river.
whereas, provided by law that
each Precincts this the purpose Of
ing Of the qualified voters of the State aganG
the Seat Of Government from the
the New Orleans and that lifted voting of
removaln if he be in removal and Inc
words "agains removal" if he oppoed such removal
The Pos will opened the day hereubeore mentioned
from o'clock in the morning until evening
Of to be established
Commissioner and ceks, be appointed by the
mated election pa,e returns
to The ulder.igusd returning officer according law.
Shs 0ce Parrish Of OeaEs Now Orleans 10th
VAUDEVILLE AiARIGNY, Sheriff,
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MECHANICS. 7r
MANUFACTURERS, FOUNDRYMEN, ETC.
M E NJ P HIS
Navy Yard GrOum
TO BE LEASED!
an THE FOURTH MONDAY, being the

a IN
ssh day 1885, will be offered the public,
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS,
Navy Yard The Memphis containing about
TSs.s grounds tho and Wolfe rivers et
hpad let on cbioEssaw
s fss p so ''a Navy Yard
division which chietsssw asd psp,aaas
s.a sss Id oas S
bs hSs ws
na s
Win g. ssssS
s rs the s1 paa s m
sspP i tributaries ior the establishment Of bodybuilding and
fine timber vicinity convenience
%
railroad progressing 70 snglns furniture
sR
sis ss head Of nassaon may be-
aTs po. point Of hs great vssy INDUCE
such have before been ent.d fer safe aad profitable
w s s Ssb and ns
whole VIII publicly leased otherwise disposed Of before
a ~ SINNER sn 'n'''''n ' % poUeLAss
aNIREMEN'S CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
u CYPRUS GROVE AND GREENWOOD CEMETERIES
IL Feasn, assfisss zosiaaa
bridge miles from the 's tho Bsav'
TSsss rural grounds handsomely
poses. 9a.
The prices Lots aud Vaults fixed as foowB: IL
IN THE CYPRESS GROVE CEMETERY,
Lot1 as,. to $500
Vaults upper i IN 4iiE GREENWOOD CEMETERY
Lotto price from to $40
'fsss
Row Room Mo- 8, up the undersigned committee.
3. B. SMEDEs, Chairman,
atEoEh, amsdss& Co.'s,
corner Magazine and Conlmpnsts,
JOHN r. GRUBER
o.21S Glfod, ST.
jan7o sdpiy JAMES WARD, No. lss Poydfas street.
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INSURANCE.
Crescent Mutual Insurance COMPANY
OFFICE IN THEIR BUILDINGS, CORNER OF
CAMP ST AND COMMERCIAL PLACE.
MARINER RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE,

Ths Company have the following asaets;
Invested in Boud and Mortgage property worth double
the amount loaned thereon Ol6 OF
Bank and other Stocks ss9ss
Bills Receivable, being Notes for Pre- umr i4cs1li
Invested in Real Estate estimated value &7oeo eost. f4 o.
Due for PremunB in course of Collection. snSss CT
Scrip from other Companies eiinned 3055 Of
Cash hsnd. l00gls @
Total Assets 10
THO6. A. adams, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice Prssidsntt
NANsoSI, Secretary,
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l5TATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of orleans City Of New orlssus.i
De Remembered that tho s4th March,
Justice ofths and for the city aforesaid
snai Charles Briggs Prednt H.
Louisiana Mutual Company Orleans
being according
ecounts just the
the aaid Company CHARLES BRIGGS. Prssidsnt
H. p. JANRIER, Secretary.
swornto subscribed before aah day March
c. v. JOETK
sseoud Justice Of hs Psacsfor tho Parish orleans
The Board declared dvidsnd Of twenty
tbs Guiding srch
which rerthcasa will be and after she h June
The Company continue against the pe the
and iosa PREMIUM
Office, southeaH Of Camp and Matches streets.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President,
a. CARRIERE WIGS President.
H. P. JASvfER, Secretary.
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IN poa shacuus den cours de District sabli.s dspa la
willie de- Ia Nile Orleans.
IN Sheriff Coonc auatre A'sssur de ye do
ParoIuss
d,Osans .iss rive droite du lsuvs Mlasi'sppi.
Ia Paroisse dOrsans
Repssenat lie SINE lie ens,
les inns sge stsme ces pariis de Ia
droie du heuve District
e Constable pour ehaeane des coprs de Jus
lice Ia Paroise d0reanB
qualities dams imesou haque cour de Justice
de sioger
uq taxes, dsvsnt par electors
chaqus vile Nouvelle Orleans par
eIecienn pa,e Paroisss droite do
fsuve.
loi porte qu'uu poll
precn slecoa Fiat scsaesmen essbs
par but de ecsvo vote dea slsdsurs qaas
Transient dn
Baton Rouge vile de la Houvs Orleans que
que eeeur qualities vofnt cons 10 ,ranrer
impims bailen les mots sill
trAnsfsrt; lea conrs Ant sill
10 Transient.
Lei polls jour de,sus ssgue dpvs
heHrs P. NJ precincts qui esbis
Grers qui par
eompetente.
Lecn etra condnt elss retorf pieate dsvtont
trsnsms II ffeer seusfgue commencement la o.
Sher ii Parosss doeans Nile ore4n 10 docobre
1876. MANDEVII.LE MhhfGNY,
oil Sheriff de la Paroisse d'Orleaus,
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TX NICKERB0CRER PATENT COOKING
~ nAsEEa-siRsT pREMIuA
PRICE & C0ULON, Plumbers, I0T eoy dras
Ne ors riinliy inform hs
general lhstbsy tsy heaboye si
and prepared sap7y BOT, Gold FLUEeE BHop'F
BATES AMERICAN ERe LLs aud FRENCI " TER CLos RTs
WASH ikSiSS, FoQATAiNS, 8RABS FAUCETS Of all kinds
COOKING "a SEB, 5ARDEN HOSE, HYDRAULIC RAMS
FORCE, LIFT and skER PUMPS had s.yla
LEAD PtPEB Svery description; PIG AHERT LEAD and
BLOCK TIN always hRnt SUR and sTEAMBoAJ woH
repaired the notice,
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READ! READ!!
Billiard Table Mandatory

n
Ill the public thai ha has ided aaaafseory
Tables planting falling,
which enahd undertake works Of ali kea laying
honfs, carpentera works. Of all
posts building frame houses for tho city country aud all works
esipensrs and franer's liae, . :.
he will sell TO iois nsei Of lhe qualities
% the weeks ordered.
ayas himself this Opportunity assure those
shat no has taken proper maAaa TO prevent oxpcon
she quantity of tbs boa
look, whistle connected with the machine
wan ing She boiler.
The above addition having been made his for a
offacihadg thu OF Billiard Tables under
Iemnds his that he keep heretofore ana
secondhand Billiard Tables and article in line,
B. ANToGAINI, Nos and ID Cont street.
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ny NORTH CULLoM, Attorney at Law,
HL. will a Professional business In ST. Landry and
ayoysss be entrusted 10 his Office Al oPELou.
sAS, LA. :, az
RrysRrsesa-chss 81 WaisTn.n hardware nsrohiotC n Oh.
Miller merchant Cbaa B Snsstou
attorney Nixon Adams Co., Crsacent ohee. N Orleans
GTEAM BATTERY AND CLARIFIER FOR
~ SALgOns Copper Battery feet In diameter by two mad
deep, Of inch pps Four Garine
and two feet deep wish copper
81 AZ coskuiu good order. Also,
battery new approved construction and
Of making hogshssds for sale
thereafter +. =, .,x.,., :, ,,,,.
mylaN 9. n. siEelAS " nNcnsteh
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XN7HERE are made Mills of the varior

NM HERE are made Mills of the various
hundred hundred dnrs each and
snung three to nxty bupheB to the haur
fIeer 81 burr, the applied and the velocity
OF Southern inyeni0n well Southern
ts best Of their excellence couats thst
extensive sale and the large capital employodu
Ihe proprietor also prepared furnish
1 pnn for boiling m1u
saPsioi anu ihny Hour, Planters wauiing
aefs tho tnsa
oes py Of he undersigned than apsndng
lhttf Northern D. grinding
The following table rs fbs s.
ad tns canaey u accordance with
II nch Burr sloa cspaCty baHelV to the hour
Velocity from $50 to 500 revolution p nuho a1d inches
wide.
10 nBurr price ais Capacity from hahsia 10 tho hour
Vso troT9so to 6OOreYoliona pot Minute Bend
sEe IS che slsrge euang Oh for t1rs and sen o "a
inchas S6 inches enough pUpGsco
B inch Burr, price 9l25 Cnnarity
Velocity from 400 70 revolutions
"a inch Burr, s900 Capacity from
hour. Velocity from 400 to 500 resoton Band
Is inch 1880 Capacity lit 10 ushos thoi,Ii
Velocity from 400 500 revolutions. Band wide
Velocity from $50 revolutions iunte
40 inch price $500 Capacity rom 40 20 busba h
Velocity from $50 $50
The above Mills leave the Mandatory complete
ready o grading ~her attached 20 appropriate and
printed Instructions the MILL All
Orleans hh Agents will prompt
Terr CASH; and all Mill sol! above Hs Guaranteed
WILLIS P. C0iEMA n. Pntsutc and roprietor.r-
Mr. G. Pekst Is connsres Place, will
ioasdGwtoii ISIS - w. r. COLEMAN,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COLEMAN

COLEMAN'S
PATENT UNDUL.aTORY CORN .aNDi
MILL tMANUFACT0RY
City of Jefferson, Suburb OF New Orleans.
WhRERO0M AND DEPOT 86 NATCHEZ STREET.
NEW ORLEANS,
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ID EMOVED-W. X. F. FRYER, INDIAN
DoToR has osas,d his Medical AMI conaalsa
seets opposite the u s. Mint All ey country
enclosing pos paid will BIS pune.uay
medicine with directions how to sent by etarn OF mail Of
ID ofcs hours from O'Clock A. NJ Till O'Clock P. NJ.
New OfleSns, La, 1859.
N u = M add "a
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

TT WRIGHT s. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
3D. GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
hay supply Druggists apd Dealers at froPrtsor lowest
" General Dspo, Special Agency Ne ISL chsssses
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VAULTS EN- aGpD FELLOWS REST !"
may procured by applying A. CoRRY sicks Co.'S,
sscaasIstreet S1EISoNS street;
4s ElSnan Fields street. snd at she secesary
1dce, obi Feow Hall Camp and Lafayette sraets
The Gliding eigea will be $40 ysalt
70 NIL ohers, $50 per vault
Information relative ths purchase of be had
picatinn TO the Secretary. r,a .
FatAFyn n. ROn
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4 AANIEL EDWARDS, (Suocessor to TwI-
~ BILL RDWARpsl Nos 49, 80 50 New Lsvss,
Tn Sheet Work He ready contract ths
making Stsa Clarifying ard Evsporng Pnns Fprs
juice Boxes and everything sppsr.anng 70 shs
OF Steam 9aagas Steam Whistea Brass
Cocks Coupling Valves ete. constsntly on hand
o would call the attention OF planters TO the steam heh
have been the Plantations OF Col r.
Camp Measrs s. T. e. J. Forsta Nelson ponelson
H. Staekhouss, A. Thomson Co.
lara, " ipif
fSyoBAGG0-Long Black Rich TOBACCO, fer
thu Also, TOBACCO for Plnata-
b6 chg AR TOBACCO constantly
10 sig rsRNER = RENsHA9. ss Camp street, up stai..
W. O. FLURR, UNDERTAKEN,
I'll Tchoupitoulas street, New Orleans.
TOFFINS AND HEARSES ALWAYS in
" ssaduess. Gcna lined withheld Tor transportation,
uotce, aeSsiy
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SUGAR PLANTATIoN-Fo sale in Pointe
~ Coupse Parh, good Suga Estate, upwards Hfy
Negroes Stock etc., good productive stas Of cultivation. For
dis R.N.EUsANK, a., a CO., 81 Camp luss,.
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THE YELLOW FEVER AT NORFOLK AND PORTS
MOUTH.

The intelligence from Norfolk and Portsmouth continues
to be Of an encouraging character r abatement
Of the fever is concerned despatch from Weldon dated
the nth, says
Intelligence received here states the deaths from fever
in Norfolk yesterday rs fifteen
1T is thought that there has been much abatement
really of the fever The few deaths supposed 10 be for
lack OF subjects.
aDr. d. NJ. Wright formerly of Edenton North Caro-
"Tho Rev. AIR. Chisholm, whose death reported Il
few days ago erroneously has at last yielded to the grim
lie died At the United States Naval Hospital
yesterday morning
Mr.. b. p. Daughtrey, of Portsmouth, is also dead
The Portsmouth correspondent Of the Petersburg Ex-
press, writing the 10th, says;
ave able to report a continued abatement of the
fever learn there only eight deaths yesterday, and
very few
lie had for several weeks been actively engaged
helping and working for the relief of the sick and suffering
at large until the disease appeared in his immediate
family. Now out with fatigue the disease has laid
him down, if not TO die, 1t must be to suffer greatly
"The Rev James Chisholm rector of St Johns Epsco-
pal church, died last night at the Naval Hospital His
death is most deeply deplored lilo had gained large
place in the affections Of this people Evangelical
in sentiment catholic in feeling, and devout in spirit he
commended himself to all good minister of Jesus
Christ He had been active and useful during the preya-
lence Of the epidemic But he has fallen VICTIM lie was
buried this morning at IL cclockh remains being placed
by the side of those of his santed wife, who died about six
months since
The burial services him were performed by the
Rev. Thomas Hume pastor of the Fourh-sreet Baptist
Church II betting and at the time beauti
full exhibition OF cathociiy that the reverend gentleman
should read he did, that sublime ritual prepared by the
church of the departed which he had often used
like occasions They very intimate eseemng each
other very highly It have been peculiarly
ful service 10 Mr.. Hume
We copy the following from the Richmond Enquirer Of
yesterday morning:
:" We regret to state that young lady nurse who
came up with the orphans from Portsmouth Friday
last, and also of the orphans little boy seized
with the yellow fever Sunday last at the Catholic Col
ege about mile northeast Of this CITY, They have the
best medical attention. and all the aid within the power Of
human skill and kindness, and hopes entertained of
their recovery the symptoms far said to be very
favorable There is Of yellow fever in this city,
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SoULoUoUE AND CoURT.-AN AMUSING DEcREE--Tbe
black Emperor of ayt appears has had serious trouble
in regard arranging the proper titles for his sable princes
dukes and counts-some Of the nobility and not
of the nobility, taking TO themselves titles which did not
belong them. The imperial ruler few hundred
thousand negroes has recently issued the following decree
aFasn the First by the grace of God aud the const-
tutona law of the State Emperor of Hay to all TO whom
these presents may come sends greeting:
"Whcreas 1t is necessary 10 fix definitely the titles borne
by the princes and prnccsses of family by the minis
ters mnshas and dukes by the counts barons and chew
alters of The empire have dccrecd and do hereby decree
follows:
called his Imperial ighness the Prince Imperial Of Hayt
uAr O. The eldest daughter of the Emperor shall be
called her Imperial ghness the Princess Imperial OF Hay
IT, Madame Prem,fre; Der younger sister shall be called
her Imperial lIighness, Madame Celia
Ar g. The princess and the princesses of the imperial
family shall bear the title of his Imperial ighness,
Monsieur the Prince of -, or Madame the Princess Of
"Ar A. The ministers shall preserve the title of Mon
seigneur and the officers of their departments and those
persons who write to them shall always give them this
title.
Art g. We bestow upon the prince of the empire the
title Of his most Serene Highness Monscgneur the Prince
of ---
Art g. The marsbas Of the empire shall be called
Monsieur the Marshall and they shall likewise when ad
dressed by word by letter bear the title Of Monsegneu
if they are dukes The dukes shall be called bis Grace
Monsegneur the Duke Of ---.
aAr T. The counts barons and chevalicrs OF the en-
pire shall be called respectively Monsieur the Count Mon
scur the Baron and Monsieur the Chevaler Those counts
who are general officers shall bear the title of His Excel
ency
and cur ministers are charged with lis execution.
Given in our imperial palace at Porsu-Prince the
seventeenth day of August 1855 in the fifty second year
Of independence, and OF our reign the sixth
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION In NEBRASKA.

A democratic territorial convention to have been
held at Bellevue Nebraska the 9th instant The Ne
braskisn of the 9Th says
!" Everything to indicate that there will be grand
rally Of the democracy of Nebraska at the convention which,
will be remembered takes place at Bellevue
Emanang does the call from the democracy of all portions
of Territory il could not well be otherwse and
glad realize the Importance OF Ell
organization that they determined upon eGecng
it, and that tn. right spirit essential to its accomplishment
prevails.
There question but what there large majority
Of democrats IN this Territory. ALL then that required to
insure is united action. Laying aside local prcu
dces and personal animosy f any such sentiments at the
crisis have existence in the bosoms OF democrats
let unite upon the broad platform of long
and time honored principles and victory certain To this
end let the democracy Of Nebraska meet in convention at
bellevue to-norroy.r
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ny ). q. MCGUIRE, Auctione@r.

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY ron sALE.-on Thursday.
September 90 in front Of tho premises, will sell
tnt Of lot 49, 3a beginning lth street, between
and rs from southeast angle OF said thence
north 25 100 inch south Is feet the brta
together with the improvements consisting
brick house and back building hxurcs cis.e,
&c.
Afro part square, brick house thereon,
BEGINNING street. 10 feet from, the southeast angle OF said
toned iol IS feet nchss south csi east feet nchs
south 10 the beginning
Ts property position and pro xmy Pennrl
vana fail be and increasing vaue
The lots will be rold separately
Terms Of sale One6nrih cash residue IN and years,
with interest Deferred be occurred by deed Il trust
the psmises. Title perfect
JAS. Q. MCGUIRE,
SeptI-d Aucloneer
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NY and Rev Mr. White and wife from the United States
arrived on the 2lst The former Is principal of the Alex
ander high school at Monrovis
We have already announced the election of Stephen A.
Benson to succeed Mr. Roberts, President the repub-
lie OF Liberia lie was elected by the party styling them
selves the true beans They celebrated their victory
on the 22d OF May few days previous the President
elect arrived at Monroya from Bassa AT the place Of de-
barkaiion he met by the citizens and addressed BY
Hon H. Paxton, who congratulated him on following in
executive honor the present worthy chief magistrate Pres
ident Roberts
RRDUcrloS RAILROAD FAHa--The fare via Hudson
River railroad and New York Central railroad on train
leaving New York Mt p. m, as express has been re-
dueed to 50 so TO Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and all points
west.
cIRcrs COMPANY TRouBIE-The Harrisburg Herald
states that Francon circus company having made sec
ond visit to that borough Obliged their can
vas and fixtures there security for tho payment the
ground rent.
MunDERkR oAuom.-A Geographic despatch was re-
ceyed in Boston on Friday stating that named Nc
Nally Is under arrest in Canada the charge Of murder
ing in Boston five years since
AID FROM Charlottesville Howard Association Of
Charleston has thus nr sent to Norfolk and Portsmouth
five physicians three assistants in the medical depar
and forty
The MEXICAN BOUNDARY coMMssIos.--The San Antonio
Herald says:
The first division of the boundary commission arrived
in San Antonio Texas the 4th instant in charge of Mr.
Radzminsk secretary the commission lately appointed
the I'd regiment United States cavalry Messr A. T. Chan
der and H. w Emory assistant commissioners and Ieuts
c. n Turnbnll and Frank Wheaton, United States army
in with the division. Major Emory ia expected In
about twenty-five days and Lieui Micher about the 18th
of November. The gentlemen we have appear to he
in fine health and spirits and pleased at the idea OF
getting safely back to the settlements
SALE OF GOVERNMENT vrssrL-The United States store
ship Southampton of the Japan squadron, sold al
public auction Saturday last The Brooklyn nayy-yard
by William Dumont, for $3.50 cash.