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STEAMBOATS, dno Hailrodoo.
EW GhILROAD LINE SOUTH
Bf'OkLYN TO PHILADELPHIA
TunOfgU IN fIDfRS

ILTtVUVII y IIVINN
F,rr - EKcnrsior Tickets ~. good Tor three dsy,
On and aiier hoNDAd, Aag /. 1914, by hs compodiou,
JESSE HOXT 100. II Atlantic 1T Bro.klY. ,v.ry
Day tSundays excepted 81 n ocock M thence "a Port
Monmouth md By tho Rarsn An Delaware Bsv Railroad 70
zoos OF EiaeT Phlade phs returning leave ynS,t h.
Pi ,delpliA ever s0sns a. tsundsys srcsp.ed)
Travellers rom the City u New York are notified not 10
sppiy or passage b. this Inc the State Of New enc, having
SIsn,ed TO ths Csm>n and AEboy Monopoly ths exclusive
privilege fceryns and freight bet lie Cities
o New yors aud Pii4is pliA
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OENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.


O-From Pier Not North River, connecting Hampte.
Junction with Delaware sckswanaa aud Western Railroad
sod at Easion with Lehign Valley Railroad and ts coDns
tons forming direct line TO Ptsbursh and the Wss, viii
out change Of cars. - -. no rr,,,. ,.,yer
Sixty Miles and Two Hours saved by tins Line - chicago
Cincinnati ST. Louis with but one change Oh cara
SUMMER ARRANGE MENTS.
Commencing August l. 1894, lsaye New YORK ~ foows
Harrisburg FrPREss-At6:l9 NJ, for Esston. head'r4
PO,,sytile, Harrisburg. Manch Chunk Wlkesosre. Baes
moie Hs.erstown WillisInpor This train arrives AZ hss
rsbars connecting Eas. and Yves. on the rennsy
vania Central R9iroad. North and South the horthSn
Central Railroad and with the Cumberland Valley Railroad
Mail TRAIxAt $50 a for Fiemingon Easton, Wstsx
Gap scranton. Wkebare Great Bend Ptslon. bingham
ton, &c.
B;l0P n. TRAE--For Easton. Allentown, Msueh chunhy
Witesbsre. Wiiamspors, Reading Pstssils. HArsbore
&c. -
$50 s.-FOr Eas.on Bethlehem. Allentown. sqa Msase
Chunk.
a50 p n-For Ssmervile snd bennington.
Or. n-For Somervlle.
$40 n. WRsTKRs ExPRK@-FoY Ea,tou, Allentown.
Reading Harrisburg Pisburgs and the West Sleeping
cars through from Jersey City TO Pittsburgh. =
RLIxiBETHPORr AND NEW YORK fgRsY-Lesve New
York from Pier No. n. r. At e:1 !. +:3o md 30
D. m. Boats stop Psrgen Point and Mariners Harbor.
Tickets the WAtSesn be obnst at the ofce Of shs
Central Railroad Company Pier No. ~ r., q NJ
Astor House. at No III Broadway and at tie princpa
hotels. JOSIAH y. SIEAhNsr supefintenoesl
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TEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP,

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
~ Coon and after MONDAY, Jan. l9 1865 rrsp. wty
leave NEW-l OltK for BALTIMORE and WlNHINGfoN.
4. and 10 A. H. 7:a0 ?. m, and II MiiniRhk Tie 7:p
Train viii take Passengers Tor BALTIMORE and WASHING
TON only This fun mskes connection at Phi sdep'a.
Trains or Philadelphia will lesys neu-ier ~ aud 10 IN,
u M, ard y. aud IL Midnight.
MILITARY TICKETS viii not be receiye-l n the
o. 7:I n IN Trains J. w. Woodbury.,
Dec. 80 1865 Assistant Superintendent ~ J. r. n.
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VNAPSCO1Ts LONDON and LIVERPOOL
i PASSAGE OFFICE No. 0f southst, N.--Nofs.
DRAFTS On ENGLAND, IRELAND. SCOTLAND and
WALES
rAfscoTT $ rLrRn 4TRp LINE or LIVERPOOL
Packets SAIL TWICE WEEK.
\ LINE or LOTDOS PACKETS SAIL EVERY TEN
DAYS.
Pr,i., r.iing N ,.se ,.ege send for their hieni.
oil county. 10 N a. tie lo~rft rate.
o. srpy iu-to TAFslNEr BROTHERS Co.
M. 20 Soufh.''.
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Ocean CLEANERS.

OPPOSITION LINE.
" Central Amerissn Transit Company.
SHORT ROUTE 10 CALIFORNIA via NICARAGUA
NO CHARGE FOR MEALS ON THE TRANSIT.
Tbs New and Elegant Steamship
GOLDEN RULE,
d. = BABCOCR, Commander,
on SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER q, AZ noor, 80
from Pier ~ North Riyer foot Of Warren st. connecting IN
the Steamship America Yor pssssge, apply 81 the OHIO o.
the Company. III West. cor. OF Warren =. .
d. W. CARRlNGTON, Agent
Under convoy Of w. s. War Steamer throughout the At
lsntio voyage. commencing SEPT 3D. 1904.
III 5. MAIL LINE--For CALIFORNIA
~ via PAhAMARegs is sailing days: 30 iJ.h, and I'D
Of each month etco when dates fall Sunday. when
The day Of departure will be zoe Monday following:
The hrst-olsx steamship
COSTA RIGA.
,,. =. l.. 1inslepsugh, Counasdes
VIII sal rom piss No 3 North River
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER - At IL O'Clock IN.
The steamship OCEAN QUEEN evil succeed tho COSTA
RIGA, aud sail SEPTEMBER %.
For freight or psssege apply
b. L. ALLEN. No. Bowling Green.
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The Indian W ar.
ST. LOUIS. Wednesday.

ST LOUIS. Wednesday Aug. J. lea
The steamer Fife Deans arrived at 81. Joseph
GA Monday from the Upper Missouri.
Three days before her arrival nj Fort Barthold. the
Indians nnde shToe assaults thu fort. Which were
easily repulsed
Gen Saly LETT Fort Rice the nth Mt Tor the heart
of tie Sioux Country whore he expected TO have ma en-
,aeener, His expedition was composed o! tao Min
aescta IegiBc;ts two companies Of Dakota Nolun
leers no Nebraska scouts. and four guns.
The command took thirty days rations The remain
der Of Sulys forces LEFT to garrison The various
posts established along tue riyeriI companies OF the
I'd Minnesota being stationed In Port Rice one CON
paoy in Tor, Union and tine remainder N tbs regiment
along the river.
Emigration had set IN toward tie mines. Labor
was 80 abundant that all could not obtain employ meni.
Humid eds VI teams were stating for California and
Oregon others preparing 10 return to the Sts,e
Five steamers laden with Government freight had
been ordered TO Fort Benton by Gen. sulg. Tie r.
mainder Of the mountain feet will probably be detained
until Fall Transporting Government supplies, large
quantities Of which are laying along the river.
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IALLOCKAs P.ekstir, ON Tsesdsy. Aug wms. Il
infant u Lew s. and sarah N Haock syst montoe
Tbv rslstives and friends OF tho sy nvP to srne
uv tnnersl today Thursday u o'clock m stes rssk
dc sr~ Of DR.. L. Haiock, No. 100 foarth avenues
HUT cRyNs-Iu this city Ts3sy Aug OF ciciers -
fsnt Ella infant daughter Of Joseph aud Mary T. hsteS
las tr,sd'7 monrha
The frr Aien 10 Montgomery Orange Couu4 ~
inierrlsnt.
PARKEa-At Shrewsbury on Tuesday. Ase :. EiixsbssA
,sif Of Trb,,mss L. Ps..cr in the I'D year Der age
III, rs w., md friends N the family pectluy invite
10 attrnI tLr funeral fun bcr late rrasnce In Seventy
esh,h .rs between SECOND and Third bgenDes, hfteeutb
house eat Of ,d .vepse Friday. the 5td inst s ~
o'clock
SLUYTER- On wednosda,' anSvnoon. Aug j. James =
The relatives and ien Of the family and -bers Of The
Bar ere respectfully invited g. srud the fnerd ron nte
late residen o. io-44 Sussex sferL Jeey Gig y. .! %
Saturday 1ocvAt ococs His rsrnaius VIZ o- uAss
TO Clsversck onuy for teru<em Sunday Gtern0sA
Hudson psper' please copy.
SkiFF-On "wednesday Aug j. Mary Franklin onI1chtA q
G. H. and josie A. sac. aged n cs.hs aud 10 days
be- relatives and NE 1ds tally tvrd to srd
funeral this day 1hursday al yrio>k at he sss
deuce OF her gfsdfathvr. 8 O. ",cd scventyht sso
snd broadway.
sECOR-On Monday. Aug !. Dsy ssoor, infant OfE.>
ma 2. and ". II. Sscor.
sTJNE-n the hospital Of the l9t Army Corps Wsss
day, July ~ OF dysso,ery, EdsH A. Stone, Company d
Ash Mass Vet. Vols q the Rev. j. H. Stons, sssd ~
yrsrs and 5 month";
wILCOX-In Brookyu on Tuesday, Aug ., Of broncsA1E
M y. H. Wilcox sgeG SO year,
Fup-r, his Residences No. 81 Dsaastrset on Fty
o'clock.
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EnrcIlment.

To Ge Editor Of The y. y. Tr:5vne
SIR: VIII you inform citizen NJ the country
respecting tie enrolment for tho draft. snpposing the
enrolling officer finds me in WGl street and tascs my
name aad then Ia answer 20 ny place OF residence,
SLY ths board in kemscn street btooklyn EN- ! en-
rolled In New York or Brooklynt WHY | ask Is bs
cnisc Of some difference ~ OiiuOu--r"ne holding tns
not the place OF business but the place. OF rrsccnc" VI
tic test in this case As matter ~ thcoTy. II - per
fecty satisfactory cay that pernn u enrolled Npefe
he T. found ard Il held Gs currcd IN that place uith
foi, are what desire 10 know IL you viii give thom
YOU A o0ee ANo'D hhAphi-
Ansner.-The case is very plain. A mans
proper place Of enrolment 10 where he resides
and votes; but, if enrolled any,ohrr', that enroll
mont holds good unies, he Pirss dH, nofioe that h,
IS enrolled at another specified Place, ,ohah IS The
place Of his aouai residence Why Is not ihis far
and easily understood LED.
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The Pcnns,ivsn'a Soldiers Veto Eice'iers

Tho Pcnnsylvsn;a Soldiers Veto Election,
PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday. Aug. J 1866
Tho ms,s,iity in this city for amending the
Constitution Of tbs ate 20 n' to allow soldiers to voe'
is 1913. Every ward voted On The amendments OK
cept the Fourth and Seventeenth.
From The Evening" Bulletin o. "wednesday.
The special election yesterday passed 'u quiet
w. Very little interest appeared to he taken In the "A
ter and bot slim vote vas poled To the first ameno
rnent to allow soldiers 10 vote there wGs consideraoe
oppostioo bu. the other amcnJments met with pre'V
general support The following are tho returns On 's
first amendment as made this morning. at the ohcc
,,o pr,thopotar, Of the Court Of Common PLEASE
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?, Of the Court Of Common Please
One precinct not returned.
DAUPHIX COUNTY.

DAUPHIx COUNTY. -,
UARRIsnpao Aug. 2-1e election passed on q'2s ~
to-day Harrisburg gives ~ mi JoIhy 10 ln'o, ~ "a
auencmepts The First Ward, howe'er' gave "a
minority against. Middlctown gives 20 plSjo'hy io,'
Olc waid vent GyansS It b. "A majority a seo',!
number OF the rank and Glc OF the Democrats nave
voted against the amendmelts.
CHESTER COUNTY.
SIX THOUSAND FIVE III SDRXD MAjoiuTf FOR TIE Ho|
Di.Rs Is OLD CnISfiH. -
WEST CHESTER. Aug. 9. lcti.-ln west Che-%f o."
votes were polIed. About 81 aguiust amendments
and hut few Democrats voted. Those who did vote
wen, mostly against the soldiers. The isdoaon' fon
thc cuanty return So far orc that about 80 Nors Hes
amt ndments win be in Chester County abou! CIV
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Business Notices.

Slos OF rHB TIMES.-Mr. A. MORTON, the
eminent n.,uI,ogrrr Of Gold Pcns hass length been com
led b, the continual In nominal values cSu'ea ~
IN, imitation Of our Currency to advance the prices Of e'
so,dA Ito la, stood through many months neuH' nt
heavy o.se. ia the hope that the end Of tho war ~oa
speedily .aabls him to boast that he lad sold ms ren
Peace prices; but he sve' notice !" aA' ~
can .tznd Ous-f ,nd mus, hrne"or'n e"Aise
a. NJ, od "a .y, their coat. This |. termed advance In
uree bu, no. quite accurately Every farmer can buy one
~, at.o or knnlred Of MOTIONS Pens for ir" Produce
Every manufacturer for lea. Cloth every workman Tor 'o'
Labor thanh 100 I, simply srsadju''men' OF "oA''',
to ,,na value. Wa hop. to hear tina, his trade un'ne0eu
b, IL Tor WI bold !, mans true Interest 10 guy Any
than to 'eu goods '' Ices '"'" '"' iPribune July II
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R,oun California.

kAS FBANcbtO, IueSuhy' IiuBs Io1''
Mining interests begin 10 rally signify.
leading stocks on Change have advanced. Gould &
Curry. Sl.ll9dSl lJ5.
Heavy shiyments Of treasure are going forward 10
China. Small hsAess II doing IN Eastern EAc.Ahgo
California aud Oregon HOW fu!iy supply Ing tne
laarLe, with Spirits Of lnrpen,ine.
Sugar ruGners have advanced the prices OF C1usied
Sugar 20 ltc.
Scholarships Charger Tor Boston aid Ocean E'prct''
for Callso. ,.
An Acapulco letter says Macmillan Is showing sIeh'
mod ration in his efforts to rcco1ce tie different lac
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HoTgL ARRIVALS Gen. K. SaXton, Beau
fort, Il G.; DR.. G.. W. Pope. Washington and John
Tracy. United States Volunteers, are at the Hesoor
House. . =
The Rev Dr.. Sauten Louisville KY; Mrf Gen.
Hammond. Washington; and Col. Grant, Enshsh Army
arr ut the Metropolitan Hotel.
Brig Gen. q. q. Grfin. 9th Army Corps jose Esca
iada baltimore; and &. :. Miar usited States Army
arv at the st. Ncholas Hotsl.
Commander Renshsw. United Statos Navy. 's at the
Fish Avehue Hotel
The Hon WIN. L. Robinson Anburr. is at he Astor
House.
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RECRUITING ~ BgOoKLYS.-The naval rem
devious York street is doing brisk busnes, In re
- liting for the navy On Tuesdoy. w presenter
IA. ri-rlvrs and yesterday about the same "u10er-
more than conld be eyamsed and passed. The clerical
force of the office bns been Increased Ia consequence
Of the large amoaot OF business. Provost Marshal fow
Ter is equally busy IL having been found necessary to
procure the appointment of additional surgeon ~ aid
10 the examination NJ substitutes.
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From AiInny-l Meeting Of J adges.

AL8,.r. Wednesday. Aug. g. ls6i.
At meeting ol tins Judges OF the Supreme
Court held at the Capitol day. fr the purpose Of re-
ysinr the rules Judge Lott presided. and Judge NIL
Ter acted as Secretary.
quorum not bsiny present, the meeting edlonrhed
sfter adopting resolution Recommending 20 The Legs.
lstlre law b. passed declaring the nrilber Of
Judges who may b. requifed " act in the revision Of
The ruieN.
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The Franklin Repository Printing Office, in

The Franklin Repository Printing Oihoe' Ill
Chaubcrsburg was totally destroyed BY the Rooel'-
all the presses books. type. subscription isi anu so
counts, nothing being saved. We are Informed oy
Messrs Mcclure Stoher that soon no material ana
presses b. supplied they will resume tne Pup'ica
ton Of The REPOSITORY and also The Oh F?aS--a cam
pagn paper that has attained avery large ereuia''on
The subscription lists Of both pepcr are Destroyed
-Four copies were secrced in different parts OF The Town
but are burned Will their lists, their subscipion nc
oounts were also destroyed and Subscribers .houd al
onoo Inform Mcclure Stoner OF their address and In"
snte Of their subscription accounts and all Subscribers
should promptly remit srreragcs and advance sue
scriptions to aid the publishers In addition 10 teii
Offices both Of them had their residences burned win
all their furniture and personal efectshs feoe'' ho'
allowing them to save their clothing Mr.. Stoner wn'
fred at in his house for attempting to save the hrr
books and the men who burned Mr.. MoClnres resi-
dence had special orders that nothing belonging 70 MN
should he saved.
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,T,rLe,a P,pors.g by Tslsprdph,

CHicAoo Aug J-FLouE duh WHEAT das ssles =, q: %
az. " Tor No and G3G 81 sst Tor No. CoESsctiv-
Al III y Tor 80. T. OATS hm 73H7bc. HieuvrsEs dn
.a.r, a. o5id 81 Provisions dull EEcErrs; ,2.1
bp. flour hpsh beat, ti.otc bush Corn. 1900
ba,h. Oats. SHIPMENTS: 2l.Vp bbs Flour. <l,sS bush
Mhest .20N Oush. Cora
Chlcsga Striir 81 -! CohS lc lower. sales No siTc
WnrskY quiet 81 81 - CANAL FREi6Hrs hfm LAKE, ~
roErs-ssO4 bbls Flonr 1870 bu-a Wheat 47SI bush.
Com; 50 ~ ba.b. Os. CANAL ExPoRrs-ac bos Flour
Il = q bush Wheat d. TOO bu-, Corn n ~ Ish. Oats
O.wsoo Aug. 1-FLorR du. and 90. lower sales at ell
4si - lyi No. synnS, Ell 90 FOR Rcd Nin'efi SiI0
4. Is forNy ai.c. Fla $50 s7 for DOUBLE EI WHEAT
f al drcnuop, .csc- aud market hru but quiet small
~ Tor No Chicago Spisg Cons sarcs and qu,ss
nos held 49, whou, sales No OATS or fkAs ore'-
ss CAyAL FKsIsaTs quiet grafn. bit sisr on lumber
Flour tldogc Wheat sc. Corn, i2Ic TO Kew YORK. bnn
her 70 T. lewat-r 81 - 10 Now ORR l.Ks 'nroRrs-
ie5 ~ ylonr no bush Coru. CANAL EIPoRrs- " 0oo
br.h Corn 5ailPsD Br RAILxoAD-+s3 bols fIour
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niFnss.
A Hymn for the EaSieA
by REV. GEO. LAXsNG TAILop.
,~<Ns Tribune

o God OF Nations, God Of Hosts,
Chastised by thy Almighty hand,
To-day we mourn, through all our coasts
The guilt and shame of all our landl
Above all nations blest and crowned,
Enlightened, honored, prosperous, frees
Thy Law we've trampled to the ground;
Thy sifts received, rejected thoe
~ H.. aflr
In human pride and strength too strcngs
We we met the 'mbattcd hosts Of ILL
81 Nor first confessed our Gin and wrong, 30
Nor owned thy stroke, nor done thy WIZ! ..
". a y.
o God, we own our giant crime, =,
The sin of Slavery, dire and dread; 81
For which thy wrath, in ancient time, !
Filled Egypts land with iirst-born dead! >
o God, we own the lust Of power. ff 49,
That bribcs It's upward way with gold;
q And buys tbs triumph Of an hour
=. With justice barta-cd, virtue sold
VI.
o Ged, we own tho greed OF gain;
The blasting, whitening curse Of rups
The luxury wrung from woe and pain;
The tongue for Right and Mercy dumSi
VII.
We own thy Holy Day profanedi
Thy Sacred Name b,aspheU'sd and curse1;
Our land With lust and outrage stained;
The bes, 10 words-ins works the worstl
Nor would We psusc with guilt contessed.
Help us to hate, adhor, Joysaks'
So shall We prove tay Christening blcsf,
Aud Thou, though bruiSiDg, VIII not break
Omay W. haste ct oncc to give
The rights Thyself to al hast giveni
Thou shall Thy sovereign grace forgive,
Ard stay Thy plowshare DER Us driven.
o GOO 6rgiyel o God remove
1hcse plaques and Judgments of Thy hand!
Send righteous victory, peace, md love,
And reign TLyself through all our lama
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The Chvi-,ian Commission.

TUiLADiLIUTA IUcbuiy. Aux z, IpbI
The Christian Commission has appealed for
contributions in aid Of its work the coming National
Fact Day. The operations before Petersburg
opy add ~ the continually ino easing work Of the Com
mission and ul the funds hat DO raised much
needed
The schooner Charlotte Shaw. sent BY tho Commits.
sion tom Boston, loaded with oe yegetabcs. and
sanitary storcs roachcd Cy Point The 9th u July
the day before the late assault Oh Petersburg.
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MAR RYE ID.

DE- BFvOiSE-COvERT-AitL The Reformed Dstch C5usrA
FLUSHING Long -lsnd "Wednesday, Aur 1854 6y he
Rev. w. w. Holloway, isaac a. DE Bevoiss 70 Kate d,
cangh'er Of thelats Thomas Cover esq,
Wednesday, Aug. J. 1852 y Tie
redece Of the brides mother III this city by the Rev.
= 4 Nichols Mr. Dauiel u. wyde 10 Mis- Mary L. Ach-
land. both Of this city.
AJ vhsSo Asw-is Il, By ths Rer. De-. Bisboe, FrsAsr
cs Y. wiihen and Ace Il. Andersen dsxkLtsr Of ~
odScssthng slsssymsn
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A CONFEDERATE CRUISER IN TilS GuLf' ,,o,n
corr espoudet Of yAs Qa,bee Chronex "ia'ns .epr
CAS- Basin Thursday Ilsl' biis' iJ in Io.dnv
and reports Confederate cruiser III The nu. To,a
she rel In nmongtho Hcct outsde-some so sni.ne..
wiz DO quite str. and ~ VIII ave ln.@ sono oS
sals"
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Boston Bank S,asement.

TOoIoh lucsauy auR <, ioo4
The following is the weekly report Of the
condition OF the banks Of this city:
Capital S29 m 1' Doe 10 othsf banks 1880
LOsns Discounts. - TO fG Deposs.. 1866 800
t12 ,5- ucuktiop. b,J1U0
Dse ipa- other bguks IL 0sy Voal
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Heavy squall AZ Portland.

4 heavy squail accompanied the rain storm
winch p.cvuc here yesterday. and ed considerable
damage 20 The houses and In the vicinity.
Der of vessels d., eyed their anchors. British brig
was driven ashore. and boat upset In the river No
live. IoAt
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BROADWAY TnEATgR.- Miss Helen Westerns
benefit will occur on Friday night, when she viii AZ
pear in the French Spy" aud ~ Claude Meln Sste
IN " TIC LADY OF Lyols.'
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The Saratoga Rnres.

SAhAroGA y. Y. Wednesday. Aug. J. 1894.
The second DAYS races have been postponed
until the fret ,ir day. the track being very heavy IN
consrcucnce Of the an which fell here lat night The
rain Is very refreshing. and vegetation Is recovering
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HEAVY Ru,n ut Osvego.

OswEco Wednesday Aug. ,. lS64.
The heavy ra!n-storm which set in from the
east Ills morning gaze. has continued throughout
tie day without coEsa.ioa.
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MIS-. WNsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
yon cntLpE.s Cure, Dy'en,ery spd pisnhs' Hesui"'
m. stomach and Powell sures Wind Cole, ana cA''' TIC
MEN, safely thrpush the critical period o. ise,'s' ''
II 10 N. msthsI and rciiei and hse'u 70 e e."e
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The snii;na Of the Europa.
EOSION " eIhos1hy,

BOoION WVuHosTHy n uB UNI a 'o.7'
The sttamsh = Europa, for HALIFAX ana Liv-
e,tt,l s.tirt 10 oclCck GM .no.ning She sekes out
go. M slNels.
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To EyERYBOpY

To EvBRYBopy.
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