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SPECIAL c,,saesponOEncG Of the NEW roK HEMLp.

M.st.s. nm n. ,nrd the United states ship Sa-
n,ns' !. uo,c, Of the Omcers Of the French
FIug.nip ThcusiA., In the Port Of New Lon.
ao"' exc. .NKw LONDON, Oct. 25, 1866
New London ono OF the peiliest places in creation,
has lately been distinguished ir Its festivities given in
honor OF the French flagship Them wing In its harbor
The return compliment OF the rh9mis Is worthy OF no.
tice and send you herewith account 81 matinee
given 10 the officers OF the Sabine the 18Th ultimo.
Tho day was a. bright and ssunny II borrower from
the month OF June, the barges lay lightly the bosom
or the waters gayy adorned with flags and peDnons,
whilst the gallant officers received the fair guests with
an mpressment that made their hearts beat time the
oceans swell; entering the Thsmis another bevy Of on
GERS greeted them with the musical language OF sa belle
France"
The novelty OF the occasion and the gaantrv or the
gentlemen allowed particular notice Of the adorn-
mcn,s until after supper, when on ascending to the
deck the burst upon the sight with dazzling
beauty. Flags shrubs flowers fountains and Ave hun
dred tapers, with the polish Of steel and brass
added TO the hilarious music OF song and dance made
the scene worthy OF "Arsbic entertainment and
struck the with speechess wcnder-a wonder that
was, however soon merged into a maze OF wanl ana
polka by New Londons airest bellies who with s ieds
,eur, returned the pretty compliments OF the ,vacious
Frenchmen.
The music was perfect rhe Niararal being cx
pressly composed for the OCCASION white the officers
danced with the fnimiabe grace that naive only
owns
The dance was suspended tho arrival of each Sabine
officer and national air PLAYED until the dressing room
was reached when II again resumed
But the 'sgem par eycelten,e' the supper; about
one hundred ladies' occupied the sides Of two long tables
while them stood the ga'anis who like Sec
Ganymedes poured ambrosa and nectar IN the shape
Of champagne and other sparkngwnes not 70 tho gods
hut the poddesses OF the Occasion Candechras Of wax
tapers CLEANED beautiful soft light toast and renarecs
went floating round and many downcas eye ana Hitting
blush revealed the spell that then enchained them.
Alas tits and with the departing ship, will 90
many fond farewell and many hope that the united
embcms OF France and America will long blend as har
ousy together they did that night on the
1h6ms Wire Ia France.
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SUPREME couRI-sPEclAl TERM.
Important 10 ship BrOkers-Can They BE
Made liable ns Common Cnrrier-<


Before Judge SUTHERLAND
Thomas Fovsv Andree =. B~ir, sai-In 1861 during
the a:c rebellion the plaintiff wished ship wash
brokers' advertised paper the schooner John
w. Dennis would sal At 70 Alexandria and Washing
ton and take freight for those places and that applications
for frcig; be made 10 the defendants Th advertise
ment headed Merchants Line" Tho plaintiff went
70 the defendants got the particulars Of freight,
& sent his eoods 10 the schooner aud received bills or
BENTLEY, smith Co.. without the usual " for master"
which ship brokers insert under their signature
bills Of adin9. The schooner sailed from New
York, but when she arrived Aqua Creek the
Captain attempted TO smnggie goods from her
into thu Confederate lines. aud tho United States
authorities confrcAed the vessel and all her cargo The
his good. by showing Government but lost
In sales prices damage storage &c. about $500 Tor which
sui, brought by his attorney. Mr.. Joseph T. DAILY,
against the defendants. The before the
court 90 motion made by palnns attorney strike
the answer Of defendants a. false. Tho pAinn alleged
and the rokors who held themselves out principals aud
not brokers agents advertised for freight under the
style OF he Merhan line and not a. the agents 0! the
captain the schooner and signed the bin ~ adny
cpas without disclosing any other principal or any agency
others for tho sae delivery Of hts Foods The defendants
alleg- thai there well defined In New YORK. which
regulates the position and duties o ship brokers and esoor
rates them from nil iinh. contractors PRINCIPALS aud
thai Il made matter whether they disclosed principal
subscribed The bill 90 ldT agent, aud Of this custom
plaintiff was bound Ia take notice.
The answer of tae defendant simply Rcns denial
Andavt ~ the above matters read ~ both sides III.
cOuft held thai the question: which novel, too
doubtful and 10 he passed nj Chambers
mouon % strike out The aud thought thr drfendants
ought TO have fu 'pportun4ty " g. u jury III" motion
therefore drued.
Joseph Daiy for planun. II. II. Huny, for defendant
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TINE ADAMS EXPRESS ncsseny.
The second TrIni-N0 New Fncts Elected
The Parties inspiicRtcd-Ca Adjourned Till
Monday, the 28ths

The second TrIRi-N0 New Facts Eicited-
The Parties tmplicRtcd-Case Adjourned Till
Monday, the 29th.s
The trial of "Giliy' McGloin Martin Allen jimmy Wells
and John Grady the alleged perpetrators of the robbery %
nearly half million of dollars Adams Express
pany's the New Haven Railroad the night OF Jsn
Iss Yesterday before the Circuit Court
Of fasd county counertcu On the former trial nj ths,
piece Ia September last rsiy Met.uro alias Eddie lat
charged with completely In the crime and after the dour
en of the trial t ha tn owing To the disagreement 81
~ 600 bail At the time Of the arrest Of Mcclure this
charge detectives his trail account Of share he
supposed to taken In the Bowdoinam bank rob
Maine. While st liberty the detectives again paid
attention to him. and Saturday 1., he arrested In
tiles Of Maine upon reqnsiton from Governor Cony 10
Governor renon Ths preclude the possibility Of hi. con-
Of his the latter charge he being under
rscognancc on, Of the Jurisdiction Of the State Of Con-
The prisoners may however congratulate themselves
the fact that the robbery committed In tho early part 81
witch .hey charged being years old
mont which force the tins tho offence
aare of IN july lat the Penalty hs. been en-
tended 10 twenty years Thu. they are much more forth
berry WIN be receive twenty year. imprisonment
OF Maine for the offence with which Il charged No
facts OF especial Importance present. points add
from the testimony skep Yesterday the prescn, -samina
being merely repetition Of the rsi ncassated sosiy
THE termination on behalf not concluded
Yesterday anticipated owing TO the attendance Of
was sdiournsd un' Nosdsy The ssh Instant
The whole number OF persots alleged 90 have b~cn mp
,.uire, sfiss Rddic WATSON now under aneF Maine
Thomas CLARK turned stst- evidence Augustus Tristram
isrm IL The state rrson JOAN r. Ha.an ssodea capture
and has since been arrested and Martin Allen. John
At panbury.
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SUPERIOR coUnT--pART I.


before Justice lawn. Without
Gsiie,ao q, z,ito 4 al saJ ~ .iofmd.-Thir scion
is brought 10 damages for selling two
OF sugar below their price, limited Wy the consgnor The
plaintiffs zsldo. Garcia Co. commission house ~ s
gun 0rande Cuba, and tho defendant l. commission
chant here. la July 1870 the plaintiffs so.ordn.
plant sgn~ 70 hundred and thirty pscka
ges sugar. invoced s H. with directions % sell them
that fsbove 20 the consisnor
In October s the defendant advanced "a the plaintiffs
0f the subsequently tho plain
hs repeated their defendant 10 terms 81
sale offered ~ desired 10 refund the advance In DE
ceb~r i50 the Defendant In violation u the Instructions
sold the a. les than mo cents pcr pounf Tor
19,si6 ~ above ~rpsns-s. and sent To Plaintiff a
bill for s2E a. dehel~ncy, which the pisintins In
SANITY rspudisiei Prom this time until the sum.
ol fsA there negotiations between the
parties concerning ths dispute and finally surmp,
arbitration rpon IN. far- these attempts ~ s~t~
this suit Was commenced The sole question la the
Defendant claimed that he had
sugars th-.r value aud that tho plsintns
had rather gained than lost ~ the .ar Tn. plaintiffs
claimed they had right 20 have the sugars held for
them until they thought ~ TO s them unless sold AT their
limit that the al. In violation of insirurflons
wrongful not fraudulent and that the defendant, was
abe highest msrse value Of The sugars st time
~ Il the trial.
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NEWS FROM TINE PACIFIC COAST.

SAY Francesca. Oct. 2s 1880
Ire s,esr,er American. Captain wakcman, sailed
y Soc az joan del sur
y = rceotod thai the North American steamship Com
baug ssoa' 20 pssce four on the Pacific
h 'we metr the Atlantic, compete with he Pa
e.. isi -tssrship Company.
ipuou sa'es Of the sth rcpor, that the ship Scr
G'li, wnh ~. Magown and Mr. wesifall passengcrs
popried 1t HosouIu and sailed Ior Hong kors on &c
t,lefs
/ ! contract s-twcen the P.ciac Nal steamship Com.
y ne fausration of the prtsding officers " ,hc
kOrgsay q New YORK which grants ev.
B. sligo iassilegss TO the new stsamsTip line
- hiuds the gp,~rrmen, 20 Gree, 4 vhsri
- he it sdnits coal snd materials for s free
z 'ases ~ harbcr due, sets apart, water iot for
~ M. IT he expiration Of forty yeara permits tho
20 S,part at any hour without reference TO the
b i.tgr and extsnds the.s privileges 10 any steam
Dne wh,rh si.e company msy establish between Honolulu
q cs'. Mn sfingng New YORK dates 70 oUober 4
( ,s,, - f'4i@y psfiar Nan Steamship Company re-
,, yesterday from honoina ana reports ,he depth
- he entrance % tnst hertor from % 10 25b
~ ~.c will adm, the steamer cslvsrdo Of the
Florg : w sc,ivc demand; bskers' extra quoted AZ
d ~ hest cioued yesterday ~ - per 100 Ibs
Fsrgs ~ over 2soo,oCo sacss u vhes, have boon
Secc't item the stcnori more than athird % which
soas slo.ias es,,er The .Os,ns rad. Is q. Isir
s 40" co.,a nes ecrce stc Eastern butter NJ 90
b. csu'ornia hides. Ia Wheat closed steady at
~ ~, ,sr 100 Ms
ssS Tpavcrsco, Oct ~. 1905
ASseramsnto despatch ssys the Treasury Department
Desu'n"fi'y ordered Avery ~ deliver the As.essors
knfs o bigger. Tho United states District Attorney,
s.s iape has written the Collector Briggs advising
Dm'o reccTnizs Btecr
ms. sss-Is from the Arctic and ocho,sk sees brns
90 goldfish; thrss whsiers bring 100 barrels Of oil
ID y 90 pounds Of hone
s,ss e. . ss - asss.s,,ss Coal. Curry ssoe
n tsigs jteksi sss2 lSEsl tSadsn ~ -
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Before Judge Barnard
N rhs SHIP Ferdinari.Ths up for hearing
arpeared tina, early the yesr Carl Edward
locke failed and attachments taken against has
property by his creditors. lie had interest ship
Ferdinand, which. her way this port Bremen.
seized writs by the sherGs Richmond Kings
and York counties The facts already fully
reported in HERALD The circumstances 81 the
have gwen rise 20 litigation among the sherins
a. e who sh.li have prior ase' 70 ,a'sfy jna l
bill, In which he shows the litigation that has
proceeded the several sheris that there
!, diacah y owing TUE to purchass q tho aerdaand
the Sherns 81 Kings ana Richmond from suing their
attachments and for the appointment OF receiver who
10 dispose of would be- hkel " the full value II
further asked thai the proceeds De pad into court 70
abide the result = the litigation and the nnHi decision AZ 10
Tie melton was opposed By counsel behalf OF the
sheriff or Kings eouniy who holds that all the eves prsr
% thai effected by him not valid In law having been
Richmond and Nn@ York
The argument has not been concluded and win be re-
sumed 10 dsY.
General Eatier again I'm Court-Acti0n On a
Note.
The Sntoga Gnnv Bank B,tjassn p Bdier. Frcssor
This motion to place the above the short
calendar for trial The motion opposed on tho ground
that the could be tried within hour the
charging TINT plaintiffs not the owners Of the
note for which the action brought and that the
had been ORIGINALLY procured by fraud ~ which the bank
had due notice The defendants also alleged the absence %
material witnesses. others General Butler himself
The action instituted Ivy the plaintiffs against General But
tnr mn ms associate executor 10 r"ver sum ." money
about $50 COO the of the note endorsed BY
A. Butler and discounted by tho bank and the defence ~
stated above The Judge reserved his decision Messrs
Niles and aeey appeared for the bank Mr. j. H. Coleman
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SUPREME cOuaI-ClRculI.
Southern Bank Btils-Are They Void ?
BEFORE Jldc. fnrraham

Three important suits trial. Bank notes of
tho Bank OF the state Of South Carolina hsvng It's place OF
business at chArieston), amounting TO $4,000 had been
issued before aud during the rebellion and held by
parties who probably may have thought them worthless
The, instituted these notions the amount Of the
notes The defence forward that the bills
void having been issued circulated BY the bank during
and for tho OF the rebellion in violation of national
public policy The Jud.c ruled against this defence and
gave judgment. for the ul amount claimed with interest
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NAVY BULLETIN.

The Tinted ssiet steamer Tshofns Lieutenant sibson
rosnrnandipg arrived Of Nassau, n. r., Octobsy She
encountered tho late hurricane OF bermuda on the N
inst, and experiences 81 s height bes~ees eight and
eleven O'Clock night sh- loss both ,opmssss ssf mad
her bulwarks damaged Afsr taking In supply of coal
sbs lett Nassau Ociobsr 10 for PensacoiA, whittier she
bound.
The United sss. .sesmsr Memphis and Monitor
nnnndala are IL hured Al QrAIantlne.
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SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL Term.
The Gerr~ty Gusrdisn-hip Ccns~ss-t 'smcis. |
sion of the Case.

gIisabsh foy ~ i,r Gy1rds,n. Js Issg "a Gsosgs v
Donald This the o. which have been fully
portcd IN the fitKsp concluded yesterday. Evidsnce
he's prove that the marriage OF Miss Ger
ety TO Mr. Foley one. but that several par
ties relatives ~ both branches ~ the family present
AZ the contract Te.nosy Also brought forward ~
tr0vr the pconp~teucy LcD0naf web
raaict anch asa.f0ns. Afer the summing up ~ counsel
on 10th Jadge Daniels TOOK all fls the rass
and terened H. Occasion.
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AEssossxs Aeopsss.-A yoans lsfy ss~~s Mar necen.
s- ga ,sry bsy bssssa svsess ~ hss esA<s
are tsen We ssrs't q ss,.-.s. sss .hsN ~ -ss 10
Syvev 4 kss9kA
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RicssNn, Va, Oct. ~, 1895
match game Of bose ball besvssn the National Club.
OF Washington ana The usion Club % ths city, too
place this ans.socn on tie fair Counds end vas ~.
Nsusasl clah ~ vana Oh v N viIisu Ne
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meeting OF the Centrn Eight Hour League 81 this city
held Last night In Early Closing Hall. No. NJ Bowery.
The President the League Mr. c. r. Taylor occupied the
chair The society political In its character and takes
itself the n;errogntng o candidates nominated
political oce. The Secretary read the communication he
had addressed 10 nominees for political position and the
fcccivrd The meeting well attended and shout
fifteen wards represented After the transaction OF
important personal business the meeting adjourned
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sruucrnu Ano NUMBER.

IxprAslrofs, Oct. 10, Ises
In Kokomo, ths morning, r. G. Cole shot and infant
~ killed. X q Allen Tor seduring his wife. Cole . =
physician in good ssnndIng IN that town. and Alien y |,
merchant IN the sams place
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slirisv urnE.


PERSONALITIES 20 General tsts..
III. asa .es.rs sse sfass sasa ~ ,ss Nsons tvss<.
held rsstns ~ ntr.1sT srsninx 81 ~heh usy sss
nlnously rssssss v ts~s<si - sssiss 0snassi fsiss
theis sss.f sfrns ,ssu~sssi fas - psifsr
sSrySe. aartfy snd ks Nsss ses s4so "
81 sslsr .snsysl me ~ 10 100 Yea sssss
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R.-B.-T.-Thr0sf Amrcttons.-t PhystrAnp
writing from NJ wfanr ~ " sfssknF " the b@neheta -
f-ets resulting from the of ''BHOwS'k nROkCutA6
TKoCuKh.M ssysi'for sLssisung ths, h"srd ,frsstea
only BIZ bronchial at
f~ci.n and for snd throat fsc> -
confess thoush ~ D. thsy all yeu oislA
tA~u, u avoid dissppnsifa~ut ~ 70 obtain I've
geuuinr .Aros ~. urvorh.t Iru-hes -
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rwe sr. LOUIS aferray.

81 LcrU, Oct -, ises
The Boards of Appeal under me Rss sur lee closed
TO-DAY. Isss tiSs svs bus1rsd dlsicysiisss wye ds
grunaAss1 y Ne sexaL -
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srnHsavIrip. o. -, ltss
IT, dsnaer,s ~ The Ninfh ConrSevoral dis,rs -
.ress aed ,o.dsy nasd lew Bsyvsfd q oafsn'f,
for cougfsss
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Roy.'. yewsh'. swd .Childvrs's Clst ALAG =
Largest s.softfOent and tns.s gods Ia this osnntty
BgogAw BisofiirnA. - rearsh sssass.
And ~ Lafayette p1srs.
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a Sure PHO Cure.

A. CImbrcd~'s. SIS aud S71 Broadway
Monogram wedding Cards. rich Holiday Sts. retais =
wholesale prices.
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P,er, Gs.m~ss y.s W~gaiv~ Ready ysae
ssoftnsnt ~ GOODS Tar Custom host
CLARKE. ~ aud Iis wil4sm sired
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Alt II Not uumhua :-n~ Convinced
Though having been 10 ouiy Tor short Tins. III.
CALFE's Gr.at Rheumatic KrHlsdv hs~ gained vovA-
wide reputation s.n snded ny the brst doctoss 10
New iUrk a. the onis sufn cur. for Ehrn1asilsn.
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A.~"Swr~t Op0pO0mx" Of Mr stro.-Tse
leading I'd 1pst fsAhonsbis perfume ~ the The
exquisite aud enduring hasfkrrhief cxtgne
ever prodnco Perfectly ssires. ko,a eyery-herr TRY
u. Il. r. sMIrff q CO.. New NorG.
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being entertained with banquet at tho Pollard House,
Duignt Tomorrow the match game between between
the National and Pastime Of Richmond will take place
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Cowfcs.lsa at nm Invalid. Published . .
e.nfnn yoans ADD o,hsrA ~bo unsr fra ss~vsos
a.bl,, A. stating the mean. n sifcsfe rlagis ssys~s
fre~ ~ chsrSr kdars.s saiLsn~i Msyfsh. hroshivs.
klnxs coanty, n. ~
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Chcapc-a Newspaper aud Hest Literary
Joar"nl ~ tho Country.
Tho w,asiv H-r,tD Tor tho present week, really.
contains IN 'nL1lYsion OF
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n"s Mss: ., g'c ns:. -: ".e .sfss'
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nrs s.r.r TO-, t. q is. az. .:s
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Bsidn~... GRAY Hair. s.rs Sra ~. .sr~d. New
hair ~ Dg. tsEASDJLAS 90 sesfs pses
ticr ~. I AstDf fiar~
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Radi~Rt Threass from Washington-Whal
ROru&y saws.


/, Washington Correspondence Philadelphia Press
However the immediate question between the Police
Eommiss oners Of Baltimore and Governor Swami may
Dc decded the rmncss Of the patriots Of that city and
phe response by the people Of other States 70 their
Dreesed determination 70 protect their rights will
% them the ultimate and the lasting victory II Gov
hrnor Swami decides TO the Police Commission
prs by force sf proceeding nil undoubtedly BE- yesssd
Dy ne Cn'rr people Of Bdhtmons In that the Bat
more Aasrian Of "Wednesday suggests that "The Pres
ent would have the power 70 send military aid 10 assist
ohe Goveor and tho votes of disioysl men, including
thousands - returned rebsls, would thus be allowed
1efca The ,ay friends OF ths Union In that state fs
my sssd enr1h 10 seppose hat Representative.
voso ~ gda1 ed iaeo ne Forieh Cowgyesss Governor
EwaDns ambition TO occupy seat in the Senate Of the
pnfa States can never be gatised by his making
bi"a the men who, In moment OF mistaken magma
hrniy eicried him chief magistrate Of Maryland. Mis-
De- ~ lis ambition, and by the assumption that he n
kchui -, authorized 10 remove the Police Commits
pione he VIII probably dlscoverihe difference between
d esri-c Of such power and the bold violation OF
ectinn Of the reformed constitution OF Maryland
~nen senate Indignantly and MARTY rejects his
ueirh But there IL power before The goes
D. .re-e tho power which has already decided
j. atnr ~ the clause Ia the reformed constitution dis.
81 nci ring the rebels and which would doubtless re
snrr Judgment when invited TO pass upon the new
~ e.tinn. III these considerations do not restrain
H.. they will certainly sufficiently cornpen-
o. bold Union men OF Maryland, no matter what
-. - The IMMEDIATE Issue of the controversy.
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II also contains 10 highly Interesting ani fmpcrt
ant News FROM EurcpSIeseiycd by The Gables and Mails
during ihe Ia, week l.sIudng specsi Dispatches
and Correspondence IN rsA.,on 10 the insanity OF the
Empress tsrloa, the Feeling France on tho subscs
a General Diss Appoia,mes, thu Health Of Napocor
the Canadian Revolution, &c thu ixtset News from the
National Capital thu fenian aovcmcpts snbrscing ~
Action OF James stephens aud the Proceedings Of the
Canadian Courts Reference The Tr- Of tho Fsnlss
Prsonerr Jen Dawes Trial Postponed; An Account sf
tho recent Hurricanes the welt; Tho tate Trrrdas
Storm nj Nassau, ~ P Marine - paslers Tho Carreas
Hcws Of the wcek Including all laadtg Political Local
Matters and tho Latest fssn Ms, the wess
Indies South America. The Pacific Brsah Provinces, NO
Editorials on leading topics; our Sporting Calendar.
containing reports OF the Hohokon an1 Patterson fAn
Rsres TrotttnE Matches Lsag Island and esvshers.
full report "a tho Great Ocean RACE os'~ccn tho Vess
and Hsicyon recent ssuliny Racs at Poughkcepss.
Billiards, Base Rail-. Wrestling, Sc. Ii,orsy, Artists
and Scientific Intelligence; Religious Matters, omorao
ng tho suggestive correspondence between Mr.
william H. lee aud tho Rey. Charles H. smyth:
theatrical and Musissi Hevic~ Fsrcgn Gossip: sans.
Ties &C.. Reviews Of thu cslic. Horse. Dry Goods.
Boot and Shoe. Cons crcla aud money Marx ~ MAJ
RACES and Deaths; Advcrtsementa and accounss OF ~
important events Of The week
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TrRss-Singtc subscription. 81. Three copIcv -:
Five copies 81 Ten copies sis. single cor,cs P'vs
cents each. A limited number Of adysrl4ss mv~ 20
serted In tho wYKxIr Iips,Lp
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" sure PtS0 Care.
Or. GILBEgr's PILE INSTRUMENT positively oas,s
tho ~ piles sent b. mai r-r~pt 81 "a Cs
cnis free Hod b. druggsts Assnts waited
Address B Romsia~ manager. s0 broadway ssw rssH
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r., ~ r,,vyr.'-. ~ e r'rd ..'.r
tssnsl llstaN
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rHe DIAMOND cEoss."
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Dr. Ven Iis~ss~vs t"r~- ds.ssmnsss..
rtttfsi.. a. ~s&lh sNsf 'SNss 800 ssh1sA -
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