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WHAT Doctors, Ministers, and Professors
mink OF them.-.sI recommend their use to
pubic speakers Rec. Il. ~. Chopin. 81 have
never changed my mipd respecting .sBrown,s
broncbial Troebes" from the first, excepting
70 think better Of thas which began thin king
Wen oi-Rer. Henry Word Beeeher. s.Great
service in subdning hoarseness."-Per. DANIEL
WISE, Nec York. "The Troches are a staff of
life 10 me"-Frof. Edscard North. President of
Hamilton College, Clinton, N. Y. "A simple
and elegant com bination for Coughs, etc y
DR.. q. r. BiOelOlc, Boston.
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No. as 7th street,
jy H-fE' 6doors above Odd Fellows Hail.
THE WESTERN UEION TELEGRAPH 4
L PANY

- NRw YORK, August ., lsS6.
The Western Union Telegraph Company, as the
result Of recent negotiations, having secured
lsrte ADDITIONS 10 the extent Of its lines, feels
warranted at this time In offering to the public
In accordance with o well mstured plan, the bene-
nts arising from increasing tdcitteS aud EHihtsr-
rspied feegroPhlc oOD7Hnt oiiOH between all parts
OF ne countrJ, IN an equitable and
reduction OF rates to liberal patrons of the teIe-
graph; and IL Is hoped and xpected that the ad
yantages 10 be Gained by the adoption Of a uni
form Telegraph system, and the removal of bar.
rlers 10 hnbTOkeH ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by and
eonsequent upon separate and conflicting in
reIedssNiwhiie II works permanent benefit BY
Rrooucing INCREASED reliability, will enable the
Cempany TO Offer from time to time additional In
oucements 10 the commercial public.
On actual payments for this line made after Sep
tember Let, 1896, during any single month, by any
lnoiNiodal. hrm or corporation, for fsiegraphiag
ION DIS or their legitimate bnsjne3sD, the follow.
Ing rebates will be paid BY this Com pAuy:
On payments during the month of $50 and less
than 500. per cent.
on PAYMENTS during the month of SOD and less
than $500, 10 per cent.
On psyments during the month of $500 and less
tnan > lOOo, 10 per cent
On payments during the month Of 81 .OOs and less
than 8 200, 20 per cent.
On payments during the month of 81 500 and less
than 81 600 Is per cent.
Or syments during the month Of 1000 and up
Printed applications for rebates will be fur
nished by Office Managers, VII c a. being signed by
the applicant. and endorted to correctness by
OF the Company. who will authorize payment for
the amount found TO be due in accord with the
foregoing schedule, J. d. WADE,
an 80 lv President,
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WE CALL THE ATTENTION Of our readers TO
the removal Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road agency, as noticed elsewhere in our COL
umns, TO be under the management of Mr.. r. g.
Fox, for many years cashier of the American
Telegraph Company.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-L;ss night Mr.. Frcd'k
Iohnebauer, &c mai, who re;iGrd on eth
street, near EounCs-y, was taken i'll sudVen-
Iy, ard died betwcc i . ard 3 o'clock this morn
ing The police were notified ana eIe -aphed
20 Coroner Woodwa- to hold an inque-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-07

CoRNs, Bnnions, Bad Nails, Vascular Elk.
cresences, Warts, Moles, &c, successfully
treaied by DIR. White Surgeon Chiropodisf
so penn ~. be veeB * and 6th streets or.
nee bours from a m 10 p. m, and TO %
m No charge for consultation.
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ANOTHER FoUNDLING.-Last night about Q
O'Clock off1cer Sprague was Informed that a
new born male child was dying in the alley
AT corner of 7th and north A streets. He pro-
ceeded TO the spot ana found white infant.
He placed the child in care of Eliza GRAY until
il shall be permanently provided for
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CITY ITEMS.

JEwELEY and Silver Plated Ware received
TINS morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
store, NO. ABS Pennsylvania avenue, neaI Ak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-07

The BEST PLACE TO buy School Books is at
I1e store OF Jno: T: Burch Qate Brophy &
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.

THE BOARD or PoLICE-The Board met in
their rooms, in Police Headquarters, on IOin,
near street, yesterday, and approved the
following general order of Major Richards,
which Is of interest to retailers OF intoxicating
liquors.
WASHINGTON, Sept. G, 1s66.-GensraI Orders,
No. 167.-LieutenanI: You will report to this
office as soon as practicable. and hereafter as
cases occur, all cases within your precinc CT
where intoxicating liquors are retailed. the
prOprietors of which have been fined within
the past ten months for violations of the law:
and you VIII also include in your report any
places where liquors are retaiIed which are
disorderly, CT are visited as places of resort by
dIsreputable persons, whethe male or female,
or which are an annoyance in any way to the
neighborbood in which thew are located II is
eDjoiDed upon you TO make a strictly imp drtial
report IN every case, as you will be held rigidly
respon~ible 10 the Board if, through your
neglect, the Commissioners are led astray in
any action OF theirs based upon your reports.
1t is proper bat yon should understand that
the approval by the Board of licenses for tn ?
sale of liquars, as required by an act of Con-
gress approved July %, 1866, wilt, in a great
measure, be based upon your representation of
the character of places asking for license. Yen
will be particular TO report the names OF pro-
prietors. and the numbers of the houses and
streets upon which the houses are located
A. g. RICHARDS,
Superintendent and Major.
No other business Of public interest was
transacted.
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BOOTS AND SHOES, with improved shanks,
comfortable, durable, and snng fitting
SIorrs promptly attended TO by John Stroll,
oas' m'nt National Hotel. Washington. ID q.
licIted NSP0Niy 81
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

NEW AND CHEAP FALL GOODS, AT MIL
LERS, 1Ol BRYCE STREET, GEORGE-
TOWN. 10 90 yds fall Oalicoes, at IS, 1877 O ~.
and 70 cts 600 yds Flannels, at 40, IS so 6lH
90, 10 81, 100 Ct .. 1000 yds, Bleached Muslin at
Is 70, % Is. % 81, sly; 100 yds. Brown Muslin
at l5 1874 20, -. Also, Canton Flap nels Sactin
flanDels, Dress Goods 10 variety, cloths ana Cas-,
sineres Housekeeping Goods, Gloves, Hosiery
ana Notions. We will now be receiving copst IT
supplies Of ALL GOODS, which we are de q -
mined to sell cheap. The public will nd Ii IRE 4
ly to their advantage to examine our stock before
purchasing. Oo'0'0
au 14-1ms BENJAMIN MILLER
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1856 rARKnrrERs, 4S6
SEW ENTH TREET
INTERIOR DECORATIONS

CHOICE STOCK
Lately received. and now open for inspection,
the HANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT ever offered
In ashington, embracing
PAPE RHAN GINGs
or Foreign an Domestic Manufacture, Of the best
Fabrics and LATEST STYLES, appropris for
BERS. and LIBRARIES, embracing New Rich
and Unique Designs Of Embroidered Gilt Patterns
Tor Drawing Rooms. with appropriate Borders;
also, large and select Stock Of medium and low
priced Papers.
WINDOW SUtDES,
New and beautiful patterns, on Duf, Green, and
the prevailing ColOrs. TAN, LAVENDER. and
STONE GROUNDS, with Gilt Borders, with and
without Centers.
Window Shades % any required Size, Style, or
Color. made TO Order.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
rsnted 10 be Gilded with Gold Leaf and from the
Best Manufacturers in the Csuntry-embrscing
WALNUT, imitstioB,l ROSEWOOD. and all
GILT OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, WALNUT
BRACKETS, CONVEX GLASS. &C.
Persons having Photographs taken are req uest-
ed TO call and anime our Assortment before pur-
chasing Frames.
PICIURE CORD AND TAssELs,
In Crimson, s,.-tIet Green, and Blue Colors, from
the smallest Photograph TO the Largest Portrait
Size; also, SILK COED and TASsELs, different
sizes.
Special attention paid to this Branch Of our Bus
inees.
PAINTINGS AND ENGRAvINGs
Alwars in Store. On Bale, few Choice PAINT
lNGs and INGRAyINGs.
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DUBLlO LAND SALES IN WISCONSIN,.
sYEoPsIs OF THE PRIsIpENT,s PROOL

NATION No; 40. DATED JUNE il. 1896
AZ oroers public sales of ever I'VE and q quarter
T mnSf OF acres OF vacant public lands in WIS.
At the LAID Once at LA CROSSE, on the 18th
thirty TeenssiDs and parts Of se9.'
the counties Of Monroe. Jackson, Tremp aIeau, and
At the Land Once ct LA CROSSE, on the ,.th
day OF sEPTRMBRR next, seventeen parts Of Town.
the NE tsSd Once : 4 FALLS ST. cno,x on
the Let day Of OcIoBHR next. the reserved sec
ships in the counties of Dunn, Pierce, and 81.
y At the Land once at FALLS ST. oRoIx, on
the I'd day Of OCTOBER next, ten parts Of Town
ships. I'm in the SUSstis. Of PsPIp "a md Pierce
parts in the eOu. ties Of GafSs, Gh.p
Al The I.Dd once c Il STEVENS POINT. on IN.
S:S Of 0SIS Ss, n neFs Ons hundred and ten
AZ the Land I ONES i MlnAsHA. on tn. sth d.,
AZ he E:bS as ssG az
tse esuDtis: Of Ashland. L. Points. Burnett and G
~ re Lend One. .. pAyFIELp. on tn. 18th
osy o. y ss1t ~ forty nine se.ns hs: and
Poihts and Douglas.
0opniss,onsr Of the Genera Eaps om..
Eors1Usasr, The rsSnlstions Of the Depart.
isr sds.rs.iSs :.e:ss
:; q: s & e. ..:1. ts
Veso9. - = - Lstt - 8leWl1W
49, A1tDRIOAN AID WA0uIuo~OH -,
49,. Hea1guartsrs-Roon Us Intsllissnosr
S SSiIdins. sl1 ri st, enc sqHsrs :SutA Of Post
~ B-m Also Tor other string Rands
GRUTHHs OHIls1 AHD .D.-...,..
. {c:.'.'ors'. ~ ;;;,Ss9sSaiii,
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"A .proes1nes Of HELHB0IDs tLGtp E4 *
TRACE BUOHG .tli be . cqmparisop With thos.
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7 8. WAREHOUSES; Ar AUCTION.

THIS rs TO Givs NOTICE. That the subscrt-
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Washington County, in the District a Columbia,
letters ,estaneptary on the personal estate Of Cor
neha Witieoecr, late OF Washington, ID. O., de-
ceased All persons having claims against the said
with the vouchers thereof. 60 the subscriber.
before the lat day Of September next; they nay
Otherwise by Law be excluded from ell beneht Of
Given under my hand this Let day Of September,
1865. Use 4-lswsw'l MATTHIAS ALIG.
V'HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscn-
Washington county, In the District Of Columbia.
letters Of Standardization the personsl
tate Of Virginia Mflstead, late Of Washingtou,
ID O., deceased All persons having CLAIMS against
the said decesscd, are hereby warned TO eIhi5tt
Der, on or before the I'D day Of June next: they
may sthsrwise. By lsv, be excluded from al bsnent
Given .pds! my hand thi. "a dsy q Jun., lsss-
10 4-lawsvs 6aARLBs ID. Lloyd.
HonEs WITHOUT HANDS, iiiustrsted, 0lA
IA Land q Lest. kovel. b. Idmund Yates. Q
Gu; rns Is, ksl,sr. poyel. 20 ee. !osr Year
Apdsrsonviiis Prison, IW ksyIcrs Lie Q
Andrsy Johnson, ei.s. HsDsisons Life Of Co.
Hn YRAnoK fArLoR.
INV BOOKe.-narcys Thirty Ysars Of Arny
IN Life on the Border; illustrated Annual Oy-
ilton. The Emerald. edited by Epss esrsept.
Bartshorns on Oholera.
sl'EARs OF TIE DoURO-0uarantssd a p.rs
White Port Wine, bottled By Osborn Co :, q
os0 Sit.oa 70. s :s,e BY, ~ 9 pras a CO,
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MARRIKD.

Star once counter ~ VIC
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LARCENY OF CLoTHISG.-Yesterday John
BUTLER was arrested by sfficer McChesney, OF
the Second precinct, for the larceny of a par
of paints, coat, three SHIFTS, two vests, and a
comfort, rom Martin Leaper, which he subse-
quenty DESTROYED. Justice Thompson COM
mitted him 10 jail for court.
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RI GnrEN q wiz Az, Aust.5-esr,.

10 WE
T9usTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs
TWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH sTRIHTs
EAST CAPITOL HILL, AT PUBLIC AUO.
ON FRIDAY, the 18th day OF September next.
at o'clock .; m, shall sell, in front Of the
premises, by virtue Of deed Of trust 20 me from
and duly recorded ia toe Land Records for Wash,
ipeton County, District of Columbia, Liber n C.
t., No. IS, f0lios, us. 304, and Dos, Lot No II in
squa,e 7ss, fronting so feet south street run
ping back good depth to fine alleys, with the i'm
pioyements.
The above property will be sold according 20 the
said deed Of trust on the premises
Terms One fourth cash; balanee In A. 10 ana "a
months Tor notes bearing Interest aud secured by
sdeed Il trust on the premises. All conveyarc cling
S1o0 down when the property is knocked Cd by
ROBERT BOSTON, rru...e.
an 3l-eo6ds GREEN a WILLIAMs Ancts
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best manner al Finds q BEiGR And fS sroE ne
AsONkI. inclueing house building and rel pair.
pstces.
Orders left at 169 street, Washington, or n
ter ded to-
D'-a J. vtOoLLINs.
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Thankful fer the liberal patron &c received the
Attention OF the Public 10 csed to the above Stock
as the most complete in the District a large nor
tion of which has been n Manufactured pecislly 70
Order; and with the weekly additions received
Regulated establishments. Orders for Paper
hanging or window ehedes purctualiy aud faith
not satisfactory filled, will be Immediately cor
rested. and satisfaction guaranteed; and goods
according to quality eold at as Low Rates g
they can be purchased in the District
TEENS CASH FOR GOODS AND LABOR.
j. MARKRITlS.
So, No; tss TN street.
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ia W. L. WALL & Co, AuctiOneers.

DESIRAB Bile BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, septenbe AZ,
81 clock we will sell, the premises vslu-
able and desirable Building Lots on the south side
OF street, between 18th and 18th streets being
Lots z and Y, in subdivision Of square No 2ei,
fronting each . feet on street, and running back
las test to 20 foot alley. They will be sold sep
Terms OF sale are: One-f- urth cash, balance in
six, twelve, and eighteen months, deferred pay
ments 20 Re secuted tya deed of trust the prop
erty. All stamps and cOnveyancing st expens %
purchaser; deposit Of . 50 will b. required ss
soon as the property is knocked down. Title
perfect
SEQ W. L. WALL A co. Aucts
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

eooyyEnRSS , SALE OF yALgBLE SQUARE
ASP IN hIRiSs LOTS ~ The GIrf or
%ios - SSShf q Tlf ~ Eoo aSshsS aHGi
Meneing at il O'eiecE M. az our Auction Room O
north, the following named property. BELONGING TO
the Government Of the United States, viz
Lots numbered To- II, is. %. and Il, in Square No.
L 9, nGSes.sd:,; and s. in square No si2.
Lots numbered and 2; in squsre No. csi.
Lot numbered Is, in SQUARE No. SIS.
Ls .' nnmSsses ~ In square .nE so ss.rs No i
IA Jhs square has rsSestly been ,usdivided and
sSe Viii III &c s s s.,
sals or should any one desire to bid for the entire
s9paIe, an opportun1ty will be offered.
livery Of the deeds of the property
One nth Of the puIct sss money to be paid when
erty will then and there be put up again and sOfd
thirty day. from The day Of sale: tue COMM ssiony
risk sns eo ss Of the t fs serehss.t r. ORDER
the cSmni.sionesr q Psblie Bqildins:. 49,
II s. WAREHOUSES Ar AUCTION.
CAief Qrn,,srmassr's Qee., DEPOT Of Washi.ston.l
VIII be soid al public auction. on THU RsDAY.
18th instant, commencing at 10 m. under the a.
q NJ. the following i United states WarsSoS:s..
situated on q street. between Twenty -frst and
One Warehouse, part } q by Isq feet.
One MsIehouse, part } {, by lso feet.
Que Warehouse. 1. ieet by l.e feet.
One Plat orm. 10 feet sv /: 20 feet
Terms: Cash. in eoveynsnt funds
from day Of sale.
Br. Mai Ger. and cI p; 3 au sg s1S..,:,.
sc o-6t Depot Of WashiuRtou.
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gY THos. BOWLING, Auct.; GeOrsesOvp.

NEAT AND CoMfoRTABLE SMALL FRAME
On WEpN ksDAH AFTERNOON. September
18th, et4 clock, vii sell IN front Of the prem
lsss. OF No 8, fronting ~ feet on VALLEY street
near West ST.. With depth Of about 100 feet The
lmproxemenss consist o q neat aud coEBfortabIs
small Frame House. sable aud work shop. which
could be easily converted into = good dwelling
house Inn .e1iste possession Will lie given.
Terms cash.
Al the SAME time srd place I win sell lot OF
Bakers Tools, LOT Of Gravel for roofing, Cider
Pre- -, Ladders, and seNeFal other Articles
te6 THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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Large consumers will effect great "a viug gu Al.
fty considered, by giving these TEAS trial.
suMlW w RURCHELI,
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CY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Au.tiOneer,.

III
NEW TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AMI
ADJOINING LOT, Fronting on stree. NORTH
betseen 4th and sth streets west, Of Public
On MONDAY, the 10th instant, at o. o'clock D.
N We shall sell, on the premises, Lot No. "a IN
subdivision OF Square No. 5Il, with q new two
story Frame House, contai ming seven good rooms
Also. a hne adjoining Lot, No. p, having ~ feet
fT. mt 10y lS5 feet deep, 10 Inc alltys
Terms One half cash; balance Elk and tweIya
months for notes bearing interest. and secured hY
deed Of trust on the premises. All conveysncinR
$50 down when the property is knOcke OF
au Sid GREEN WILLIAMS, A uots
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WASHINGTON, GEOEGRTowN AND ALEyAN
DRIA RAILEOAD-Tne Alexandra Ga-etie OF
yesterday says:-we notice that the room
being tempora-ly occupied by toe Washining-
ton, Georgetown and Alexandria railroad on
hing street near Henry. has been very neatly
fitted up by j. H. Eryan,, the a1ent, for the
comfort and accOmnOdat on of the travelling
public. TIE cars OIL hi TO = will arrive and
depart from the corner of King and Henry
1treets at II usue' hour fO~ the pre-ent
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~ES pess:r i.s - ~ :t.sst,
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, AuctiODeer,.
SALE OF HORSES; CARRIAGES, HARNESS.

E1 W. l.. WAir.I& L o.. Aucti oneers
ID OTG = Horse Ant CarriaCe E.zaAr
o. Louisiana avenue
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-14
Horribl. Massacre by Negroes in Georgia

Horrible massacre by Negroes IN ueorgia
From the Macon telegraph. June 2e]
We heard last night, from reliable
gentleman, the particulars Of a massa-
cree in Wilkinson county, that is with
out parallel in atrocity in the South.
The facts are in brief as follows
Two negro men--Pempey o Bannon,
formerly the property of o gentleman OF
the latter name, and William, who halls
from Chattanooga, but both more re-
Gently from this .yicinity--left here Sat-
urday last, aud on Wednesday made
their appearance at the house OF Mr..
John Rollins, about three quarters of a
mile from No. Is, C. r. r. Mr.. Rollins
is a respectable citizen, and merchant at
No. IL, and was on visit 10 Savannah
The two negroes, armed with double
barreled guns and heavy clubs, entered
the house, complained of being hungry
aud asked Mrs. Rollins for something to
eat. She said there had been something
left from dinner, and that they were wei
come to it, and was about leaving the
room, to obtain it, when she was felled to
the floor by. blows from the clubs in the
hands Of the villains, and beat until life
was extinct Her child, about eight
months old, was treated in a similar
way, together with a daughter about
three years of age, both having their
heads and faces horribly mangled and
being left for dead The fiends then
made after a negro girl, about twelve
years Of age, who, after receiving seve-
raj violent blows, succeeded in making
her escape across the fields. to neigh
boring farm house. when she gave the
alarm The two children, it is thought,
cannot recover The neighbors soon
gathered Some looked after the dead
and wounded, whilst others procured
guns aud dogs and went in pursuit Of
the villains, who fed in the direction of
this city After running them Wednes-
day night and the whole of yesterday,
about dark the party came up with one
Of them, Pompey O'Bannon, a short dis
tance across the river, and captured him.
The party were, in hot pursuit of the
other last night, and his capture was
thought certain.
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The Equipment and Appearance ofths Aus
trian Soldiers.

Correspondence of the London News.l
We should take a hint from the Aus
trians as to the manner they diminish
the weight ofthe cartouche-box with sixty
rounds Of ammunition. There is very
great improvement, with little or no ex-
pense, by a small round belt which
passes through rings. This belt is at
tached to the pouch, and also to about
the middle of the pouch belt, so that
when the men run the ,cartouche-box
remains steady, prevents the destruction
Of the cartridges in striking against the
soldiers hips, and prevents the painful
abrasion Of the skin Of the hip on long
days march in hot weather A British
soldier in action, if running, is obliged
to use one hand to hold the pouch steady
if they do not wear waist-belt, a capital
contrivance either TO rupture him or to
deprive him Of breath.
The Austrian soldiers are in general
strong, healthy fellows, and look as ii
they would stand "a lot Of killing"
Their white uniform, which always look
clean Il suppose by hot pipe-clayl has a
very good effect, with their neat little
light blue "kepi," always worn except on
fste days, when they have the old British
cap at top, with little stripe Of common
lace of yellow color This cap is made
of common paste-board, and costs the
soldiers, when all ready, about one shil-
ling and three pence They are well
shod, and in wet weather wear black
cloth CATERS, tnrned in at the ankles,
buttoned over their Kentish gray trow-
sers ...
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Famine in Hungary.

From the Liverpool Times. June 81
The details of the distress prevailing
in Hungary, and generally in the eastern
provinces of Austria, are truly heart.
breaking In the Bukovina, especially,
misery drives the inhabitants TO the very
last extremities, parents offering TO sell
their children that the little ones should
not die Of hunger.
A Sclavonic journal states that few
days since a resident Of the Fauborg de
Posch. at Tchernovitz, purchased from
an unfortunate man three children two
boys and q girl After much bargaining
the father received nine forms The
same day q peasant woman arrived in