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Nmasentenis

V,HE BARNIM AND VAN AMBURGH
Il MUSEUM AND MBNAGRRIB co.
BrOilsay, between Spring and Prince Sta.
PUNf FHll FUNil
YtYHTR LOCKE
EVERY AFTERNOON AT ?, EVENING AT a.
- The beautiful American Draua 81 the
GREEN MOUNTAIN BOY,
after which the . -.
GRAND MOVING PAsORANA or ThR NILE
To conclude with the lao ghdbls pisre Of the
YANKEE BUEIiSf
THE MUSEUM HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED ANp
REPAINTED, AND
NEW CURlOSTIEe ADDED.
To he At All hours x
TIE ENTIRE CONTENTS or TEB UTICA MUSEUM,
GREAT LIVING CURICSTIES.
A GIANTESS DWARF CIRCASSGAN GIRL.
800 SPECIMENS or LIVING AUSTRALIAN BIRDS.
LIVING SNAKES MONKEYS. LEARNED SEAL HAPPY FAMlLf,
GRAND AQUARIA.
OVER 100000 OTHER CuRIOSITIBS
Admission. 10 children under 10. Is cents.
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NEW york aud NEW-HAYEN RAILROAD.

CONNLNCING ApElL Is. 100
Passenger Station Nevro corner TusHt7severh g. and Es
ave- Entrance on TueHir-scTclil sL
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tbr A;rupl1E

PROPOSALS. FuR UfSpisG CONVENTION jOuRNALS DoCl
NfNis Anp pIBATtoAt f tne h'i p'.c Aforesaid pf'p'ts
s be- rr, . f rH..fsE. lIr tae binding Oi sr0 nih lu
rrrrt, t.ru r ~r.Hr hr nflrrr O. lr hYnl
If rr. a. s4'0 Go ffr- 90 hnius ~ il ad 'r hls %
io-. l.l.r .s .rI sfrl timh-H NOV hr ordered
p t~ al Itr +''r' rr 100 .r foregoing aI'fi,em,li ''o'
lr f'c tit.ai.r aul is ic1fohi
81 e 4rsrrfsr sealing aal l-erlug o he b' iut W
r.t.1t trp5 gs ai.c.4rut vii 1ppT 70 ue proposals W
r.,-..- %. i'p rrc' any ari an u s bi' IT.
f. u..UH.. 81. tl f.. pnuI ..itrrht
FtfN. o. & BARLOW, h.r-ettrT II STATE.
TUuItj ulLLuut5L. Comptroller
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grAKrEaN OFucE y. ; AMY,
NJ .ww Anil pn iIsf

PnifApsLPiiA, 4, FcbuarI 4. 1901. i.
PROPOSALS will be received at the once OF
te peonsyly,n. r. oaI Company Philadelphia Until ne tr
dar Of Mly l inclusive tu, satisfactory proposal should % e
pegslsl from responsible pue, lh'Ih ''u
ire VII, s COMPANY establishment Of lIec hne VI steam
sbps bctsecn Philadelphia ani ll1opool ,, , ,-t.,,
rt Gr ,ef pr,po s detailed information, VIII be hftilhsl
upoa aUulieatiout 20 hDht'" p4''- '-,'.'--l.
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and FIUSUING RAILROAD

~ Hunters Point 6 3A 7;l5 N) a. m i:i m
ll1 a. ~. 2:1J p. ~, ssJ0 p $50 60 M B5
SUNDAYS osl ii) 5@J Through % Great neck
Mauha and Port Washington returning II
.:I m: i2:3 Co.,. Tuesday end SATURDAY nights ttia leaves
Hunters Point at y Is Boats leave James
Sip ever halfh5ur Thirty iourths' every is 'mqu'se
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IONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Wnter ar

IL rargensna Jan D. sGI-Loaves James Slip Nesiork at
m mail train GTeenport SOD way stations; VI @ TOT syos
laphauk express train taud u .er
Saturdays onl,l FOR Syosset and Vs aonsi
I.r rir.lnl nd w s-aIlnna
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SEW-Y0kK & BREMEN STEAMSHIP CO.

THE FIRsT-CLASS q. & MAIL STEANSlilP
WESTERN AIETROPOLlS, NbL NElh NS'I'
' ai,iys Per 10 &C. \ r.. on SATURDAl, May
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BkEMiNi
ssE p,sngsrs Soutismol Haye, snd Bremen 'ong es
l. g1 equivalent currency 10 Paris or Lodon - atoHaI
Trst CABIN sll0; Second Cabin SIS; steelaget -.
Prom Bretren Southampton aui HAVE 10 New fork
Fr,t Cabin. BIO; Second Coin. so; Sfeerase, ~
EXCLUSION TICKETS OUT AID HOME:
Frr calm $40 Second Cabin $780, StetIage, SO
Esa 10 Atlantic.
Fs sisht erUe.sage bills n pasage appl, 20
pIeslNni. 30 Al EL0A1aaY.
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Ocean Steamers.

L'hN UhSlON ~ IARlN, II ALI NIEl-NI-,
Az CRINEA HOLY LAND. EGYPT &cIh magnificent slcnleel
steamship QUAKER CITY WI leave with The ADORE eNcuon
tsry ccomt by ShcTuau SAT lDAl uue O. 40
O'Clock ship will Michael Gba.tar Mar.eys,
sa0a .horn Caprcr (Gsnha homel 1va Neccl Naples
Fslerno, Athens CoTiuth Constle Sebaopo smyrna Holy
land Rgyl Mats Cgal Palma Valencia. Madeira AMI Bermuda
a1d the party viii ample opportunity 70 t Paris Lyons sud all
chief points Of iiliv Switzerland, srd tic Holy Land Heh
- ernsu programme al that could he desired
Roud adhered Applications 20 The party, which
limited no. aud nearly coaPr,e, mast be made 20 The Con-
bitlse through -..- - ..-,-
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,RRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COM

WI PANY-Comnenci0c M0IdV ne1erIeT 70, 1 Ic1Te New
York foot barclay couuectuc wiih LAsh VALLEY Railroad md
ranehesl At m Etpress Ma train ? NJ. kr
rr,ss train Accommodation aves 2: iackctts
town Mail leaves at $3.50 p hosoeu Elpess az m In adj
o e. above u trains Eve 20 south Orange
A HHERTMOun Gr-r-a hnnnnne-lenL
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xyrILI, be SOLD, May ?, at 10 o'clock 3: M,
n Erie Buildings pay changes, certain ASIlhoS aaa
inoN st'lsi t.i ,h,psss W., ssiI NILLErS & son.
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III City Hartford aud Granite State sve Pek slip r.
(eIcpt O Hartford Ct connecting for Spring
asn Csbov oyoke Northampton, and al Connecticut BU Towns
r pss,e1 gers freight Pare II Oto Hartford; Second Cas 81 y
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.-For White
- Dock Great Mech Sands Point GLEN COVE Glen
vod and Roy WEDNESDAY Mac l. The elegant md
steamboat SAVANNAH Charles Post master, VIII leave Pier No
sp) Dsy, Sundays excepted at4 ioI The above
MAJ. ned uI
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crrry Jane, II feet white. Columbia rnsncwn. n
icet ret Nans Breezes II feet bius Vespev Yoo-
ker~-skiprer. u feet inches. purple. AtAn ic, H0-
hossn-Jessis Wheeler, III feet ! inches. white ana
bus
housE scuLt R,cv.-Prizes-A gold badge for each OF
mo ~nnerS Open working boats Paissde. Yobker-
Nara ~ leet inches, blue and white. Columbia, NeW
iois- iniy IL frtt blue. Atlsptc-Nusquito IL feet
white. -
BARGE RAc.-prizes-s,t Of colors also silver cigar
saul win bow lantern, the present OF Hon. Thomas
w. stewart. Atantcs-our Jessie oars 81 feet, white
ana oue alaaia-Dav,d Banks, Jr. 8 oars 20 feet
crimson aud white. waverev-Meg Merr.siss, osrs
80 feet oran e. Cuhck -Unknown, o oars. white.
Coinmo,ne-ses Spray, oars blue and F.aad. oars,
Gro RACB-Six CARS -Prizes--Ch ampion flag: also =
geld badge for each OF the winning crew. tho pvesenA
OF General llovd Aspnwall: and . service Of plata
consisting Of saiver pitcher aud gobe,s the gift Oh
Charles voilman. Atalanta-Atalanta As feet crimson
ana white; Allan 'ic-Eyperimeni. ~ teet White an6
blue; Deacon. ~ feet inch, white and blue; Quick
Penta. Columbia Colum6a--4j feet, blue.
SbanRhae. white; Mutual-Adsmi Cook. 40 feet ms
Should the weather prove unfavorabie on the dag
named the race will take place the next fair day.
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fn LONDON MoSxY MA,Kvr LONDON, Sept l1-Evea-
ing -consols closed ~ o4H for money. American Sc
curities closed 1t ths fo,w ny Ates:-Uned States
ve-tweuty bonds. 72T; Illinois Central Railway snaIes
~; Erie Railway snares l4x
THR CONTINENTAL BorRsss -FRAvKvoRr, sept IL
Evening United Stats bonds closed ~ 76H for the
Assss of 1861
IivrHrooL CorroS MAsxxr.-LvERroot, sept IL
Evening. The cotton market closed heavy 1t q do
ciine. The fBliowns the authoriS,d quota, ions
Nidding uplands, sxd.; m,ddlns Orleans, oXd Tho
uAes Of the day ieot up 10 900 bales.
LfvEsPoOL bR.ADrugvs Market -IavxRroor, Sept
1l-Evsning The market for breAd.tuns cnsed quiet
And unchanged. Ccru. &c. Cd Wheat, l3a 81. for
California white.
LavssrooL Psovrroxs MARKET -Livxepoot. Sept IL
Evening Tue provisions market closed quiet and IN
changed.
(, LlvrRpooI PRorur NARKr.-lIvxprooI. sept IL
6vsuing -Rosin, - o. for common, ana 12S for me-
diem PsroIsum, 1oi. for sprts and Ia Sd for re-
0ned
! Lospox MAsxxs -LoSDoy, Sept IL -Evsnine. --su-
gar q ady ss 2ls Ga tor No. IL d. 8. iron, s3A per
son. Oils and usesds unchangd
TIE PErRoLErx MArx s.-ASrwErP. Sept n-Evsn-
Dne The petroleum msrxst 10 weaver. Standard white
iciosed ~ lof SOC. per boL
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wesTcassT;s INTELLIGENCE.

srScrAL Marine ov rHs DEMOCRATIC TowS Couurn
wrsr FAsxs.-A special meeting Of the Democratic
Town COMMITTEES. Of West Fsrms, WAS held q Fordnam
Tuesday evening for ths purpose Of securing
thorough organisation OF their party. The meeting was
presided over by James Hughes James Phsan oct M
secretary. There were pfeseut members representing
nearly every section Of the town. numbsrn In al about
twenty persona The proceed nGs confined IN the
discussion o the objects for which the meeting had been
called Previous 10 adjourn tho charmas announced
that her meeting would DO held the lesh Inst i.
when ini ended 10 Introduce mat ere Of import
ance which would require . full attendance.
FrAs At YoxKERs -Eary yesterday morsisg . Or
broke out 10 the engine room OF Msssrx N. r. Otss
Brsthsrs Co.'S factory ., the foot Of PARK avsnus.
Yookers, through tbs red hot from the furnace
having fallen out Lucklv the Are was ext,nauished
before much damage occasonsd. The loss dos not
exceed $500. rhs building 10 fully insured In New
York compauteR
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THE DoNcasrsR RACES.

rhs Saint Leger and Other Events Of tho
Second Day.
LONDON, Sept IL, 1857.
This the great day Of the Doucas,er races. Tho
principal event the famous St Lsg.r, considered
next Derby Ia the English racing casndsrs mo
attendance immenss, and the interest svnced in
1hs races was amost unprecedented.
! The Municipal siakes valued At f50o, were won BY
caytto Kapy COLT The Corporation plate. valued q
csos, by q x L y and the Bradgass Park stakes By
Q.soue.
| The g. Leeer the occasion Of intensc excite
snsnI the great value Of the stes 81, 23S and tho
Fact that the Of the year entered for
bbs cc than tho trad tons Of the day i'ssf
to make the ST. LsgsF Of 1867 At ioast the
squal OF any Of i,s predecessors
/ the . splend one, and was won by Achieve
snsut tho Of the great Yorkshire stakes u the
York August meeting. Hermit, who won the blue rib
Don Of the Derby this year, was second spd Julius
ahrd. Am ng the other starters were vsuban Marks
man. Challenge, Van Amburs D'Estournsl and the
Palmer. mono of whom wore p.aceL
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THE CUBA GABLE.

Formal Opening Of Tel~1rnpbic Comm unica.
iien-Despntchr "a Genera smith-Cou-
gratuintious OF Secretary Seward 20 the
Captain General Of Cuba-Telesrnns Ga
Madrid.
The following kilograms were sent over the Gulf cable
on Tuesday LAST
Mr. kssINGgR TO GENERAL ". u SMITH.
HAVANA. Cuba, Sept 10, 1881.
To General W, r. SMITH President OF the International
Oceanic telegraph Co npsny:-
HIS Excellrrcy has appointed nine O'Clock for the
ceremonies or Inauguration CON rstulate you and tho
J. NENINGER, Vice President
HAVANA, Cubs, Sept. 10. 1867.
The cable has been iusuguratei and congratuIatory
messages forwarded. the line will BE- one,,d TO tho
paine tomorrow, the llth int J. NENINGER
SECRETARY SEWARD TO TIE cArrAIx osSsaAL or CUBA
WASHINGTON, Sept. II. 1867.
The following is copy Of the despatch scnt
BY Secretary seward 10 the Captain General OF CUBA:
WASHINGTON, Sept. Q. 1867
To THE CAPTAIN GENERAL OF CuB,:-
Accent my cordial congratulations on the opening OF
telegraphc Communication between tn. United STATES
and Cuba which trust will pro,sotc the ,mmercial
intercourse ard cement sl more ctr ng.y the friend
shp bet ~ecn The lands whose civilization and Develop
meet date back 70 the enterprise o! he great Spanish
discovereL W. H. SEWARD
REPLY CAPTAIN asyEsAL
HAVANA, Cuba. sept. TO- 1857
hon. WA II. SEWARD. S-CRErAgy TATE Erc:-
accept ynnr fecltatoos and cargrstr late YOU upon
the Geographic connection now ab he'd between this
island. the United States and the Old Word Nay u
Influence the Development OF commercial interests and
friendship between this country and he United states
JOAQUIN DEL MhNZANO BORR0NDO.
CONGRATULATIONS
The following despa ches sent the Atlantic
telegraph cable on Tuesday, September 10.
NKw YORK, September 10. 1861
To Fl J. Perry, vico President 1adrld:-
The Internal ona Ocean Telegraph Co npany ,ngratu-
late her Nsesy, Queen Isabella, the completion OF
the line which establishes teleRraphc communication
between Spa'n and its most important colony. The
comuany oilers to her Msjestvs government its sincere
thanks for the valuable grants and privileges without
which this communication conld not bav" boon made.
w. F. SMITH. President.
HAVANA, September To- 1867
To HIS ExcBLL,ycY rHR MINISTER OF THE COLONIES,
Mzdrid:-
The Governor Captain General Of Cuba In behalf Of
all the authorities fecitatss tho government Of bar
Majesty tho Inauguration of tho submarine cable.
which binds closer tho bonds Of union between this
island and the mother country.
JOAQUIN DEL MANZANO.
HAVANA. Sept. 10, 1857.
To His Exceleacv the PRKsDESr or rIs COUNCIL OF
MNrs7rRs. Madrid:-
The Governor CAPTAIN General OF tho faithful island OF
homage Of the profound respect al the authorizes
corporations and inhnbants OF this Antlle. tho
augurAon of the snO- mArns cable which mites II from
this dav 10 the mother country 10 tho glorious resn Of
Isabel H. JOAQUIN DEL MAINLAND.
Havana Sent 10 1867
To His Excelency the DIXIE OF vALssc'A, Madrid
The CITY Corporation or Havana-Health to the gov.
eminent and psace to the intrv
JOSE GUTIERREZ. President Governor.
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TEAL Of AssculruaAl IMPLEMENTS At UTICA

UncA, N. Y, Sept II, 1857
The national trial Of ploasns sni ether ssreaitsrai
implements began in Utica ~ hafpast ten e'cycx,
Oh drst to-day. seven poushs have bssa IN d On
ereeusward The trial on suDpIs ground commences
so-morrow mornns eight o'clock. Entries been
made from the New England States, and one possh
with sub coil sttschmsn, comes from tino,s Some
dis~attsia action manifested bscaass no impeusnts
eompe&s ave those entered ~ the ponsd tuAl u
lass NAV me promises 70 be masaiAosaI The
As10nAanoo 4 msdlwm-
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flae IN HARTFORD.

HARr oso Conn.,, Sept IL 1867.
are broke ont early ths morning N Cass, Lick.
VOID Co . Ave story block on Pear street. winch
damaged tho occupanN of the nrss third and fourth
foors TO tue smonas Of $4,000. A. Robsss Co, spec
tscle manufacturers, the hrs floor, aud John Neg
Co., godbeatsrs are insured In Hartford compasies
The third and fourth doors were niisd mach asry
and tools OF the National Screw Compasv, ana we're
injured the Howard, Of Nsw yovs, Tor IS Ooo Tue
damage 70 The building u about e3ooo fully insured
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MINNESOTA REPUBLICAN, srATs CONVENTION.

ST PAUL, Nina, Sept II, 1857.
The Republican State Convention to-day dominates
W. X. Marshall Governor; s. H. Armstrong, Lieutenant
Governor, Coonei Rogers, Secretary OF State; Emil
Muncn Treasurer r. T. Cornell, Attorney General An
the nominations made unanirnols Resolutions
Of tho republican character passed. incud NJ
ono opposing the payment VI the Minnesota Railroad
ponds by the State.
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EDUCATION IN AUSTRIA.

Proposal to Separate tho schools From the
Church.
WILMA, Sent. H. 1867
large bodv Of school t-aciers representing nearly
On sections OF the empire Is In session in this city.
resolution In favor pettioniny tho ausho titles for
eAs separation of the pubic from The Church
based yesterday with great unan.m,y.
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CONVENTION Of the osuEa OF GOOD FELLOWS.

DUrPALo, N. r, Sept IL, 1857.
The annual convention Of the Order OF Good Fellows
met here inis morning. Delegates are In attendance
from New York, pennsylvania, New Jersey. ONO, MIS-.
sour, Kentucky, Maryland and District of Columbia
Others ara expected tonight The Order will vi n
Niagara Falls Tomorrow The election Of officers WI
probably take place on Friday.
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c0lLgoN At SEA.

PmlApsIrmA, Sept II. 1857.
ne schooner Marshall Perrin. from Boston for
Georgetown, has arrived here On the Tth inst she vas
gun into oy IN unknown steamer southwest Of Blocx
aslaud, aud lost her bowsprt Jbboom snd tcpmas,.
an 10 thls por for rspauN
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TINE DOMINION Or CANADA

Brawl nc Pssas Levi Between soldiers and
Cisixews-Tws a~idiers Killed and omr a1~r.
ixiiv Wsuuded--ssvsrai Chizens seriously
Quussc, sept. IL. 1867
serious ros originating In noass Of III fame. ec.
cured ~ Point Levi on Monday asht. between the
military aud civiians Tue soldiers stacksi two houses
putting the inmates Ia 1Rct and destroying the furul
tur~ A number NJ civilians badlv hurt Mr.
Thibaull Of Point Levi IL seriously injured thai ~ 70
not expected V live Two sods r. arc rsp 'rtef killed
and an ther mortsr1y wounded Tho officers of chs rsA
msut on sscevtaninx chat gnins ou, hastsaed 70
the sosns and sucoesdsi 10 restoring order
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THE NATIONAL GAZE.

The Eckford Club, Of brooklyn, Defeated by
tho West Philadelphia Club.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept III, 1867.
Thc game Of base ball played this afternoon bctween
the Eckiord Club OF Brookyn, and the West Phadel-
pha Club. OF this city, witnessed BY about nfteea
hundr persons. who to,k great Interest the CANA
Ouly eight PLAYED. owing to the aeness Of
the hOnr. TIE stood nt the ciose OF the game,
Eckiords 81 West Philadelphia IS The following the
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SOUTHAMPTON. Sept IL Tho Hamburv American
Company steamship ssxouia, Captain HACK, vnich
esf New YORK % the sl Of August arrived a. this port
eo-oay.
GLAsccw. SEPT. 1.-THE steamship st. Andrew,
from Quebec, arrived IN The Clyde to-day.
DmAsrrn AZ sEA --CoRE, Sept. li.-rhs walcberen,
bound 70 d Thomas. nas PVT into port damaged
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THE ITALIAN RsyoluyloNlsTs.

Gnribaldi Go lI0vo Towards Rome.
PARIS. Sept. IL. 1857.
Dispatches have been received here Announcing that
General Gar BALD, leader OF tho party Of action,
WTul depart forthwith for he Roman frontier.
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vlscasIH utm,calrr srArl CONVENTION.

MADISON, VIA. Sept H. 1857
The Democratic stats Conversation to-day nominated
T. u IA lmsdse, Governor; q. L. Parks, J. cu,enant
Covernor: Email Roths, Secretary OF STATE; l. r.
wctIerbv Attorney General; Ole Hcr. Prs,n Commp-
sioner. Peter Rupp, Fond On Lac Treasurer; L.. u
Drarsr. superintendent OF Pubic destruction; n J.
Harnsy. Bank Compsr Jser. ~.
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c H ! N A..

The Ports Of Formo.a Again Free to Com.
melce.
LONDON, Sept. IL. 1867
A telegram from Bombay In ntcpation Of the Over
1aud China mall reprts that the emb,rgo laid upon the
Dommercs Of the Island o! Formosa besu removed
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THE TER; HAuIs, ALTON AMu ST. LOUIS RAILROAD.

ST. Louis, Sept. H. Is67.
The lessees OF the Tcrre Haut'. Alton aud 81. Loufs
Railroad arrived hero toay and took formal pos.esaoa
OF the road and elected Old officers OF the company
Tor the ensuing yosr
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Base Bal, a, Springfield.

SPNINGF1ELD, NasS, sept. II, 1851.
The base bali match At this city to-day. between the
Knick erbocker Club, OF Albany aud the Hampdens u
tas city, was won " the former BY Of ~ TO 90
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Base Ball Match mt sriddietown. n. Y.

NiDDLETOwN, N. Y, Sept. II, 1851.
we'll contested game Of ball played this Il.
ernoon. between the Resolute Club Of Brooklyn, and
the Waikiki Club, OF this place. the grounds the
latter winch resulted In defeat for the Iosoiuts the
score standing 81 10 70.
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s,pors ;rlrl euxvtxrIsx AT sAlrIm,at.

BALrfNovu sept II, 1907.
The Border State Convention viii assembl. tomorrow
a uooa The statos OF Tennessee, Delaware, Maryland
M,ssouri and prooaniy Kentucky will Dc entsd
Many delegates have arrived, and the attendance viii
BE- large Ihsrs viii BE- . republican m-c ussung AZ
night
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ne c II OIL E R A.

A Fearful Visitation In Malta.
NARsILLEs. Sept. IL. 1867
Dispatches re-civcd hers ment on that the cholera
= raging fsarfully In the Island Of Malta
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D,Arcy 1IcGee on tho EiectIou Rlots-IIs
Traces the Dfsb spirit 10 F~u'apisp.

darcy Mo0ce pub'isbes ~ earnest letter to-das %
the moral Of election rots and calls fer evidence agsss
and pr mpt justice 10 be done 10 the rnsl aders Ho
traces the mob spirit 70 suddenly developed to
Fen anisn but considers thu the roi vouit not have
occurred sao nS' ,ns n."r.
windham X G. r., " TO succeed Sir John Michel In
oommsnd Of the forces Ia British Nor ncrica.
A switchmsn on the Grand Trunk Railroad, near
Maintain street. was attacked ny rowdiss last niht
ana driven from his pot and thsshanv smashed down
Had train come along serious accident might have
oooufr0d.
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fine IN Session.

Bcsrox, Sept II. 1851.
Patterns refrigerator msnufsctorv, on Cedar square
Roxbury was dss,r wed BY IRE shs aftsrnoen Several
adiolnln2 buldings were also destr0yed.
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fire IN cHlcAsu.

CHICAGO, sept III, 1897.
rvs brswsriss on Chicago svenue. belonging 10
1homas a. Hassom aud Charles w edes, ,osetsss With
nine dwsng houses we're derroyed bv IRE tDls morn
lnsufs1 toe S2oV
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OBITUARY..

Death Of n Prince oi Sinm.
LONDON Sept II, 1851.
Intelligence has reached here from Siam that the
Qnd her " tho King OF Siam 10 dead.
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Ship Clara Wheeler. from Liverpool for New York. 50
davs out sept TO- t ~ 81 loa 70 ~ 10y pilot boss hopa
nod.
bark Venus from London for Philadelphia Sept ial =
~, Ion 20 -. '1-r
Americas Porte.
West NYorx
For O.Ay Shipping News See NlnM PaoG
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A Dangerous S.msen.

An almost unparalleled quantity Of rain has fallen dur4sg
the summer. Vegetation has been wonderfully thick ard
rank and, decays unusual amount Of sickness
be expected unless proper means are taken to prevent
Fever and ague and bilious already prevail
alarming extent and the a advances and the maia-
night fogs beco heavier the sick LIT 10 kelly
Increase bo.h Ia the city aud the II h there
only act n common prude keep the vsi fsrcss IN
full tGat resist the unhealthy
OF the Reinforced bv the tonic operation los
LETTERS SION tCH BfrrERS. the system. howevee
and susceptible naturally will In nine ~
ten. successful combat Of poisoa
by which epidr nic- are produced.
Du ing the months of September October and Novemb-g
the ference between day and night very
aud the chilling drws and miss Of tn
profile causes Of Indigestion cholera mprbu disrr hra
and dysenrry Bearing this IN mind remember, si-o III
the BirrERS oaly invigorae the AID brace
the but specifically upon the bowels
liyer, those important regu lrty aud
tone 1t not cason BILE TO expect immuni from
lent hunts II no precautions taken them
HO.TErrERS BirrsRs pleasant 10 tbs
tasie aad the Of all safeguards against febs
ailments
sold everywhere. New York once s6 Dey street
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A. .
"how can ye bloom 30 fresh and fairy goes the Old
sc'tca son; Howl Why. thosr who show the loom 81
health on their che~ks tke PLANTATION BIT r..
VII CHI have the power OF fortifyns the dts
AMI Of regulating the digestive apparatus you
dy peptic weak, vsd Of energy Have ysn Lutte
tie, hctdAcc continued lsssitude and es,n II
spir ts' LAKE $. T:--IsN--x. and bloom and essy
wli return. TIL Bters have become house Old friend
MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet article, supe-
ricr 70 Cologne aud ~ half the price,
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vE.;se;;;,sss Ysisrr &c ca ,l Paris; 49,
awarded over ecnps,i.ors The hisnes, rremiu
Button hole Msshincs only rod medal for branca
See 1ncisl is q TArda and faasiAs e
medal q WHKELER Wilson's