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" Ysrs are Cenb La whom Tcted arc purcnneq
Wv ' FRANCIS CHASE, w
SUPERINTENDENT.
rssrlAxb, April 10Th, Iss7.r ircD ir9 fosa
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DELICIOUS,

nR A. JoIINSON'S AMERICAN TOOTH POW
II DER 10 the CREAM of all Preparations 10
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sale by Druggists GRO. b. GOODWIN q Co.
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Death 10 Pin-WOrniS!

ma. GOULO'S PIN.wORM SYRUP Is
~ tho only remedy for theso most troublesono
and dangerous VI all worms that infect tho human
system. II is also the most efectuai vsrmifnge
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tic, and beneficial TO health. Warranted 10 cure.
and all druggists. ..
All those suffering from CuRoSic DISEASES, In
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In its various stages. &C., 40, should have copy
% Dr. ID ID. ChAso's Guide 10 Health. for which
40 are sole agents for tho u. g. Prescriptions
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Address EDWARD PAYTON & 90, Boston, Mas
Agents wanted In Maine, Rhode Island and Conn.
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Bankrupt Notice.

.'t. e.. DisYRIcr CLsRK's OyYick,(
! - Portland, May y, 1857.
lDBkSONS tutending 70 avail themselves OF the
i provisions OF the bankrupt Act, lawyers and
all others concerned are hereby modified that the
undsrslgnsd expects 20 DO able % supply Mt reason
able rates all those requiring them, with Blank
Petitions on or before June lst proximo.
In order 70 insure uniformity In the papers u ID
expected that parties WISHING for blanks Will OBJ
tain then ~ tks once. = -... 80
All fees must DO paid In advance, Is no accounts
will be kept With any one, whether Register,
AsaFrss. Commissioner. Attorney or party.
AL lsttsrs 10 which an answer 10 expected must
enclose sufficient stamps 10 pay The return postage
~ VA. r. PREBLE, Clerk,
3wN - Us. d. Q. Maine.
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+" BuV Ne, and I'll Do You Good. II

Use DR.. L..sisy'.. Zee, ..d nsss Ri,.
sers for Jsuadice, costiveness, Liver Complaint
iiss.l.sns, Dsov slnsss. and all dissases arising
nom DiserSsrsa StemseA. Torpid L,sr asf Bod
Biesi, TO which ell persons are sah,ecs ~ spring
Hostou and by ali dealers In Medicines.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-27
rgE RECENT susc, isrs IN KINGS COUNTY.
The Prisoners up fer ExHmInation-A Hest .
MON nt of Prop rty ClnIMsed.

The Prisoners up fer BvHmInatf0n--A 1887 Oh
Com pIal nts-Ans0uDt ofPropefty tiaimed.
Yesterday tho prislnoN-Th0mss hcCnuiey and
Jsfaas Talbot.-whe arr accused Of committing over
twenty burglahes in the county towns, were taken
before Justice Buckley, al the police headguarors for
examination. The prisoners, o. course, plead not
guilty but IN private Conversation McCauley II Is said,
has spoken quite freely OF OF his etpolts Mrs.
Barney williams visitcd the accused and hsd quits
n lengthy chat uilh him In reference 10 ths
t,annor In which her hout5 entered Tho prisoner
visited tho house . week before carrying or any
properly, and, whoa naked Why be LEFT 10 suddenly,
said that whom raising OF tho windows he hoard tho
burglar alarm inzls While IN the house on ths night
10 robbed Il ho happened 70 observe tho psstor Ias
bust OF Mrs. W., when be held tho hhor CARLO
under the moss OF The image sni hurned u BACK. he
creased the thoroughly, taakug The 1870 look
rather ridiculous. German named Broitc, who came
10 soma % the property which lad boen recover
ed By the dctecyss ssd the prisoner kcCsusy looked
vsry much Ike tue VINO wrs az his house 40 said
he irad tho man. W. Immediately turned and nred a.
him McCaulsy has been Visited nearY every day since bis
con1nemcEl, By his vito ard brothers, who are deeply
dsrossod over biz unhappy oondtion lesy we're qulte
ignorant Of his crmeg end yostsrcay when visiting
hu, bis brother went Ike child. The pr gorci8 wor0
confronted vosterisy wlh tuoniv-ono Complainant,
al on -nom had r,ads afaays aTsinfI them, nnd ,den
tfd various goods WI ca had been recovered by INC
detectives Ihs tOliorag arc the nsnes Of The COM
piarAnia and iho ataGr n Of property GAINED uy oe
trr julia Mauh8ws Fletbush, $50; Yrs Barney Wit
Iilra8 New Utrecht, t00 Hsny Wal, Fluenine. $500
Afrat r. Bretlei Tsianda, $50 y. G. Jownsond NsN
Utrecht Sl00; EinEa Peat, flaibush, sl2j SAMUEL W
AIS; T. O. Church. Fort Hamilton, slt0 thmes Fol-
mar New utreeh. f4oJ Augustus D Failing Fiatlsnds,
1900; Nr. Vary c,oose Wabash $50 tuns 30 saf-
fsw Utrecht sl1j John Eodslcn, Douglas nrsot n'st
Glove road $500 Aliel Dsiars cAfnar.ls $50 J.osa
y wata, New Utrecht, f800, Victor Voorhss' fi1<
lands 500; Horny senam, ElSilsaes, 400, Nry v
animation Ia each OF TIC chsrgop, and T0fa COMMITTED
| ts sNell me aciiOa OF ths Gland jury.
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGEWCE.

T,r CssE AuLEoEo FALss Par gscxs.-TEe exsHHa-
toa Of H. Plumb, Assistant Engineer Uuited States
Navy whose made saturday sht last on
eompia Mt 81 John w. Jones' prophet Of the Wal
Hous. z. D. 10 have taken rlare before Justice
Da ley yesterday )rung; bus owing 70 the nona,tend
after hts appre1cn tbs was adjourned. The
complaint IL the effect Mr. Plumb engaged board
fron tne Complainant for h,Is and family n ian ..
for which ne rendered note On cerfsiu H. Brsdsy.
which mel hoaoFed when presented tv Ms yoros
Owing TO me position o. the psre IN sse osss hS
aoes.
SINKING or TCGsoAT.--Tho tugboat L.pharn, Captain
Thomas Norris. struck by q squall wh,io towing
schooner OF Ken, street. Greenpoin shout Eve O'Clock
She was valued az as 900 She li be ras.d this week,
and 10 deemed probab!s that 5000 will repair the
damage sustained.
a wonAx AND Child FcUED SHAVING TO DHATH-A
woman named Mrs Lydia King and her child thir
months old, residing IN tenement house la Flush
ing avenue Cypress Hill plank real, Eastern Dis.
trio discovered early hour yesterday MORN
ing 10 q dying cand,ion, to which they reduced
from sheer starvation Inc unfortunate pair pie-entod
most shocking and ornaciaca appearance 9hen found
by OF tho tenants who happened 10 enter abe
through curiosity not having the woman or her
cnila for some days previous. II appears that the
wretched woman had boon abandoned by ner hnebaud
days since and she, being taken Ill preferred 20
ssrvs rAhor than exposs bcr cordition. The police
notified OF tho circumstance and medical Aid was
proonred she was sent o tho county Hospital. TO-
gother with little chid who're blt slight hCpos
entertained for their recovery.
WEEKLY MoRrAIuY.--Ths weekly mortality reports
chow the number Of death. In Brooklyn during the past
week 10 no ga. of tho doceaacd M men, 20
women. lIs bows and o7 girls The principal diseases
we're az follows --Cholcra ntau,utn, co. dysonery, Ia
disrrho,a. ~ maraamus, 20; coIrumpon rs; fevers,
IS; accidental injuries. a; sucide |. and old age e.
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METEOROLOGICAL.


observations Last Week.
Ias records Of ms.scgoiogy or week ia tie raro
Observatory - W show an evenly graded decline IN The
rangs OF heat from mean Of IS 10 on Sunday the Isth,
10 6s.a On Thursday, The 2zo and r.ss 10 the same
proportion 20 7Sls saturday. The following shows
how regular has been the ihsrmcmericsl descent ss4
subsequsns upward tendency ;--s;nday 1910 Monday
ITO; Tuesday, list; Wednesday. 1888 ana Thug,
day. $3.50. On Friday came Eesctou, the mercury
ascsadng 90 &C. aad 90 Saturday 20 TsIa Mean toe
the Weok 1855 Maximum a. two P u. Sunday, IS 30.
Minimum Of two p. NJ Friday, az. Difference. % so.
Tho oarometrca records show marked sisadnesss
the range between sxtrsmes reckoning but inte ovef
and Thursday, Friday and 6stugdsy ths barometer
showed bet little perceptbls variation The three conseo.
utvs days following Sunday had average day %
20 0SS: the weekly mean 20 97l, maximum Of
A. NJ, Tuesday so oso. minimum seven A. ". Friday
e. so3: difference or range 0.23f
Tho course OF the uind steadily southwest bv wee
from Sunday morning till Monday morning, when Z
altered point but again rsversd at 70 lie pre-
vious course eff the evsuins Of Monday. when cheees
10 northeast by north and retained northern 0ndsac9
till Saturday morning, when Il shifted g west
Tho week remarkable for rain. We bad Gvvt.
Gus visitation on Aoudsy. Tuesday, Thuredey. FrdeX
and on Saturday very slight sprlnkiing q 6:1 -
The duration Of actual rain was twenty hours and
minutes; depth fallen, I II in0h.
On Monday, between 100 asd $50 2. u, ~ Weee
treated TO tho noise OF thunder for space Of twenty
eight Lainutos. II WAS part Of 0reoee1 eeeem 49,
passed around "a. tho progsss o! which was llssine
hoard
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIaENCx.
JerNey City.


ALLEGED AIrnrr At MuHozR Henry 0ttengor,
German. was before the Recorder yecterdny on the
charge Of Philip Biruer, residing at 2s5 South Third
street, who complained that SATURDAY. evening last
while oonversng In his own yard with John spp aud
rdbs Auko,s. tue prisoner 10 the back door Of
his OWE house ationipg No 2s6, and ds,harged e
believed The intention OF niarisc k,ias or ~oandios
tAen ihs pr,sossr. Who va svsdsnty aoorios undcr
az Of insanity made no explanation aad w' com
Co,oT.s's rxoUrsr-Tne Coroner held an inquest on
8 india, Afternoon on the rsmAas Of Mary McCnrmick
cd aftseu who died suddenly Saturday sf'crroon.
Tho deosassd had long bean Of unsouud mind md vas
astaekst Saturday with chiiu and fveE after which
Or unexpected deuiss ,k pac. rho jury returned
vxIc. 70 the effect that deoeesed 70 her death
by natural Causes 20 ths Jury unknowa."
New Brupswick.
Tas CHARGES AGAISsr THs Rev. Ms Trsa.-Tbs Rev.
DR.. Stubbs has Published card In rotation 70 the
charges preferred against the Row Mr. Tying. Of New
York. He says There is no personal focng involved
In tbs cas-; is no party m 'ssars; Is not iocn'
MATER II IL Of onnmoa Interest aud affects ths whole
Church in the csanrv Tho rvecHni gentleman states
further that he not sc'e on his solo responsnly
ane hat all that has boon dore was with Tho coan ,e
aud advice OF tho bishop Of ta docese and May ead.
ing ciergvmen and itynsu; TIA. he joiuod ia tho
preecn'rnent bs tho Rw D. Bags aai bv ssbor
are in ok ~ csnoeS deeisaod 10 protect
the miutefs and a'iors OF to Oh rch from any
INVASION OF their RICH aud territory, and 'r,ra
any oia Of tho prescribed fos o! paslc worship.
Tho pre- crvaton ~ prac. aud uniy depends np"n
the faithful observsn Of thr'c st.G;es, end whct-
eyor they have been Ia rugged disorder c.d strife have
he the consequence Troubles or this KIND Eave dS-
reaud no. q could hep It, d.tIr6 the dioces, OF Nav
Jersey and az 10 tho easiest wsy u hndBr miscier
by stopping in the sesnninG, havs underworld 10
prevent further and greater evils by prompt resistance
This Is about tho Rf& of the There NAV 10 son,0
mr. quest,ans nvosef, but the chef quest on rs
simply Of iar which {. tho mstsr OF our peace aud
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

Proposition 10 Instruct the Judiciary Gem.
mittee to Report-No Quorum Present, and
IN Early Adjournnsnt In Consequence.
ALsANr, August 90 1857.
The Convention met at seven o'clock, Mr. TolGsr.
President pro t 10 the chair Several petitions were
presented and referred
Mr. FsaRy offered tho follow!rg:-
Whereas The session Of Convention 10 approach s
oiose and reoort having been made from the Committee
the judiciary therefore
Resolved That they instructed report sysem for
the Judiciary Indicated by them. The motion laid
the table aud ordered TO be printed.
calisd. Lost
Mr. GssELzr said 10 was privileged question and did
NOT need vote. Any member could demand that the
roll be called.
Tho CHArR said this would determine whether Or not
there quorum present.
The roll was called and aixty I've members answered
70 their nsme2 There not being quorum present. Mr.
AtvoRD moved 70 adjourn, which was carried and the
Convsaon adjourned 70 ten o'clock TO- morrow morning
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
For tho better acc0rnModat on OF ~ public.
THE MERCHANTS UNION EXPIt.SS COMPANY
Have established Ranch Receiving Ohces st the folo~a4
named placee "a New York ots Isd vie-niy, VIII
Tss ErosdsHr.
afS BrosdwAy.
fh1 Broadway.
Corner of Hudson Gsj leonard s,rcots.
- Third avenue. corner o. TIKI n n street.
30 Third avenue, corner 81 EWeaty acc sud stiect.
Eisth avenue, corner OF Thlrtv-fcurth s,reet.
Sixth kvnnue, corner of t9tiy.EiEth street.
Vi vigith evcaus corner 81 fCur'eeutb street.
25t Eighth avenue, cora'ss oy Twenty third srcet
al tishth avenue. corner OF lhlrtv-hIth street
75a Eighth avenue. ccirssr az Ftty ssccnd street.
slt riird avenue. corn tr OF rhlrty.hrst street.
e9 Third avenue. corr ,cr OF Forty arss street.
7i4 Third avenue.
Fourth avenne e. OF Thii,y--rront street.
1SD Sixth avenue, CO fner OF 1hirtccnl street.
45i Sixth avenue. OF Tweniy.ecverth stre0t.
~ Exchange place. jersey CitY.
$50 NEchngr1 p .fccA CITY ta rqdafo Br10klyu.
Fulton avcnuc 5ruer OF inv street, Bscnklvu.
FULTON svcruc nrUer NJ Nashin street, Nrooklyn-
Gourt street., 90 go.ite at WGrrca street. brooklyn.
81 South seven th street. William h.IE
t10 Hrani sire ~ W,iii-nrburg
S3 9rsno str srt, MtliEmgbwrL
Paokgep LEI either OF these r-oes orders Tor he
transportation Of packages viii ~ rrnnty attended, 10
"A ts lnf,4 81 the Merchant Union Trrss Company
extend all poais North N 9F northwest ana -ogt.i
west they c6ar aupe Tor ctrs for tho ranrnsson on
gcli silver. notes. valuable and freight re-tnces
P1tcul Ion paid % tho eonecon Of notes. dr@tss
usits
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In the EveninE Telegram

In the Evening Tciexr"" .
WILL BE rousD DAILY 1.
ras LArssr ssws IRON. EUROPE ny cAsaE.
SPECIAL TBLRaRANs FROM ALI PARTS or
AMERICA. :.
!LAsnss FROM ALL r.Hrs. !.
ALI! raE LOCAL NEWS 1.
roLIcE AND COURT nArrrR:s i.
LAroR MOVEMENTS. !.
sPoRTIyd IETgLttGgSGv FROM ALL rARra or
- THE COUNTRY. 4. /.
NEW JERSEY LoSl ISLAND. wEsToHEsfER AND
STATEN ISLAND NEWS /.
GUIDE AND DIrE0roeT OF ThE WAYS or
LEAvlNa MY YosK !.
A rAa1Ly xAnK.r n.pos', BEING GUIDE 70
noUssKsEPGss AND scooKss .
MARRIAGES ANo DEATHS. /.
LIST OF. rue s.vISas B!Sxs ~ raE CRY. t.
guS Ayusrsrsr: IN :nE .arncroLIs !.
personal. tSTEILiassor. /.
ozsrnAl NEWS or 'ns DAY. {,
ocssrr,. rAcEuA. AVID ::osTay /;
&c: &C.. &c. .
TEE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS THE LtRdEst
CIRCULATION or ANY EVENING PAPER
PUBLISHED.
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REMOVAL or sICELes AND PoP;--srT0a AND THE TsausE
OFFICE BILL.

fwsshinrton correspondence OF TIE Boston posLl
The successors or Generals sicss and Pope have not
yet been determined on, but 10 thought that they will
10 relieved before the close o. the wees Tho question
was asked the President to-day, why there DE-
satsfsction with Generals Ord and schofeld. He an
swersd, Bscauss they attend to their leg innate bust
ne7s, aud are executing the reconstruction acts accord
ing 10 their true intent and meaning They have not
attempted 70 play the partisan. but simply TO do their
duty"
The fact has j1st leaked out here that Mr.. Stanton
prepared Wnr1s' amendment 90 the Civil once Tenure
tiil, BY which Cabinet Ministers were included. And
yet his denunciaton IN Cabinet meeting OF that para
Graph ns.I;utnuu induced President johnson to
deyolvs upon him tho duty OF preparing nossage
vstoipg the bill
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EsE N s.s.risl.

S1RsroUs. \. v, August &C. 1901
The brNE store srcupisd ~ Say9s Bro,hcg, corrsr y
Church erect and The rsro took Ore AZ eight O'Clock
this evening" ftUm kerosene, whch tha clerk vas
drawing. lhe stock, consisting o. groceries LIQUORS
&C. valued 20 sl2 o1o, an dol,roJed Insurcd ios
5000 or $1,000 ". v. ssylos' family, hyng over ine
store, barely escapod. tne bo0ss wore sl dostoysd
The builBs belons II 10 Gsorge q. TnIo oi Hoe York
and vfsuJued ~ $500. which IL fuilI assured ire
sleq A9s sta-s wooden balidpgs near tho s'oe "cis
sav0A hae slefan FIRE enrlnsl were eH9elvA
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thought that before going 80 long journey would 60
South and say 'soodbyn 10 part OF my family and 20
many Of my kindred who were ia New Orleans Baton
Rouge and Pass Christian took my last ohsnce 20 pay
that visit and much Interested ard occupied In
shst even declined all outside social calls at She re-
quest Of my hospstls friends and wh:n get through
with my domestic mission left. H.,
Ihsvs the honor to be. General. very respectfully
L. h. ROUSSEAU.
General q. &. 9RAsr. Commanding United states
army. /.
r.S-As the above charges have reached the eyes OF
the Presden, have taken the liberty 10 send him .
copy OF thls reply. l. a. q
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FROM THE EVENING IelgsRlm 0f YESTERDAY.

Cabinet Chungcs-ShRdoyvs Of Coming Events.
wisutEoroy. August &C. 1861
The Iussuigeacer this morning ha, very long leader
headed "A contrast " in which, after denouneiu. STAN
ton for his refusal to resign. It states that tbs resgns.
ton OF every otsr member OF the Cabinet has besn
PLACED at the disposal OF ire President II asserts TIA.
Mccuoch viii probably be retained for that to accept
his resigns,ion myh. impair confidence Ia
rites abroad arr perhaps produce ouch sIl would
send our bonds hurynS back Tnc article 10 evidently
Inspired,
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yAlrsHT NEGROES ls sicYyOSg.
General Schonelds Decision Regarding
Tbeu-They Are 60 be Sent Out OF the City
Under the state Poor Laws.

KlCHuOFn, va, IuNIss %, 1861.
General scaohcd has decided that the State Poor lava
shall DO ENFORCED with reference 70 the paupcrs TO whom
the FreeiIa,u's Bur1au han ceased giving ralona by
this Decision ell The black vagents WHO crowded 70 ,o
cities OF Virginia after TIE c1sa o. the war viii be ro
turned 20 tho respective counties where they AFRO Gill
gems The pauIef whites viii 20 treated the sane way.
Tue City Connect Is abou, opouns Hew ansheuss Tor
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NEW: Fson SAB FRANCISCO.

Saw FRtSUs0o, AuglEt -. 1897.
Ships a. San Francisco have Ersat difficulty IN getting
crews owing combination Of tho keepers OF s,lors
boarding houses.
Most VI The cargo Of the thip Blackwell-vhch was
badly damaged bv IRE yesterday -bss been tchniBed
In damaged condition. The ship v0 Insured IN Boston
fer $4,000
nsst movement IL In progress for the free disirbu
ton OF from s- 10 C' thousand acres OF outsie lands
10 The cit gems snu Francisco The question strongly
Affects local polite
The ship, Manchester, from Valparaiso, Ani Caro-
wi.oa, from Kodiak, haze arrived hero
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1uE MnaL ElLLuatNI lrNI hkN. h \.

Respecting tho -scant failure d Samuel Lamb 3 Co,
wool dealers, ~ Fort hnn, Washington county, tn THE
state toe Troy Tir,el ssys;-
We understand their Liabilities are about alsO0o0
and sssets about stc 500 81 mstrs.crrst goods snA
mil worth $40 600 Tts failure probably iaducsd
by tho sls9snsog di bthtt vaftsa 0as Of t<Q Of The
rriaoips trussl... wei ~ oze .. tho city na',nal
sAas VI Tfey ritz hssIy ~ tAis tNlSgs.
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skHDVs AcfiDsrT TO ERwssoN Al hAsftes'-nnho
w &bhuy tSI-sss dawn train Was passing ths dspos 81
BEsi'nzs on shs Hudson River IlAaoat yss.fday
morplu<, nsrsboy named Charles stewart soou,
ftsss,A ysars Of eye residing 10 New Yorh, hicmpWo 70
yss cn bos-x the rear car, and in doins o. nsrovy
ersgad 'Jslps killed I, sppssrs he had 'aissn h.s
S@sae OF papers tho platform Of ths car ~ Wans
tbAr voynR follow struck IN TIE agt ~ Va: hon
~ ~ spd hurled 70 .hs gfognd With rnsoo y,olssco
Zoe unfortunate Soy vas n otee r'sesd ooasr We cav
s,sd thae ne bad rissiusd ssTeie fy ia w lse' We
iron hating lnnictod deep sssi " RS GsseS - fN
Efssaa<yS lYn,Ysd II .a5 fey,
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Al 4 D 4 n a.
SPECIAL Consequences Of TINE ueaALa

ReGIstratisn Completed In the stats-Whitc
and Black Jury.
MONTGOMERY, August 20. 1887,
O'Clock p. n. I
Registration 10 this State Is completed, but full 70.
turns are still lacking from several countsa The 70.
thus far received givewh'tss $3.50; blseks,
81, 62<; total, 100 40.
jury was empAns,Ied in this city 70 day, under the
rscent order Of General Pope com posel u half blacks
and half whites
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cuaard mail steamship lave will leave eoseen
on wednesday for Liverpool.
The mats fof Europe viii close In tails city u
quasr-pas. enc and halfpsst avo o'clock on Tuesday
afternoon. ~
Tho Nsv YoRE RssALD- Edition. for Earops--wtl. b
ready at ten O'Clock on Tuesday morning.
Single copies, ia wrappers, ready for ms'l'rg ~
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DEATH Or A. 6. HAxxesu. us HARTFORD.

HAEIEoRp, Conn August 20, 1857.
A. O. Hammond, formerly President OF the National
Exchange Bank, uad FOR suao President OF tho xer-
chants Saving Loan sad TrcsI Company, o. chicago,
died this forenoon or chOlora morous, O. Wos,brcok,
where ne visiting for the benefit OF the air His
life issurcd FOR s25 600 in tbe Hartford oloe, Mr.
Hammond was hfty.ssvon years Of ago
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-27
TEE CUBA CABLE
.FscAL TELEGRAM 70 THE seaALu.
PcsrA Rosa, Fla, August 2S.
VIA LAKE CRY. Auauat "a l3df.

PcSrA Rosa, fls, August "a, q
VIA LArs CiTS, August 20, 1857
The lhos and OF the cable was tsvsd ashore today
ey'h steamers Lsaapse aad Emily and II the weathsg
Is fair will bs aid by the latter s.ssnsr tomorrow
seven miles out to the steamer Narva The wafer tee
shallow for The Nsrva to come nearer
BY Tuesday morning the Nsrya will b ready 10 lay
the deep sea cable 70 Key West, should favorable an
svsr % received from the London consSactsrs - 10 the
completion OF the line.