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a COnvnlescent,s Statement Aner Typhus
Fever-A last physician induced TO try HoFF,s
MALT EXTRACT. Its taste delighted me; could take Il
without throwing 1t or Soon afterwards could digest
broth, then chicken. have left bed and enjoy
strength aud good appetite. w. MAIDHoF. lelEI.
bridge street New York. HoFP'S MALT EXTRACT
DEPOT, 642 Broadway.
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French Doctor. L. AIouchel. S32 broadway.
Pupil of Rcord; cures all Diseases specially.
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Bntcheior's Hair Dye.-The Rest In the
world the only perfect Dye harmless, reliable nsantas
Factory 81 Barclay street.
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General sheridan at Cleveland I'm Route 10
ColumbnA'
CLsvsrasD. Oct Is. 1857
General Phil. Sheridan passed throusS this city this
evening, route 10 Columbus and the wssn He was
mic. at the depot by enthusiastic crowd, ant after
thank them for the welcome and With cheers for she
"litus hcro, the train started or
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.Bankers., NIerchants, shippers. AEsnts:-
Note Paper 81 Envelopes, 81 10 per lV Sta
tionery Establishment, 70 Nassau street.
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MISSISSIPPI.

yellow Fever mt vicksbura.
MMPHrs, October Is, 1857
A despatch from vicksburg says no deaths have oc
CURED there during the past forty eight hours.
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As Faces Are of Mnny Styles. SO Should
Hats be- they GENIN'S, Sf3 Brpadw1e tue
most extensive retail Hat esablishment the Unitsd
States
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Bookkeepers, Set. Clieap.-Enyelcpcs, 81 -
l0VJ Splendid stock Account Books from auction.
Stationery ablshment, 20 Nv-sau strset
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Corns. Bunions. ENLARGED Joints md all
diseases OF the feet cured by Dr. ZAChAklE 00 broads
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Cristnd oro's Ilnir Dye.-The Best Ever Man.
ufscured. Wholesale and retail; also applied a. No y
Asor House
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Hill, the Inis,ItabIe. has Resumed iInir Cut:
thug Studio IS Duane street. Celebrated nfalble Ong1eas
for the hair. Sold BY all druggists.
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A Defiance.

A Defiance.
As i mouth cleaner and teeth preserver Dr. JOHESoNS
DELICIOUS AMERICAN TOOTH POWDFH dcfes the
world to produce Its equal Depot Ill East Twelfth street.
Sold by druggists
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Iresworrk for Buiidings.-JaMes 7. Jackse9
BROTHER, Tweny-eighth street, Second avenue nu4
Twentyninth street New York. msnufsc.arsrs II trea
and Partitions wrought and and Beams,
Columns Window Lntes and ss In great variety Of pat
Doors shutters sashes skyghts Rangs stable Pix
tures Roof Crosting for French roofs "a Particular
attention paid TO the manufacture Of nne CAstlnga
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A.-Fnvclopcs, 81 Is Per Thousand. Primo
auction lots Books and Stationery - Nassau street Ben
netts Metz opoiitsn block. j. w. ObklEN.
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A.-Notc Paper, 81 Per Ream. Whoicsaie
and retail Stationery and Blank Book Estabsshmen, "
Nassau street J. w. OiBRIEN.
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ST. DOMINGO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.
Everything appe

Peace Throughout the Black Republic.
HAVANA, Oct Is, 1857.
Everything appears 10 be quiet in st. Domingo
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Buy Miiirr,s Hair Dve,-Best and Chenpests
durable Sod by druggists. Depot IS Der st.
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CUBA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD.
stormy Weather mt Havana.
4

HAVANA, Oct is, 1897.
Tho weather here IL quite tempestuous
The steamer Raleigh, Captain Marshman, arrived TO.
day from New Orleans and calls this afternoon for New
York.
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Hyats's Life BaI.am. : theuma tism, Neyyrai.
Evil, ErysipeAs Old Ulcers Salt Rheum. Dyspepsia kver
Complaint Kidneys, tho worst cases Of npuTy ~ ~
blood certainly cured this pur~
Ger 81 per sold By druggsts Depot - drnld ~
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se e assortment Of Drcss shirts and Flannel shirts
scar Cuffs and collars will be kept hand for the sccoa
: o. BoUssoy, an Broadway, New York.
Cut QUA this address for preservation.
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Rey~l Havana Lottrry..Prizes Paid im
uod Information furnished. Tho highest rsto3 paid toF
Dor h1oons ard All kinds OF Goad and silver.
TAYLOR A CO.. BANKERS 10 Wall street, NJ.
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sitka Sable. $50 per set
GENIN, SIS Broadway.
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Eurturcaa, Persons should Not Delay In Pro-
curing Dr. SHEfMANS Rupture Appl anees and Curative
Ogdce 6T Broadway corner Of Fourth street.
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An Alleged Confidence Man Committed 20
Jail mt Springfield.
SPRrSoYIrLD Mass, Oct. Is 1857.
General Humphries the alleged notorious PittshsId
condolences man, arrested u Cincinnati was to-day com.
mted to jail in default OF $4,000 bonds await trial
for forgery. His true name Is w. C. Harding. and he
was confined In Fort Delaware during the war.
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RICHARDSON'S SUPERIOR BOSOM LINEN.
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MASSACHUSETTS


The InQuess Over the Riot Homicidc ut West
AeId-Strong Evidence Against the COnsta-
SrRixovTnp, Oct. 10, 1907
10 O'clock P. H. !
Tho coronsrs invest igaton into the killing Of John
T. Brooks, in the riot at wsstneld Saturday night
keeps the excitement In that town at fever heat Many
contradictory statements made, but nearly every
witness swears that at tho tmo the State constables
fred the crowd quiet the riot being entirely
over This puts matters in new phase, N Il has here
were obliged TO ERE In self defence The verdict Of the
jury OF inquest will be rendered on Wednesday.
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Nisht shirts Flannel Shirts White Vests scarfs uplsr~
Ac Will be made 10 order on the principle, snA
with tho same advantages.
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We Pledge Our Rcpntntiog Tor .me rsssrs~
msnt OF What We here declare Ia almost ess,y -
where tbs infant suffering ron p.n n,es sWsr MRS
WtNsIoW,s SOOTHING SYRUP has been n Admit
Cures and darrhoea sna WIN eo''o. e " " gu
late bowels. Price. IS cents potse
DO su rM 1ns '%iSsLow's SOOTHING syRur."
wrapper All others are base m'tAnohss
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Having had ife's experience in the Broadway trade,
can guarsntcc perfect satisfaction 70 the most fsscloua
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HAVE YOUR SHIRTS MADE OF YOUR OWN
MATERiALi
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wins. Tonpees aud Ornamental Hair
pesi duality Hale DYE ara usR Dyeink, ~ coiorss ~
BATCnKLORS. 10 Bond street.
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stuyvcsant bank stock for sale a Apply q
II. /. hELMBoLD, tsa B,ssdwsy.
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The Very Highest PRIZE. the Cross Of t isS2
GROVER a BAKER SEWING MACHINES At The Expo-
son Universce. Parts. 1851 thus suessns iher sress
superiority all other sewing machines sacsroom -
Broadway, New York.
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II Yon Want a Good, Lishs and Stylish Hat.
20 to VAIL b, lai Fulton street.

o. Bousson,
al BROADWAY NEW YORK.
NRxr DOOR BELOW ApPLErox's,
SHIRTS.
FAULTLEss FIT.
FAuLrLEss WORKMANSHIP.
rAULrLEss MArERIALi
READY MADE or MADE TO ORDER.
o,
NEW YORK MILLS MUSLIN
RICHARDSON'S SUPERIOR BOSOM LINEN.
~ shirts for .... 80
shirts Tor ..'...'''.'.'.'.'
Orders VIII be promptly executed aud forwarded With
despatch BY express otherwise all parts Of the eoun
SPECIAL TERMS win made FOR the making OF ass
Fancy shirts, or for shirts Or cheaper material
Tie money will be returned wasre the customer
Is dissatisfied
SHIRTS or FAULrLEss FIT.
rAULTLEss WORKMANSHIP.
To order. on measure. 81 81 each.
Se@.sns vii save 3 on one aos.n = MN: ss,,:
uenss,nen viii save So dozen Flannel shirts
HOW TO DO TT
HAVE YOUR sHXE afrs hApf OF YOUR OWN
Hsh, shrs Flannel shirs White vests scarfs cDlhs~
CUTS Will be made TO order 90 the same principle saa
taste. '-' '''''''
ss.o, a,or,msn, Of Dress shirt. Flannel shIrss
mediation OF custotners., s.ox a., 49,. ~. -
Cut QUA this address for preservation.
Re Hsysrs .,. Paid S.a I:
oaaSoons ard all kinds o. Cold and silver
TAYLOR co. bankers 10 wall street, NJ
a M: D.l sss u rr.-
osace syr broadway corner Of FOURTH street
maiES Er2s5 acga ,: ss: for sale
The very Highest PRIZE. the crs:: q ;. s !s
RsS SvnE a a' sxkT is sHwIsg SsehSf E.gS
suprory over Al other sewing machines sas'r00ms -
The Hold Eaas-rsnns wno .sssds e Uo sns
good view Of KNOWS store celebrated as.'.t e Nc
q BY efs'ffSS *. :i -
s soss was s.or noi Il mo No. Is Jas Broadway
Pssss Or Esg."so.Hu s:r .!. ss s..s
Sbsr. The inau, IL suffering pain and
vi 81 X sos soo sss'
Cures dy:snoTy ,, ssa $ s's senss SSe
lie SURE a 1ns e %ssliSsLows SOOTHING SYRUP"
having tho sc smis q Curt. rs,sa on The outside
Hss s.. :cf Ss:ss a s M:.s
\
ssg.ssRas ~ rs: d. broadway, : Q.
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The Hold Equcstrienne Who Ascen",e ~ o, W.
good view OF KNoxs store the celebrated Halter 10
92 proadvay corner OF Fulton street She Jaw tne e.osx
sylo OF Hat Int reduced by him AND doubtless TS
she not man. TO wesr 80 Mstoius M siNs'o' - -
town store 10 81 No. b33 Broadway.
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NEW YORK MILLS MUSLIN.
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To order. on measure. atsi eaci
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READY MADE or MADE TO ORDER.
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despatch BY express otherwise 20 all parts Of the souas
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DIED
/, aalh Instant, THOMAS BAR.

BARKER.--on the goth instant THOMAS BAR
bs me rsstyeS and friends of the family, also Monroe
Lodge MO- s8 Falls of Schuylkil Lodge NO, 4sI, l. o.
ofO II. and WyausingsTribe, 1. o. r. NJ, No. 60 are
respectfully invited to attend the Iuneral nom ms
late reedence, Falls OF Schuylktl, on sunday after
mon NEXT M O'clock without further notice. Fune-
raj 10 proceed 10 Leverington Cemetery,
FAGAN-On the 2eth instant, THOMAS FAGAN,
me relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend his funeral from the residence
OF his brother, Michael Pagan, No. 82e N Twenty
fourth street, on Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
HARRISON the 10th OF September, THEODORE
q. HARRIS, OF AtchsoDi Kansas, aged "a years, OF
typhoid fever.
LIAM w. KNITTING, Of New York, in the 5Ist year
OF his age,
The relatives and male friends of the family are
particularly INVITED 20 attend the funeral from the
residence OF b. w. Adams, No 1903 Spruce sire et
Monday morning. the Both instant at 10 o'clock A. NJ
without further notice.
WILSON.-On the 27th Instant MARY WILSON
relict OF the late George Wilson. aged So years.
Funeral from her late residence, corner OF Marshall
and Wood streets, Monday afternoon next Both
Instant, at o'clock. unterment ct FrankfOrd.
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OBITUARY..
Death OF PuniIia4.

Izzy Lazarus, the wellknown English pugi-
list, who died In this city on Thursday morn
menced last winter, was born in London on the
9th OF February, 1872, and, like many other
''manly art'' was evinced at an early age. and
after thrashing all his school-fellows and COM
to tight an Irishman, named McCarty. This
encounter resulted In favor OF Lazarus.
as did d many others in which he was subse-
prowess in the ring became SO we'll known that
none but tirst-rate men could be found to ops
pose him, and finally he was matched against
Owen Swift said to be the "best MAN. In Eng
land. After tremendous battle. Lazarus was
Swifps science being too much for him In 1852
Lazarus came to this country with his wife and
Bu11alo and other cities, finally settled down in
New York. Notwithstanding his love for pu-
man, and his drinking saloon in Oentre street
was as well condueted as any In the city. Lat
terly he had got excessively fat and it with
suited from disease OF the heart He leaves a
widow and four children. Harry Lazarus who
SONY. y Times ~
Death OF a Centenarian.
A lady named Mary Arnold. born in George
town, 5. O., In 1867, died at her residence In
Brooklyn, about $50 O'Clock on WednesdaV
evening OF the present week She was injured
some three weeks since by falling down stairs,
and this resulted in her death. The deceased
recollected very distinctly the closing scenes
Of the Revolution, and frequently told
at his residence in Franklin Souare- in the
city OF New York. The parents of deceased died
when she was but two years old. She removed
while young to Stamford Conn, and then
came to New York, where she remained threo
years, when she removed to BrookIyn 9ho
was one OF those who during the war of 1912
assisted in throwing up the fortifioations on
Fort Greene. Her health was good generally
having but once been attacked with severe iils
ness-that of yellow fever. Her habits were
systematic through life She was an early
riser, and always attended to the duties Of the
household as well, and perhaps much better
than younger persons. Until the time OF her
death her eyesight was very good, and she
could hem handkerchieis and do general
sewing She had one hundred and sixty de-
seendants, reaching to the fifth generation
Five children are living. the eldest being
IN. y Times -
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FROM BALTIM0RE TO-DAY.

Interesting Political News - Game OF
Baseball = HOnOrs to Hancock and
Sickles, Etc.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO EVENING TELEGRAPH.
BALTIMORE, Sept 28.-Robert T. Banks has
been nominated for Mayor by acclamatlon.
He is O secession Democrat It Is believed that
the Attorney Gen eralship rests between Albert
Richie and Charles w. Gwinn.
The Conseryative Convention met last even-
ing but did nothing except discuss PROPOSE
tion as to which party, radical or Democratic,
they could best sell out to; but IL has been de-
cided that they cannot give good title as they
have already sold themselves to the traitors,
and been gobbled up by the Democracy.
The Republicans have determined to enter
the campaign vigorously, and make nominal
tions for all the State offices
Our City Councils have determined TO give
grand reception to Generals Hancock and
Sicklts.
William p. Lightners funeral to-day was
largely attended by the Masons.
The champion game between the Maryland
and the Mutual Base Ball Clubs was won yes
terday by the former, scoring n to a.
The Israelites to-day, ahd all the other scots
to morrow, take up collections for Louisiana
and Texas sufferers by the yellow fever.
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United States Courts Of course the moyements Of the
Navy Department would be In accordance with me
decision. and there would be nothing for the con.
sideratIon OF this Court. Mr.. Stanbery only asked
time OF this Court in order to have tne TO consider
the matter. -. q. - -, a..
Mr.. Hirst 70 reply, but Judge Lodlow said the
Court declined 10 hear anything more. -.
Iudge Pierce said that as member OF the Court,
he would be most happy to comply with the request
OF the Attorney.G Genetal as matter OF grace. But
this was matter that should not be conducted Dy
courtesy and the reator entitled TO SPEEDY de-
termination OF the case and there being legal reason
for the continuance, he was In favor OF nearing Ihe
argument. - -.
Judge Brewster said that he wes in favor OF grant
Ing the request OF the Attorney General and thought
that Il should be done as matter OF ORDER t0r so
grave and important matter as this would not pc
decided until all possible light had on H. ana as
the argument In the other case would not be heard
until next Saturday, he thought all that was 10 be
said should be said ut once and tue AtorneyGeneral
should have time TO consider the matter.
He might advise the Secretary and the Oommodore
to return these boys Into the custody OF the civli
authorities and to MAKE apology for the refusal 70
obey the commands OF the Court He was la favor OF
granting the continuance.
Mr.. Hirst here consented to the continuance, ana
the matter went over until Saturday next.
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Latest Markets bv Telerraph.

BALTIMORE, Sept Is Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat dull and unchanged: prime red, S26O Corn duh
ano scarce wbite el25@I "a Oats steady. Rye firm;
prime Sl40GDl4. Provisions, active steady, and
unchanged. Cotton very weak; middltng uplands.
S21a@2S cents.
New YORK, Sept. 2s.-Cotton dull at % cent?.
Flour rm advanced 5000 cents; sales Of 5000 bbls
State, ss@lO5o Ohio, $9.9O@25O; Western, tS@pl2s0
Southern, sl0@l3 California. s115O0D135O. Wheat
frmer; advanced 105 GEMS: sales OF 10000 bushels
spring at 1925 amber State $2,S2: white California,
$2s5@12'9p. Corn quiet; mixed Western eI'3O0I 81.
Oats declining; sales 21 $50 bushels Chicago 767s
cents. Beef quiet. Pork heavy; new meas, s23'8lkR
1885, Lard quiet. y
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TIE FACTS AS THEY ARE

We began in 1861 to make IMPROVE
MEHrs ia the style and make of Ready
Made Clothing and continued d1s to dS s2sT2 sS
Improved year SO that the entire character Of the
business is now vastly better and totally
different from the systems OF the older
Our first idea is to learn exactly WHAT
Customers stead Of Persu aiding him buy what may
want IL % Utmost pains 70 fully meet HIS wishes
sIniso feet, cosyEEfEs RsEsTG BEST ADAPT
stories. LED for our BUSINESS OF hny IL - n t,,,
DS SusSEstts oSa estsSshment SiI being on the cor
,n Of three large streets Markets i1I Sixth:
s4S STeaS a'F Om s1se9 az drsons Eh
store is far better for customers than
MrSoHANTs KNOW that our sales are
larger than those of any other house In
The Philadelphs, in our line henSe Ss. we i have S
Purchsses get them at lower prices especially as
Icheapest, we SELL CHEAPEST.
sGH s.sosDs RsG 0SF air EaSSsa
moth.eaten, and tender fabrics.
A great saving in TIME, A good IDEA lea
,Ss ssS can Of Ps sy oaSn nSd Of tSs by
A ordinary Stores thrown into one We can
Great safely say our stock is UNnoUALLED in
TO SEE all styles under one roof Is Ger Ger
iRinly a great saving OF time TO custo-
We have 600 hands employed in the
Manufacture OF Clothing. who are con-
6S HGsy Soe Of ths daily P solo, siGck this gives
customeTs NEW AND AND FRESH goooS 70
f9 Is an 1ndsputed fact that this De
door. fronting on Minor street, has 40 40,
SsPs S e..
ment. and work manship, and those VINO pre-
advantages they do not receive else
DEDUCTIONS.
From ali OF the above we deduce this
to sS. that Oak Hall mas IN 'Re 'EstaSIsb
lment In the city. and, In addition, THESE;
st-A nIm composed Of young men Of the present
6etn,ehIsSSon' Ks fully In sympathy with the tastes
2d.-An insightiato the WANTS OF THE PEOPLE and an
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FRoM WASHINGTON THIS P. ~.
LsFEoIAE DssPATOHEs 10 HvHSrEO zuLssnArua


l9FASlAh ph5fAIOHha 10 NVHHINa TNLngRAruA
WASHINGTON, Sept. 40.
Captain Charles L. Brown. E7tb rrO,..,
Staies Colored Troops, has been tried by court
MAJ tial by order of General CANDY aud found
ence stores. The court sentenced him 70 be dis-
missed the service, pay fine Of two thousand
III, sentence has been approved by Gepersj
Candy, who has directed Brown to be impri-
soned In Fort Macon till the fine Is paid Brown
Is from Massachusetts.
Personal.
Hon. Samuel ]. Randall. General Isaac Leeoha
and Colonel William b. Sipes, prominent Phila-
oelphia Democrats, arrived this morning, II "
supposed on political mission.
CancellIng the National Debt,
The Secretary of the Treasury has received .
notification from the executors of the last will
and testament of Captain Ralph s. Fritz, late Of
San Francisco, that said testator has left the
United States the sum OF S20,O 600 In trust, to be
applied towards cancelllng the national debt.
The executors express the hope that "this legacy
may be but the forerunner to numerous similar
exhibitions of patriotism to be made BY other
been greatly blessed; that he has an undying
attachment to the Government, the best one
that as he was too old to render service In the
field TO put down and punish the great
duty duty to contribute towards the payment
OF the debt incurred in that patriotic Work.
American Securities I'm Germany.
Our Consul at Frankfort, in writing TO the
departments Ol SIAJeb says Jnhg u AeduiuB huan-
cial paper of that city remarks, rather strik-
ingly, that the increase in the demand for
American securities is easily explained by the
circumstance that the United States are
making an advantageous exception from
all the other States of reduced our
renoy: for while the latter are Obliged to cover
their expenses by the contraction of new loans,
under more and more onerous conditions ana
are thereby more and more embarrassing their
finances, the United States are successfully
working for a reduction of their public debt
and q consolidation of the same by paying Oh
their obligations at short maturity.
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RIvERsIDE EINsTITUTE.-Althoughs sufficient funds
have been realized to secure. beyond doubt the per-
manency of the Riverside Institute, still, If we can
Judge from the great interest manifested. the people
are determined that this much needed home for SOL
iers' and sailors orphans shall be established In
such that its usefulness and benefits VIII be
more widely dfused than was originally anticipated
by those who commenced the good work. The sale
of shares. guaranteeing beautiful steel plate engrav
ing and OF the worth of presents to be dis
tributed still progresses rapidly at the Office, No. 1925
Chaannt atreet.
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A Rat with EIgh. Men picI.ed Un At saa.

The Savannah N eIOS and Herald of Monday
says-On Saturday the sloop Miriam and Caro-
line, Captain Lyon, arrived at this port from
Blufiton, S. O., having on board eight men who
were rescued from raft of timber which had
gone out to sea. The raft came from South
Carolina. The manager OF the same, white
man, being asleep when 1t reached the mouth OF
the river, IL was carried out by the tide TO sea.
They found themselves passing the ship Tas-
mapia at Tybee, and called for a rope to secure
the raft but being unheeded, they were s"1bps tbs
along until opposite Tybee Light, when wxS ss
seven colored men and one white ahIatad by
We're brought to Savannah, as aDoxg9 bsing left
the Miriam and Caroline. Inc Itts tha breakers,
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