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a Modern Drinkisg song.


Fill high the bowl with Fuse! OH
With Tannin let your cups be crowned
III Sfrycbnne's generous Juice abound! 7
Let Oil Of Yitriol cool your brains,
Or. animated atoms brew
Aud FIJI your arteries, hearts and veins,
With glee-an infusorial glue
Winei That died out In So
What fool would have il back2 And how
The "cup that loiu inebriate
And never cheer" they sell us now.
The conscious water saw its God
And biushed. what of IT, Don't vou faeI
That water knows the Drugger's rod :
And bushes now-with Cochineali
Ah-h Fragrant fume Of Kreosote!
BewitchiDg bowl of Prussisn Blue
Who would not soothe his psrching throat
With your mild offering, Mountain Dew ~
Stronger than aught that racked the frame
And shook the mighty brain of Burns.
surely, yen set our heads afame,
Whenever his festal day returns
Bring on the Beer-Fresh Copperas foam
win Alum mixed, 10 powder fine,
How conld my foolish fancy roam
In search Of whittier froth than thineg
Thy Indian Berry's Essence spread
Through amber wavelets, sparkling clear.
Benumbs dull care-strikes Feeling dead
And narcotics Shame and Fear
v.
Far down thy bubbling depths, Champagne
Drown'd Honor. Love and Beauty lie
They fought tn unequal fight in vain
Shall we, too. merely drink-and die?
Sweet Acetate Of Lead, forbid!
Fill every drink with pangs-and tell
What tortures could-and always did
Anticipate the stings Of Hell! Boston Post.
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OFFICIAL.
PETITIoN........


To the Honorable Common Council Of the city Of New
Orleans: ~ w "a -'''
The undersigned Owners of Real Estate which fronts or
and Joledano respectfully petition your Honorab
Body to order said portion Of Charles street side
between Ivof Circle street and Toedano street to be paved
with the Patent Hicoisen Pavement 80
Michael GerIon, 81 feet
Mrs, q MccauIia p FEET"
J; NJ Reid, 81 feet inches.
f. :. Keep, g. feet.
II g Grover u feet.
y. Goldsmith, Ill feet.
Isaac norcnmer, ~ feet.
=; j. Weiiman, agent 26 feet.
Charles II. Lee. 81 feet.
Henry KOpman. II feet.
Mary Regain, 81 feet.
J. P. Newman, for the NJ E. Church IS feet.
mrs X. h. Walker Sc ct.
Louis e: d5omergne. per pro. ola, GO feet.
g; ]; Ferguson. los feet
CHARLES Jumonvlle 81 ieet
y Htlzmann l36 feet
M Mann per Well Son, 2s feet.
gosephine Hutchinson. per A @. Hutchinson, 8 feet
7. ?; Fitzgerald 1hean, 26 feet.
A. Ma-chand, 81 feet.
Daniel HO,dsrith IS feet.
W T. Richards, l3s feet.
=. II Harris, 100 feet.
Mrs. NJ V. Brynon, 26 feet.
S H H;'laaf" is s feet ssst
James Byrne, 30 feet.
J. S. S'ning. SO feet
Charles Gallagher. 60 feet.
MRS A. NJ. Jennings. per Forneau, So feet
r n Cumm ngs, Ia feet
MIS-. Q: i. Watkins 80 feet.
J. j. Webster 81 feet
George W. West 6 feet.
Chss d 0hSIsh tutor etc minors of & H. Thorn feet
thur McGrirk, 100 feet.
J.. N Russia % feet
smith Mckenna l2S feet
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A boy in Kelloggsville, Michigan. whose nose
vas made to bleed during q playful scuffle, died
in few hours from the uncomfortable hem.
onhage.
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RRICE sIoEWALKs. RoRDERxD BY CURB
spo wooden Sgsr on the south ofGavs street,
NEW ORLEANS October L. 1853
TO the Honorable cOumbn COansn of the City Of New
osntemenhs undersigned property holders and rs.aso,,
epIesent that the grsde Of the between Bsronns and
higher the eo 1s s niS os.9
are 70 Ss Ss :. THAT s rest
reaching there without and entirely prevents ali from
Of By the very imperfect drainsg street '-''''
viii ny aSs ~ s pray that your honorable bodies
and prevent the great ineonvensnce which the
Commanding our petition your early favorable con-
Syadss and GrsSs1 ssssts feet
HUGH MCCAIN, 81 feet Grav,er.
SusravE KRaN by.o KRHN. % feet aravIsr street
IRAScois lzcResx' Is rsst s aTss.r street
rpo, hAL INA sUG%U, &c feet Gravier street.
| PIERRE CAUTERou, s feet GrAvier ,trs.t.
Ioe@ number Of running fees IN petition, 22s
| THoTTOIRs EN- BRIQUEs, BoRDBs DE
Gravler, entire bsronne ct Dryades.
| sovykEIE-o ORLEANS. IL ocsObre 1863
Honorable cOnssi coumun de la VILE do la Eouyele-
Meeurs-Less oussipr Il; proprs.aIr,. q.
rue SrsveT 60 este VILE
AIDES ete bsasss AZ 're ss Iues saronne 81 Dry
V en- soSsaa Sss ss S
goui orsqu peut les iss bsnquettes sont compesm.1t
s .0ns pend des heus
par les moyens tres impar is De cette rus '' s'ouie
AIMS mantenant rttionnaires pren vos ho,orah..
corps dordonner que eets soft a proprs han
Is , ~ I'm sous lequel sOnt places
serieusS nOtrs petition votrs favo
servitspTs nous nines tres respectueusemeut
an. "a G.AuDN encOigaare Dryades Graver IS psds
HUGa keOANN. 81 psas rue eravisr.
sM wKrAT NJ ,nTi par g. Krhn, p Piod'.
EE4NCois IIckoPPx ss pied..
teT pre- N LIMA sUegU, 20 pies.
PIERRE cANTt ROT, s pIses,
Nomb retotal de pieds dat sia petition 223.
pETITIOs. .4i-..............PErITIoN
l.
Hsw ORLEANS, Jsnuary S, 1880
To the Honorable Common Council Of toe city Of NJ
Orleans ~"
The undersigned. property owner. fronting on prv.,..
pstion yeur honorable body brcE sidsys
Washington es and Your q SAD
JIM wsld. lS6 feet
PEIiTioN..........."-.... .........PErITIoN-
foUvrLLK ORIxass sJsnvfsr 1854
a psonorsbe Consen ccnnan de Ia vile de s Eouveue-
Ms.seurs-Ls soussignes proprst.irss f.Isspt f.os.
os Drysdes domasosnt ycre honorable de airs
nord de Ia dits rue psrr De Ia rae Wssbag
yobn H.Bderssp. 100 pisos. w.
j. N. Wsd, le6 peds.
r,t
at....H r.
III. errrr ..r
Id t-e'r
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ED UCATIONAL.
WAsHINGTON CoLLeaE. VIRGINIA

IBE SECOND TERN Of the current session Of Washing
ton colleges Gen K. Ike, President, begins on FIRST
oFFkBRUARY and to the END Of June students
entering for this term pay half the usual fees
The organization Of the Colleges in ali the sual
Experiments Of Academic aud Scientific Education with
run Corps OF Professors and addition 10 the
ord nary studies full taught in CIVIL
in this school 80 sA'ou
The b GLIsH LANGUAGE also is made a distinct and
Thorough branch of study. ~
IRE SCHOOL OF Law is in charge Of Judge John W.
The entire expenses the term need not SIN For
catalogue adde's L. q. GORDOs,
Clerk of Faculty
Lexington va
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A LBEKT LYONS SCHOOL FOR BOYs,
vHATAwA. PIKE COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
New Orleans and Jackson kaIlroad)
circulars may DO obtained on application 10 ROBBERY
p1TKIN. ESQ.,. Is sndls Camp street New orisana
THANKSGIVING MACHINES.

A GENTS WANTED.
SIS TO 800 PER MONTH";
Or commission from which twice that amount can be
made by selling the Latest Improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINB-Price, SIS.
For Circulars and Terms address
O. BOWERS CO..
go South Third Street, p radelphia Pa
TIE AXIOM PLANO FOKTE.
sEAND TRIUMPH OVER ALL oTHEK PIANOS IN
EUEoPE AND AMERICA,
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rooftLLK-ORrKAss. 5Jsnvfsr 1854
rhonorsbls Consel ccnan de la vile d. h Eouv,u,
Orleans: : '
hssieursLs soussignet propristsirss 1sant face IA
rue Dryades domaBdent vOtre
b.Dqpee bsques svec cote 81 fs an No.
e nord de 10 dte psrtir De la rae W.sba,.
Jusqu's "a rue sixeme ct vos petit.onnaires ETC.
John Hsnderssp 100 peus. '
j. NJ. Wad, l66 peds
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claret. Ferenezy, tho tenor, smokes ono or two
cigars, which his colleagues regard as 80 much
poison. Mile. Braun-Brini takes after the first
act gl'ss of beer, after tho third and four
cup OF cafe au lait, and before the great duct
in tho fourth act Of tho "Huguenots" always a
bottle OF Moet Cremant Rose. Naohbaur
munohes bonbons during tho performance;
Rubsam, the baritone, drinks mead; Matter
wurzer and Kanderinann sucks dried plums;
Robinson, another baritone, drinks soda-water;
Formes tales Pyrter, and Arabanek Gumpold-
skirchner wine The celebrated baritone Beck,
on the other hand, takes nothing at all, and
refuses to speak. Draxler smokes Turkish to-
bacco and drinks q glass Of beer. Another
singer, DR.. schmid, regulates his diet accord
ing to the state OF his voice at the time. Some
times lie drinks coffee, sometimes tea, and a
quarter OF an hour afterwards lemonade, m cad
or champagne, taking snuff between whiles,
and eating apples, plums and dry bread; q
very liberal arrangement.
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EUROPE.

TIE HEALTH OF TIE EMPRRoR.
rAhis, Saptember 8.-Tne Presse reported
'ne ImPsror as being too unwell to take his
usual walAon Saturday.
hoSpoN' seatember e.-Private advices from
ra'is iepreaenI that Napoleons health has
assumed q ,omewhat alarming turn. A fatal
Iesui1 OF relnEo is not anticipated, but the
Emperors iilnes, excites uneasiness in the
family and in the p.,lio mind. ~
AN orrIoIAA ,1a AsrArEnKsr. . 4. 4. {
PARIS, September 6,-ln order' 70 ot,.v ,ho
excitement, the Commission. =, tbs y nonrss rns
publicly announced to-day that .sa he.,,h S of
the Emperor was satisfactory. -
TIA PANIC IN GERMANY.
wAsHNaroN, soptembeir 6.-Privato o,,,.
dispatches from the Continent report a PAM,
in Germany caused by the bad news from
France. American securities are seriously az
>fected. United States bonds in London are
ohe per cent lower. Brie's 22a.
TRooPsoyoR CUBA,
MADRD. September 8.-Four thousand sroons
sail for Cuba on the 9th or 10Th instant, anc
si1 Thousand more will follow in a few days. y
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BY TELEGRAPH.
W4SHINGTON NEWS.


WAeH1NaToN, September 8.-Rawlins is very
weak and suffering. Thore arc hopes, by slim.
ulants. Of keeping him alive until Grants ar
rival this afternoon.
Fessenden is somewhat better, and there is
somo hope OF q favorable result
CsEooND DIsPAIoH.l
Re5enuo to-day t875. 600.
Imported cigarettes may be repacked.
The comparative Statements OF the revenue
from March to August inclusive shows an in
crease Of $S. .00o, 900 over the sumo period la.t
year.
Several breweries in New York, including
Huffels, worth several hundred thousand dol
lars, have been seized. Huffel, who is worth q
million, was arrested aud bailed in the sum OF
5000.
Persons having business with the revenue
department regarding claims, must communi-
cate the same by mail. No personal commu.
nication with the Gle rks or employees is allow
ed without the express permission OF deputy
or solicitor.
The employees in the currency bureau will
work two hours extra daily until the financial
famine is relieved.
Senator Fessenden's condition Ia about the
same.
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THE FAYETTEYILLE AND FLOh
ENCE RGILROAD. ~ ..gH5

We take the spllpwing article from the vii
wington Star Of yesterday:
We had the p.e,sure Of visit few DAYS
since from our old Tiend. Colonel William ii
l.. Mckay, who may not inapproprateiy be
termed the engineer land very hoiyil" one.
OF that,) OF the Fayetteville aud Florence Raj.
road. Ni173s.s =. - -
Colonel Mckay speaks Rpefuity OF tho pres.
pect, and he has good reaton for doing so, as
the completion and equipment OF. the road ia
guaranteed by Northern caSitaiIsts. provided
'$76,0O0 can be raised by the spekhoid iders. This
amount the gallant old Tovg Of Fayett4yilio'
will no doubt contribute to Shis iinpoi taIit
work. On tn, 16'h Instant has citizens win
SSate on the question Of "SubscrlS or IN 8
Subscription" and .wo feel assuled IL will be
deoiaed IN the affirmative by an oSorwhelmlne
majority. 3. 8lar 4 E1' .'g.'1''
This property holders or Fayetaville can
afford to be liberal In this matter. Tba com.
pletion or the extension OF Q Failroadyn aImost
any direction will be advantageous TO Fsyette-
vile, II that point be one okits te,nsi,i. and
must result In an enhanced value Of alltts real
estate. ~ - III -
/: The great object OF the friends Of shs Far.
etteville and Florence Road lust now ia 10 rrio
yit az far as Shoe Heel.h on the WiIminSton
Charlotte and Rutherford Road, and thus 9Sscs
Wilmington and Fayetteville ID close bus}IesS
connection. And, yieged t{om this sl and point,
her interest by aiding in the work. ~ ;l.y
y = -
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IN EARTHQUAKE COMING.
A California Savant Predicts a Heavy
shakinR-up OF Things I'm September
OF October.

The San Francisco Chronicle publishes tho
following prediction, made by local philoso-
pher, W. Frank Stewart:
During the past eighteen months the earth
and other planets completed the most remark
able conjunction which has ever occurred: and
on tho night OF the 14th Of last November we
again witnessed the grand thirty-four wear
star-swarm. Every intelligent person is aware
that for period OF nearly two years our globe
has been subjected to violent perturbations,
such as have not before. occurred for many
centuties. These perturbations have been
generally over the surface Of the planet. Storms.
typhoons, volcanoes, earthquakes, intense cold
and scorohing winds have alternately spent
their fury upon the deniXens OF every hemi.
sphere. BY carefSl observations, astronomers
have found that in q period Of about eleven
years the sun turns towards us remarkably
spotted disc, and 1t has also been observed that
any sudden ohanges OF light and shade upon the
sun during this spotted period instantly affect
terrestrial magnates. 1t is woll known that in
the autumn OF 1853 one OF these sun-npot per-
turbations was Immediately followed by one
OF the most brilliant Aurora Bofealis ever wit
messed in tho northern hemisphere; and still
more surprising the msgnetic effect Of the
aurora was 80 great that messages were freely
sent over telegraphic lines without connection
with the batteries and by means Of the auroral
current alone. Many additional facts, showing
the connection OF celestial with terrestrial mag,
netism, might be given, but have neither the
time nor room: at present. Suffice it to saw
that as the earth's magnetic forces nrc now
and for many months have been, greatly dis.
turbed by oosnical infiuences; aud as Wa have
recsntiy made our annual transit through the
nebulous bell; and as the suns surface is at
this moment disfgured by an upusuaI number
OF spois; aud as the moon on the 7lh uitimo
passed between us aud the sun, thereby caus-
ing an additional magnetic disturbances upon
the Garth; and as we on the Pacific coast .re
now experiencing ON unusually protraoted dry
this part OF the world, for the foregoing and
many other potent reasons, / predict heavy
earthquake to take place early noxt autumn, as
soon as moist clouds float into the dry, vapor-
less atmosphere, .,s.. 49,
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trar, be confirmed, and that assignee sell
on salesday in November, after twenty. one
days notice, &C.. all real estate OF bankrupt
| for one-thir cash, tho balance on o credit Of
one and two years, secured by bonds and mort
Cages; that the assignee then sell said bonds
and mortgages for cash, on or before next
and chooses in action; that assignee from pro-
ceeds of sale first pay the costs, and then the
liens according TO the amounts and the dates
OF their respective liens, as set forth in said
report. - -. <'.-l :. ~
TwENrY-sEooND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
FRIDAY, September 8. 1868. Court was OPEN
cd at eleven o'clock A. H., Hon. Geo. 8. Bryan
presiding.
The petit and pleas jurors answered to their
names.
issue Docket.-WilIiam March, Of Ohio, vs.
John D. Kennedy, OF North Carolina. AS
sumpsit, NJ. p. O'Copnor. Non-assumpsit,
Porter d Conner.
ed the following verdict, viz We find for the
plaintiff $1213. E. 8. Evinc, foreman.
United States We. 16e woQden packages to-
forfeited 3D. and a sold az for NOR sOr
feiture for violation Of internal revenue laws.
Rule on marshal d. T. Corbin, District-At-
torney.
On hearing the return OF l.. E. johnson,
United States Marshal, and on motion OF w. 8.
Monteith, attorney, ordered, that so much Of
the said rule as relates to the amount returned
10 ueI pIOCeeQS Do OlsCnArgeQ, as we'll a6
much thereof as relates to all expenditures
mado by the said marshal, except the amount
expended for revenue stamps. on which, BY
request apd consent Of parties, decision Of the
court is reserved. n
EI parte Sarah Armstrong and J. H. Burns,
creditors, in re. John A. Talmadge, of Abbe-
vile. Petition tor involuntary. bankruptcy.
Perrin Cothran, and MCGOWAN Parker,
pro pet.
After hearing argument, on motion, the
debtor was adjudRed bankrupt, and the Judge
signed warrant Of seizure.
United States vs. twenty packages Of tobacco,
found at Charlotte and South Carolina Rail-
road, at Columbia. Informal ON for forfeiture
for violation internal revenue laws. D. T.
CorbiD, District Attorney.
On motion of D. T. Corbiu, District Attor-
ney, ordered, that the goods be condemned as
forfeited TO the United States; and it is further
ordered, that the clerk issue writ .enditioni
erponas to the marshal, returnable On fourth
Monday OF November next.
In 3am6ruptsy.EEx parte s. Owens, as
siguee, in re. I. J.K. Dargan. Petition for
account OF bankrupt's estate IN the hands OF
j. F. Gamble. A. L. Smytbe. pro pet.
On motion 1t is ordered, that the clerk of the
court change the name OF J!aeF. to Jf P.
Gamble, in the written petition and order.
and also In the copy petition, and that the
marshal do serve the corrected petition upon
j. p. Gamble, and do otherwise as directed in
the former order.
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4 TERRIBLE Con11EnY EXPLOSION.

SCRANTON, PENN. September 6.-There is
great excitement here in consequence of the
burning of q coal breaker ut Avondale Mine, in
Plymouth, about twenty miles from this city.
Two hundred and one men and boys arc in the
mine. The shaft, which is their only means OF
escape, is choked by forty feeto burning coal
and rubbish. Ventilation is totally stopped,
and there is great fears that some If not all OF
the miners will be suffooated.
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s% SOLOMONS BIrTERS.-THIs PRE-
FARATIoN. compounded by one Of our oldest and
most esteemed druggists. has. during the short time
in which II has been offered to the public attained
reputation which has almost entirely driven ont Of
market the various tonics and stimuants which, for
q few mon 'he, by exorbitapt putting and heavy I'D
vertising, succeeded In building profitable busi-
ness Tor their protectors.
solomon's Bittsrs are not of the fashy style, de.
pending upon large advertising, bought puffs and
fictitious recommendations for a sale to q gullble
public. Their co0postion is we'll known to and PIP.
proved by many Of our best pbysicana and the pro-
prietors depend upon the Intrinsic merits of their
medicine to make II as popular as It is curative.
;. They do hotpretend to offer medicinal prepara-
hon that will cure ali the ills that aesh ia heir TO-
but they do contend that the judicous Of these
BitIers will greatly alleviate human suHefiDg. and
bring very many to state OF comparative health
who have long been strangers 10 that arra, blessing
One good genuine Recommendation Of any pro.
tossed curative is worth dozens or hundreds Of
bought eerincates;s sahd the Messrs. sOLOMOES
have only published few ont OF the hundreds Of
soiolted testimonies which the have received We
this morning give copy Of letter from Hon. n.ALEx.
b. STEPHENS. whose peculiarly enfeeoled condition
for the pant Six montha has been known to the whole
country. His few earnest words will 70 much fur
ther TO confirm the good opinion already existing as
to the beneficial qualities of this medioipe than
would columns Of stereotyped recommendation
from unknown parties: - 49,
LIbERTx HALL,
,3i CRAwRoRDsyrILE, GA August II, 1882
Ne.,ri, A. A. So'omons o Co., Drueoiss. sauanaaA.
Ca:
.GEN1IxMEN-Please send me half sdoEen bottles
Of your Bitters. have been using them lately
upon the recommendation OF friend. with decided
beGeat in giving tone 10 the digestive organs and
generals,renath to my system. Send by Express.
with value endorsed, @. o. Ds
Yours respectfully,
tsigped) ALEXANDER q. STEPHENS.
August ~ tt limo
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A REVENUE OFFICER MURDERED
$4,000 REWdRD.

PHILADELPHIA, September 6.-District At
torney Valentine offers $4,000 reward for the
apprehension of tho assassins of Revenue
Officer Broohs. It is beloved that Brooke "1as
assassinated by hired ruflaus, as. although he
was we'll acquainted with the whiskey ring, he
did not recognize his assailants. The rufians
have been tracked to the Fairmount Park,
where the trail was lost. Brooks had seized @
store,an was shot by unknown persons.
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HEAVY GALES NORTH AND: soUrH.

, New YonK, September GA sharp gale oc.
Cured here yesterday. Two boats wero cap
sized in The harbor and seven persons were
drowned. q,
NEW ORLEANS, September GA northeast
gale arose this morning. The wind and rain
continued throughout the day and have not
abated. Damage has been done to the ship
ping and crops, but its extent is not known.
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4IEF,AIHS IN DARLINGTON,

The Society I'm Society HiI-Thc Farm.
cr's Cuban Admirable Institution
A Stroke Mt tho Cotton-stealers-H
tho Club Works ana what arc its
Objects.
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Spefial aotifes.

@TO THEATRICAL MANAGERs.-THE
CHARLESTON OPERA HOUSE Will be ready to
open about the hrst day OF December. The House
will be the most elegant Of any in the south, and
superior TO any Theatre IN New York save .Booth's
Theatre" and the "Grani Opera House." sesting
capacity about 1900. /, -
Applications Tor hiring by the single night week.
month, or for the year, must be made to
JOHN CHADWICK.
Care OF JULIUS L. MOSES,
Sept O Charleston &c. Ca
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GORATYEs BoafBARDED.

HAsr1, August 25.-The rebel steamers Flori
da ana Columbia have bombarded Gopaives
sanave has raised the siege OF Aux Cages, I'D
ls an1lonsly waiting the arrival OF an iron-olad
from the United States.
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18- Tho Relatives and Friends or
Mrs.. oATHARlNE WELLS. and Of her sister. Mrs.
PRrT1oRUK, and Of Mr. and Mrs. ROBERT MoRR1ssos,
are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Ser
vices OF the former, at Centenary n. e. Church,
weptworth.street, THIS AFTERNOON, ut haikpast
Three O'Clock. Sept7
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DETENTION dR THE HoRxsr.

HALIFAX. September 6.-Nothing has been
found yesto warrant the detention OF the
Hornet, The Spanish Consul gave bond In
thirty thousand dollars. The captain Of the
Hornet protests against further detention or
search. r