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MRS. RLASER.

National Bank Building, Main street,
Hamilton,
WIsHFs TO INFORM THE LADIES OF
w Hamiltu and vicinity that she has opened
her new store, with all kinds Of LADIES
GOD Of the latest style. Hats, rerfumery,
Toys and Fancy Articles. Fashionable Dress
making. in the best manner. ma2s If
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TO

nF Tuis AND OUTSIDE DISTRICTS S.
" With increased machinery, we are now
prepared 10 work from 5 to ~ tuns of ore per
day. at prices as low as the larger mills.
For sale.-A general assortment Of Assayers
Tools, Muffles, Crucihles. Chemicals. etc.
BRADSHAW Il Co. Assayers.
Main street, Hamilton. opposite Red Wheeler's.
apf1s I'm
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Dissolution Notice.

TIVE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
/ ING under the style and firm of DuREN X
ALLEN. at Hamilton. State Of Nevada. and Silver
City, Idaho Territory, has been this day dis
solved by mutual consent George Allen retiring
from said firm. All debts against said firm win
be paid by W. II. Duren, who is authorized to
collect outstanding debts due said firm.
W H.. DIREN.
MAY 81, 1870. GEORGE ALI EN-.
". H Duren will continue the business at the
same house, near the Big Smoky Mill. Hamilton.
ma2S- I'm
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Dissolution Notice.
Dissolution Notice.

T'HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
i ING between the undersigned, under the
style and firm OF Cook Brothers. Hamilton,
Treasure City, Ind Austin. State Of Nevada. has
been this day dissolved, by mutual consent,
Lewis Cook retiring from said firm. All debts
against said tirn will be paid by Isaac Cook and
John A. Cook, who are alone authorized to col
lect outstanding debts owing said firm.
LEWIS COOK,
ISAAC COOK.
May 7. 1s70.1m JOHN A. COOK.
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miscellaneous.
MOTTO e

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS on HIS DAY
Il purchased, of Adam Gerbsuser. all of his
inter- st in the ST, LOUIS BBtMERY, situated
on Main street, Hamilion. Tie business will
hereafter be conducted by me at the old stand.
JOHN WAGNER.
Hamilton, April 16, 1870. aprIStf
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NJ O z

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN A. PAX
L TON, Esq. Agent Of the Bank of California,
holds my power of attorney and is authorized 10
collect all debts due me in White Pine County.
Persons owing the house of Gil IRLES kOHN,
Treasure City, are notified to make immediate
settlement, or legal proceedings will be COM
menced to obtain all claims.
CHAS. KOHN.
Treasure City. March I6. 1870. apr1s-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO WOOD CONTRACTORS!

nFF'CE WHITE PINE WATER co, HAM
" TLTON. MAY q. ls70-sealed proposals viii
b. received at the office of the above COMPANY
until SATURDAY, June 4, 1870. for the delivery
of One Thousand Q.000l Cords Of good mer-
charitable Wood, full measurement. Five hun
dred $500 cords 10 be delivered at Station No. l.,
and five hundred t5Ool at Station No. .. Sixty.
six and two-thirds tG6sl per cent, on the co =
tract price to be paid on the delivery Of each
and every one hundred t1o0l cords-the balance
to be retained as a guarantee for the fnldllment
of the contract. The company reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
ma2s-td F. A.. BENJAMIN, supt,
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ASSAY OFFICE FOR RENT.

T,HE ASSAY OFFICE. FURNACES n FIX
i TURES, on Main street. Hamilton, and now
occupied by Messrs. Bradshaw & Co.. are for
rent, from and after june 18th. The rooms are
suitable for a store or other business purposes.
ms21-10d STEPHEN MILLER.
The New York herald., 1870-10-21

Franckyn.
kenxe. 80 -
ship Co.
Steamship City Of Mexico, Timmermann Vera Cruz via
Steamship City OF Port au Prince, jackson Port mn
Prlnce-R Murray Jr.
II Webb. >-1
Steamship Gen Barnes, Mallory, Savannah Livingston
Co. '' " 'A"'
Ferris Co. -''
Steamship Fanlia, Freeman, Philadelphia -Lorillard
Steamship Drgo johnson, Portland--J Ames
Ship st Croix Fr) Barbotin, Lverpool-E Z Morgan's
Sons.
Bark Josephine Martin, Fcket Falmouth Z, for orders
Kremeberg Co.
Bark Minnie CBD, Last, Elsnore for orders-wendt Te.
tens 4 Bockmann.
Brig Cuba tNorw), Kuhue, Cagliara-wendt, Tetens
Bockmann.
Brig Anna tBr,, Mcclellan. Bboa (spain)-J Whitney
Co.
schr Ellen tBr Thurber, st John, nh Heney Parker
Schr Plymouth Rock, Parker. B0ston-S w Lewis Co.
Schr Freestone, PeltoD, Harttord-Ferguson 4 Wood
Sloop Lexington, Freeman, New London Bro
Steamer 0ctarora Reynolds, Baltimore.
Steamer Novelty, Shaw, Philadelphia
Steamer Phelps, Brown, Philadelphia.
steamer Comstock, Drake, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1870-10-21

UNDER A CLOUD.
The Consequences OF Fast Life-A Bank
Teller Dismissed ON Susnicion.

The Consequences OF Fast Life-A Bank
Teller Dismissed ON Suspicion.
report having been put into circulation that de-
falcations to considerable amount had taken place
within the past few days In the Fourth National
Bank, Of which Mr.. p. c. Calhoun Is president,
reporter OF the HERALD called on that gentleman
last evening to inquire into the authenticity OF the
rumor.
The paying teller OF the bank is the gentle
man against whom tho suspicious have gone
forth. 1t Is alleged that for time past the teller
has been living rather extravagantly for his means
and keeping company with parties whom the d.
rectors OF the bank do not altogether approve Of.
On last Monday the paying teller was called before
the Board OF Directors and told that as they disap-
proved Of his course OF life lately his services to the
bank would be dispensed with until their further
pleasure.
Mr.. Calhoun says that both himself and brother
directors have gone thoroughly all the telera
accounts and cash and that no deficiency has been
discovered. With the exception OF some few
trtning errors his accounts have all proved very
satisfactory The directors Of the Fourth National
Bank have thought DIT to take the course OF suspen-
sion In order to prevent the possibility OF defalca-
tiOn occurring.
It is probable that when the teller alters his style
OF living that he win be taken back TO the bank
az AIM az he is fav0rte with most OF the directors
and has proved himself very eficient IN the dis
charge OF his duties.
The New York herald., 1870-10-21
ITALY AND ROME.

Nahenai Position Towards the Pope-The
Brindisi Mail Route.
FLORENCE, Oct. 20, 1870.
circular has just been issued by the Italian gov
ernment protesting against the rumOrs Of Ill treat
ment Of the Pope He is perfectly free and ndepen-
dent. All Italy asks s notification Of any determl
nation on his part to leave Rome, In order that the
honor ana respect due to his once may be paid him.
The electoral law proposed for Rome allows her
fourteen Deputies IN the Chamber of DeDutes
/ II Ia reported that the Pope In Difference to the
advice OF all the Powers, remains at Rome.
There has been no communication between italy
and other Powers on the subject OF Spanish candi.
daturc.
The India malls are oil forwarded by way of Brin.
dlsi at present, instead OF Marseiles
The New York herald., 1870-10-21
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD /

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
s Steamship south America Tinkepaush Rio Janeiro Sep.
ss, with mdss and Psasesnssr s to Garrison
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
BARK Amelia tBr Grudire Licata Aug g. via Gibraltar
Sep, H. with sulphur to ordervessel to Boyd Hncken
Bark Charles ~ O. chario. Bnenos AYERS s. days, in
ballast to 9 Tobias Co. Crossed the equator Sept 10
Bark Nicaragua Lewis San Juan del Nore Nc rs days.
rain during the hrs l2 DAYS along the Mosquito
rain from TIL. date Snt oc, had Continual ne easier
fas os. 3 a, missnsn, wore ship 70 INV T. 30 AN
% nearly on s saa% ens g ii cTnns ~ gales until Oct S from
from SNw split b and topsails and done other slight dam
sugar oJT Maxwell aad a heavy ays wea
sarf Emily tBr Dns%ore. Salt Cav. T. oc, J. via pea
yrcakwaier 18th. with salt, to whitney Co Had
ly Toronto srl Geddes. Mar.ees sept with md.e
8 ps.s ss' ';rsn
. so% 2, up sas wn hull painted White as far
appeared to have been recently could not
Brig key.tone tci Boson Barter Alicante 4s days. with
brig from ssdepS. for e.
sf ssss ss ss1fSs Fsa Fs:: saasa
Hs fore a. ~ II s. .ad ae U. ~s % and
ssssysS sss Csus shfs c@ ss.s N 50 ion 81 " spoke
sugar TO vaiabls SON days north Of Haiieras
H.lbo Grace NJ disd OF fever .nd WAS sarsa es
schr Bnrdett Har ,of New Haven, Owen Noniev ldeo.
81 ~ ION m q e. s sas p: nanS ssp
gale loaf foremsst head lost and split an sail
ssss s sisos ro,s A. Pau, . days With
Smith Co Been IS days north OF Bermuda With fresh
and NJ gales lost sas ac Sailed in company with schr
schr Thomas Frazer. Msdge, Barscoa. II days With
fruit, to Douglas Grimm Yoanrs, smah Co.
schr Robert Caldwell, Mccormick savannah. 7asy. with
lumber 70 Evans. Bah Co. Had strong .sseriy winds.
schrJ Allen, Elliott savannah for ssw Haven DAYS,
schr Ny Rover, brown, Charleston dsr win cotton,
&c, 70 Evans Ball Co. Had heed ~nd- Of pas.
schr Samuel Wood, Bush Beaufort NC dsvs with naval
stores 70 Thomas Holmes Co.
schr Lizzie Maui, Phuler. Virginia.
sssr sssr FisfSn si%S.ps Ds,'s. S.i y,ys,s ys,n,
Schr Edward sAde. Soper, Alexandria
lumber. 10 master. 4 bound . fs.aepss ''''' "'''
harbor
Passed Thrsnsh Hell Gste,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship wamsutts Fish, New Bedford Tor New York
schr Albert Wallace Ess,port for New York Win hsh "a
scnrh Dyer ssss,. Eduouds, Nc. for New York, was
sehr Alexander Milnken araeu Bangor for New York,
scbr Charles Heath, Pendieton, Bangor for New York
with lumber 70 ] Mayhem 4 Co.
Schr Jane Besker, nart. Bangor for yrk with lunl
scbr Adde Hambln, wasson, Bsngo. for View York viii
lumber to Simpson Carp.
schr Nellie sei Crowley, Bangor FOR New York. with luu
scbr Charles conary Laco'n Bos,o. for New York. viii
plaster, to order.
schr Victor Davis. Nan - ss,.. for New York. viii
6sh to D Haley.
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schr rash Brown, Nantacke shoals for Ne. YORK v,,.

schr rissh Brown, Nantacke, shoals for as~ YORK with
ish to 4 u Miller. 1853 w.
schr Albert Field, Petit, Fan River for New York
schr SARAH 0urhey, Gurney Providence or Elizabeth
port
schr Dr. Franklin, scoded, Norwich for Elzsbethpor
schr Connecticut. De Hart. New Haven for New York
schr Anne ID Price, Hawkins, Grcenport for New York
BOUND EAST.
schr John Stockham Price, Philadspba for Salem.
schr Dean, Cook, Amboy Tor Stonngon.
dencs
sohr ontario. Barbour. Elisabehpor for Providence
sehr Taylor, Fowler, Eiizabehport for Providence
sehr Estele, Furnis, Elizxbethport Tor Providence
schr Albert Pharo Bingom, Exabshport for Providence
scnr Amelia, Dewey. Eixabethport for Providence.
schr Marion Draper Meany, Exabehpor for Portland.
schr Jane Gorham Ellxabethport for New London.
Schr Hattie Collins Hill Elixabethport for Hartford
schr Abby WAsson, Wright, Hoboksn for Chelsea.
sehr Julia Eiissbeth, Kandish weehawksn for Boston.
schr onward, Arey, New York for Bangor.
sohr Ponder rhrasher, New York for Taunton.
The New York herald., 1870-10-21
GEORGIA..

Gratifying Sucress Of tho State Fpir-FrfRhf-
sacd al the sight ef an American Flag.
ATLANTA, oct. 10, 1870.
There was large attendance at the State fair to-
day Notwithstanding the inclement weather. Arti-
cics ale rapidly coming IN, and gratifying success
is anticipated.
Yesterday the STARS and Stripes having been
raised on the State Agricultural Socety's iagstafY
without authority were ordered to be taken down
by President Young bnt to-day were ordered BY
him 20 be replaced The president acted without
tne sanction OF the society the citizens OF Atlanta
Representative Brown, OF Washington county was
found IA the street last night IN dying condition,
ana M few hours expired u X supposed rom neu.
ragts u tho head.
The New York herald., 1870-10-21
CALF ORNiA.

Operations or the Railroad Monopoiists-The
Yale scieRti6c Expedition.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20, 1870.
us reported that the Central Pacific Railroad
Company have purchased all the property Of the
California Steam Navigation Company, and that
they win hereafter control the and bay naviga-
tton ana all the lines OF the old company between
this city ana the interior.
The treasure shipped overland to New York dur
ing the week amounts TO $24o0oo or which $14O 900
was Ia coin.
Tho Yale College scientific expedition under the
direction OF Professor Marsh, reached mere last
night
The larger portion OF the block bounded by Mar.
ket Mission, Fremont and Beale streets was
destroyed by IRE tonight The loss Will probably
bc over SiOO, 900.
The New York herald., 1870-10-21
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Inpsrtass Msvcasss is Missssra-ss. Issss
In Direct Csaaanicasiss With Gssvgsa.
Sr LOUIS. Oct ~, is7a
The nrst passenger tram thss ever crussed the
Mississippi river below st. Louis Was transferred
last evening from Belmont Mo-. 20 Columbus, ~.
The train was special and elegant one, containing
Thomas Allen. president OF the Iron Mountain RAN.
road. and forty prominent citizens Of 81 Louis,
who were invited to accompany him 70 the state
Fair at Atlanta, Ca, and the Gotten state Par o.
laid the fair grounds. and this train viii he ex-
hibted At the far The passage Of the Mssinsfppl
river BY this train VIII tnaugurate regular passen-
ger traffic between st. Louis and all points South.
without the vexatl0us delays and nconvenicucoa Of
changing cars at Belmont and Columbus. The ex-
cnrsiOnists were enthusiastically received NJ Co
umbus, and on their return more formal rcocp-
ti0n will be given them.
The New York herald., 1870-10-21
THE RESULT OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
ELECTION.

Tue election In South Carolina on the 10th inBt.
has probably resulted in the election OF the follow.
Ing candidstes:-,
G0rernor-Robert K. Scott (white).
Lieutenant G0uernOr-A. J. Ransier (cOlored).
C0nDrsa-Frst district, J. II. Rainey (cOlored,
rep.); Second district, G. G. Bowen (whlte, dem,
probably; Third district, J. Il. Bacon white dem
Fourth district, J. J. McKissick twhlte dem.l.
According TO our returns as above given, we
place the next delegation from South Carolina In
Congress as follows:-One colored to three whites.
The New York herald., 1870-10-21
MASSACAuS

A Boston Audience Dissppsistes-TA~ Whi>-
KEY smagsiers-A Fsrser Csnvics~d-
B0sros. Oct 40. fsTA
Generai Banks was announced 20 lecture IN the
Bay state Course tonight on the FrAnco-0ermsa
question, but through the influence Of many of hiS
friends who knew that his sympAsnlss were win
France, he reluctantly declined ana ~ late hour
hts place WAS supplied ny waiter =. Hartman. cf
New Hampshire.
The case OF Dexter z. Mills and others. charged
with buying and selling t130oo0 wortn ~ smmgxsed
liquors. came up before Comfni-siones Hksleu 10
DAY, hut was further continued Tor exsminat1on
In the supenor Court today Auxus.~ Csrriere
with sevcral ali4sez WAS convicted 81 fofwfnx a
$4,000 check Duncan. sherman q Co. of New
York. and obtaining $1,000 on a from the National
Exchange Bank Of Boston. Sgnieoce deferred.
James Randall was drowned AZ isie Of shoals 10
Gay. He WAS well known - the boat Eeeger a.
Appledore House.
The New York herald., 1870-10-21

os~GSssaissai Nsmisasies ss ss. Lssis-
ssssse 81 Gesevsi Lyon.
~. Lorls, Oct ~ 1870
rse mcciurg os regular republicans Of the First
Ceo0rsnasonAi district nominated irwin smith for
CsaGruw TO-DAY. There are nov three Congressional
uckes IN tue feld and the canvass s becoming
lively.
ne court 70 aay appropriated $4,000 towards the
rec<aoa o. Al equestrian statue % 9encrAi Nathaniel
Lyoa y. Wilson Macdonald. of New Yorx. has the
ceeeect for making the statue. The court also ap.
proDrntcd the same amount towards 4 Colossal
Hasue of Edward Rases
The New York herald., 1870-10-21

The Condition More Hopeful Punishment of
ths Native nIurdcrcrs.
LONDON, Oct. 20, 1870.
Later advces from China are much more pacinc.
despatch dated at Tien-Tsin, September So says
two mandarins have been transported and fifteen
men beheaded for completely In the outrages on
French residents.
Besides this an embassy is preparing to 60 to
France
The New York herald., 1870-10-21
The PRIZE RING.

Mill Between Two Philadelphia Roushs-A
Free FiGht-Arrosts by the Police.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 20, 1870.
prize 0ght took place to-day at Red Bank, be-
low this city, on the Jersey shore, this afternoon,
between Jim Murray and Jerry Donovan. After
two rounds, Murray being unburt and Donovan
somewhat hammered, the adnerents OF Donovan
made O grand assault on the Murray gang. and
blood flowed freely. This general melee ended the
affair and the parties returned to the CITY, where SIX
Of the coughs composing the gang were arrested by
the police.
The New York herald., 1870-10-21
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoHpOn moSrr wAkExf.-isnsnox, Oct a. 10
" n-ConecA VA Tor money and the Amsrean
essss aa-s .ss ses1y s4s - SOS 50 s7's. soA
LLvHnrvof GOTTEN MAsKrr-LfyEnpoot. Oct M
landA, ~. mitdng Orleans, g..
LrvsnrooL, Oct - m-coifon quiet and uncaanssd
LivnBroot bns Apsrusts hAKkaT~LfyKaroof.. Oct.
@-Wheat los - per csntAi for California white; red
Western ~ iid Flour Izs %. hbi for Western canal
Corn-Hs sd. per quarter.
LoSpoS Pnopucr Nsnxrr. Lospos, Oct 20, iw
J. h.-LAaseed on nrner. suxaS. 70 arrive, arnsr
The New York herald., 1870-10-21

BUFFALO, Oct. 20, 1870.
The political campaigl. has opened lively here.
The Hon. Roscoe Conkling and General ]. L. Swift
addressed large republican meeting tonight at
ST. James Hail.
Magnus Cross OF New York city. and others, ad-
dressed large democratic meeting 10 German, at
ScAwAbb's HAIL -
The New York herald., 1870-10-21

Ths triss Beaeveiest Union Meeting Mt Gin.
cinsati-Fatai Railroad Accident.

CiscrSSATI oct. 20. 1870.
The Irish Benevolent Union attended mass this
@crnlng before conyening. Father Hayes, OF ST.
Louis. en1ciaicd.
tho reports of the secretary ana treasurer were
reed. she latter showing a balance OF $3.50 on hand
Lea"vuse Was chosen A. the next place OF meet
oG 90 The second "Wednesday OF october, 1871.
CONSTITUTION was adopted and oflcers elected.
Ycs President, Dennis Burgess. Of DAYTON: for vice
xreos0eut j. L. Brady, OF Louisville: Secretary
yehn ,. Harrington. of Richmond, Ind; treasurer
o1jsuwmed.
fnssua alton hss been received mere tina, the train
cue eese % hall past Sx O'Clock this morning from
Sandusky WA thrown from the track during the
uignt near SArey, kilisng the engin ami fireman.
ne eaGine and baKa&ge we're demolished. No
pans0osf. w~re hurt
The New York herald., 1870-10-21
DIR. Ralph.
INSPECTION or THE SEVENTH.

The Seventh regiment, National Guard was in
spected yesterday by Major Wentworth, OF the Third
brigade staif, and afterwards reviewed at the Ar
mory by General Varan. The command presented
fine sodery appearance highly credtable to ofil-
GERS and men. The number OF men present was Gas
absent, 1l9; total, 804.
The New York herald., 1870-10-21
BELGIUM.
A Growi &C Prussia.

GrOwl nc Prussia.
BRUssBLs, Oct. 20, 1870.
Tho xontter Of this city calls for additional evi.
dence about the transportation OF German wounded
Through Belgium, refutes the allegations OF cruel
treatment made by Prussia and concludes that 1.-The
light now shed on the question Is sufficient to
silence COmplantu
The New York herald., 1870-10-21
EXCURSION PARTY OVER THE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILROAD.

Fort WALLACE. Kansas Oct 20, 1870.
The excursion party, numbering sixty odd, among
whom are Congressman Van Horn, OF Missouri and
M. M. Jewett, OF Leavenworth the original founder
or Denver. VIII arrive about seven O'Clock in the
m0rnlD'
The New York herald., 1870-10-21
gHLRGRAPnIC NEWS
FR ON
Ill PARTS OF THE WORLD
VI ~>c~~~~>~~~~~~s~>~~~~>-
Bavarian Cabinet Mission to
Versailles.
A BELGIAN GR0Wl At PRUSSIA.
ITALY AND THE POPE.
Chinese Punishment Of Murder
by Completely.
GERMANY.

Bavarlan Mission to King william.
MUNICH. Oct 20, 1870.
Count Won Bray. Minister OF Foreign Affairs; Herr
Won Luts. Minister OF Justice, and General Baron
Won Pranckh Minister Of War, have set out for ver-
saines to confer with the King OF Prussia
The New York herald., 1870-10-21
TINE BUFFALO LIBEL SUIT.

BUFFALO, Oct. 20, 1870.
The Jury in the libel suit OF Hon. D. g. Bennett
against the Commercial Advertiser after one hour
and halfs deiDeratIon, rendered verdict for the
defendants. The case has excited much interest in
Luxtness circles
The New York herald., 1870-10-21
o d Z r U "A II Y.



II Is with sincere regret that we announce the
death Of Captain Alphonse Duchesne, late com.
mander OF the General Transatlantic Company's
steamer Pereire, the news OF which reached
us yesterday by the steamship which he had com.
manded 30 long and 80 ably, aud which arrived
at this port Wednesday night This sad event took
place on the fourth day OF the present month AT
Bouilon, Belgium, whittier the deceased had gone to
his family In the hope OF recovering his failing
health.
Captain Duchesne was born In 1923 at Granville.
o seaport town Of France, situated In the Depart
ment OF Manche, 1t the mouth OF the Bosq. He was
consequently still young man, being but forty
seven years OF age. In his early youth he embraced
an excellent education 1t was not long before ne
rose TO prominence. The nautical skill which he
ulSpiayeu and the lgh order OF courage which he
ever manifested IN the performance OF hls duties
gained ior him the confidence OF all shipOwners who
entrusted e him with the charge OF their ships.
hb Skul AnQ courage wero always conspicuous In
MS career. For saving the steamship vesta which
ne commanded, after her collision with tbo Ameri-
was made Chevalier Of the Legion or Honor Cheva-
ier OF the Order or Saints Maurice and Lazare ana
IN ,s o. inc Order Of Isabella Ia Oathohque On
steamship Perelro in Q very heavy gale OF wind,
he saved his vessel after she had beef,
risk OF sinking For tue skin he displayed on this
occasion Captain Duchesne was promoted to the
@H VI CInCoI v! Tue Legion OF Honor ana appointed
0ficer OF the Order OF MedJidie. It would consume
iar more space than We can spare to recount the
numerous mum cases IN which his courage and nautical
skill were severely tested and his humanity mani
Tested In every case he added to his reputation
Captain Duchesne commanded, at various times
the steamships Vesta, Danube, Louisiana, Washing
ton, Europe and Pereire. AS q commander he was
one OF the most popular that over left this port.
Courteous and attentive TO his passengers his vessel
was always crowded by travellers to Europe. and
the many thousands who have been to
sea with him Will learn with deep regret
OF the death OF their favorite commander.
In tniS city, where ne possessed large circle of
French and American friends and acquaintances
the warmest sympathy VIII be extended TO his widow
and children. OF the latter OF whom he leaves one
son and two daughters.
DIR. Ralph.
telegram from Toronto, Canada, states that Dr.
Ralph, who was prominent in the rebellion OF 1887.
died on Wednesday last, at the ago OF eighty four
He resided In the United States for several years but
under the proclamation OF amnesty he returned to
Canada and reentered public LIE, and was at one
time member OF the Canadian Ministry He es-
tabshed the Peoples Scnool Of Medicine which is
now the Medical Department OF Victoria College one
or the first medical schools.
The New York herald., 1870-10-21
SAILED.

Steamships Caiabria Liverpool Alaska AspnwalI; San
Francisco, Bermuda City OF Mexico, Havana Vera Cruz
Richmond, 40.
Wind at sunsss NV
The New York herald., 1870-10-21

A.-Thc Largest Workshop Of the BODY In
the liver whose withdraw the ble the blood;
this important organ does not act tbs skin
yellow appearance and generally sick headache IN,
with chilly sensations and cold hands and feet
MED loss of appetite The system coxged the
machinery well, and both mind and
disodered the afflicted becoming croas and stfu nndlnG
fault with everything around Them. To In ths
condition Dr. u. JAYNE'S SANAriVE PILLS recom-
mended BY their stimulating action tho liver
tone and enabled to perform fuuc-
tops Is cured and AL the aggrAvAung symp
toms of b iousness removed. sold everywhere.