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Annual Cruise OF the New York
Yacht Club.
The Sail to New LOndOn-Finc Display
Adlift-ArriVal at Midnight.
The Race from New London
to Newport.
The Tidal Wave and White Cap
the First to Arrive.
NEW LONDON, Conn.,, August 70. 1870.

NEW LONDON, Conn.,, August I2 1870.
The scene here to-day Is truly enivening the more
80 as 1t contrasts strongly with the one preceding
1t. The harbor Is crowded with yachts, and quite
an excitement prevails. No race took place, how.
ever, as several vessels require slight repairs
before entering into regular contest The Phan-
tom goes on the ways this afternoon to be cleaned,
and 1t Is thought that the Magic will be ready by
morrow morning to compete in the great race to
Newport. over eighteen yachts will participate,
anu the event Is looked forward with great lnte-
rest.
The sail from Glen Cove to New London was ex-
tremely tedious and possessed but few features OF
interest, since the elements were in every respect
opposed to yachting From morning till midnight
banning winds prevailed, and when midway the
sail was barren OF interest. Indeed, several
of the yachts did not come To an anchor
here until long past midnight and the
advent OF the squadron not as Joyful as, OF
course, it otherwise would have been. Preparations
had been made Tor the reception OF the neet which
were postponed until the evening when grand ball
Will be given at tne Pequot House. But the late arr
val OF thc squadron was nevertheless regretted, and
the clerk OF the weather received but few compli-
ments. The elements were equally inauspclous at
Glen Cove on wednesday evening. According to the
orders issued by Commo tore Sebbins the neet made
was the hour set down Tor the arrival of the yachts
but very few anchored un after eight O'Clock, when
severe rain storm, accompanied by vivid flashes Of
lightning contributed TO render matters unpleasant.
ball was given at the Pavilion, but the uninyitng
character OF the weather deferred the oriy OF The
yachtmen from going ashore. The Madeleine was
among the first vessels TO arrive. The Cambria and
the Dauntless came in tow AT nalf-past nine O'Clock
nearly dozen schooners had come to an
chor. including the Fieetwing, Rambler,
Madge, Josephine. Phantom, ldler, Hacyon,
and the sloops AddieV., Oracle and Elaine. Shortly
before the rain came the Madgle sent up some
handsome rockets--an example which would doubt
less have been followed by general pyrotechnic
exhibition put for the incemency Of the evening.
Anyhow, before midnight everything was quiet, the
stiffness being occasionally relieved by the tln&ng
Of the time bells on board the yachts No orders had
yet been issued, but an early start In the morning
was anticipated
1t was twenty minutes past SIX O'Clock this morn
ing when the first gun fired from the Commo-
dores yacht, announcing his readiness TO proceed.
The weather was foggy and disagreeable, and there
was little prospect OF a quick run to New London.
Sails were, however noisted In obedience TO the or.
der, and Commodore Stebbins only awaited a breeze
get OF. AT forty minutes past the signal to
depart was given, and the following vessels set sail
for New LondOn:-
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A WAR OF RACES.

SasRuipnry Riot Among Lnborers-EIiber-
mans and Italians in Deadly COnaict-fro-
bable Killing of Six of the Rioters.
fierce and bloody fight between a large number
of Irish and Italian aborers employed at Grand
Park, Weschcster county, took place near the depot
at Mamaroneck yesterday afternoon. 1t Is well
known IN the neighborhood that bitter feel
ing of animosity has for some time past
existed between the two nationalities, which has
more than once eliminated IN serious though not
fatal quarrels While paying Off his employees, 1t
appears the proprietor of Grand Park gave the
Italians, numbering about 6tty the preference ana
was engaged paying them their wages when the
Irish laborers, to the number or about 1O0 became
piqued, jostled against and otherwise annoyed and
nsuted the former This intentional effort to create
general riot was quickly perceived by the Italians
one OF whom drew his knife, and, plunging 1t into
the breast OF his antagonist inflicted what is said to
be a mortal wound. This was the signal for q savage
fight in which over one hundred and fifty men par
tcpated, cutting and stabbing each other with de-
mOniacal fury. Those who had no dangerous
blades to draw on their opponents used
clubs, stones and other weapons with terrible
effect During the short time the eneatte was golng
on it Is asserted that two rishmen and four Italians
were fatally stabbed. The above are all the particu-
lars that could be obtained late hour last even
ing, when 1t was feared that the rioters having be-
come maddened with liquor. would renew the mur-
derOus ARRAY.
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CUBA.
Spanish Reports About Cuban Lendcrs-De
ROdas and His Application for Fresh
Troops from Spain.

Spanish Reports About Cuban Ieadcrs-Dc
ROdas and His Application for Fresh
Troops from Spain.
HAVANA, August 49, 1870
Antoin Augulera, the insurgent CHER who sur.
rendered at hoguin ana offered his services to the
6paniards, with other insurgents who had surren-
dered, took the field and captured the nsurgent
Colonel Areas and brought him to Holguin where
he was tried and executed The insurgent General
Casteanos, who surrendered at Puerto Principe
has arrived In Havana. Castellanos reports that
AgramOnte arrested Generals Fortune, Ortega and
ROdrigues who attempted to surrender to the Span
aards. A search was made for General Corro, but
he had managed to escape arrest.
Referring to the reports concerning reinforce
ments for the army Captain General De Rodas fur
lonial Minister, as follows:-
MADRID, July 16. 1870.
Tell me IL reinrorcementS needed, and If so,
how many. PRENDEGAST.
HAVANA. July 49, 1870.
None are needed except to cover our losses in the
September campaign. RODAS.
MADRID July 22, 1870.
How many necessary to cover losses?
PRENDEGAST.
HAVANA, July 23, 1870.
months. RODAS
Dc Rodas says the losses were 5000 from Decem-
Scr 1862 to July 1870, and the losses will PROBABLY
amount to 5000 up to September. The same num-
ber $1,000 Will be necessary to supply the place of
soldiers who will have served their terms OF enlist
ment, and consequently a reinforcement OF TO- 900
men will leave the Spanish army in Cuba with the
same strength It mad last year.
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THE PAciFiC COAST.

Failure of the Printers' strike in San Fran.
Observation-Disclosures to the German Santa.
ry Fund.
SAN FRANCISCO, August IL, 1870
The printers strike has ended in disastrous de-
feat OF the strikers. The Typographical Union to-
day adopted sixty cents per thousand ems tine rate
prevailing before the strtke for composition on work
IN the day time, ana sixty.fve cents per
thousand for composition on morning news.
papers. They also SO amended their rules
as 10 permit members OF the Union TO work IN
oincers where non-inembers ar employed. This re-
suit II the more emphatic because the printers COM
Dnation was so iormsaab'e as to compel immediate
surrender on the part OF every newspaper
ln Ia tne state with the exception OF the Datsv
these two Journals promptly denounced the
strike as uncalled for, unjust and ruinous
gave notice that they would fight the movement to
tne bitter end and that no striker should return to
his place on any terms. The result Is as above
stated. the new action OF the Typographical Union
having Deen adopted as the alternative OF absolute
dissolution OF the organization.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 13, 1870.
Ine German Sanitary Committee to-day remitted
$4,000 To Berlin.
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passed By the Tidal wave and Madeleine; wing ana
wing was now the order OF the day, and the run be-
fore the wind was extremely pretty as wen as
exciting. The Madeleine gained somewhat on tne
Oracle. but the latter was now too lar ahead u %
overhaued 70 alY advantage. As one oI ine
Pamers best points il sailing before tpe wino. snr,
ike thorough racer, gained consderabie on tne
vessels preceding her. Inc Madgc, ldlel anu
Rambler were Ia ner wake, and Denind tnem TUG
Hsycon, and then the Alarm. Josephine anu
C1ypso by degrees The Palmer eSsened the di5-
tange betwe her and the Madeleine, ana aier az
cxcltng race between them, passed her when ABOUT
a mile and hair from the Beaver Tail light. Tne
lller made excellent way benlnd the Madeleine, a.
also did the Haivcon and Madgtc the Rambler, on
the stafboard, making towards Brcnton's Keel ilgn-
ship
There was now good eight kuos breeze aud tho
ontestanss scudded along In splendid style. u
should be mentioned that after passing Watch HILL
was otherwise disabled. 10 was now almost too
late FOR a change IN positions. The Tidsl Wave was
still ahead, the Palmer gaining, and the Madeleine
good third. The Ramber's westerly course helped
her considerably, and her excellent position was
more readily defined. When passing BatemaRS
Point several yachts, conveying VISITORS came QUE
to meet the SOU tdron, and salutatiOfg were inter-
changed. The Beaver TAI light was passed by tho
Tidal Wave shortly alter iou9 O'Clock, and dnaiIy
she passed The home stakcboat, near Fort Adams
and the Dumping, the Palmer being one minute
ind twenty seconds behind her.
The race was very Interesting. and under the cir
was made IN good time The genpe-
men wnO Oticiated the Judges were Messrs- Dex-
The following Is the exact time at which the yachts
lQl 10 an = al IL
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COLORADO.

Prosperity of Denver--scarcity Of Mocha.
ncs-Dcnver rs n Railroad Centrc.
DENVER, August IL, 1870.
Building is very active here and there is scarcity
OF carpenters and brckayers II Is thought that one
hundred persons Of each OF those trades could get
immediate employment at wages as high as SIX dol
lars per day. Never before was much building
going on. There are no vacant houses or stores In
the city.
The Kansas Pacific Railroad will be completed
and opened TO Denver IN a few days The Denver,
central CITY anu Georgetown Railroad Is fixed
lact SO also Is the Denver and Boulder Railroad.
The Denver and Golden Railroad will be completed
in one month. This will make five railroads CEN
tring at this place.
Governor McCoos hos gone on visit to the White
River Indian Agency.
The wagon road To Middle Park will be completed
soon.
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THE HsssEa PeaslOs CASE IN NEWARK.

The examination or Samuel Han5er q Newark
lawyer, on a charge OF swindlIng poor soldiers
widow out OF portion OF her pension money, which
was TO have taken place yesterday before United
postponed until Thursday next, the 18th iast-
Mir. Hanser was arrested on an aitdavit made by
Abner Newcomb al officer OF the secret service,
specially detailed to look after pension New
combs affidavit IN turn made information
received and on the al!davit OF the widow. Mrs.
Julia Bondenschultz, mafe before Commissioner
Shields, or New York. Mr. Hanser declares that tho
whole thing, Is stated before IN the HERALD, Is n
tissue OF lies aud says h. mas receipt In full from
the widow. On the other hand the government
officers express themselves aOuldantly able to make
out a case, unless the witnesses should he induced
To COnununl
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IElsGRApHlC NEWS LIENS.

John Drscoil end John Brown while excava.lng
at Fort HILL Boston, on Friday night, were killed by
the caving Of an embankment.
Patrick Burns. laborer in a brick yard at Cr0ton
N. Y, was killed Friday evening by an cmbankment
caving in upon him.
Nettie Drake, aged four years, was accidentally
drowned In cistern at New Hamburg, N. Y, yes
terday.
Tho Vice President Of the Society for the Proven.
ton OF Cruelty to Animals yesterday caused the
horse John Morrissey in the five mile dash of Mon
day last.
A lad aged fifteen years, named James Richards.
committed suicide by hanging at Cordova ILL.,. yes
terday. III consequence Of being reprmanded at the
tea table,
J. Ii. Walker a leading citizen of Corning, Adams
county, Iowa, was assasslnated on Thursday. The
aaSassln Is unknown.
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fATtL ACCIDENT At EalT NEW Yaag.

Last evening Maximian Hamburger, a t!nsnith,
residing at Washington and Liberty avenues, East
New York, run over by the Canarse engine and
cars. in Atlantic avenue. Barber street, killing
him instantly. His body was mangled in a frightuI
manner, and his head ground TO a shapcless mass.
The engineer, IL appears did not blow the whistle
uutn within d few yards or the unfortunate man,
who mad no time 10 escape. crowd soon collected
round the spot, and the engineer who had pulled up
and alighted alter the accident, seeing that angry
looks menace1 him from ali sides. again Jumped on
the engine, fearing personal violence Scarcely had
he proceeded dozen yards when several shoJa
1red after him by friends OF tie deceased,
without, however inuring hi,n. Up to this time he
has not been arrested.
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CHINA.

Excitement Ameng the Foreigners in Shauz.
hac-State OF tho Ten and silk Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 12 1870.
The news of tho recent massacres has created
fearful excitement among the foreign residents in
Shanghae and an extra military guard has been es.
tablished around the city.
Shanghae advces Of July II state that fine black
teas have advanced, but common and medium
grades have downward tendency. The stock is
10000 chests. The market for green tea Pingsuey)
opened at 3s taels per picul for fine sorts. The
demand was for the American trade, and the mar.
ket was improving The rates are fifteen and twenty
per cent above last years opening prices quality
considered
large business is doing In Silks The market is
firm and The demand steady. The settlements for
the month are 5000 bales; exports to America 12.
Exchange at Shanghae on London, IS. Id; on
Paris, 1851.
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VIRGINIA..

Philadelphia Vessels Qunransined mt Nor.
foik-Denocratic liciuicings Over the N orth
Carolina Election.
NORFOLK, August 13 1870
Tho Board Of Health has ordered that all vessels
arriving from Philadelphia shall be quarantined for
five days.
One hundred guns were fired In the street and
many business and private places Illuminated to.
night In honor OF the conservative victory In North
CarOlina. congratulatory meeting OF citizens was
North Carolina, was chosen chairman. Speeches
were made by Mayor Whitehead, Colonel William
Lamb, President OF the Board of Trade, and others
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SPAIN.

Political ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Excitement.
MADRID August 10, 1870.
"A republican meeting was held here last night In
which the speaker advanced the most liberal views
In regard to the future government Of the country.
The proceedings have caused no little excitement,
and demonstrations Of sympathy were mace to-day.
The republicans, however, dlscountenance tumult.
u0us gatherings, and are earnestly bent on vindl-
eating their love OF order.
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THE scRWUm MURDER REWARD IN NEWARK.

At the last meeting of the Essex county IN, J)
Board Of Chosen Freeholuers New Haven detective
named Rolla, the same who captured Leonard
Schwum, the murderer Of Cornelius Stol put In his
claim for expenses, but it was refused. He has.
therefore, put his case in the hands OF well
known Newark lawyer and will prosecute the
treatment he received at the hands of eX-Chief OF
Police Clarke and detective Fischer. He SAYS they
put IN claim for the reward as the captorS OF the
murderer ignoring him entirely Their expenses
too paid without any trouble. or the $3.50 re.
ward ROlla received but S1OO,
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A fEXALE WATCH THIEF.

On Friday afternoon woman entered the house
OF Mrs. A. X. Garrabrant, in Water street. Paterson
n. j., during that lady's temporary absence, and
stole her gold watch, which was lying on a bureau
IN an upstairs room. The woman was soon AFTER
wards arrested. ana the missing watch was found
IN her possession. The thief duly committed
- lal! TO answer the charge She gave her name as
Emma Reamer, and said she was from Broome
street, New YORK.
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TRIAL TRIP or THE STEAMER JAMES AnGER.

The steamship James Adger, OF the Charleston
line, which has received new engines and boilers at
the Quintard Iron Works of Murphy Co., went on
trial trip down the bay yesterday The result was
most satisfactory Her OLD ''side lever" engine has
been replaced by a beam engine-sixty inch cylin.
der by ten feet stroke-and she promises to be one
served on board Prominent among the guests were
John Englis, shipbuilder; william j Leach, of
and Charles 1llton, Mr. Napaw OF Pennsylvania: Mr..
G. w. Quintard, President OF the company, and Mr..
James Murphy, OF the Quintard Iron Works.
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BELGIUM.

Popular Demonstrations for EuglRnG.
BRUSSELS, August 13, 1870.
The action OF England In securing the neutrality
OF Belgium from violation has aroused the strongest
. feelings Of gratitude In the Belgian people. I'm
mense crowds gathered yesterday and to-day in
front of the British Embassy and cheered for the
Queen and government OF England.
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ENGLAND.

The Weather and Harvest Political Capital.
LONDON August l3. 1870.
The weather throughout England Is fine and favor
able to the harvesting of crops.
Sir Robert Collier, candidate for the House Of
Commons, addressed crowded meeting at Ply
mouth last night on the subject of the Franco
PrusSlau war.
The London Post this morning has Mandatory
even afectionate-article on Motley ana America.
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NORTH CAR OLlNA.

Governor Holden Agrees TO Surrender the
Military Prisoners.
RALEIGH, August 13, 1870
It Is asserted on what Is considered good authority
that Governor Holden Will surrender the prisoners
held by his order at Yanccyvle to Judge Brooks at
Salisbury, on Thursday. 1t Is understood that an
Injunction Will be sued out to restrain the treasurer
from paying the Holden state troops.
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OVERCOME 3Y TIE HEAT.

carpenter named John Wentick, while working
yesterday on the rooI OF building near the Straghs
street Bridge, Paterson, was overcome by the heat
ana fell through the beams To the cellar. He was
severely Injured ny striking his head against one OF
the timbers in his descent and would undoubtedly
have been killed had not man In the cellar, who
him falling, broke the force OF IL by attempting
broken by the llll
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IRELAND.
The Party Riots.

The Party Riots.
LONDON, August 49, 1870.
The Orange celebration at Londonderry yesterday
was attended with much violence. There O
number Of desperate ARRAYS, which assumed such
proportions at one time that the Riot act was read
Forty persons were more or less injured.
At Ennskillen good order was maintained only by
the Of strong bodies OF police and soldiers
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Although the Tldal Wave was the Hrst 20 arrtVe @
protest was entered against her by the Palmer and
Others, for having taken living start against the
regulations for the race. Tne White Cap was
awarded the prize for sioops having defeated the
Oracle on time. The yaCats lrcd the usual salutcS
upon their arrival. the appearance OF The necs
excited great admiration. Eager inquiries were
made after the Cambria Dauatless ana Sappho. and,
az the.r arrival was expected crowds or visitors
went out % meet them.
The Phantom, Sappho, Cambria, Daun.less Magic,
FIeetWing ana others will arrive here during Mon
day. and on the following day VIII JON in the race
Tor the cup. grand entertainment WITH be given
the members o. the club Tuesday and 1t Is thought
on Tuesday the squadron VIII sail for New bedford.
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ALMOST "OHE MORE uaFOsTyasTE."

Ayoung girl, whose apparent condition fully cor
roborated her story that she had been seduced at
tempted to commit suicide in Paterson night before
last by swallowing dose OF poison. Her condition
was discovered barely IN time 10 save her life She
has been working In the Old Gun Mil cotton facto-
~, and there are some grave rumors tnat certain
married man connected with the establishment ID
concerned IN the cause OF her unfortunate situation
the young grl Is at present boarding WI til friend
Mill Pnfcrsun.
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tsill Is Net Gold --!,nt Glitters.,,
Why have the ladies' of this city vicinity discarded the
various proprietary puaed and now
fni such joyous conentment In the use OF RESTORER
AMERICA Simply because RESTORER AMERICA in no
single instance has proven anything what II has
repesented while their dearly purchased experience has
convinced them that OF the prcparat with which
they treated their faded quae sunt re-
media periculns' and that the timely advent Of Resorcr
America upon the troubled wAters' them srEf.
sAFEJYl
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PRATT.-SudjeDlv. on Saturday. August H. n
Branford Point, WILLIAM PRATT OF New York Ia
the 55th year Oi his age.
Notice OF funeral tomorrow
For Oi,cl' Dedtts nee Ntiath Pdge.l
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TELKGRAPHIC!|! !!!|! NEWS n
:" ERom ~. -.
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Dutch Recruitment for the
Papal Army.
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Cholera on the Shores of the
Black Sea.
HOLLAND.
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Military Aid to tho Popo-The United States
ElaS.
LONDON. August Is, 1870
Holland has sent twelve hundred volunteers to
Rome to serve In the Papa army.
The United States steamer Juniata Is expected at
Flushing
HOLLAND.
RUSSIA.

Cholera on the Black Sea shore.
LONDON, August 13. 1870.
Cholera has broken out In tho towns the shore
OF the Black Sea. Vessels thence quarantned at
Liverpool
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TURKEY.
Volunteers for France.

Volunteers for France.
LONDON, August 13. 1870
A despatch from ConstantinoDIe says number of
French citizens have left there for home take SER
vice In The French army.
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Batcheior's Hair .Dye-Thc Best in the
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable ipsaafa
neous Factory IL Bond street,
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ROME.

Death Of nm Archbishop.
ROME, August 10, via London.
The Archbishop OF Buenos Ayrcs died yesterday in
this city.
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Aquatic Sport.

LONDON, August 13, 1870.
In the last race Of the Royal Victoria Regatta,
which came or yesterday. the Fiona won the Vice
COmmodore's prize. and the Plead took the second
prize,
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''Surued Children Drend the Fire,o and
hence those who have tried them oathe color
ing preparations with which the market Is delnged Blu,
PuALONS VlrAl1A, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR
their most sang.nc expectations be realized GRAY
hairs take any shade brown un der s opsraton
Sold by druggists.
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A.-HcrriBg's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
81 RrlliWlY. corner MURRAY a,r rssf
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Barclay Street, 70. 2.-Dr. Riggs Hard
RUBBER MULTlPEDhL TRUSS Comfortable and saiiafac-
tory under all circumstances. go for IT,
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tnEOrd's Iron nud sulphur Powders
inyi.oraie the body and
nlIIiv lln hlnnI
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ADMIR- AL 'FARRAoUT.
ADMIRAL FarraGut Gradually DecIinins-Iis
Death Hourly Expected.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., August 1850 p M.
Admiral Farragut still lives but cannot last much
longer. Everything Is being done to alleviate his
sunerings which human skill can devise. The Ad-
miral is constantly attended by Dr. A. O. Gorgas,
United States Navy. one OF the most skilful physi-
clans In the navy The Admiral's death Is hourly
expected. He is now unconscious *!
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~te,nfcid's coxnac Eitters Purify the Blood

lscpot for Congress and Empirc Spring Wa
sold draught.
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SOOTHING SYRUP for children ,ee,hinc I, has been
used for thirty years with never failing safety
by millions Of mothers for children 1t corrects scdity
oil the stomach, relieves wind collie. regulates bowels.
and gives res health and comfort mother aad child