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Herald Special Report from
Salt Lake City.
Further Trouble Between the United States
Authorities and the MOrmOnS.
TELEGRAM TO THE KEW FORK HERALD.
T,AKr CrTy Sar

SALT LAKE Cry, Sept. IL, 1871.
About six months ago an Indictment was
found by Mormon Grand Jury, in the United
States District Court, against John J. Baum;
H. L. Davis and another man for the murder
of Henry Brown in Provo City, who was shot
down in the street like dog.
1t is stated that q woman was at the
bottom of the affair. Brown was en-
gagged to a young lady whom Mormon
Bishop desired to marry. Brown was re-
moved by the assassins shots. Yesterday
United States Marshal Patrick attempted to
arrest Baum at Provo. He was represented
by three of his deputies and five soldiers from
Camp Douglas under sergeant, who sur
rounded bis house at midnight. Baum es-
capped, his wife assisting. Shots were fired at
Baum, and it is said he was wounded. He
does not seem to have been caught afterwards.
The posse visited Davis place. Mrs. Baum
was before them, and Davis had fed.
All these indicted criminals have been skulk-
ing for months, protected by the church author
tiles. Tonight the Neaos, the Mormon organ,
is out in a fierce editorial against the outrage
OF sending United States troops against Utah
citizens. The laws Of the United States will
be enforced. Murderers will be arrested, tried
and executed in spite Of tho popular wish to
protect them. A Grand Jury will meet on
Monday next, to investigate series Of crimes
committed oflate years in Utah.
The Third District Court commenced its fall
session here to-day. Colonel Wicker not
having signiGed his acceptance of the Office of
United States Attorney, Chief Justice Mexican
appointed Il. B. Baskin, United States Attor-
ney 0d interim.
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MEETING OF THE AMERICAN PHARMACEUTI-
CAL ASSOCI ALTON.

ST. LOUIS, sept. IL, 1871.
The nineteenth unnua meeting of the American
Pharmaceutical Association convened in Polytech'
mic Hall this afternoon. In the absence of President
Staples and other presiding officers, Professor
Ferries Moore. OF Baltimore, was elected temporary
chairman. ''.
II. 3. Brady, representative of the British Phar
maceutical Society of New Caste.on.Tync, was
introduced and invited to a seat on the platform.
lie acknowledged the courtesy in a few remarks.
The Comnnttee on Credental, reported delegates
isviile College of Pharmacy University OF Michigan,
ontario College OF Pharmacy, Chicago College OF
and its alumni, Philadelphia College and It's
alumni, Maryland College and alumni New Jersey
OF Washington, St. Louis College Of Pharmacy Kali.
sas College OF Pharmacy. In addition to delegates
from the institutions, there were large number OF
members OF the association present. Consldera6le
discussion was had on the question, whether the
admitted, 1t being claimed that graduates OF the
pharmacenucal department OF TINS INSTITUTION were
finally referred TO committee.
Reports Of the committees appointed at the last
meeting we're Then called Tor ny title and tled
Tney VIII be read during the sessions OF the Conven
committee OF one from each college and associa
tion represented, and tve from he Convention at
large, was then appointed 20 nominate officers for
EghtY.eisht new members were presented and
elected.
The report OF the Executive Committee gave
good account OF the condition OF the association
Twelve members died during the year and several
resigned.
rlie address OF the retiring President was read.
He regretted his inability to be present, referred to
the growth anu increasing importance OF the assO-
ciatlon and offered many good suggestions, some
pertinent to the adulteraton OF drugs, and thought
more knowledge OF pharmacy necessary to drug
gsts. The address was referred to a committee to
report OH the suggestions II contained.
the meeting was then adjourned until tomorrow.
The display OF drugs. druggists sunlres and
wli be open to public Inspection. re-
union took place tonight in the Southern
Hotel parlors for the purpose OF developing
close acquaintance OF the members. Many lales
belong 10 the families OF members were present,
and the occasion was one OF much enjoyment.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Sept IL, 1871
Advices from ruerto Principe to the 9th inst, say
that Lieutenant Colonel Lopez Recio Borrero, with
twenty-five other insurgents have delivered them
selves to the Spanish authorities Among them are
Commander Fernando Aguero Betancourt, Captains
Faustino, Cabel.ero and Sacarras, Lieutenant
Governor Juan Pima Porro, Lieutenant Pablo Reco
Agrammonte, Juan Rodriguez Scdrus and Lieu
tenant Marcano Anglers belancourt.
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EXTENSIVE FORGERY,

man named Henry Myers was arrested yeser
aay In Sixty.frs street 10y Detectives Farley ard
Smonton for forgery 1t appears that Myers went
TO bank few days ago and made ont two
checks for $2i, which lie got certthed. lie
then then altered the checks 10 the amount
OF SLIGO, and going to the oriental Bank drew
the amount The authorities OF the bank found out
shortly aiier that the affair was fraudulent one
and sent the detectives on the track OF the f0rger.
lie was discovered IN q saloon up town, ana as
soon as the officers toox him charge he confessed
his guilt and ls now committed " answer,
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RAILROAD MATTER S.
Another Southern Railroad Swallowed Up by
the Pcnusy lyan;n Central Monopoly.

the Pcnusy Iyania Central Monopoly.
RICHMOND, Sept. l., 1871.
After a long and strenuous contest, in which local
preJudces and the strongest opposition had to be
overcome, the North Carolina Railroad was leased
at late hour last night to the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company for $3.50 900 per annum for
thirty years. This road is 223 miles IN length, ex
tending from Goldsboro IN the east, to Charlotte in
the western section OF the State, by q circutous
route. 1t is PRINCIPALLY owned by the State, its
estimated value being S3,O0o,O0O The portion OF 1t
use III order 10 make through connections with The
South Is that between Greensboro, the terminus Of
the Danvllle road, and Charlotte, ninety miles In
length. To obtain this they had TO lease The entire
road from Goldsooro 10 Charlotte. Possession was
fully given them 8t few minutes past twelve. midi
night, and the North carolina road Will now be
operated under the con rol or Colonel a. ,. BuOru,
President OF the Richmond and Danville Railroad.
by this operation Colonel BulOrd has cOnsummated
his long sought design OF continuous line from the
Chesapeake Bay to Atlanta, Ca and he central South
by the YORK River Railroad from West Point, Rich
mOnd. The Richmond and Danville road, from Rich
mOnd to Greensboro the North Carolina road, ftOm
Greensboro to Charlotte, and new road, now nearly
completed from Charlotte TO Atlanta. IL Is needless
to say that aN these roads are controlled by the
PENNSYLVANIA Central Railroad Company, which has
thus secured monopoly OF the travel and ireights
Two OF the great southern routes, the one stretch
ing from Washington down the Atlantic coast TO
Wilmington n. c., and the other from the Chesa-
peaAe Bay TO Atlanta and the Central South.
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YACHTING IN JERSEY WATERS.
A Fifteen Mile scud IN sqnnn River.

A Fifteen Mile Scud IN sGnnn River.
The large number OF summer and winter residents
Of Sguan Beach and vicinity enjoyed aquatic sen.
sation last Saturday, being yacht race TO
test the sailing qualities of three trinl-built FORE
and arts named the Gussle, owned by Jacob Cur.
tbs; the Oracle, owned by sydney Noble and the
Kate owned by Eugene LOngstreet. The course
was on Squan River, and extended fifteen miles; I;
and the race for q nominal purse. IL was won by
the Kate, the time made being 2h. l5m., beating
the Gusse Am. 3Os., and the Oracle l5m.
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TiLl6Rkfi 70 THE EEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. II, 1871.
1t is denied that the cholera Is leaving Russia, and
it is stated that there is still average OF hun
dred and fifty deaths per day in Kiev
THE EPIDSsiIC on suIPBOARD.
The American ship LOvcll0. from Hamburg,
arrived at CardlT, with four Of her crew dead from
cholera.
The vessel has, of course been detained in quaran.
tine
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ROUMANIA.
A Jewish Riot at Bucharest.
1fltCRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

BUCHAREST, Sept. IL, 1871.
The people Of this city are excited by false re-
port that the Jews had sacrificed Christian child
and made an attack upon them In the msrKet place.
The government promptly interfered with strong
force OF gendcs darmcs, arrested the leaders OF the
riot and restored ORDER No attempt has been made
to renew the disturbance.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CoNsrANTINOPLg, Sept II, s7L.
Moustapha Assim has been appointed Governor OF
Albania. 1t is thought that this appointment will
put an end TO the disorders which still prevail In
that province.
Ferim Pacha has been named Minister of Marine
In place OF Manmoud Pacha, who mas succeeded
Aali Pacha as Grand vizicr.
Moustapha Kristle Is dead.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10, 1871.
Arrived, steamer China from Hong Kong, August
IL, and Yokohama August D. The China brings
Carl Waeber Captain Allison, A. Refs ana Miss
X. Arnold, seven Japanese students, for New
York; Captlln G. Vernon Cotton T. S. Smith, vii.
liam Dannison, r. NJ; George K. Whiting, Captain
McMannis, f. Beald, forEUrope
Among the cargo is one package Of musk, twenty.
two OF merchandise 67o of silk and TO- lat OF tea Tor
New York; LIS OF tea for Chicago ana 4o3 OF tea
for Boston.
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MAINE ELECTION.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept IL, 1871.
The indications here. derived from careful loot
ing OF the returns received up to noon to-day are
that Governor Perham's majority will be nearly
eleven thousand The exact Official majority for
Governor Perham last year was $685. The net re.
publican gain Ii, therefore, nearly three thousand
Last
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Sarat0ga Railroad Convention.

SAKATOGA, StPIs II, IoII.
A convention or capitalists and railroad men
interested in the Boston, Saratoga ana Oswego Rail-
road, was held here to-day, IN the Grand Union
Hotel ball room. The attendance was quite large.
The meeting was called to order ~ twelve O'Clock
M. by Mr.. L. Fort, OF Oswego Chairman OF the Gen.
eral Committee, appointed at Oswego last June,
who stated that the meeting was an open one, IN
which all interested in the Boston, saratoga ana U.s.
weg0 Railroad are invited TO participate
Mr. Fort then called upon Il. II. Derby or Bos.
about half an hour, setting forth the necessity lor
another great route between the lakes ana tne sea-
board, and presenting q surprising array OF stats-
tics and setting forth In clear terms the necessity
Tor the road
Miles G. Comstock, or Rome, was chosen secre-
L. Ms
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IL, 1871.
President Grant and family reached Reading Pa,
at halrpast Twelve r. M. today He will remain
night at Lebanon as the guest OF George ID. Cole.
man, and proceed to the Oil ReaiOns tomorrow.
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TELEGRAM TO The NEW YORK psaALp.

LONDON, Sept. IL, 1871.
The. French and Swiss governments nave accepted
Invitations to scnd representatives to witness the
formal opening of the Moat Cents Tunnel.
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The Invernary sails to-day for New York.

CEirn.
The Hon. James Brooks Is at Chez Foo. When he
has observed carefully Oriental affairs he Will
return via Egypt to the United states.
There is great anxiety among all classes In China
to know what action the United States will take in
relation to future dealings with China.
There is general feeling amcng Americans and
in the navy against uniting with other foreign gov.
ernments under any circumstances.
Five ships are loading with tea at Shanghae for
New York and nine for London.
The drouth is severe in the vicinity OF Shanghai
The exc tement IN Canton is anatng. No further
demonstrations against foreigners have been made.
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| Japan.
YOKOHAMA August %, 1S71,l
via SAN FRANCISCO, Sept H.
The flagship Colorado arrived here on the Goth
inst. She is to go into dock for REPAIRS which are
greatly needed.
Minister Low United States Envov to China. Is In
this city. The object of his visit is unknown; but It
Is supposed 1t has some reference to the COrean COM
plcations. The course pursued by the United
States towards C0rea Is generally coniemned
here by foreigners anu Americans themselves
concede the attack upon the forts to be most dis.
astrous AFFAIR, commenced WI lthOur duly Weighing
the consequences or considering either the pecua.
rites OF Corean character, or whether the objects
of the expedition could not be better attained by
other methods. Minister Low ls particularly reti-
cent on the subject, and doubtless feels that his mis-
sion has proved a failure.
The ratification OF the treaty between Japan and
Hawail, negotiated through MI. Del0ng the Amerl-
can Minister nave been ex changed.
Minister Deong recently compelled the British
Charge d'Affaires at Yokohama to apologize for
Insulting remarks concerning Americans In general
and himself in particular He also compelled the
English editor OF the Japan Mail to publish an
abiect apology for publishing the scurrous docu-
ment purportng to have been issued from the
American Consulate.
commissioners of China and Japan are preparing
o treaty between these two countries.
All the foreign Ministers except the American
have been called home to consult with their govern
ments concerning the treaties concluded with
China and apan by European and American ma
tions.
An American having been imprisoned without
cause, the Japanese authorities, on the demand OF
Consul Sheppard, released him. made an apology
and dismissed the officer who made the arrest.
Great changes are making In the government Of
Japan. Satsuma Is getting the upper hand slowly.
Teas are active, with downward tendency.
SILK and silkworms' eggs are in great demani.
Exchange on the Bank OF England, four months,
4s. 54d.
The Invernary sails to-day for New York.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BRUSSELS, Sept. IL, 1871.
The machine shops throughout the city have been
closed by their proprletors.
The strikers are now parading the streets.
No disturbance has occurred.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW y02X HERALD.

STOCKHOLM, Sept II, 1871.
The Diet has been specially convoked to make
provision for the reorganization of the army.
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AQUAT!cS.
A National Testimonial for the Ward

" N"tfOHUI Tc<IImoHinI IOr tuc Wuru
Brothers.
SARATOGA, N. r., Sept. H. 1871.
AT the Grand Union Hotel last evening It was pro.
posed by William r. Roberta NJ. c., that subscrip
ton be opened for present to the Ward Brothers,
with national testimonial. In honor OF their VIC
tory over the English crews. The following gense.
William II. Roberts Matthew r. Brennan John SAN
iord. Richard RisdOn ana Warren Leland. MI
James Leary ana Mr.. J. Jarvis subscribed S25 EACH.
A committee mas been formed to solicit subsctip-
tions, and IT Il believed that the Ward Brothers VIII
receive substantial evidence OF the esteem IN which
they are neld for their splendid victory,
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BELGIUM.

Complete "Lock OUT by the Belgian Ironmas-
ters
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The Champions Of tIse World About tn Retire,
but Ready for One More Trini.

ST. JOHN, N. b., Sept IL, 1871.
AS 1t Is our intention to participate In aquatic
contests as iOur-0ared' crew after the present
season, we hereby announce that we shall retire
as champions OF the world On 1st OF October next
unless challenged piior to that date for match
with any other crew during the present season, said
matcn 70 be rowed at Springfield, in the United
STATES or on the Kennebecas;s river at st. John,
New Brunswick, under articles OF agreement
similar 10 those under which the championship was
copied. R0iSERT fJLTON
SAMUEL HUTTON,
ELIJAH ROSS.
GEORGE PRICE.
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TELEGRAM To THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ROME, Sept. IL, 1871.

ROME, Sept 12 1871.
The Italian Minister of Flnancs, Signor Sea, IN
tends TO Iarm out the grist tax on similar plan to
that by which the proceeds OF the government to.
bacco monopoly are collected.
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ENGLAND.

A~~~~~>~~~~~~~>O~~~~~~~
Amalgamating the shipbuilding Interests Of
Hull-Gossip In London on the Victory of the
Ward Crew at Saratoga a-Bradlaugh's
Band To Be Exhibited Again
in Trafalgar Square.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoay HERALD
LONDON, Sept. IL. 1871.
II s reported that the entire shipbuding business
Of the port Of Hull has been transferred TO q com.
pany, the leading officers OF which are Vice Admiral
Robert Spencer Robinson and Naval Constructor
Reid.
AMERICA ASSISTING EMIGRATION.
Colonel Rowland, an accredited American agent
TO assist the cause OF emigration, has arrived In
London, and Will proceed at once to Scandinavia
ana Germany to commence the duties OF his mis-
sion.
FEELING IN LONDON ON THE SARATOGA REGATTA.
The victory Of the Ward crew in the Saratoga
regatta Is general topic OF remark here and some
Of the journals express the opinion that the race
was won by the Wards because Of the stakcboat
arrangement, which has been discarded In Eng
LAM.
THE HEATHEN CHINEE.
The London journals OF to-day discuss the success
OF Chinese labor In America, in its relation to the
recent strlKes In England,
HOW IS THISP
The newspapers also comment savagely upon the
many disasters which have recently belalen British
ships OF war.
TRAFALGAR SQUARE POLITICIANS AND THE 'BLACKn
STRIKE
meeting In support OF the Newcastle strikers Is
announced to be held In Trafalgar square on Mon.
day, the 25th inst
LARGE COTTON IMPORTS FROM BOMBAY.
A despatch, dated Bombay, September IL, states
the shipments OF cotton TO England from that place
on that day, and since the last report to have been
eight hundred bales.
ARRIVAL OF COTTON SHIPS.
Ship China from New Orleans August 27, with
S,041 bales cotton.
Steamship Spain, from New York September 2,
with 1885 bales cotton.
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ITALY.

The Minister Of Finance Farming Out the Grist
Tax.
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LONDON, Sent. IL, 1871.
II is announced that the government Of Tunis has
determined to send diplomatic representative to
COnstQntlnOpe.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Eruption Of Mauna Lon Volcano.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IL, 1871.
The volcano or Mauna Loa, Hawaii, Is IN iull
eruption. The light from the eruption Is seen long
distances at sea-
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FRANCE.

The Proposed Tax Levy Not Approved of by the
Budget Committee -Abolishing Napo-
leuns Pension List-The
Tax Levy.
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TURKEY.

Ministerial Appointmsnts-Dsath Of Moustapha
Kristls
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NO YELLOW FEVER IN CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept 10, 1871.
Tie Board of Health reports no deaths from yellow
fever during the past twentY-fopr hours,
Apss 2 .
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Dexter,s Time Observation-Disclosures Are A..
to nshed and Bonner s unhappy goldsmith Maid" =
onesn of The Turf, "Dexter" longer King Bus,
Sens reader there among the hatters OF do,nam.
or the world that beat the time Of KNOX the Hatter
them years. and first to the front with his tn
liable fan styles Get OF his superb Hats and BIO happy
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Grand Military Festival and Pete Champetrc at Fasnicn
Course must make entry before the 2th september 10
BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK, General Manager No. " Beekmsn
street, New York.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.


SEPTEMBER 13.
1S70-M. Thicrs arrived In London on mission "a
the Britis government.
1S52-The French senate prayed 'the re-estaDsli.
ment OF the hereditary sovereign power Ia thd
BOnaparte family"
1s47-BaLte Of Chapultepco (Mexlco)-thc last for
the possession OF the city OF Mexico.
1759-Battle OF quebec or the Plains OF Abraham:
the French under General Montcalm beatcn
by the British under General WoIe, BOth
commanders were killed.
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A.--Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway, corner Murray ssf3D
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A.-A.-S2 Saved ON Fall style Gcnflcmcn's
Dress Hats. Largest stock ever offered at retail.
q. y. d. HAT COMPANY, Is Cortlaudt strces.
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GentIemen's silk Hats Seven Dollars.
WARNOCK h CO., 519 Broadway.

1t is Saddcuing 10 See Our Hair BlossOmin9
for the grave too early More especially women feet h
ahcton, and II "a greater dsformity TO them tnsn 20
men. AYERS HAIR vIGOR removes IL and restores the
hair sometimes, but its original color always
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CHINA AND JAPAN.
Arrival of the Steamer China at
San Francisco.

Affairs in Japan-Minister Low Visiting Yoko-
hama-The British Representative Apollo
gizes to the American Minister
Justice to an American-Com-
msrcial Activity in China
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Bntchelor's Hair Dye-The Hest IN tno
world. The only perfect dye. Harmless rcAoes nsana-
4 all frIgy
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Purity nrd Cleanliness Are the Only Safe.
guards against disease at this season, and %
RALUM IA The and dslnectant to use aDys
your premises Prepared only by riLpEN Coa Ho WE
liam street. New YORK.
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A.-I'hnlOn's New Perfumes,
al LOVE you"
and WHITE ROSE"
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THE CHOLERA.

The Cholera Still Raging in Russia Four Of an
American Vessels Crew Dead from 1t.
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A.-FOr Fall Styles Of Cenficmcn's Hats
call on DOUGAN. l02 Nassau, corner OF Ann street.
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Crjstn doro,s Hair Dye has no Equal IN the
world n s he safest and reliable Of Sold cvery
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direct to the manufacturer EsFENsCHEID, il3 Nassau
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MONT GEMS TUNNEL.

France ard Switzerland To b Represented at
the Opsni1g.
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SWEDEN.

Tho War Alarm in sweden-Ihe Diet Specially
Convened.
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TUMTS.
TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Representative To Be Sent to Constantinople
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

| A.-Barry's Trlcopberous Will to Ccr-
tanty restore weak and thin ha making thick. soft and
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CUBA.

Twenty-Five Of the Principal Insurgents Voluntary
Prisoners to the Spanish Authorities
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WarriugtOn's Home Endorses Butler.
MAIDEN, Sept 12 1871.
This town, the home Of "Warrngton," otherwise
known as William S. Robinson, elected full board
Of Butter delegates TO the Republican State Convex
tiOl this evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-28
MARRIED..

On the Goth instant, at~the residence Of the
brides mother, by Rev. j. j. Bullock, d. D.,
ALFRED II. THOMSON, of Orange {. H. Va,
to SALLIE MCKENZIE, daughter of Esther
W. md the late James Dempsey, Of this city.
On Thursday, April 9th. 1871, ut st: Mary,s
Church, by Rev Father McDonough, WIN. n
HAMILTON to Miss ANNIE K. TAYLOR
all of this city.
On Tuesday evening, April 25th,, at Chat
ham," Stafford county, Va, tho residence Of the
brides father, by Rev. NJ. D. Hoge, of Rich
mond, Rev. JAMES p SMITH, Pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, in Fredericksburg, to Miss
AGNES LACY, daughter of Major j. Horace
Lacy
On Wednesday evening" April 18th, at Cleve,
King George county, tho residence of the brides
father, by Rev. Edward Mcclure H. II. VAL
LACE Jr., OF Fredericksburg, to Miss ELLEN
BIRD, daughter of II. 3. Lewis
April 18th, in GAINESVILLE, Tenn, by Rev
Samuel Ringgold, Capt: J. LOUIS SMITH, of
Virginia, to Miss JENNY KERR, daughter Of
the late NJ. NJ. Kerr, esq, of Tennessee.
In Baltimore, on Tuesday, April 25th, at En-
manuel Church, by Rev. A. NJ. Randolph, WIN.
REED to EMILE Mckim, daughter OF the late
David S. McKim.
. AT Dulin's Chapel, Falls Church, April 10Th,
1871, by Rev. l.. II. Crenshaw. Mr.. EDWARD
]. BIRCH and Miss MARI c. SHREFE,
daughter Of B. +. Shrcve, esq, all of Fairfax
county Va