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NE w YORK,

Loss of Sfea msllip and Twenty Lives,
NEW York, Aug. 25th.-The steamer Lodora,
Capt. HI. r. Hovey, which left this port the
18th inst. for New Orleans, foundered in a
gale on the 10th, Is miles south of st. Angus
tine, Fla, and twenty of the passengers and
crew,with all the cargo valued at $200O00 were
lost. The survivors were the captains son, the
first and second mates, chief engineer, LIST as
slstant engineer, fireman, four sailors, head
cook, aud mess boy, the latter of whom was
picked up near st. Augustine and gave the
first tdings OF the disaster. The Lodora wars
running in Mollory's Southern Steamship
Line. She was partially insured. Among her
owners are John Jewett s. Sons of this CITY,
and Captain Hovey, her commander. The lat
ter, who was formerly connected with Lon
don line OF packets, and who was highly es-
teemed in both official and private capacity,
leaves wife and seven children at his home
in Essex, ct. The Lodora was an iron steam
er OF about 500 tons burden, built in Hull,
England, in 1862, and rated A 1. During the
war she was used as blockade runner.
The Brooklyn Verdict.
The Brooklyn Coroner's Jury OH the West
hele disaster rendered verdict this evening
in which they find that the Westfield's boiler
was detective in its original construction worn
cut by use and invited the catastrophe with
which it met. That Jacob H. Vanderbilt. Pres-
ident of the Staten Island Railroad Co. /; John
H. Mathews, U. S. Inspector; James H. Brais-
ted, Superintendent of the Staten Island Rail-
road CO.. are responsible for the use of said
defective boiler, and the consequence of its use
and should be held accountable for the deaths
of the aforesaid persons. Coroner Whitebill
will cause the arrest of the parties whom the
Jury hold responsible for the accident
Another Account Of the Philippine Islands
Disaster.
A atavia paper gives particulars of the cal
amity which occurred few months ago at
TagaOnda, an island of the Sangoe group of
the PHILIPPINES.
1t appears that on the 3 of March an cut.
burst took place from the volcano RugHag on
that island. accompanied by "seaquake.''
The sea thereupon rose to great height and a
gigantic wave about 40 Dutch yards high, sud :
IDENTIFY rushed ON the island sweeping away be-
fore it human beings, cattle, houses aud eyerv-
thing else. The number of inhabitants de-
strOyed was 416.
Another account says that three hundred
persons persisted, among whom was the Raiah
of the Island. and only three houses were left
standing. Almost all of the survivors fled to
the bush, where they still were at the last ac-
counts. The bodies of the dead were living
making the air foul from the want of hands to
bury them
On the 14th of March the volcano cast out
flames and lava which destroyed most of the
cultivated lands. The wretchedness and dis
tress of the surviving population is great aud
the need OF help pressing. The SangOe Islands
lie to the north OF Mindanao.
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MINNESOTA.


ST. PAUL, Aug. pa military expedition
is now fitting out at st. Paul will have the
double object of escorting the engineers OF the
Northern Pacific railroad while they are max
ing the final location of the lines through
Western Dakota and Eastern Montana aud
REFRESHING any hostile demonstrations of the
Sioux Indians in the Yellow Stone Valley
The expedition will consist of seven companies
of infantry with four gattling guns twenty-five
mounted siouxs. twenty five members of the
Northern Pacific engineer corps, seventy
teamsters and government employees, making a
total of about 600. The troops will be COM
manded by Gen. Whistler. The engineering
party will be in charge Of Gen. T. L. Rosser,
formerly of the Confederate cavalry and now
chief engineer of the Dakota division of the
North Pacific The expedition will leave Fort
Rice, on the Upper Missouri, September 9th,
and will be absent from that point 60 or 70
days. The latest survey OF the railroad line
through Dakota'crossng Missouri at the mouth
of Heart River. wholly avoids the bad lands
east of Missouri and traverses fertile prairie
country the entire distance.
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OSC.
r Asst evening between Elm and the head OF Park
IL on Congress street, a package containing 10
yards Alpaca, with trimmings done up In wrapping
paper marked o. NJ. q e. p. BROOKS; Inc nnuer
GEO, r. DAVIS,
j,Id 4oS Congress street,
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GEOLOGICAL,
Report from III e signal Office

WASHINGTON, d. G., Aug. 25-7.-The ba-
rometer has continued full during the day,
over middle Atlantic States with increasing
southerly winds. The area of low pressure has
developed from Ohio to Arkansas, and Mis-
souri, the barometer has fallen on the Gulf. and
rapidly in northern Florida. No reports have
neen received since Thursday afternoon from
lower Florida, but there is evidence of the ex-
islehce OF cyclone central. Near st. Angus
Ihe tne barometer will probably rise from
Lake superior to Maine, but will continue low
south OF that region with local storms tonight,
ana on saturday from Iowa and Arkansas to
New Jersey, anc of special severity in Ohio
Valley, southeastern Pennsylvania and New
Jersey. The Florida cyclone win probably, on
Saturday, more over southern Georgia with
increasing easterly winds on the South Atlantic
coast.
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The NEW BLocK.-The cause of the danger
Gus condition of the block of stores on the west
side of Federal street, owned by Judge Ware,
was the breaking of a bolt in one OF the trusses.
The bolt having been repaired the building is
now in safe condition. The Argus reported
that owing to the building having been visited
by fire three times the walls had been weak.
ened, so that in laying the third floor it had to
be hung from the roof The report is incor.
rect, inasmuch as no fire has ever reached the
third floor of this block .
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ARK ANSAS.
R0ston Capital Ignored

LITTLE Rock, Aug. 25-The old board of d.
rectors of the Little Rock & Fort Smith rail
road company re-organized in this city yester-
lay, entirely ignoring the new board, which is
composed mostly of Boston men. c. G. Scott
was elected President, and the other officers
are the same ar before. This board claim to
te the only legal board of directors of the road,
and will at once institute proceedings to have
ii restored
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MEXICO.

City OF Mexico, Aug. 25.-The people in
Morela have been aroused to Cypress Protes-
tants by priest named Caver, who preached a
bitter sermon against the laws of reform and
religious liberation. Carver was sent to prison
by the authorities but the people attempted to
take him out of jail by force. The federal
troops resisted the attempt at the Jail and it re-
suited in great riot A great many persons
were killed and wounded, and even incendiar-
ism was resorted to by the inflamed and en-
ragged followers of the priest.
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hereby acknowledge the receipt of check
for 1857 IA, through Messrs. w. d. Little &
Go. Agents of the Travellers Life and Acct
dent Insurance Co., of Hartford, being the
weekly indemnity for personal injury caused
by the late assault on me on the evening Of
June 10th last against which was insured by
an accident Policy procured through Them
thus showing the advantage of insuring
against accidents. ALyAN RoUNDy.
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au21std1w&W1t

KATE REIGHNoLDs.- Boston Journal
says that Kate Reghnolds is likely to be a
great card" with Lyceums next season, as
she will not only delight the regular lecture
goers, and the innumerable admirers of
Charles Reade, but draw large class who sell
dom attend lectures-the theatre goers Miss
helghnold is personal friend of Charles
Reade, and her account of his life cannot fail
to CRAFTY curiosity that has never yet been
met.
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United States Circuit Court.

JUSTICES CLIFFORD AND FOX PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-Daniel Burnham VS.. James Hervey.
Writ of entry for quantity Of land in Franklin
county. partial hearing was had some time since.
Hearing concluded.
O'Donnell. Whitcomb.
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A0ed brotherhood.

Aged BrOtnernOOu'
TINE Annual Meeting for the choice OF officers or
i any other legal business that may come beiare
them, will he held at Common Council Room City
Building ON the 3ist OF August, ls7l at ~ O'Clock
au24td JOHN b. HUDSON, See'y.
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TUESDAY, SEPT. 5.
64-Libhy VS.. Stuart.
S6-Brdgton VS.. Oxford.
129-Este. VS.. q. L. X. Co.
20l-stephenson VS.. Thayer.
203-Bailey VS.. Garceiou.
2ll-Dayis ct al. vs.. cressey ct al.
z24 Bentwell VS.. Kimbal.
232-Emery VS.. Chase.
-235-Phnney VS.. Davis.
237-Brddbury. Adm'x, VS.. Moulton,
23S-Dougsss VS.. Cotton ct al
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 6.
1sl-Wentwolth, Comp't, VS.. Merrill.
18f-Groses, Comp't VS.. Purington.
24O -Messrr VS.. Bean ct al.
24-Boulton VS.. Wyman.
261-Stl out ct al. VS.. Decoster.
2j4-Fogg, Adm'x, VS.. Fogg.
255-kolins VS.. Fygg.
THURSDAY, SEPT. Z.
259-Nash VS.. Douglass.
2H3-Kaker VS.. Goodwin.
265-Stuart VS.. Edmonts.
266-Libby VS.. Ihrasher.
30 Gunnison VS.. Seavey.
FRIDAY, sEPT. 8.
271-Frost VS.. Qumby.
271-Bridgtou vs.. Baldwin.
290-Sager VS.. Portland.
291-Shepley ct al. vs. Baker.
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The BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG. September
9th, the exhibition ofBachelder's famous paint
ing of the Battle ofGettysburg begins and con-
tinue six days. The exhibition will be accom-
panied by six lectures, explanatory of the field
and incidents of the greatest battle of the late
war. The exhibition is under the auspices of
Post Bosworth, g. A. R., whose past record
promises that all will be done that can be, to
render the course a success. The exhibition
will be held in Mechanics Hall. Tickets for
the course 81.
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Friday, Sept. I.
Match for 100000
Good Dan and Good Track.

II Burleigh names z. IN. Lady Burleigh.
X Larkln names sor. K. Daniel Boone.
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NsanictpaI Court.

JUDUE NORRIS PRESID'NG.
FRIDAY.-George fhelan, Patrick Flaherty, Steph-
Ell Doherty and James Mcdonald, charged with
breaking and entering the store of Levi F. Hoyt, on
Prebe street, waived examination and were bound
in the of $500 each for their appearance at
the Superior Court in September.
O'Donnell-Frapk,
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The Steamer New Brunswick will leave at
T. M. for Eastport and StJohn, connecting
at st John for Halifax. This will be the last
of the excursion trip. All who wish to attend
the great aces at Halifax next week should
take advantage of the reduced fare.
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HACKS, Barouche, Clarence, Coaches and the
great Barge Champion for depot work, we'd
dings, show parties, also Buggies, Phaetons SC.
for private drivisg, to let at the City Hote,
Stables, Green street,J. w. Robinson, Pro-
prietor. aueH eod1m
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INSURE AGAINST ACCIDRNTs-At no time of
the year are there so many chances of accidents
occurring as at present. All persons travelling
should, therefore. see that they provide them
selves with Tickets or Policies covering per-
son.l injury or death by accident. The recent
terrible railroad accident should admonish
every one to be insured. Tickets may be had
at The old agency of w. D. Little & Co.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Fire.
SPRINGFIELD, 25th.-Cotton warp mill at
williamsburg, owned by John H. Matthew of
East Hampton, was burned by an incendiary
last night. portion of the stock was saved
Insured for $12 900.
Foot Race.
AT the foot race at Hampden Park this p. m.
between Kunnipick of this city and Sherman
OF Northampton for $500, distance one mile
Sherman won. Time 453
Fatal InjaFy.
Charles Alden of Pittsfeld, conductor of a
gravel train, was struck by passenger train
running at full speed, near Washington, Mass.
this morning, and fatally injured.
Accident.
BOSTON, 25th.-Geo. F. Framer, % years old
switchman, while Stacking cars this p. m. on
Boston & Lowell r. r. was struck on the head
and instantly killed.
Jas. O'Brien and Michael KEENAN, fell from
staging this P. M, at East Cambridge, break
ing both O'Brens arms, and one of McKen-
mans legs.
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MEssRs. LOWELL & BRETT have never been
so busy with wedding cards as at the present
time. They frequently have fifty new plates
in process at time. Their latest style. which
meets general favor, is reduced old English
letter devoid of ornament, with monogram, re-
duced, printed in dark tint, the package con-
sisting of two cards and billet in an obloDg
envelope. Messrs. Loring. Short & Harmon,
under the Falmouth Hotel, are the agents.
auo11 st-1w
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CoNsUMPTION.-"I find that in Incipie mt
Consumption and other diseases of the Throat
and Lungs, FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HYPoPBosPHITEs has done wonders In re-
storing persons suffering from the effects of
Dyptheria, and the cough following Typhoid
Fever, prevalent in this region, it is the best
remedial agent have ever used.
EDWIN CLAY, M. d.
Pugwash, N. S., Jan. IA, 1868"
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CHARLESTON, Aug 22.-Freights to. Liverpool by
steam direct nominal ON uplands; via New York, Id
ON uplands and Id on Sea Islands. Coastwise-
To New York, by steam &c % H. on uplands; &c %
ID on Sea Islands; 81 20 P tierce on Rice; by SAIL
sc ~ Id on upands, 40c " Dbl on Resin, 81 "a ID Nj
on Lumber and 50 q 10 ~ M on Timber To Bos
ton ny sail, sc p fb on upland Cotton; to Provi-
dence ey sal W on Boards; &c fb OH upland; by
Vessels are in demand to take Lumber heights from
georgetown, SC, Darien and SatIlla river, Ga, and
Jacksonville Fla, to Northern ports and $40 6O 10
" M are rates on Lumber and Boards.
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In addition to our large and Selected Stock
OF Fancy Groceries, we have this day received
fresh invoice of Choice Articles too numer-
Gus to mention. Call and see fer yourselves
at Wilson & Co.'S T Store, So Federal street,
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ILLINOIS.

AMBoY, Aug. pa fire this morning de.
stroyed nearly all the business houses on both
sides Of Main street, Loss $500, 900; insured
for 10000. John Sherman was burned to
death in the town Jail.
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FRESH Music. has just received
the following music: Peterson's Musical
Monthly for September; Kemp's celebrated
Sneezlng Catch; Sweet Charity's Sske; Den
mis- O'Shane; Try Me Again, Mother; La Clio.
chetti Schottische; Songs of the Olden Time
six in number; Little Bunch of Roses; am
Thinking of Thee; Thinking and Dreaming Of
Mother; What is that Song you're Singing;
Maggie with the Golden Hair; Selections
from the lite Opera, the Hunters Daughter;
and the Butterfly or Caprice Galop.
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PARKS HOUSE, BosToN.-This house offers
many advantages to the travelling public. Its
proximity to the leading places of amusement.
its neat, airy and comfortable rooms, and very
moderate prices, render it desirable lstopping
place. On European plan. Single rooms can
be had at IS cents and 81 day.
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To make the best Soft Soap in the world dis
solve the DOLLAR REWARD SoAP," in boil
ing water.
For sale by CHAs. MCLAUGHLIN & Co.,
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NILSSON RI.
Undiam Atari,
Removal Of the Capital.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. o. -Fifry Indians attacked
party OF eight white men thirty miles south
of Cheyenne, July 9th, and killed three and
cantnrad three.
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Large Sale of Army Clothing aud
Equipage.

Deputy Quartermaster Generals Office,
Philadelphia. Pa, August 10, 1871.
w I'LL be sold at. Public auction. at sCHUYL-
w KILL ARSENAL, Philadelphia Pa, COM
mencing on TU ESDAY, Sept IL 1871, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, under the direction Of Captain V. p. Van
new, ubservceable, aud damaged clothing, camp
and garrison equpage, consisting in part of
1900 great coats,
5000 pairs drawers,
1000 shirts
29,O wool blankets,
1000 pairs trousers.
800 900 pairs stockings,
8 500 pairs boots aud shoes,
% TO knapsacks,
20.757 haversacks,
800, 900 yards OF Grey Shifting FIanne1l
and various other articles. The OF sale will be
stated in the catalogues, which can be obtained al
this Office or at the Schuylki Arsenal Philadelphia
Pa, BY order OF the Quarter master General.
STEWART VAN VLIET,
Deputy Quartermaster General U. s. Army
aug15 decd 15t
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e. N PERRY. the Halter, has received by the
Prussia. an invoice of Silk aats, cork body,
being light frar...
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ALABAMA.
The Army Wnr,r,

SELMA, Aug. 25-The army worm COM
menced operations on 21st inst in this vicinity
and is now committing fearful ravages. The
cotton crop will be materially lessened.
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BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrh.

FLY SCREENS are at Lothrops, Exchange
street, for so cts
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Religious Notices.

THE Reform School S. S. will be held Sunday p.
M. Coach leaves State Street at o'clock. Every
Teacher is requested to be present or to provide
substitute.
ST LUKE's CATHEDRAL.-Sunday Services at 1OB
a. ~. aud u p M, Daily Services at a. m, and
D p. N. Seats free to all.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH, corner Congress and Locust
st-MOrnng service Sunday at lOt o'clock A. M
Afternoon service suspended until the second Sun
day in September. Tais is tree church with tree
Seats and all are welcome.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Congress ST.. corner OF
Wilmot, Rev Vim Ii Smaller Pastor. The morning
service will be omitted till further notice. Sabbath
School atl 40; preaching at 3; prayer and social
meeting at 80 PM.
CHESTNUT ST. CHURCH.-Prayer meeting 9;
preach ng 10 1-2 c'--i-----r - each
neral
hath
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Latest and Newest Styles of Hats and CAPS
at Maher & Co., opposite Post-ofice.
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FRANKLIN CoUNTY.-The Franklin County
Republicans have nominated for Senator, f.
NJ. Howes of New Sharon; Judge Of Probate.
H. b. Prescott of New Sharon; Register of
Probate, B. f. Atkinson Of Pennington; Treas
urer, I. w. Merrill of Pennington: Commits
sioner, j. A. Thompson Of Phillips.
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90 M M H DIAL.
Foreign Imports

Foreign Exports.
ST. JOHN, NIB. Brig Julia E. Haskel-1OO0 Dbl
-four.
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A mass meeting to consider the question Of
the removal OF the national capital will be held
in this city Sept. 10. Among the signers OF the
call are the Mayor and ex-Gov. Blow.
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A FULL assortment of Paper Hangings,
Window Shades, Screens, etc., for sale by
lyStf DEvENs & Co., 10 Free st.
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New House

NOR SALE-On Lewis street, near Pine. Frest ,oed
Il and piped Tor Sebago. Apply en- the pren,s ses,
or at % Emery st. JAMES A. TENNE1ss
auR25 tt
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The JAPANEsE.-The popular Japanese
troupe was greeted with large audience last
evening at City Hall, on their return from
highly successful Eastern tour The perform
ance displayed the same remarkable skill and
ability that was evinced in the previous one in
this city, and was as eminently satisfactory to
the audience. OF the many marvello feats
included in tho programme it would be useless
to speak in detail, as special description of
each would then become absolutely necessary
to convey any adequate idea of the character
of the entertainment Little All Right ap-
peared in his unrivalled specialities, and also
presented each lady with beautiful Japanese
charm, which was new and very acceptable
feature of the entertainment. This afternoon
at o'clock, grand matinee for the accom-
mediation OF ladies and children will be givan
when the admission to all parts of the house
will be only % cents. Another entertainment
will be given in the evening, which will posi-.
lively be the last opportunity offered to our
citizens to witness the performance of this pop.
ular troupe.
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ikY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. If.
YET Briggs Corn and Buniou Remedies
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success. If.
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CALIFORNIA,
GhSmu Ennn,~>arcn

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 25.-The bark Hong
Kong, SO days from Yokohama, arrived to day,
with cargo of tea which will be shipped over
land to New York on through bills of laden,
the first shipment thus made of cargo. The
special steamer Alaska is due on Monday from
China. She shipped cargo in the same man.
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New Advertisements To-Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Real Estate. IF. o. Bailey & Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN,
Forest City Park. John S. Head.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Fail Style Hats. ...E. N. Perry.
Removal. Rollins g. Bond.
Procure Tickets. wv. d. Little & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
treat Bargains. wv. f. Hill.
RilIs Wickabee.
Gas Fixtures. John Kinsman.
Free Saturday Gazette.
Business Chances. =. Taylor & Co.
Steamer Magnet.
Real Estate TO Lease. w. H. Jerris
Sage Cheese. Smith, Donnel & Co.
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TrOOus Wanted.
Rumo1s of Murder Of Gen. CrooAe.

Capt. Brown, of the United States Army,
sends message from Los Flores that he must
have larger force there or an Indian war is
inavitahla
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Yellow Fever.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 25.-Malignant
yellow fever has appeared in this city, and is
thought to be spreading.
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CODOrt21erShi91.
Burl'S Boots :!

1cr ~ omen, Misses and Childrt m :
bakklSTER IL TlCHENOR French cali, b and
sewed. eustom-made Boots, Caters and Oxfords tor
Gents.
The above goods are OF superior make aud ma. be
found in all widths and sizes at 1872 Middle 81.
au19eod3wIs M. Il. PALMEl R.
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Furniture at Auction,

ON THURSDAY, Aug 81. at 10 A M, at House
" 35 Danforth st, we shall Sc the Furniture in
said house, consisting in part OF Paror Suit. Centre
Table. Eng. Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Card Ia
BILE, Maho2ony Chamber Set, Hair aud Husk Mat
tresses, Feather BEDS, Mirrors. Extension Table;
Lounge 10 W and Hair Cloth. China and Glass
Ware. EdoIafo Cook stove, together with the entire
Kitchen Furniture.
Aug 24-td
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

BOYS CLOTHING just reoe lived large lot
all new. At j. Burleigh & Co.'S, 81 Middle
street. Sci. .fs.I W .s..f