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sfNofSIs FOR TTE PAST TWENTY FOrR IIorRs =
The barometer has fallen somewhat ~ the Pacific
stations, n Las begun rise IN NJ innesota AM lie
area q low pressure has moved from that STATE oTr
Lake superior, and D. nox extending sUufheasfwa a
Oh tuesday morning probably az some distance .ast
81 the md Atlantic coast has moved noTfhvarl
over New Jersey. An area Of hieh tarapefe, r. -
nanced from the eastward over the Soathern Satss
piss hortees'eriy winds prev allied Tot short ~ -,
Iuesday afternoon and evening the inntn..lisrs,
eoast iIom tape Charles O. Rhade Island. Thrsst-
enlne weather with light ra ins bss coDfnued = =,
Missouri and Kentucky southwark
IkobA sILlIias--Pieasani weather viii probably
eolitinne IT m Maryland O. Florida CLOUDY weaf 7
with rain Is probable for the coast of Ioreiana W.
n,fsasy nlgin Southwesterly winds with partially
SIouo, ehd eIesflhg weather viii probably cuuiia,
ter with rain will probably develop from New YORK
weather on THURSDAY
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A LINCOLN RELIC RCR JOHN BRIGHr-A
gold-headed cane, formerly belonging ~ the
late President Lincoln, las been beqneaflaed 20
Hon. John Bright, II. r., by the late DR. Smith.
the United States Consul for Dundee Ii VS.
the with OF President Lincoln that, ON the sleath
OF Dr, Smith, 10 whom he gave the cane. that ID
should 80 to Mr.. Bright, aud, i'm accordance with
Smiths VIII: "I give, devise, and be9aea.h
unto John Bright, Esq, member Of the British
house OF Commons, ana 20 his heirs. the gOl l.
mounted stan or cane which belonged 90 Tie
deceased President Lincoln OF the United States.
and presented TO me by the deceased's wi.lOxr
and family as marx OF the Presidents respect.
which siaff IL 10 Se kept and used ~ an heirioOm
an the family Of the sad John Bright, as a token
OF the esteem which the iSte Presicent felt Tor
Inn because q his unwearie1 zeal and defense
OF me United States IN suppressing the civil re-
belion Of the Southern States.n
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Dreadful Rayages Of Yellow Fever I'm
HrRZil.

NEW YORK, July "a private letter from
an American resident at Para Brazil. Jnl1z ittb
says: The yellow fever has assumed malignant
form at Para. Nearly every stranger in the CITY
mas dled; The English Consul died a few DAYS
ago, and his wife Is diving Drs. Lanios Wal
scber, Quadros, and Lobus, and all the other
brazilian physicians are losing nearly all of their
paIents by yellow fever. All strangers are
hable to take the fever in Para. and nearly
every Portuguese who emigrated to Para within
the past six or eight months. has died Several
shlps which lately arrived from Para, have been
Guaranteed in the lower bav
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
7sleSrophed ErelUsirsly 10 Tae Euessae Stdr.
FAMINE AND PLAGUE IN PERSIA.
Horrible SuMerings of the Inhabit-
r ants-The Dead Bodies Of Those " mo
Perish Eaten by the Survivors.
LONDON. July 26-The English consul al
Tabriz announces that he has received and win
forward to his government most heartrending
details of the famine in Persia.
Special dispatches from Constantinople say
the famine i'm Persia is causing dreadful havoc.
three hundred daily, and so great is the distress
that the dead bodies OF the victims are devuured
by the survivors and men, women and children
are in some cases killed 10 render the supply OF
food more abundant. . A plague has also APP
peared among the PeIsians, and the Turkish
government has been compelled by the exigency
of the situation TO draw sanitary Gordon along
the bortiers of its dominions.
Heather Chinee ON the Ramna,e M
Canton.
HoNG KONG, July Is. via LONDON july 26-
DlstmrbanceS have occurred in Canton, and an
English gunbOat has been dispatched there for
the protection OF English and other foreign resi-
dents. 90 .rE-.t. tIlF
Duke Bismarck.
LONDON, July 26-It is rumored that fBis-
marck has been created the Duke of Luxem-
burg. ..
From London.
FeafdR F6gkt--4n Actors Er1.
b LONDON, July GA discovery of concealed
arms has been made at Liverpool in some way
CONNECTED with Fenianism.
IaEh hd.uhe"s, lne distinguished comedian,
Ex-President johnson Expected I'm
Parish
2 LONDON, July 26.-Arrangements are being
made IN Paris to welcome Hon. Andrew john
son, ex-President of the United States who is
expected there at an early day.
Eighteen at a Time.
LONDON, july 26-Eighteen Communists will
he tried together at the first sitting of each of
the courts martial.
q Victor lingo as n 6Yuhiss
NEW YORK, July 26.-Victor Hugo accepts
with thanks membership of the Liberal Club
The spanish Cabinet Middle.
LONDON, July 26.-The latest developments as
TO the Spanish Ministry, which has been i'm a
STATE OF chaos for some days, is that Gorilla an
ncunced in the Cortes yesterday that the men,
Ders OF the cabinet are all old pregresssts This
implies that the combination formed by Serrano
has really failed TO cohere, and a new ministry
formed entirely from the liberal element OF
Spanish politics has been formed by ZorrIlla.
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1T rs VERY MYSTERIOUS, the propensity
which some men and boys have 70 stand like
sentinels at the stIeet-corners. I'm some towns
they put on aclean shirt for the corner on Sun
cay, as good Christians do for church. Connec-
ncut, weary Of this corner loafng, haSforbidden
by statute. The loafer there mast move on,
and, moreover, ifwhile az his corner he addresses
10 any passer-by indecent or insulting language,
ne Is 10 be hned 81. The same penalty is TO be
demanded though the language aforesaid be adj
dressed to nobody in particular. For the luxury
be safe only for him 10 stand and swearin back
ward 49,
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Gen. Butler bidding for the (,oyd
Water VOfa.

BOSTON, July 25.-At a thnly attended meet
ing of the Massachusetts Temperance Alliance
to-day, the merits OF several candidates for GOV
ernor were discussed, Rev. DIR. Marvin said he
had talked with Gen. Butler. who would soon
publish a manifesto wherein ne wouId Mani
nllnseh hrmly on the prohibitory plat
fo1m, and in case of his nomination
ana election, If Boston cast her vote
against him he would make tbe CITY ~ bot
Tor rumsellers as he made New Orleans for the
rebels There was disposition TO endorse the
General on the spot, but the alliance finally de-
cided to await his written pIedge
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RUSSIAN MILITARY PREPARATIoSS.-while
the German staff Office is provided with accurate
Information concerning the strongholds and the
country of its warlike neighbors, the Russian
government is just awakening TO the necessity OF
knowing more than il does about its own. Ii is
going TO put its staff officers into the field and
compel them 10 maintain an attack on and de-
fence of st. Petersburg, each with an army of
four divisions OF infantry and eight or ten regi-
ments OF cavalry, together with an artillery
tram. The Typographical sketches made during
the campaign are TO be submitted 10 the war
department. In the same connection nav be
noted the fact that at a scientific exhibition 90
be opened this year by the government at Mos
COW, detailed charts will be presented of Turk
estan, where the progress OF Russian arms hat
recently been marked, and where GERMANY, il
Is SAID, has sent military men TO sstake notes."
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NEW CONFIDENCE GAME has been invent
ed in Boston. When an express wagon engaged
III delivering goods is standing i'm front OF store
a well dressed fellow comes out and gives care
fully put mp parcel n toss over the wagon. Some
dishonest individual, seeing the parcel fan in the
street thinks he has a valuable prize, seizes il,
ana sneaks on. The confidence man follows him
at a safe distance, and. when he thinks he has
ms victim in good place, accuses the latter of
having stolen the bundle. The victim, feeling
guilty, gladly compromises and restores tie
package, which is yalueless, together with black
mail IN proportion TO his purse and personal
fears.
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Movements Of the President and Sac.
fetary R0beSan

LONG BRANCH, July 26.-President Grant.
accompanied by Frederick Grant. GEN Ho. ace
left for Garrison's this morning on a visit to
Secretary Fish. The President win return this
evening: President Grant also went 10 see John
hoey on, WHO sails for Europe to-day.
Secretary Robson left this morniny for .be
rhiladeiphia navy-yard, and will proceed 10
Washington tonight fSN" "
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GOVERNMENT Securities.



tbs BoStsrs, bFcts-s esd Cotf Essrciai T. eva
Lewis johnson Co. quote stscks aua hs-,is h.
n, tae and furcign mark follaMs.
NV loRk, July 8.-First Board lONa
so. icols coupon. llt'ts hfs, 61. coupon, -.
s-9 = a. ooHPonI ;sso. coupon. llss. g - >
AZ ~, e0epen, liz, ss, 81, e9uPen, IA.
ey &c, nsts. MsTiposa, 3. Canion, y; Crnaief-
land -; western nlon Telegraph, Sc o. Quick a.
yer, IN; Pacific Mail, 4,,; Bosiun wstef Pow.r.
=, Adams kNpress, elss; Mellt, fsrro Co.s IA
pres, a. American ENpress, So United STAT
knprsss. H.s New YORK Central anu Hudson, 81,
New York tentrsi Strip. slas: Erie. "a. DO r.,
ierred, Harlem, IA, do. PREF a. =, R.adius.
a., - Michigsh Central, = Lake SHORE a.
hichigsn southern, l07a Union Pacific Rallr1f y
q, Illinois central, ~, Cleveland aud Pitis =
Lttes ~, Northwest, 90. do preferred, :. ,
CleNelebd; Columbus, Cincinnati aud Indiana rs,'i
~, New jersey Central, leaA. Rock Island. iOss.
nis0nkle aud ~. Paul, 81 =. do prcfgrrs-l - =
w shssh and western, A.; Delawafe Issiaws .
and Western, loe1 ft. Marine. sals Of "A. Alter =
Isrre hsuts, :; Hannibal ard - joseph, II. G
sago ana Alton. =. do. pref 4, As ord. Ohio IL 4
Mississippi certihoat,s. "a ColunsAns Cbtcaso "A
Indisna sentrel, l9 1ennessee :, old.5ls, "a q: -
heNisf' NIrelniaoe' I'D, q, North Carolina 81, u
Do new, - Missouri IS. 81: Gem
Gold, 1lsas. Market Ffrady - 49,
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Movements Of Steamers

LUsDUN, July b.-The steamship Samaria
nom Boston. touched at Queenstown YESTERDAY.
Gentaur, from New Orleans; the steamer ST
louis; from New CLEANS; the ship Wyoming.
BEEsT. July 26-The steamer LAFAYETTE.
IRON New York, arrived this morning.
BOSTON, July 26.-Arrived: Tie steamer
Malta, from Liverpool
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SENATOR CaNERoS's DAUGHTER DYING
a telegram from Harrisburg, Pa, saws: Mrs
Burnside, daughter of Hon. simon cameron.
who was seriously i'll few weeks since, i again
poorly, and can live but a few DAYS. Her only
nope is TO live 20 see her sister, Mr.. Macveaeh
Sho Is expected 70 arrive in a day or two from
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Markets Ta-dax-
NV Inll

NEW YORK, July S.-flOur steady. Wheat stea 81.
0oNerlmenis tTm and duh. Virgins H. a. u.
new, f@1t. North taruliDas, as: d.. new
hts; ebert, los. '''i
baIrsoks, July S.-Cotton DUH aud We.
low middling nofiinaily, is,s. flOur fn impr.,s.a
aenahd LOT new: prices unchanged Wheat nrulr..
slock SCARE, choice white, : Seal 90; good -
prime, SSl a; amber good o. choice. 81 asa
900 red 20 prime. .sSal s5. common D. lair 81 =
49,. Ohls and Indiana, 81 .lal. a.; Pcnnsylyan =
= SalS Corn hrrDer; white southern Toase
yellow southern 7Oss2, mixed western 6sA7O Oais
Gull and weak new southern s4as6. ola western ~
Ierk steady $3.50. Bacon steady: siaeuldr-r
~ sldes y clear RIB 81; sugar cured hams To- :,
Lard steady, Halls. Whisky. is in Improved = =,
BAIT aoRE, July S.-virginia sizes old So, -
- hsked: DO; coupon, - tad, ee'f asked. d.
asked do. new, Ts's bid. North CarOlinas Oh :
meteorological Record-July a. 7s5ax
War Department, SiOndl .Ssyrfce u g A
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Why was bouis Napoleon's army like hjs
monstaehe? Because il was waxed al bon
E,L Buriingame, son OF the late Minister
10 and Embassador from Chica was married "a
WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, I'm San Francisco,
70 Miss Ella Il. Badger. Mr.. Buriingzms fs %
reside in New York.
The young Duke Alexis is said 90 bear a
suiking resemblance TO his imperial father,
whose favorite son he Il. He speaks six Ian
guagcs fiuently; smokes excessively: T. a con-
no:ssegr in meerschaums and champagne; can
swear In y Tongues beside his native Gass.aa,
and play billiards Ike professional.
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WHAT Is SAID OF THE OPPOSITION TO THE
IMPROVEMENTS LoAY.-The Washington cor
respondent of the New York Times telegraphs to
that paper as follows: Seventeen of the citizens
of Washington are opposed to the Improvement
bin recently passed by the District Legislature
and have united in applying 70 the court for an
injunction upon the issue of the bonds. They
claim, in the first place, that they viii be
injured personally, doubtless because they win
have TO pay their share OF the taxes; and in the
next place, that the Legislature Exceeded the
power placed in it.by the organic law of Con-
gress. The public-spirited citizens who favor
progress claim that the organic law, I'm making
specific arrangements for taxation TO nav the old
corporation indebte dIiess, intended thew were
not to be ciaSsed with Indebtedness which the
new government was authorized 10 incur and II
the court 50 holds, the petition for an Injunction
is expected to fail While the decision of the
court cannot, OF course, be foreshadowed, il will
surprise everybody to learn that those who op-
pose the law are 20 few" afsF ~E
The correspondent of the Boston Advertiser
telegraPhs to that paper a. follows: s.The NAM
Der of those who are so much opposed 10 paving
taxes to improve the capital as to 90 activclv
about securing an Injunction, is just seventeen
III the injunction should be granted the question
has only TO be submitted to a vote of the people
by the legislature to secure its thorough in
dorsement and its legality, but the delay that
would be thus caused In beginning the projected
improvements would he unfortunate"
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A Fool Tempting Providence tho

NEW YORK. July 26.-Captain John Meiks.
rubber life raft, IL having another raft MADE ne
ieet long and ~ feet wide, on which he intends
70 go to Europe, accompanied only by a how.
ne VIII oe ready 10 start about the middle of
visions. .. s7 Pio-
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ENTERED FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL RACE
Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks has been declared
sby the democratic State Central Committee of
Indiana the unanimous choice OF the democracy
OF the State as their candidate for the Presf
dencv i'm 1s-a -
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FIGHTING THE APAcHEs IN ARIzoNA-Ad-
vices from Tucson, under date OF July 18th. state
that a supply train, in charge of Captain A. l..
Smith and a company of soldiers en- route for
Camp Bowie, when about twenty miles east
from Tucson was attacked by band Of Indians
The captain and nearly all of the company were
wagons were attacked word was sent forward.
and Lieutenant Heller returned with half the
company. With these and the wagoners he en-
gagged the Indians, and had spirited fight. kill
ing thirteen warriors. and losing one soldier
killed, three wounded and three horses killed
General Crook, with his command of guides and
scouts and two hundred soldiers, are in TIL
mountains eastward. and have not been heard
faoIn lor several days.
nTLong Branch claims the championship TO-
III -. .
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NV YORK, July GA letter from Rayti saws
nineteen citizens have been arrested and i'm
prisoned at Petronville, for practicing canni-
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De.sructixe Fire. I'M Now a-....,

Destruetfve Fires in New Brunswick.
81; JOHNS, n. B., July 26-Very destructive
nres have occurred at Frederickton. n. n. Some
fourteen or fifteen buildings, in nearly All of
wheh were ships stores, were burned f,he lose
70 me insurance companies is estimated AT
that sum. A ''Aioe
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The New York nlshty s.sSkst rsk~ with a. iass
ease, the offerings bsinl f<r oncall ~ ar~l
pr cent, but tr~ }. d-rc-itis -vince a. n1al~
M loans exccpt Al ful Ttcs, tia lencrs nstur,iy
eNpecunE hardenng n rptrs hesi fhs auf ln =
crop mes cment ste ia For this thty a. .r-
tlsite Iona date cyanfaeEssl secrrtsrse tuf sha-t
s.nsarrs nirfe - "a rrr cctt, a. reflected M
Annexed ral.ce q rates.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Great Reduction.

IN OLD RYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES
BRANDIES, GINS, &c,
q the iSlle y, brands, yiz;.Fsmiiy Neetar 3
DO. Bowler, 5do.; Old Crow, do. ss do, Baker,
d. ~ de-: Pins Arg,s reetsiseda slS al do
Hehnessey, 1854 81 do; do, 1872 $40 do: Otard,
Dupuy Co., 1888, SO; California Brandy, Sc do :;
Old Tom Gin, S2.:s; Cocktail Bitters, blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade.
G. GAUTIER,
Proprietors of the Native Wine Bitters,
myll 1917 and 1919 Penn'a avenue.
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NLW OH; July 26.-There were proposals
ior bonds to-day amounting to 50 COS 900 AFT M No
10 ii2So' The awards win be 81 900 200 at ii2 10
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The Scranton Ceal s.Ie. D.-.,.x.

NEW YORK, July 26.-One hundred and thirty
tnousahd tons OF Scranton coal were sold at aac-
uol today, for AS TO S5.55; stove, 54ek to
500. The prices are about the same as in June
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Acquitted of the charge of Couar.,i
An Editor Arrested for Perjury.

ClNciNSATTI, July IA SpecialfrOm India
napolls announces the arrest Of X. j. Bright, ed
itor of the Indianapolis Seatnel for alleged per
jury, in swearing 10 false accounts As State
printer. He was taken before justice OF the
peace and released on his own personal recognl-
proceeded with.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
aUQUIER W. 8. SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.

Visitors DESTROYS 10 pass the heated term at this
favorite SWIMMER Resort, will take the o. "a u
A. and N. Railroad to Warrenton, where Wy
carriages will be in readiness to convey JIG
them, six miles over good road, to the Springs
Terms 6 Is per week; $40 per month of Is days;
children under IL years and sery ants half price.
Formerly Of the Warren Green Hotel, Warren
ton. REP jy INV
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Up IN BALLOON AND Down IN A CHIMNEY.
Iroiessor webster made an ascension from the
me balloon, the Hercules, SUNDAY evening"
AIIer ascending TO an altitude Of 600 feet, tie
Daloon began 30 descend rapidly, and struck
factory. Here the balloon oollap<ed and fell IN
tne ground, leaving Webster, with his wicker
WORK basket, on the stack. Amer surveying his
descended through the interior Of the stack.
coming out safely, bat black with SCOT.
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SDecie Sffiny,lerf,

INV loIK, July Equipments OF specie {
Europe to-day s5e6,gN0.
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THURSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists Price, Is and 50
yOUVENS NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
EBrestores soiled gloves equal to new Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, IS
cents. de5-ly
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Wires Nos. ? and both Pleaded for AIS Pardga-
Rccy Letter from No. 2-BOlceas Worse Faulf
is iH LOriRg Woven.
The Louisville Courier .yos rndl pu hlished some
months ago two interviews with Mrs. Tabstha
Bowen, the alleged second victim of ex-Con-
gresham Z. {. Bowers three temporary matri-
menial experiments. The same paper I'm ifs
issue of Monday last, refers TO these interviews,
and says =" From her statements, as published
IN those conversations, Hrs Bowen No. . seems
10 nave been much-injured woman. and 10
have owed her recusant husband ANYTHING but
sympathy i'm the punishment that came - near
overtskng him at the hands of the law But
woman's heart is proverbially tender and Mrs
Bowen second IL no exception tO the rule. Prior
10 the pardon granted 20 the Congressional car
pet-bagger, Mrs. Bowen sent the following tele-
gram to the President, which has not been be-
fore made public:
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 10, 1871.
To HIS Erceuency, Z. s. Grant, Presideat Of az
CEited States >: The undersigned H. the second
wife Of Congress G. Q. Bowen, coneicted of big
amy. While feel m seif greatly injured by nav
former husband, G. Z. Bowen, forgive him. |
know he has been unjustly accused OF greater
crimes than he is guilty Of. He is not murderer
as has been charged. He is a kind-hearted, gem
erous man OF many good impulses. He was
tempted, and has fallen. I desire TO ask elem
ency and mercy for him at your hands. pray
you will not suffer him imprisoned, but will par
fault Is in loving women. / pray YOU will not
suffer him 10 enter the State prison, but pardon
him for our sakes. NowOman knows him better
than myself. He is generous; he is noble. Par
don him for numbers two and three.
Mrs. TABITHA PARK BOWEN.
II is TO be hoped that this last affecting appeal
had weight in the final decision OF the President"
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Bowen. the Pet of the Petticeaf..

NEw YoRK, July ee.-Csptain James c. WI
hanson, OF the Navy, died at Jersey City, Nom
day evening.
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A GENTLEMAN IN jefferson city WIN MA.
troubled with bedbugs soaked the IA Ia,
Kerosene and turned in, leaving the light burn
iSg. just as he was dreaming that a regiment
ol lug were craving mp a set Of resolutions.
kened by a fireman pointing the nozzle OF a hos,
through the window. The house was insured.
the man was not. SNs
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SECRETARY DRLASo returned this morning.
INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s3s1, 3c2.9.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.

B0tcneIOrS HUH Dye. -
This splendid Hair Dye lie the best in the world.
Harmless reliable, instantaneous, does not cont ain
lead, nor any titatte poison to produce paralysis
desth Avoid the yaunted and deiusive Preparations
boosting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty years
untarnished reputation TO uphold its integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
by all druggists. Applied at Is Bond street, New
York. - 80 fE t fe5-tf
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Peaceabie Orange Procession fn Win.

TORONTO, July 2.-Winnepeg dates TO the
18th OF July have been received. The first
orange procession ever seen In the northwest
marched through the streets OF Winnepeg on that
day, with the banners and regalis OF the order,
but no band. Abouto one hundred member mus
tered.
About six hundred emigrants had arrived.
The great bulk of the new arrivals had gone to
the Portage and Rat Greek districts, where they
are thickly settled.
A band OF Red Lake Indians had recently ar
rived, are watching their chances near CortaVe
TO attack the Sioux who have been living there
Tor years past
Acquitted Of the Charge Of Cowarslice.
NkW YORK, July 26--Captain Helnae. % the
New York police force, was tried by the Board
OF Police Commissioners tlis morning on the
charge OF covarfice ON the occasion of the
Orange riot, on the 18th instant. There was no
evidence 10 support the charge, while fOr the de-
fence about forty witnesses swore that the can
tain remained i'm front OF his command and did
bis duty. lie was acquitted by a unanimous
vote.
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