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E DRY sO0Ds

NEW DRY GOODs
Just received and offered this week
AT GREAT BARGAINs o..
100 PIECES BEAU rIFUL PERCALEsi
the handsomest patterns in the city, al
great bargains.
100 pieces beautiful
WHITE MARSEILLES AND PIQUES,
lower than evsr bsforeofsred in shis city.
lOO pieces
NEW DRESS GOODS,
Al VERY Low PRICES.
loo pieces unusually Handsome
AMERICAN PRINTS,
prettier than you have seen this season.
100 styles Of
FLUrINss, RUFFs. NEW COLLARS, TIFs
aud Novelties Of every description.
Our French Parsso,s, Exquisite Ears,
ETC., are TO hand.
WE ARE OPENING New GOODS DAILY,
and during this week will
OFFER GREAT, GREAT BARGAINS.
HERZOG q BRO,
2s4 MAIN STREET.
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g 70 Joe Looks's for tbs latest publ
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FINE hot lunch at the "Bay Horse sv.
cry day, from ten to ons O'Clock.
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SEE advertisement OF Dr. Butts Dispenssry,
headed Book tor the Miuion-Marriage Guide
in another column. It should be read BIZ
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Just received and offered this week
GREAT BARGAINs
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COOOArsH arsasea ane ar 0saaafHly.

DAWN Walls, sl5 Second street.
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GAS. FTTrINe, s15 Second street.

TIE most fastidiOus taste can be grstl-
fed at Hunters, Al Mouroe street.
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AucTl0a 81.
Ladies, AuSs1 sale
81
GEORGE SHIELDS a CO.. A-uotssasers.

GEORGE SHIELDS 4 Co, A-uotasasers,
a40 MAIN STREET, on
Thursday Gnd Friday, Marca Il sad 10.
Commencing at 70 O'Clock an. ana *
o'clock pm.
TsHE ladies' OF Memphis ars Specially 40
4 ncit8d TO attend this iarqe sala or = Esoe-
RAJ stock OF LA8EE and CARBOHYDRATES
aud GOCDS. consisting In pars Of
lac0net Edg1nEs and Inserting Linen Ed9.
tngs and InsertIngs, Valencia Lacas md Ia.
gerstng5. Glmpule L6ces. Point AppIsQEa
Lases. Valencla Laee Bancs erchfsrs. PDiTTf
AppleQua Lace Collars. NaieuCiE Point Esoe.
Coliara, Ladies' Linen Underwear. BIarF
Lace Farasol O1VsIa snlle an1 Slack Lace
Goods As thi8 VII be q ap8etaI aaJa lor -
dies, there vii be oumfortaoi Aas1s and d-sa
GE0. &S0s tac1ls 2 Q Main.
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o EVANSVILLE

For Cairo, Evansville and Way LandfnEs-
Ihe eisgrstt passenger steamer
A MalliS Raaen -
John 3. Hau---masteF Geo ThrGop-clerE
Leaves MONDAf. 18th INST, as 2 m.
ELLIOTT 4 MILLER, Agents,
mhI7 Promenade ST.. foot Of Iensrson-
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E0R Ed.

EgsBE FRANKLIN HOUSE,, 81 the hslelgh
EprnEs, having been Thoroughly re
psired. y nov -oI TENT or lease terms moa
erste. Apply 20 b +. OOLEhANi FIRST ~
emit Co1rt Clerks once, corner OF bn-on
a. Q second streets, Memphis. mh1
y TORk-On Jenersnn street, nLde Com
~ mercisl role. Apply 70
malls OSEPH 1. % 'front.'
a ODHE-A new house with six rooms.
II J.E BlS LOW, ls Mai street.
n HslDANuE-A desirable residences OF 8
II rUoms, stable, clsleTn, well and o~1tnouses
cCmrIele, Ftluated on the corner OF 1nlr2
ana Mil ~Elreets, Chelsea. Apply 70 \ q
Edging on, Att st-LsWs ~ Msdlson street
nFFICE-The mOst desirable ohee IN TIE
" civ. formerly occupied py fernando n
Eurance Company; Elso, TWO omce2 II the
stanton Block Apply 20 -
Il Union street.
ID OoM-One large room, suitable foI cotton
~ Ulnce. commission business OF 9OD PrLlt
inE office. This room Is Ia the rear o tne
busfness department OF the appeal ana IA
the cenIer % III business portion oLtne elLy,
NrORE-SOOM-The Btore-roOm on the cor
- ner OF Kahn ana Monroe EtrseAs under
Tue Peabody Hotel, nom February ISL APP
DIV % i. q
f-9S 3 Madison stree.
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JOHN ID. RIoHARDsoN, ClarksviIls, Ar.
kansas, and W. M. @. Mayo, Kentucky,
are stopping at the COMMERCIAL hotel.
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WILKIE GoLLINs's BEST NOVEL.
POOR MISS FINCH,
New supply just received by
BOYLE & CHAPMAN,
279x Main straat.
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sIssIssIPPi RIVER RAILwAY BRIDGE.

MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILWAY BRIDGE.
MEMPHIS GRAND CROSSINGI
Buy Memphis property NOW. Keep
buying good property at every favorable
opportunity. The "Psrk" homestead
sale OF EIGHTY LOTS. Attend PUBLIC
SAIL on premises, Wednesday morning,
20sh instant, ct ten O'Clock promptly.
FREE RIDE from our Office.
DONOHO & BULKLEY,
80 Madison street,
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sPRIKe OaENlNs or FANCY GOODS

SPhlk6 UNkNlAd VI rAh6t oVuUo
T. W. JOHNSTON q co.
We beg 10 call the attention of ladies' e
our present stock-the handsOmest and
most complete Of any heretofore shown
by US. In
TRIMMINGS,
We have received all the novelties to be
found IN the Eastern markets, such 90
Tuckings, PleRtings, PUfhings. Fiutlngs,
Ficuncings, Emhroideries, Laces, Ruff
filings, and all other varieties required for
ladies' and child1en's ~wardrobes.
We sra receiving novelties Ia our line
daily, and respectfully solicit an exsmin-
stions OF goods and prices.
7. W. JOHNSTON & co.
Opposite Peabody hotel
AT THE FIFTY-eEHT STORE,
84s MAIN sTRsEr,
Lots Of NEW GOODS have arrived, saita-
BILE for the spring season
PLuEusNs, SIS Second strest.
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the KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAs.

On Thursday night q lodge Of that emil
nently benevolent order, the Knights OF
Pythias, was organized in this city. The
title Of the lodge is Memphis Lodge. No.
8" and from the standing Of the c~f1cers
and members promises to soon become a
credit alike to the founders snd to the
community. The officers for the present
term are; Mr.. J. Mccall, V.P.; h. s.
Reynolds. We A. J. McGsrrey, V.C ;
Charles LeClerc, b; Q. 81. POmerov. r.
and C.S.; W. Morgan, F.S.; R. BritEon,
G.
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100 PIECES BEAUTIFUL PERCALEs,
the handsomest patterns in the city, at
great bargains.
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AnusEkEMTs.

nEzPHEs IzEATKE
Bpalding q
u
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WEE spIRIr o. Ne rELRRRArrnN-
THE KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK

To day viii be celebrated By the
Knights Of st. Patrick, the only organiza-
ton in the city that has Patrick for a
patron. Il Is q society OF excellent young
men whose sole objsct Ia benevolence. Il
is modelled after the old organization
which was known as the Knights OF st.
John, and is designed to bring back that
beautiful combination OF virtues which
distinguished those ancient Christian he
roes-real chiYalry and true ~benevolence.
It is much better 20 have young men
good than to haYe them '.fsst." What
can be more disgusting 10 Christian, or
even philsnthropie mind than the common
epectaole Of fast, % ''amsrt,n s'seIf-msdeD
young men that are now 80 common ev-
eryWhera. uttsrlyselish and i~r0n-hssrted
they pursue some phantom OF excellence
which is known as "succesa,D leaving 3
path Of dasolation behind. They reach
this goal Of success only TO learn that IN
the world there Is nothing; and in the
forcible, though inelega1t, language OF
the street c0rner-sthe whole thing Is
humbug." The Knights OF st. Patrick
seek TO rsyive the sge OF ohivalry sad viz
tue In the mldak Of corruption and mate
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ZOE ARKANsAs -

Regular Cincinnstt and Arkansas River
Packet-FOR LITTLE ROCE-5teamer
@zaRT AiLLERAS
James
VIII leave MuNUAY, March i8th al DO AZ
Fol- freight or passage apply on beard or &C.
RICHD ". LGHTBURNE, Agent,
ThH Z6 Front street.
Hempbfs s1d Arkansas RtEer Paebr.s
GODr 3. Mail Lima.
For p ne Biud and Little Rock
MARL VAD---------.h. L. ID me- mnrfaF
This elegant steamer VIII
18th inst, ats ~
". H. KENHEDAY. aTsnT- -
Once on Company's wharf boat
INNS rof Court Etrzef.
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B.. LowENsTEIN s. BROS.
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nROPERrY-Wm sell my property &Rssp.
IoF no lRulI only 1 a1sh % re- OAe Sin
This property Is very pleasantly sosss1
near Ds-oJO street. " squares rom Ee
pOstCn1cs. On Union street. NO III ~ go
5eet. WIN louE good dwellings enoysAoelent
water Gail and Examine On the premises
Al No ~ Union street. mulb
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I have removed my office from No. So
Union street TO the alley near Willett's
billiard hall on Adams street, between
Main and Second streets.
JOS. BUSHMAN,
Veterinary Surgeon.
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100 pieces beautiful

WHITE MARsEILLES AND PIQUEs,
lower than svsr bssoreofered in this city.
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n EsIDENCE-A beautiful cottage reEidsnoe
Is ana seven acres OF land, situated about
one mile ron Court square viii De sO4a OF
aa9v terms ApplV Il No. ~ beale street.
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ZOE ssLE.

N EsIDEHCE-An o. CANT cottage residence,
II neal Far Grounds. Apply "
mhE j. y CASTLE 81 Aadlson slreel.
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KEU Es-CARE- DhAY-AAkNEoS-Ll-
NJ CENSE-A pair OF Al wagon or orSy
muleE. j cOub.e-czrt and drsy also, ! sci o.
haIness sno dEay license with seven monlne
mil N " Appeal omce.
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RosECoLoRED VIEW OF THE INDIAN
QUESTION.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-Thomas X. Cree,
Secretary OF the Board OF Indian Commissioners has
turned 10 this city. In company with Felix r. Bruno
Chairman OF the Board he has just concluded an eK-
tended tour of four months duration among the indian
tribes OF Montana Idaho, Wyoming and Colorado They
repor the prospects regard TO the whole Indian ques
ton "a very hopeful. Tho Crows, who, next TO the
Sioux are the most powerful tribe in the Northwest
under the new system, are not only willing that the
North Pacific Railroad should skirt the whole northern
border of their reservation but offered In large NUMBERS
70 accompany the surveying party a. proteetoh
against the Sioux The Pegans, Bloods ana biaekfeet
are IL Is said SO thoroughly subdued by the new policy
~ ustice and kindness that 1t is perfectly safe for
whites 10 travel unarmed 10 any part OF their Territory
me shoshone and Bannock Indians Of Idaho and Wyo-
ming are beginning TO and rapid progress looked
FOR Rv a treaty made by the Commissioners with the
shosbones OF wyoming they TO code to the United
400 600 acres Of their reservation which, when the
treaty is ratified by Congress- will be thrown open to
settIsment on the hand coded, Hamilton Ciiy, sweet
Wsser cold Belt and large extent VI valuable mining
territory are situated well extensive farming and
Orazing lands. The Commissioner was careful 70 see
that .icicn land left the Indians TO provide each
win a good farm. The so-caled Indian war IN Utah.
and the reports Of Iudan Onrsges committed there
mostly fabrications The Utes In Colorado aud New.
and hopes are entertained OF their early progress
In civilization Most of the late reports OF Indian os
turbances frontier have been originated oy pro-
oters OF private interests either the prssenee
OF troops their supera0undant crops VI ~
the accomplishment OF political purposes
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GREAT britain.

MARRIAGE OF GERMAN AMBASSADOR TO AN
AMERICAN LADY-AN0THER RAILWAY ACCT
DENT-DEATH OF A PROMINENT RIIUALIsI.
LONDON Saturday, Oct 10, ls77.
The announcement on the 4th inst. of the
marriage at Vienna Of Gen. sehweinitz the German
ambassador that city Miss Annie jay, daughter Oh
the Hon. John Jay, the American Minister, was prema-
ture. Tie marriage was so,emnized 1T ST. Georges
Church, Hanoversquare, London. Only the relatives OF
the bride aud groom present. including Herr Won
Krause OF tho German Legation In London, and Mr.
Moran the American Charge d'Afaires.
Sir Rounde Palmer IS to receive 1900 his services
as counsel for Great Britain before the Geneva Tribunal
Two persons were killed aud several injured by rail-
way accident Sheffield, yesterday
The London Board of Public Works have voted almost
unanimously In favor Of removing the tolls on Waterloo
and other toiLbrldges the Thames River con
ference with the Government for the purpose Of carrying
out the measure will shortly DC held
The Rev. Mr.. Purchas, prominent Rtualist Of Brigh
ton who was tried and condemned lat year by an ecee
siastical council Of the Established Church. died to-day
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THE CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS.

Among the visitors at tho headquarters OF
the Liberal Republican National Executive Committee
on Saturday we're exGoy James NJ Ashley OF Ohlo aud
Gen. Fitzpatrick. Gov. Ashley Is about to enter upon
the canvass in Ohio and thinks that Ohio will do better
In November than October. The Liberal organization
there is working with WILL and tho full vote OF Liberal
Republicans aud Democrats will be brought out
There Is no sign OF faltering at the Liberal Headquar-
rs nor is there any lack OF industry at the National
Democrats Headquarters Reports from all sections OF
the Union are to tine effect that the Democrats are uu
by the result OF the October ELECTIONS and are
working heartily for tho success OF the Liberal candl
dates.
The Liberal Republican and Democratic State
Executive Committees are making assignments OF
speakers aud forwarding campaign documents " all the
Assembly Districts.
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THE SYRACUSE CONGRESS DISTRICT.

THE SYRACUSE CONGRESS DISTRICT.
EFFECT OF THE OCTOBER ELECTIONs-THE LIB
ERALS RALLYING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ALTON OF AFFAIRS IN THE DIsTRICT--A DE-
TERMINED LIBERAL PHALANX.
IFROM THE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIIR TRIBUNE !
SYRACUSE, Oct. 49," You II find just as
many Liberal Republicans in Central and Western New
York" said gentleman with whom was eonversng in
the cars the other evening" as you would have found
two or three weeks ago. They have not been frightened
by the reverses in Pennsylvania and Ohio; they could
not go back TO the Grant party after the treatment they
have received they would, and they not the kind
OF men who would DO such a thing they could You
may truthfuly say that the Liberal Republicans Of
this State will DO their whole duty and there enough
Of them 20 carry the election, matter what happens
an New.York City, II the Democrats will only out
and vote their honest convictions" My first TWO days
Of observation confirm what this gentleman told me-
or other parts Of the State, OF course, cannot
speak from personal knowledge but in this
county and In this Congress District the question is
longer whether there enough Liberal Republicans
wipe out Grants majority In 1863 for their names are
known, they have been counted, but whether q few
Democrats be bought with Administration money
or induced 20 stay at home election day, and thus
allow the county and district 20 by default when for
the first time, s within easy reach There have
yet, been few signs Of faterng the democratic
ranks all Of the best of the party those who have
given all the character and strength IL has possessed
In times past earnestly at work The only danger Of
loss among the poorer classes and from small Bour.
ION element few Of the former may sell their votes
few Of the latter may neglect 10 vote But II those
who have made the careful not greatly
deceived the detection will De less than per cent and
may be stin further reduced before election day.
The XXIIId District comprising onondaga and Cort-
land Counties has long been Republican, the Re.
pubbeans OF Syracuse have been almost unanimously
supporters Of what has boon known as the " FentOn
wing" Of the party Senator COnklings friends, any
time within the past three years. would hardly
make respectable omnibus Load and, though the
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The 1ongshoremens strike at New-Orleans for
81 per day has terminated successfully.
The Croker National Bank Of Turner's Falls,
Hs capital sl50 has been sashoIs BY the C0noi o. hs
Curreaey TO begin business
-. The Rev. A. A.: y. Cas-, pastor OF the flrst
dag, amer fben Illness
Tho Secretary OF the Treasury has decided
that yards used for the storage Of marble In booa IN po
weighing lsas than 1000 pounds each
-. A fire yesterday destroyed Lehman's steam saw
plsnng mill Philadelphia ana he stables Of The hhies
Ice Company adjoining Loss, ssoOeo Insured
The installation of the Right Rev. James Glib
hons Catholic Bshop Richmond place IrdAy Area
bishop Bayls, Baltimore aud BshOp Beeier Wilmington Del
present. hsS al the clergy Of The docs.s tha nsn Der
ehareh ohu sseona The thaTeb u uehga ans
crowds SQlsds vsJs sstsk 10 sAih sdaiiiahee
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MUNICIPAL CANDIDATES.
VIEWS OF WIN. r. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CON-
FERENCES.

FERENCES.
None of the nominees of the Grant Repub-
lcan County Convention were prepared yesterday to
state positively whether they would accept or not the
nominations preferred TO IN the first column OF the
second page) preferrng TO wait until they had received
formal notices. but all with exception ntInated that
they would not probably decline them. Mr. Hayemeyer
stated that he considering the proposition but was
not TO say whether he would or would not ae
cept the nomination He had been reviewing the situa
ton and 1t was question whether 1t would
be advisable for him TO become candidate for the
arduous duties and heavy responsibilities imposed upon
the Mayor OF this city, II IL tho will OF the major
ty of the people that no should assist in relieving them
OF the burdens under which they had been suffering
perhaps he ought accede 70 their wishes Matters had
become very complicated and the local government was
ike dead tree with living branches. BY this he meant
that the real and power the Mayor
had been shorn Of his functions, while local and
special bokfs and commissions had been appointed who
did what they pleased and responsible TO no one
This should all bc remedied, and IL was questionable
whether IL could be dane without some Interior and I'M
worthy being suspected the part OF him who
while ming tho ofce Of the Chief Magistrate OF THIS
city, should undertake TO effect reform.
when no nt served the city in that capacity the OF
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TWENTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The nomination of Mr.. John d. Coughlin for
the Assembly by the Democrats and Liberal Republicans
OF the XXth District, is one very at to be made. MI
Coughlm is young OF marked ability was born In
the District he has nominated to represent, was
educated in our public schools, is good journalist
never held an office under the City Government and Is
man of unquestioned integrity While he Is no " ma
ehlpeU POLITICIAN he is unusually well informed as to
the affairs and needs OF the City, and is thorough Re-
former We shall be mistaken il the friends Of real re-
form do not see TO it that Mr. Coughn goes TO Albany
TO represent their interests.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOREIGN NEWS
FRANCE.
MEETING OF Mr.. SUMNER AND N. GAMBETTA-
PRINCE NAPOLEON DEMANDS REDREss-TuD
OLIVIER MINISTRY TO BIZ IMPEACHED.

NJ
PRINCE NAPOLEON DEMANDS REDREss-TnD
OLIVIER MINISTRY TO BIZ nrPEACHED.
PARIS. Saturday, Oct 49, 1871
Mr.. Charles Sumner visited NJ. Leon Gam
beta, yesterday. During the conversation between
them Mr. Sumner expressed the warmest sympathy for
the French Republic regretted the want OF sincere
religion in France. NJ. Gambetta deeply impressed
by the eloquence Of Mr.. Sumner.
Prince Napoleon has appealed TO the Procureur-Gen-
cra OF France for redress against the Minister OF tho
Interior the Project Of Police and others who took part
In bis expulsion from France. The appeal Is made In
accordance with thei provisions OF the penal CODE
Should It be rejected dIsregarded, the Prince will
begin personal proceedings the courts against tho
persons concerned, and viii avail himself Of all legal
to procure the restoration Of his hts % citizen
OF France and tho punishment OF those who have lilo
gally driven him from his country.
The Government has resolved to support Ia the sp-
preaching session Of the Assembly. motion for the ap-
pontment OF commission 70 investigate the acts OF the
olivier and Pallka Cabinets preparatory to the Inn
parchment Of the Imperial Ministers the charge Of
having provoked the war with Prussia. This motion
was made by the Left" duriag the last session OF tho
Assembly, but voted down. the Government at the
time taking no part for or against it,
The elections to I'LL vacant In the Assembly took
place to-day. The returns tonight meager. In BOr
deaux NJ Caduc, Republican, has 1912, and FORBADE
LarOqueute, Conservative, 6S2s votes. In the Depart
ments Of Disc, Norbihan, aud Vosges returns from the
only have been received aud show mJortes for
the Radical candidates. ROnsele, Beauyds and Meiine.
The Count de Chambord has written letter, protest.
Ing against the establishment OF the Republic 90 perma-
nent form government. He the monarchy alone
can save France. There difference between party
Of violence which promises peace men while 1t de-
clares war God those prudent men WHO seek 10
obtain the same ends by covert measures.
The syndica Chamber Of Commerce publishes the text
OF Secretary Boutwes circular directing that all goods
imported into the United States French vessels from
countries other than France shall be charged with dis
eliminating duty Of 10 per cent al valorem." The com
ment ia appended that the circular issued In rea
ton for the new French law imposing dAereuta dues
on foreign bottoms and will the loss to France Of
the carrying trade Of numerous countries exporting
goods via Hayre.
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Obituary.

The Rev. John Purchas, the prominent Ritu-
apst OF Brighton, England died on Saturday. He was
graduated at Cambridge 1861 and received the curacy
of ST. Pauls Church, Brighton, but was subsequently
appointed incumbent of st. Jamess Chapel In the same
city, He introduced there what were deemed innova-
ons In the Church Of England service and was brought
pealed from the adverse decision OF that court but
finally was admonisbed to discontinue the ceremonies he
mad uracticed He refused, and suspended from his
functions 1871 and since that time has remained IN
private life. He wrote compiled several works In
Guiding one which forms the textbook Of Anglican
liam
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CUBA.

CoLoREp MEN IN THE SPANISH sERyIcE-IS-
CREASE OF PAY FOR LABORERs.
HAVANA, Oct. 49, via KEY WEsr, Fla, Oct.
io-Detachments OF coored hremen from the different
towns have gone to the Troca to build forts and do
military duty. 1t is believed that the cigar manufae-
turers will be compelled early date to grant their
operatives further increase Of salary.
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A DUEL IN GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Oct. 19.--J. X. Townsend and
Houston T. Force fought duel evening In this place
with guns charged with enek'hot dis
lance 20 PAGES. Townsend was seriously wounded On
tho nrst nre Both combaanis are young ana oeiohs
resnectable famiues In Atlanta