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Clear and partially cloudy weather and light to
fresh southeastery to southwesterly winds for the
Gulf and south Atlantic States, and areas OF rain
north and west OF the Ohio valley, with light to
fresh winds; clear and partially cloudy weather for
the Middle and New England States, with light to
fresh and occasional brisk southelly TO westerly
winds. and probably areas OF RAIN
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Great Reduce
ton in the prices OF Tickets Orders ed Prizes cashod.
information furnished. Government Bonds negotiated
TAYLOR 4 CO, Bankers, 10 Wall street. New YORK
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NOVEL Political Lusus NATURE-The
Siamese twins exhibition at Springfield, ILL.,,
on the Goth inst
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Try IL, M0thers-rry 1t NOw.-Mrs~
wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for children teething,
Best and surest remedy IN the world Tor all diseases q
cAlllIsh. \.
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Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25I and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street
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--LATEST REPORTS FROM THE FIELD OF Ac-
MoN.-"Greeley will be unanimously nomi-
mated at baltimore" "Grant will carry thirty
States or there will be revolution" Greeley
will be elected by two-thirds majority Of the
Electoral College" ''Grant will be the worst
whipped candidate for the Presidency that
ever ran" "Buckalew will carry Pennsylva-
mia in October by thirty thousand majority,
and Greeley in November by double that num-
ber." Meantime all eyes are turned to Balti-
more, where the Democratic National Conven-
ton will meet week from next Monday.
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A.-EOr q First Class, Elegant Summer
Hat go EsPENCHEID Manufacturer ils Nassau street.
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A.-Herald Bra nch Office, BROOKLYN.
Corner OF Fulton avenue and Bocrum street.
Open from A. NJ. to B z. NJ
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David's Pearl Cashmere and straw
HATS for gentlemen. sacsroom 2991s Broadway,
Duane street
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Amin q Co., Flag and Banner Manu-
facturers 90 and l0 Fulton street. Of William
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and make the President of the Union a. the
link with some glorious epoch in the country's
annals. This il high-fown; but what IL the
use of stopping ones Imagination half way9
II he hss tenacity and good sense he may even
be nominated for second term. We shall
not 60 into the chances of his reelection, for
he is yet selling papers for living, while his
schoolmaster is making collection for his
outfit, which it would altogether spoil the ro-
nance not to give him.
AtAnnopolis, he will find ''quills, ornoboy
young gentlemen, as he did at the school IN
the First ward, who may look down on MIN
until he shows by his obedience to super1ors'
earnestness in study and the bearing OF an
Unborn gentleman, that he is fit to rank with
any. Cadets for Annapolis are not usually
selected as Colonel Roberts chose his They
are generally the gently reared SONS OF well-to-
do supporters Of the ticket, but after they
enter the Academy party lines are wisely
obliterated and the moulding of the embryonic
adrnirals loft to Providence and themselves.
Good luck, then, to Johnny O. Keefe
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A.-A.-NOvelties for July.-KnOx's stock
Of all the elegant styles Of Gcntlemens Hats now
feet and from asfactory selections be made,
your taste what may Buy your hats ut KNOWS NJ
Broadway.
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All Sizes Bunting Flags hand mt
HOJER GRAHAM'S, Manufacturers, 81 Duane street,
Broad
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A.-Herald Branch Office, Brooklyn,
Corner OF Fulton and Bocrum street.
Open from A. NJ to 3 p. NJ
All Sizes Bunting Flags ON hand mt
HOJER 4 GRAHAMS, Manufacturers 81 Duane street.
corner Broadway.
Cool, Refreshing Hair Dressing.-
CHEvALIERs LIFE FOR THE HAlR restores gray
hair strengthens its obvaes bad effects 81 salt
water on the hair Sold by all druggists.
A Card.
Some malicious person having circulated the report
that nsolvent, hereby einphaucay ueny the
now and always ready to pay our Just debts
maturity hereby offer reward Of sou for inorna
ton that will the detection and conviction Of tho
person " ho originated the report
JOHNSON, BURNS co, 44s and 400 Broadway.
A-Moeuuito Nets OF Every Description
patent portable Canopies with Nets complete at - So at
retail. IT, L. hhHii eo"i oHFNi, 80 DAoaowaI-
Rabcock Fire Extinguisher.
407 Broadway, New YORK.
Important Notice.
Suits having been commenced against the National~
and Garner" Fire Extnguisher companies inrngers
of patents parties hereby warned against buying
using their machines any fire xng users In which
water npregnaed with carbonic acid gas Is used tho
exngaishing clement except those manufactured by
pany others duly licensed and authorized by us
pain OF imme date prosec uuon for Infringement
JOHN v. FARWELL, b. y JACOBS,
MATTHEW LAFLlN, Z. q. HAMMOND,
j. b. SrILLSON, y. w. FAREWELL.
Directors Northwestern (Babcock) Fire
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Cool, Refreshing Hair Dressing.-
CHEvALIER's LIFE FORT HAIB restores gray
hair strengthens its growth obviaes bad effects Of salt
water on the hair. Sold by all druggists
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Herald Special Report from
Geneva.
History Of the Proceedings Of the Arbi-
tration Court During Thursday and
Friday, June 81 and %.
The Judicial Ruling Against the
American Claim for In
direct Damages.
FormaI Pleading of the
British Crown.
Highly Important Judgment by
President Sclopis.
Arbitrators, Agents and Counsel
Made Happy and Hopeful.
The Question Of Drafting the Record---Nice
Points OF Law for the Present or Of
Difficulty In the Future.
SHADES AND SHADOWS OF THE MINUTE.
Speech Of the Representative Of the
King of Italy to His
Colleagues.
George Washington's Maxim as
Greed for Civilization and
the Cabinets.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June 29--1 A. N.
probabilities
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HUasEs. CARRIAGES, 81

A JOHN u. HAMLIN, AuCTroNEER
IL. Mortgage sale OF fine Horses, Wagons, Harness dc
at West Thirtcth street, Broadway this day Oct
Cat " 80 a. H.. - "
Consisting OF an extra stylish dark brown Geding, l54
high wears old Morgan stock raised in Kcntucky has
beru useLat Long Branch the past Summer TO lady's
phacton; Is fine family horsc heavy name and tail;
can trot In 10 and - warranted sound and Kind.
beautiful and rangy bright bay Gcding l5sz full high,
g: has been used third horse l. kind and amiable
lady can drive him; Is well known In the Park the
Cole horse can in 80 to coupe phaeon and
Il warranted sound and kind.
Cav and stylish saddle and road Mare combined,
1877 higl Years old has roed IN PAS; has all known
saddle gats Is without spot blemis, trick fault;
was raised on stock farm OF John b. Stratton Orange
county; oannot excclcd In style beauty promises
to irot down In the trcs and iswarranted sound and
Also Brewster and Benson Wagons, Dunscomb and
Crossman double and single Harness. Blankets, Robes
Whips &c Weather will net interfere with the SALE sta
''S TRuAx 4 DoscHER, Attorneys sor Mortgage.
AT OUR REPAIR SHOPS, Of CROSBY STREET, NEAR
IN Spring street. are several second hand Carriages
taken In exchange and for sale at low prices
Clarence on "Cn springs. Coupe Rockaway.
Close panel Coach. Baroucne.
Six seat Rockaway DoE .a,t i0mr Mheeis
Successors TO John r. Lawrence Co, $50 Broadway.
At FREDERICK r.. WOODS, 2ls AND 22i WEST
~ Nineteenth street-One new Clarence, one new
nlatorm Coach. two new Broughams, one new circular
front English quarter Noupei also htcono manu- oouPe,
RcckawaJ and four soachca
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80. .4-I.. - 49, -
REV AR DS.

db1n REwARD.--THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE
OlU paid for the return, to igs Broadway room Of
Package containing blank Books left In one OF the
University place cars; ono Of said books contains man
uscrpi journal, the other memorandum oil expenses.
%1O REWARD. LOST, WHILE GOING FROM
and Fifteenth street, the Bolt End OF small DIAMOND
Stud. The finder will receive the above reward or tne
Broadway.
COO REWARD.--STOLEN, A LIGHT BAY HORSE,
PAV on Saturday morning, october s. In West street
6 years old, half Canadian breed rest with right hind
leg on the LETT hoofi abo1. AS hands high long tail
and Hutton street. Jersey City Heights, butcher shop.
H.)n REwARD.-TF THE PARTIES WHO FOUND
pAO The P9cketbook in the irsnd street car on sun
evening Will return the pocketbook with the
they keep the money, receive the above reward and
10 questions asked. Call al or address 2d Bcwery.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

MANUFACTURERS UNION HEADQUARTERs.-IM.
l mense stock OF every style Caragcs several second
prices; all styles In Harness.
MANUFACTURERS UNION $50 Broadway.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
via Panama
carrying mails passengers
and freight to
Aspnwnl], Panama, Santa Martha,
j;reytown, and Pacific Coast OF
Mexico, Central America,
Peru and Chile.
Steamers leave 0th 10th and Both each month"; except
Voc" oen 'iSsc stesmer HENRY GiiAuNCEY Capt a
Gray VIII leave pier ~ North River at IL o'clock noon,
Aspnwal direct connecting ut Panama, with steamer
ARIZONA Captain Farnswortb, touching at Acapulco,
Manzano and Mazatlan, and also connecting for all
Central American and South Pacific ports; Departures
of 10th and 10Th each month connect with the companyis
steamer touching at San Benito Tonata Sana Cruz and
Port Angel Freight for all way ports received until
An extra amer will leave San Francisco October ~
1871 Japan and China. For rates OF passage, freight
and all further Information apply at office on
SPECIAL oTICE..POsTroNEMENT.O or SAILING
DAY.-The steamer HENRY CIIAUNCEY will sail for
Aspinwall at noon on saturday, October H.
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA
u ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, sailing
regularly every ats o'clock r. NJ precisely
crescent CITY, Capt T. s. Curtis .............Oc Oct 10
MISSOURI, Capt NJ. r. Greene via Nassau. Oct.
MORO CASTLE, Capt. r. ii. Morton. Oct "a
For freight or passage appiyto ,,,,oc, n..
No. Bowling Green.
Is The steamship SAN FRANCISCO win sail for Hamil-
ton. from pier Is North River, at IL NJ on THURSDAY,
Cargo delivered at Somerset ireland Island and st.
FOR freight or passage spp'yt 10 ~ wpuu
Ak2slAgse Place
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

NOAoA w 10 n . I'm
DRFmGE1 v tIsE r. rs6 aAyhS AND VERA CRUZ
pier ES SqrSS Eissr sts n, direct !e Havana
SifY OF HAvAS4 DcsEsn iavana only @ed' Oct ct Is
d Re'fs Trnssssy Get Get
fs,S. axs sssaa Nov
l'sA' p%Si IsxA aebBKS SONS. s. broadway
TEXAS LIMB OF GALVESTON STEAMERS TOUCH;
steamship sdh as unS ssos mail ss n
East River, VIII leave ep saturday, October IL
points on the Galveston, Houston and Henderson aud
f0f elsh' G! RG'; SSl feIS'S co.. m Maiden lane.
orto W. ?. CLYDE, lis Wall street
IGOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Southern Line.
The Al new steamer G w. LORD,
Freight for ST. Louis Mobile and Galveston taken
For freight or passage, having superior accommoda.
'''' "'''' g. H. MALLORY CO., 1873 Maiden lane.
MERCHANTs' STEAMSHIP LINE,
lr0mpier No SS Miss, sxfT e > O'Clock ~
Captain NJ B. Crowen
on Saturday, October H.
rssH Mainly through rates st.
on ap Or g
EroR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The steamship hhs SEW ssxsssg' app anS
M sas pier Srs Esst on Ssirdy
or AraSas Wharf sra1os Santiago and st. Louis Cabin
f0r freight II pssss1EEso saRaE e CO.. IS West street
EoR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RIcHMoND.-TuE
Old Dominion steamship Company will despatch,
ssn nam. sfIrs stfs
MY Gn ss ThSaTaa AZ coess 70
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A GENTLEMAN HAVING A SPLENDID SPAN OF
N Bays with Harness and Phaeton will let the same
10 party who will guarantee careful treatment until
Spring BISHOP, 70 Nassau street. room q
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY's NAIL
CALLING AT BREST.
The splendid vessels this ayorte route for the Con-
ncnt will sail from pier No 10 North River as follows
VILE DE PARIS surmont.. Saturday, Oct 10
WASHINGTON, Roussan. .......... Saturday Nov
ST. LAURENT, Lcmare. Saturday, Nov. l6
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD dncluding wine)
TO BREST OR HAvRE
First cabin l25; second cabin, SIS.
These steamers do not carry Storage passengers
American travellers going returning from the Con-
tinent OF Europe, by taking the steamers Of this nc
AVOID both transit by English railway ana the dscomiorts
expense. GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, IS Broadway
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF STEAM ENGINES,
215 TO 225 Water street, Brooklyn
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CAR FOR sALE-FOR PARTICU.
Il lars apply 10 w. II. TAYLOR, LAG Huron street
point, l. l., or address J. NEWTON Stony Brook
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A KIND AND SOUND HORSE, YEARS OLD, l5%
"A hands high light Express Wagon good new, and
Harness Can be seen at ZIG Fulton street. Green
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CTEAM PUMPS MADE AND ron SALE; ALSO A FRw
- good second hand pumps, At low prices JAMES
CLAYTON, II and ~ Water street, Brooklyn, N. y.
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AT SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR, Oh BROADWAY,
N Twentieth street. full line OF PARIS, BERLIN
and London STYLES, SEVEN weeks earlier than cos.
TUNE importers Examine before purchasing READY
MADE imported Suits CLOTH MODELS given with
each pattern which are PERFECT GUIDES 70 work by.
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DOR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RICHMoND.-THE
Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch,
from pier North River their elegant sidcwheel steam
ship ISAAC BELL, Blakenan, commander, for Norfolk
giving through bills Of lsdns all points South and
points Accommodations nncqualled. Apply ut pier 81
or at the general office 1877 Greenwich street. corner DEFY
street
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-13

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-08
Gn,ORG ETO W \ .

AN INSANE MAN IN UNDREss UNIFORM oS
THE STRsETs.-N esterday morning at about
was on duty on Beall street, near Rock creek,
he discovered a man running down Beall street
with nothing on his person but a very short UNI
dershirt. The officer immediately gave chase
ard finally captured him near the creek. few
minutes later a friend of the scantily cloth ell
individual came up with some clothing, and in
dueed him to put it on and return TO his home
on I'd street, near Georgetown College. The
unfortunate man, who WAS of course temrorari.
ly insane, is a lawyer by profession, and year
or two since had considerable practice before
the District courts. He was likewise quite
prominent in local politics For four five
months past he has been afflicted with softening
OF the brain, which has affected his mind at
times, and IL If feared will terminate fatally.
Mr.. CLAYTON 4. Sims has been appointed
agent of the Adams Express company in this
city, vice W. ID. DuBarry. recently appointed
superintendent of the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad.
FATAL AccIDENr.-On Saturday afternoon,
as workmen were engaged in leaving down a
portion of the school building of the Academy
OF Visitation, preparatory to erecting a new
odeon, section of one of the walls fell, burying
in the ruins a white man named Robert Story
ard colored man named III. L. Sibert. The
unfortunate men were AT once dug out, when il
was found that story had sustained serious in
ternal injuries, and Sibert very severe cuts
about the legs and hips. Drs Appleby and
Peter were summoned and attended the suffer
ers, who were taken TO their homes. Story ex-
PRED soon after his arrival at his home, on 4th,
near Frederick street. His funeral. which took
place yesterday afternoon, was attended by De-
catur Io'ge, No. ., Knights of Pythias, of
which order he was a member. He leaves 4
wife and ten children. Sibert was better to-
day, and his physician, DIR. Appleby, thought
he would recover.
PFRsoNAL.-Mr. James 5. WEIGH, of this
city, who has been on a western touT for the
past few weeks, has returned looking well and
in most excellent health. His partner. Mr.. A.
II. Herr, leaves Tomorrow for Berkeley Springs,
where his family will remain during the sum
mpr.
Mr.. WIN. ii. Cooley is considered better to-
day, and strong hopes are entertained of bis re-
CpVcry.
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LOCAL NEW S.
Condensed Locals.

The Washington market company to-day com
Menced eXcavsting for the foundation ~ails OF
the avenue front TO the new market house.
Mr.. ThOs. Mimms had one OF his legs broken
on Saturday, by horse falling on him in the
bazaar on Louisiana avenue. near 9th street.
On Saturday evening. Gen. o. o. Howard fell
and severely bruised his right side and that
portion OF his arm not amputated at Fair Oaks.
He was able TO be out yesterday, however.
his many friends will be glad to learn that his
physician now has very strong hopes OF his
recovery.
Some of Gen. Howard's Indians yesterday
morning attended divine service at the Church
OF the Epiphany. The general has had them all
yscCin mated.
This morning at II O'Clock, Officer Guy found
a man named Theodore Slack laying in the
Western Market very sick. and took him 10 tie
Providence Hospital by order of Gen. Barnes.
Prem to- day the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
VIII issue round MP tickets between tins city
and Baltimore good tor hye days at 50. During
the convention round trip tickets good fer three
days are issued at Sl.20.
Last evening while Rev. Hr Wilson, presid-
ing elder, was delivering discourse in the
Mount Vernon Place Church, he was taken
suddenly i'll with q fainting fit, when last heard
from be was much improved.
BY order OF the Postmaster General tho pay
Of the following letter carriers has been in
creased: II. :. Slater. To $500, ID. J.. Berkeley, TO
$1,000, and g u. Bond, TO GOO; the increase TO
date from the first day OF July.
The Boundary and Silver Springs railroad
company held a meeting on Saturday Iight,
and measures were adopted which insureS the
running of the cars over the road by the mid de
of AuCust. Mr.. Esiin is in charge of the exca-
waiting ard paving under Mr.. j. G.. Nayior who
Is the contractor for laying the track.
The statement in q morning paper that Judge
Humphreys, OF the Supreme Court, had desg
mated Justice Walter to act a. Judge OF the Po-
lice Court during the absence of Judge Smell
from the city is premature, as Judge Smell has
not decided positively to leave AZ ell. 1t case
tracted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-08
DIR. RADwAY'8
Sarsaparillian ResOlvent.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,

Essry d,oy Of the Observation-Disclosures
VENT comm unicates through the Blood, Sweat
Urine, and other fluids and juices Of the system a.
Of life, for it repairs the wastes Of the bedy
CossSmption, GaandHlar disease, Ulcers IN fSs
THROAT, Moxtk, Tnmors, Nodes an ths Glands axS
0htsr parts Of the system, Sore Eyes, NYxmoYoss
DISCHARGES from the Eays, and fhs vo,1 forms Of
Skin diseases, Erxptioss, Fsre, Sores, SoaH Head
Spots, Worms in the Flesh, Txnio,s Cdaesrs in az
Womb, and all trsnkenins AID Painful dischoysea
Niskt Stcedts, Loss Of Sps I'm axd all wastes n a.
!s principles ara Ettatn ths cHr0tes of tkSs
r0nder Of Modern Chemistry, aKd fetS days sss
sci prOrt 70 any person i for either of skas
forms Of disedss ITS potent povsr to cSys tksrs
III the patient, daily becoming reduced By tn
wastes and decomposition that IL continually bro
pairs the saRe with material made from heslthy
blooiuand this the SARSAPARILLIAN will ano
doeS cure-a cure Is certain; for when once this
remedy commences its work Of publication, ard such
will be rapid, and every day the patient will feel
himself growing better and stronger, the food d
costing better, appetite improving, and hesh AND
weight increasing.
Not only does the SARsAPARILLIAN RKsoLvENY CT
eel all known remedial agents in the cure of Chronic
scrofulous, Constitutional and Skin diseases, but II
9 the only positive cure for
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
Urinary and Wemb diseases, Gravel, Diabete,
Dropsy, Stoppage of W ater, Incontinence of Urine
Bright Disease ,Albumnuria, and in all where
there brckdust deposits, or the water is thick
cloudy ed with substances like the white Of or
dark, bilious appearance, and white bone-dust de
posits and when there IL pricki1g, burning senss
ton when passing water, and pain IL the anaiI CT
the Back ane along the Loins.