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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28
R. FULTON Il CO.,
8I4 Ninth Street.

DAUPUSALS FOR UAVALRY HORSES,
OFFICE OHnF .. NJ, DEPT. PLATrEl
OMAHA, Mn August ~, lb19 !
Sealed bids, 10 duplioltS Will bs received Al this
ofnce until IL O'Clock, a. IN, on TUESDAY, October
is12, for the delivery Of four hundred (Ol Cavalry
date Of awarding the contract,
Conditions made known and blank bids furnished
application At this once. -
ALKX. j. PERRY,
Asp3 Chief y. NJ, DspATtment Platte
pROPOsALs FOR sUPPLIEs
QuAnTERMABrERBOTTtCH
WRIST PoRT, N. Y, bspL IS, l5i2
LroPosAs 10 duplicate, are invited, md viii BE- re-
ooVed ~ this oioe until u m. the auth day Of Dc
tobor, i579, for the following QuAIteTmAstsfB sup.
plies
iOUOO bushels Of State Oats.
DO tons Timothy Hay,
Nv tons hAnd.thrAAhOd I've straw,
An OF the best quality.
bidders must stAto, sspArAtely, the price a. which
they will deliver the Oats, Hay, and straw, on the
wharf At West Point, N. Y. 10 be delivered on or
before the 10th day Of November. ls79, -
Lieut.. 9TH ATulsry, QuATiCImSstsT u. s. N. A.
aaDlT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28
1IoVERNMERT SALE.


ORDNANCE OFTIcE, war DEPARTMENTAL
WASHINGTON, ID. o., August ~, leIl, I
By direction o. the soorotAy Of War the old United
States ArdonAl site at Augusta Ga with the build.
inEa and machinery Of the Augusta Powder Work."
IN i'UliRSnkV 0stafeT II 4 is75 n 4 D \, soeI M
A circular giving detailed Information As y extent
OF property terms, do can DO procured at this once,
giA. A. b, DYER,
AultdOt Ohlef Of Ordnance, u. y. Army.
no sHIr.BUnDERs AND MAOHINIsTB.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

At tbls ONCE. "
SSd ladoI.Sd %PIopo;Iis iOi f%PSPTi9S MHHHsScti
So f' TsS q ff ESsSSs to u Roes f.Snd h.
pRoPOsALS FOR DWELLING AND ToWER
FOR LIGHTHOUSE.
TO BUILDERS.
oPncE LlOHT. IoUsE BHuMEEH,)
ToMPKHsvILLE, n. Y, September u, la
.rd TSsG2 foT Isb oSsS At RSGs ToS lS Nss
York HsT5GT% ~ he received A. this once NATL
forms which, with plans tsrma Of con
tract and any desired InfOrmG lon. DO had Ap
Sop9i Col. Of EoEl6osTs, /, ii. knEinssr.
IMPROVEMENT or TUE UPPER COLUMBIA
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
USrED STATES ESdnEER's oTTrcr,,
PORTLAND, OREGON, Sept ., lbll J
Sealed p'OposAlS IN duplicate, viii Do Tseelysd At
this ONCE until II a. m. on the nth day OF OUfOBEh,
River Il each Of the following points, wv
John Days Rapids, % miles above the DAllos, about
DsSSs BSad, 10 miles above tho DalIos, about i'll
UmStiiiS RSpIds, IO7 miles above The Dalles.
Tho work DO doao consists Of blasting out rock In
Lodges and the removal Of bouldsrs, all rock bellE
ThS amount available for the work Is afty thousand
Printed specifications, Instructions 10 blddsrs aud
blank iorms for proposals will be iaTnlshsd on Gppl
cation to this Office whore charts Of the localities
HRNRY NJ ROBERT.
sspsl Major Of EuEnoors, U. H. A.
| DROPOSAIS FOR DREDGING IN BOSTON
IL HARBOk, MASS.
| UNITED brArEH ENdINEER OTTICI,l
| PORTLAND, Me, September 49, l672 I
oslSei oi a m " on Friday tho az day q SStOesI
UPpsr n MiddS BSE n S Boston RSl6or ." III"
Persons desiring TO make proposals for this wpIl
| office In Morton Block, Congress stroef, Portland
| Me, at No. Bulhnch street, Boston, Mass fol
Lieut. Col. Of Engineers, BVt BrIE' Gen. u. i. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

7s9IA N. Train oonneota a. Nav O..tI. .Inno,t.,
win train Tor all htAuOus Delaware HAllFoad And
A. ferryylllo Tor ~ Stat Ions PhiladelphiG and bal
umoto GENITAL Railroad. D-'
ZIP 4. ~ ITala at PgrByIlle for Port Deposit
,sbf ~; Train at PerryvllIe for ali Stations OF,
Wilmington fIhtlons on Daiavssa usiiasis..lH ~
tweon Wilmington And Harrington, w
Through tickets may be procured eithnr Al Pr..t
dent Street Depot OF at Ticket Once, No 10 Bsiu.
occurred seats 10 the rsolnlng back car and bsrth,
% stAte'rOoms In slespinE car can DO proguTed Al
bAum9r9 street oihoe during tho dag. On RpplIoa-
uon AZ baltimore street tho Union Transfor Dom.
nany VIII call for and check baggage at private real
usnu"s, Nus MoiulnE the cnqluhion attending the
same al the depot WM CRAWFORD,
General Agent,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

I)PHlLADEhPIlIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL
l. TIhORE RAILROAD,
commencing MONDAY, June 3, ls32. PAassuRar
a. follows, 'S' Ne'sAnot7s
wSy NAL Train for Philadelphia and Way Stations
ol ExPrSSS Train for Philadelphia and New YorL Al
E.Igrs.s Train for Philadelphia and New York Al
mediate Stations at q, 81 4'e''
tIpress Train for Philadelphia At7:gSP.
kApress for Now York At II +, Al
SUNDAY TRAINS
For Philadelphia at I - p. All ~. NJ W =, q,
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RAITIEoRE AND ONO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
Ergirs between WABHiNCyTVlN s1d RIT jrf1i0pin
spd MAHhlhGTOH AND THRWKsT, are nov mn
FOR BALTIMORE
A. a, md df Is. SSsS iS aPaay :S y SN' GOO,sU
,.-,, FOR WAY BTATIONS
Lsata daily, s1ospt Sunday, a. IB,t;tg sIk.Am
FUR PRINCIPAL WAY srATIoNs.
BladensburE, Boltsviile Laurel Jp,o,,o,,
and kslAy-Loayo At b!lh, $50, and gilb a m ana
l;M. J.D, and Is I; m, sIospl that the 8 20 D. m
pS 1GS tS SSssoIS Th1 Lap M o. Sunday stcps
ron AHHkROLIB
Leave ~ blb, So .. n. And l:iO D. n Ne Ir.l,,
70 o. u7Ia AnnADolll on SUNDAY,
On SUNDAY,
EOh HALTfhUHR
Leave Atb.Oo = n. and 90, % and J,nn
L..,..,soo. OR NAY srATlOHB.
fOR ALL PAKTB or THE WITT
Leave daily, eSespt Saturday an a ia q N
o. saturday, - 5:l5, Is =. NJ. and 7,Sp,m.
w bnndI At " and rs p. m, QUIZ eta Al
sssy STATION With trains from Baltimore 70 Whssling
s,,s. Ioa Pents bstwssn Relay Houss and
ton train. -e'in"oos
Through shs,s 70 The wes, osa be had a. .b. w.,h.
station Ticket Once Al al hopTl IN me "a,
Nv hgsa PhilAhelphiS ard Bostep, So Sdvss
"''m'0' OF "rhFGH'h Linz No., p y = :, WILS9r
Y OOLKi 0enstal Ticket AFsaG
NNDs y. hOONTA. General AEarts
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

WASH MOTION AND ONO RAILRDAD-
" Spring Schedule, beginning April 1, Ism TI.o
ta,ns hAlb letcept hundaIsl between AlstAndTa and
,A1,l,op L9aye hieHandfiA At IS a. and 10 ..
~. pasa loeshufE ~ - A. and N D. m and A..
we ~ Hamilton At u q, N. and = s. ,. ~ Lasvs
ltAiuilton a. 40 a. and II 50 D. m mass Isssbars
A. A. m and ~ D. NJ, and arrive al AisTandTis Al
2 Us q. m, and n5 y, M -
The y IS a NJ, train from AIsrandTi. .-d IA Ia =
!rAln from Hamilton connect a. Hamilton vitb
homps dsily limo Of Coaches for PuFoelyllis Bniek
eTsyille, BeTryylS and WlnoheafsF Iis6 ,sith
for Aide and MlddlsbuTg N-iU
All Goods yer Steamer, Railroad or Frpr.... 1,
caro- o. H. u. HANENER, frsight and TIoL "a AE.at
= AIshAndrlA VII be forwarded A. far - Hamilton
tTeo OF CbarEe' other tnAn REGULAR tariff raiSs
Communication tickets. three cents per nile
Annnh tickets, So X. n, HANENER
mylb'u GENERAL Ticket AGENT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28
Railroads.
A. kSE$ISE$gSSEH tBE "A 4 y 4
BALTIMoHE AND goTomAo NAN

-. hOADs
DFFOI OOBhEK SIXTH AND BTRFErB
- NOHTllWEST
TRAINS LEAYF FOR TRAINH ARRIVE At
bALTtaOPE WASu1aaTdsn ~
a m, Niagara EIprsss, - .. M, WsItSgs n.
= A. m baltimore Mall, day.
"a d az m w..,. -. 500 m, Mall, daily. Or.
press, daily, except Sun. . Is a mn &..t.,, NJ,
day. me-. sn.Iiit. "ssssth N
- y. M, baltimore 40 III ~ n, i,,;sta, p-.
1u plnioeA,tl1n' ualigi 81 dallI except Sunday
a :, ~ D UnqIsI ,,,y u ~ pm, daily, sTcept
daily, except SUNDAY, Iqib d m Ar,,....6.
J " g. m, Weston RI ton dale
ptOBs, daily 7il0 m O5an,I,, 49,.
dhng,eHuept SUNDAY,
" = ON daily, eH Sun.
r., dAy,for Rich m ond and
Passengers leaving thetr orders Al righni 49,.
northwest corner HTth street and psnnSVissni 80
nue., have their baEraFe calsd To- ~ shssLaatE
hotels aud residences 10 IN poibts No,tb 80 W.
Ihr9u9h uektst to Uibg unAti, Ooumbus, ipdiabapos,
saa ffanSiset and all points NORTH Northwest Wet
PERUY q. SMITH, AEsnL
~ OmGgi SiItb and PsnnsyiVanls Avenue
v w. DuRARtY, GeueTal BupsTintsndsoI
b. g. hOUNG' Gsusral Passenger Agent iy7l
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In order that, like the liberal republicans and
liberal democrats, these other two parties
may join their forces in the fight. This Is 8
brilliant idea for the desperate emergency; bat
70 make the joint stock scheme at all effective
1t ought to be still further enlarged The high
contracting parties ought to make such ar
Engagements as will secure at their Louisville
Convention Of democratic ''straight-outs
fusion with the labor reformers and the tenn
perance reformers and q coalition with the
women's rights women. the International and
the Communists, and likewise with &c. F. T.
the next President of South America" and
with "Daniel Pratt the Great American Travel
ler'' between Boston and New York. Other
wise this Presidential battle will be fought be-
tween the party of tho administration and the
supporters of Greeley and Brown, and any at
tempt to get up third party will be labor in
vain We would earnestly call the attention of
Mr.. Day and Colonel Duncan to this important
view of the subject.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-09
International Maritime Signals.

It would DO difficult TO overestimate the
importance Of establishing means, at once
simple and practicable, which would enable
ships to communicate on the high SEAS At
present, owing to difference of languages and
signal systems, it is almost impossible for an
American vessel TO hold communication with
foreign ships, and in case of distress there is
no way of making known the nature of assist
ancc needed except by clumsy kind Of
dumb show. This is an evil which should be
remed!ed without loss Of time, as the power
of making their exact position known is o
vital necessity 10 navigators at times. Indeed,
there is perhaps no situation where the want
of a universal language is more keenly felt
than of seq, and whatever is likely to supply
the deficiency ought TO be utilized. It
is o matter Of considerable regret to
those interested in maritime affairs that
under the present arrar gements American YES
sells experience grea; difficulty in communicate
ing even with each other, owing to the absence
of uniformity in the signal code. In Europe
steps have been taken to avoid this difficulty
by the adoption of on international code of
signals which allows the ships of all nations
to converse freely, untrammelled by difference
of language. This is the nearest approach to
the establishment of universal language
that has yet been made, and the effect it is
likely TO produce on the character and mode
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-09

TIE GENEVA ARBITRATION AND ITs PROB
fEMs.-The Alabama Claims Arbitration
Court met in session yesterday and adjourned
to the 14th instant The press news from Ge-
neva is contradictory. It is said that several
of the arbitrators and counsel are invaded
by illness brought on by excessive toll and
disagreeable weather. Then, again, we are told
that they have adjourned for very many days,
90 as to be enabled to study the law points
which have been argued before them. If the
weather is 80 utterly disagreeable in Geneva
just in the very days of the tourist season, and
if men who have been made sick by brain
work intend to cure themselves by study, then
the present problem Of the jurist negotiation
is as inexplicable tq ordinary minds as was the
first the one which gave rise to Il Of, How did
the Alabama escape to sea-?
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WITH SUPPLEM E MT,
CONTENTS OF To-DAY's HERALD

PAGE.
advertisements
2-Advertisements-Bo OF Riography--Cor-
Obs Oners Work Yesterday-Strange Freak OF an
Insane MANA Clerk Charged with Stealing
Goods.
3-Thc Land OF the Moon: A Graphic Pen Picture Of
SID Unyamwezi; Scenic characteristics, Inhabi-
tants and Cultivation of Central Africa
HERALD Camp at Kwihara; Curiosities OF AMI
can Cuisine and Social Amenities; Arraign
Inent Of DR.. Kirk. Outbreak of the Miranda
War; Attack by the Arabs and the HERALD
Force on hts villages; Slaughter and R0ut OF
the Arabs; Heroic Death OF Khamis bin Abdal
Forthcaton o SWiSsraMra M1i 'n Rctires
On TO Viii.
4-Editorial: Leading Article, the Uncertainties
OF the Presidential Electlon-Somc Advice for
Announcements.
5-The Alabama Claims-Cable kilograms from
England France, Turkey ana Belgium
North Carolina: The Result OF the Election
Not Officially Overwhelmingly in Concord :
The Granite State Welcomes Back Her
"Printer Boy''-Mexico: JuarcZ's Funeral |;
Asplendid Pageant Amid Profound Regret
6-The Land OF the Moon Continued from Third
Page)-MonmOuth Park Races: Fourth Day
OF the Second summer Meeting-Pleasure
Afoat: The Atlantic Yacht Fleet Still En-
Voyage; Splendid Sailing from Greenport to
neutrality-suspicious. q Burglar: Two Ruff
ncssa ys rocf West Jersey rSn o ra
Wharf.-The Montcair Murder-The Washing
ton Street Burgary-Fire in Leonard Street
Branch-An Unsuccessful Burglar.
acknowledgements.
s-The Political Headquarters: Governor Jewell,
OF Connecticut, on the Prospects OF the Cam
paign-The Louisville Convention Loud Walls
nom Outand-Out Democrats; Cali Tor a Con-
vention on September ga Singing Indict-
ment: Judge Black Arraigns President Grant
Before the Court OF Popular Opnon-Thc
Bloomingdale Lunatic Asyluul-Ihc Sunday
Liquor Law-The Gin-Mill Homicide-Carry-
ing Concealed WcapOns-The Courts: Action
on q Bond; Peremptory Writs in Mandamus
Cases; The New Law OF Assessment.
9-Tne Courts Continued from Eighth Pagc)-
The Danger OF Sleeping out DOors--Financal
and Commercial: Continued Firmncss in
Wheat and Flour; Gold 1i5H 115s. An Easy
Money Market ut a Per Cent OF Call, with
Discounts Quiet and Steady Foreign EX-
g change Unsettled, with Nominal Rates;
Stocks Heavy; Governments Firm southern
Securities Strong and Railway Mortgages
Steady; BOutwells Resources and the Sub
Treasurers Report-DOmestic European and
Havana Markets-Obituary-Fire in Pearl
Street-Suicide at Sing Sing-Marriages and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
10-Trotting at Buffalo: Three Exciting Contests
The Sixth Avenue Burgary-Ncws from
Washipgton-Shippng lntelugence-Adver-
tSemcnts.
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of thought Of the seafarers can scarcely fail
to be beneficial
The adoption of the international code Of
signals by the American marine will be urged
on the attention Of Congress as soon as it as
sembles. Already it is in use in the navy,
where it gives complete satisfaction. There is
little reason to fear any decided opposition to
its adoption, as the reasons in support of the
innovation are unanswerable. No interests
will be injuriously affected by the change,
and the Navy Department will soon have the
code ready for publication in form 80 cheap
that it will leave no room for grumbling
By aid of this system vessels will not alone be
able to speak with other vessels at sea without
difference of nationality, but they will also be
able to establish direct communication with oil
foreign signal stations In view of these ad-
vantages there will be little difficulty in per-
suading Congress to enact laws compelling the
adoption of the code by the mercantile ma
rine. 1t is only by making it obligatory that
uniformity of system can be established, and
there ought to be no delay or hesitancy in
securing the desired reform. The present
modes of communication are confusing and
afford no ready OF certain way of exchanging
information at sea, and they should be swept
away to make room for the new code, which
meets all the requirements of the case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-09
The Labor Reform Party and the
"Straight-Out" Democrats-What Next

The Labor Reform Party and the
"Straight-Out" DemOcrats-vhnt Nexts
A pronunciamento has been issued, "in
obedience to instructions passed at q confer
ence of workingmen held in New York city
July &c. 1872" calling 80 delegate conven-
ton of the labor reform party to meet at
Philadelphia on Thursday, August %, 1872,
to nominate candidates for President and Vice
President of the United States In the next
place we have the momentous information
from Washington that Colonel Blanton Dun
can, of Kentucky, in behalf of the anti
Greeley or ''straight-out'' democratic COM
mittee, has issued circular, dated Louisville,
August g. denunciatory of the Baltimore
democratic nominations of Greeley and
Brown and recommending measures for the
appointment Of delegates to the proposed
'straight-out'' democratic convention at
Louisville, on the Sd of September next,
the object in view being the nomination of
''straight- OUT democratic Presidential ticket
according to the gospel of Colonel Duncan
and all those old-line Bourbons who have
learned nothing and forgotten nothing, and
who are fixed in the faith that the world is
square and fiat and stands still, and that the
true platform Of the democratic party is the
constitution of "Jeems Buchanan"
Now, in regard to both these daring enter
prises, we adhere to the opinion that they are
too late; that all the ammunition expended in
the efforts to get up and to run an indie
pendent labor-reform Presidential ticket or
''straight-out' democratic ticket will be am
munition wasted. These labor reformers
ought to be satisfied, from their failures at
Columbus, Ohio, and at New York, to strike o
political bargain that it will be utterly USE
less to try again the foolish experiment ct
Philadelphia. Let us suppose, however, that
they have met in convention, and have nomi-
mated an independent Presidential ticket;
what will they do with it? 1t will speedily
disappear from the public eye, like the first
labor reform ticket Of Davis and Parker and the
temperance reform ticket of Black and RUSSELL
and that extraordinary ticket of the women s
rights women and the Communists, the ticket
of Victoria Woodruff and Frederick Douglass
the ticket representing equal rights in politics
and everything else to both sexes and oil races
Of the human family.
But between Mr.. Horace H. Day, an oracle
of The labor reformers, and Colonel Duncan,
''straight-out' democrat there may be on I'M
derstanding to this effect-that the labor re-
formers at Philadelphia are to nominate a
ticket according to the example of the Gin
cinnati Convention) which will be acceptable
to the s,strairhtout' democrats at Iouisvisia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-09

FROM THE BANKS OF THE BospnoHUs come
the wall and lamentation of thousands of per-
SONS who have been made homeless by the
ravages of fire. village situated on the
Asiatic side of the water has been burned sud-
denly and its people rendered completely dcs-
titutc in consequence. They were poor before
Greeks and Jews for the most part-but now
they are pauperized absolutely. Christianity
will hasten to their relief, as it will ultimately
perhaps at very carly day, reform the socia
system in Turkey from Constantinorle out
ward.
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THE NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL association.
BOSTON. August 8. 1872.

The National Educational Association, in session
in this city, has chosen the following officers for the
ensuing year :-President-B. G. Northrop of vir-
ginia. Vice Decentralization Bateman of nli-
no!s: George r. Beard, OF Missouri A. J. Phi,ps OF
Massachusetts,; Edward Brooks, OF pcnnsiva
J. H. Bcklord, OF virginia; John Sweet, 81 Calilor-
MIA; N. I. Lupton, OF Alabama; A. =. stone OF
Maine; n. A. Calkins OF New York. Hiss d. A. La
throp, oil ONO; W. l.. Holman, Of Kentucky; N. r.
Illinois. Treasur9ss-John Hancock 1f Ohio.
The city authorities gave a complimentary recep-
''"" '" "" sssSation at Fanep. Hall this evening,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-09

ANGEL IrrRDIDg, son Of the ex-Emperor
of Mexico, died in Mexico City the same day
on which President Juarez expired A Curl
GUS coincidence, betokening perhaps the ces-
sation of the EXTREMIST systems of government
in the neighborins country, and the near I'D
vent Of on era Of liberal, intelligent and per-
sistent self-rule for the Mexican people.
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THE MEXICAN GOVERNMENT which was Or
gan:zed under Lerdo after the death of Juarez
means well, evidently, toward the people, and
promises many useful reforms. We hope most
sincerely that the new President may be en-
abled and permitted to give effect to his inten-
tiOns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-09

All the yachts intending to join the New York
Yacht Club Squadron in the coming cruise will
please report TO Secretary Mnton at tho earliest
practicable moment. The yachts will rendezvous
at Glen Cove on Monday, 18th inst. This notice Is
Official
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-09

lish sympathizers, which should mean the entire
English nation, will, we think, be justified in
seeing TO it that this careless friend Ito use q
mild term), may have no further opportunity
of leaving caravans in idleness upon the coast
that should be six hundred miles on their road
to the interior. What DR.. Kirk may have to
say in his own defence can have but little effect
on the accumulated evidence of strange heart
lessness laid bare in our correspondence letter.
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THE CRUISE OF THE NEW YORK YACHT CLUB.

Average temperature yesttruay..,'., .,'...., 71
last Wear ......................... s5
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The Weather i'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours in COM
harrison with the corresponding day of last year,
as Indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnuc3
Pharmacy HERALD building =
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON ID. c.. AUGUST 81 A. M

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., August 81 A. M.
Synopsis FOR the Past T,ce'aty.f0ur Hours.
The barometer continues high from New York to
Virginia. with clear weather and southwesterly
winds in the Middle and Eastern States and varia-
BILE winds in the Gulf and South Atlantic; high
temperature, with diminished pressure, in the
Northwest and on the upper lakes, with southeriy
to westerly winds extending eastward over tbs
lower lakes and southwark to the Ohio Valley.
Auroras visible along the lower lakes.
Probabilities
Falling barometer on the lower lakes, with partly
cloudy weather ana southerly winds extending
thence to the Middle and Eastern States; generally
clear weather, with southery to westerly winds on
the Gulf and South Atlantic States; clearing and
clear weather in the Northwest and on the upper
lakes, with southwesterly winds extending TO the
Upper Mississippi and Ohio Valleys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-09

wALLACK's THEATRE, Broadway and Thirteenth
ktrest-RoRIN HOOP.
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UNION SQUARE THEATRE llth st. and Broadway
NAN, The Coon FOR MORNING, &C.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway between Houston
and Blocker sts.-ONK WIFE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-09

TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, No. 2a Bewery
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