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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
4 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.

THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WARRINGTON, May Is, lU3-Hoon.
Trains between Washington and
New York are now run - follows, ko1e Ez
viz: 6zNR
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cars.
Leave daily Except Sunday ct ESQ O. m, Lilo and
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday at 7:60 .. m, lilo
500 y. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York ct $50 p m, and PhiladeL
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 train only.
Through tickets 20 Philadelphia, New York, or
Boston ean be had ct tbs Station ONCE at all hours
See Baltimore and Ohio Railread advertisement
Tor schedule betyesn Washington, Baltimore, An
THOe. 3. SHARP, Master Of TRANSPORTATION.
i. n. COLI, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington. mn
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VALUABLE ROAD HORSE AT AUCTION
~ Gu SATURDAY MORNING, August 81,
@ylss, At ~ O'Clock, in front of our Sales
Tn. black Horse Peacock, p peri. ely sound, and
car trot in minutes. Terms cash
Jy17H LATIMBR CLEARLY, Aucts.
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0Boys, girls, and women, 20 the number OF
hfty or more, amused themselves the other day
In San Francisco by stoning an express wagon
loaded with Cinnamon and dragging their bag
gage out upon the pavement.
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WEDNESDAY, July 9th, ls7S, same hour and
place. B: H: WARNER, Trustee.
jy5-d6ds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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b Auctioneen and fsei nstsss Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylyenia avenue and Flew.
enth street, etar 0ncs Buildines.
BOOKS, PAPERS AND DOCUMENTS AT PUB.
LILO AUCTION.
Will be sold to pay storage and other charges, on
THURSDAY, July gath, at ~ O'Clock m, d the
warehouse Of John Ogden, No. 3l4 7th street. be-
tween Market Space and street.
Gales ee.tsns Annals Of Congress. from l7H,
about 90 volumes, (unbound)
Gales seafonh Congressional Debates, about 7yooo
volumes, unbound
Of the United States.
Estimated weight about 60 Efo pounds.
iyn-dts tBep.l Aactionsefs.
Cd, the above sale is postponed until TUESDAY,
Angus eth, iUs' San, hans ,ed Risssn A,e
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

DY LATIMRR - CLEARl,
ID Auctieucers md Real Esfsfe Brokers,
Southwest corner Pen Isylv anita aud llfh m
STAY OlHoe Buildiag.
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BALTIMR0IRE po AND oHIoE
Leave q l9e, SD, Sos $50, 7:4G, sis III I'D II
H., and LIS, 10, 80, SO, So $40 and a. r,
FUH ANNAPOLIH,
Ato4 o. N. And ?. m; but not on 6u pdav
FOE NORFOLK.
AT lilo ,. m, but not on Sunday.

~ I.lV p ms out not On sunday.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
t,S lion Beltimore.The 40 stopping ct Relay and
sprsi only; the I'D Q. m. and $50 D. m, stop Dina
81 Relay Only; thu $50 p m, without stops; the =
o1 ~, ana S60 N. stopping at al stations.
a. from Washington..Ths and 8 q. m, s.7:lS and
~ m trains stopping ct all stations; the l0s and
ston p Relay only and the $50 p IN without
S'atiens south Of Annapolis Junction.
POINTS
leave Point Of Rocks ct 6:ls and 7:05 a. m and I'D
p M arriving at Washington ct S:ss and $50 O. m
Through tickets TO the West can be had at the
Washington Station Ticket Office at all hours Of the
day; also, at the Company's ONCE, ass Pennsylvs-
aia avenue; Passengers purchasing tickets at the
avenue Office, can there arrange to have their
r.ggase called for and checked at their residence,
aiken 70 the depot, and put ITO the baggage car.
ISr New YSrs, PhiIadsPhis, and Boston, sec ID
THOs. Il. SHARP, Master Of Transportation,
GEO. 3. KOONTZ,
je5 General hsccnt, Warrington.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, August s.h, 1873, same
hour n. aPs place. z IL WARyER, Trustee.
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UHR BROADWAY COAT end VEST % tsssch b
fsussyis ma svsa1s, 80 III sssss.
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nS-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, August ., 1873, same
hosr and place.
GE0BGR W. sTICKNEY, Ir
BRAINARD II. WARNER. trustees
aug5d ii. j. SWEET, nctionear.
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DY LATIMHR D CLIARY,
ID Auctionsen and Real Estate Brokers,
0outhWeG corner Pennsylyania avenue and 18th o.,
, sAI Fhf II FEs J1tIJEI

Under ana y virtue q dssd g trn:s dated June
81 one cf the land records fer WasSinssce county,
Il the DistFcs e 9pl.%S. "A, AL :: Scp,ss sss
tainsd ia the secoad Sory sf No. ESQ feHnsyIysnis
peaks Restsurant:-Ons 81 -horss Isgfse an1 Boil
er, tyo Carbon JOB Prs,sss, o2e 1yicr - CT
one FONT BREWER 400 pogndsh one FONT Long
Primer (0 Pounds) o.s ross s IS -. r,on ~
md Jouerl, iffesn Tonts LaREe JOB Type, seveu
FONT. Scrip, three ronts Wed IIns tire Seei.sss
lob Typ@: twenty FONTS Miscellaneous I'VE, TWEEN
n Double and single Stands, one Proof Pres, and
Terms made known Il time Of sale,
The properly viM Be cold sspsrately Or = yhole.
Sesrine 10 purchase 1t private SALE DO sf any
time before day Of sals By On TIE Prsmisss
i.s-d LATTEEk : CLEARf, Aucts.
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NoHENS LOAN OFFICE, eerssy Of Ia ssyss
Tsrs . nsr fers ace.ss, entrance on New <~
n ~. ~ .s snes The most private Loan oficexO
- - ~ CIV. Money loaned &C the lowest rnfeUD "
d.. .saesf on Gold and Silver Watches, Diamond,
GsntIsr1eenr. ~ Ware Guns, Pistols, Ladies end
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UNDERTAKES.

i have obtsined rom the Supreme oourtof the Ds-
trict Of oolunsis, holdins spseiai Ten ,sStsrs
JUST. late Il wsshisston city, y. o.. deossssd.
Ali persons having Chains aenn3 me ssle oeceesse
vouchers thereof. 70 the subsenber, on o. eefors
law Be- sxcuaed iron III bsoedt Of the said estsfs
5iveo under our haads, tnls ID DAY Of July, 1873
so 1shsSstkktEE44 JUST
;xSfsw Txerufrir and wxsrufow
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STHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ntil
h. Ii. WARNER, Trustee,
Jyl6-d&ds LATIMER & CLEARLY, Aucts
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10y THOS. L. WAGGAMAN,
ID ReAl Estate AuctiOneer, sls 7th street
STORY DWELLING ON NORTH STREET.
B BIhRIMEkN 23D AND Earn, NEAR THE
-. On MONDAY, August 4th, 1873, at 8 O'Clock
Fl in the afternoon, will offer for sale, on the
Is feet on north street, and running back 100 feet
to a public alley. Improved BY q Frame Dwelling
containing seven rooms.
Terms easy, and made known on day Of sale. sl0o
Wsi-dts sin'e THos 4. wAeGAMAN, Auct
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10y Il. J SWEET,
II Real ESta'e Broker and Anctioneer,
No. S1l 9TH St, opposite L. . Post Onhce
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-SToRY FRAME
HOUSE IN NORTHERN PART OF TIE CITY
- Bv virtue Of deed Of trust 20 us. dated Nav
H. u, lN2, recorded in Lher 6sl folio :, one Of the
lsrd records Of Washington county, District
OF Columbia, and 81 request II holder Of note we
viii sell 70 front q the premises, At 81 o'clock
M, fRlnAI, July II ISIS, part Of Lot y, slu are
iS, having front Of Is feet inches on Colfax
street, by depth Of % feet II inches, improved ~
2-story Frame House. -
Terms: 600, with interest at 10 per cent from
Nov II, ls72, rense Of sale, cash; balance In
II months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
) loo down day Of sale.
GEORGE W STICKHEY.
BRAISARD II. WARNER,S trustees.
jel9 Jaw X. j. SWEET, Auctioneer
~THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
until M0Nntf, July 81 lS7a, saue hour aud place
GEORGE W. STICkNEY, r-,.,..-
BRAI2ARD Ii. WARNER trustees.
iyl2-eod e j. sW EET Auct
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OY DUNOANSON, BOWLING CO., Aucts.
ID Southeast corner 9Th and d streets northwest.
SIX FRAME HOUSES ON MASSACHUSETTS
AyEEUE AND 18th sTREKT NORTHWEST,
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, August 9Th,
commencing at o O'Clock, we will sell, in front
-of the premises, hve slx Frame houses 'front.'
ing on avenue and 18th street north
west. These houses are now standing upon the
ground pure kssed for the Church Of the Ascen-
sion, and are sold preparatory to commence build
ing.
days from date of sale;
BY order Of the Building Committee ofthe Church
DUNCAHsoN, BOWLING q CO.,
jy1 (Rep.l Auctioneers.
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THE GREAT DOUBLE TEACK ROUTE,
With elegant Scenery, Palace Stsre-roem Day and
Night Cars, with modern improvements.
Two hundred miles saved TO Western and Central
Kew York.
The IL rs a. n. daily, except Sunday, northwest;
wv L. '-R x1 1i 'doES i6TfoHSs 1AN.'' ~''''
through from WASHINGTON 70 R0CHEeTx1
and PITTeDCR6 without change.
Tickss by this route can be procured q tho omcce
corner Of iSh street. and Rennsylvanie avenue, and
National Hotel, whore reliable Information VIII b
given ct al times.
Passeneers procuring tickets ct this once can ..
cure aocommodatons IN Palace CaS fori Pittsburg.
ED. Q. YOUNG, General Pss,snssr ASsns'
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1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
CkpAf AFTERNOON, August u, 1873, same
G Ss.RSEn w sTIGK Sy, Trustees.
jy25-eodSds L. J. SWEET Auot
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That tie subscrisss
Disrfcf Of Columbia, holding special term. ieftss q
sdninistrs ration " = on e. ssrsons ssssas o. ozn
ceased. All persons having claim aEatna the 80
d<ceaned hereby warned 20 ex hbu the nnm, VII
The voncserv thersef % the susscbers, beloro
the 18Th day Of july next; they NAY otherutss by
law - excluoec from ell bcnent the ogtn1s.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of July, lHS-
yIsf&s JOHN =. SMITH, Adniniaraiot v q.
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VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY AZ

by DUNCANS0N, BOWLING 4 co, Aucts
~ corner 9Th and streets northwest
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By B. H. wAhR ssI N:,.,. Rro.., an. rct,o,..r
No. 1873 9TH street, between g and SITS.
TRUsTEEy SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE OF 2p
eTBEETs NORTH, AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated July nth,
A. D. 1871, to Daniel Z. Iaton and myself, and
- duly recorded in Lbsr No 6s,, folio siS, one Of
will sell at public auction, IN front Of the promises,
on THU tuesday,, August 5th, 1873, q O'Clock p:
m, lot lettertd and marked "C,o In Chester and
jenkins recorded subdiytsioD Of lots numbered .,
50, 81, &C., In square numbered -, a. laid down
the map, plat or plan o. the city Of Washington,
fronting On "a sfsss est bs e s 3 and .rss S
nice two-stor brick dxelling
said deed Of unpaid, with the expenses Of sale,
in cash: and the balance ct six and twelve months
with interest Ct 10 per cent. from day Of sale. ALI
eonyeyancips e The cot q the Purcha.er. ei0o
not complied with in ten days after day Of sale, the
trustee reserves the right 20 resell u the riak and
dfORGE W. sTIoKNEY,
--. Surviving Trustee.
jyz6-d j. 4. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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BRUCE. On Thursday, July 81, 1874 a. o'clock
p M, after brief illness, MILDRED BRUCE, In
tie SD year Of her age.
Funeral will take piece from her late residence.
18th street, between L and NJ northwest, on satur.
day, August ID. at D. m.
CUNNINGHAM. Parsed away on the mernipe
OF the LIST instant, JOSEPHINE :, infant daughter
OF x. @. and J. A. cunningham aged Z months and
p days.
Funeral at4p m. Tomorrow.
sPRINGsGUTH On the LIT Of August, ats
oclotk a. M, MARIE, beloved wife % Reinhold
sgTingteuih, after short illness, aged 20 years.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 62s Con-
Decticut syeDue, between and X streets, a
O'Clock p m, on Saturday, the ID inst.
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ma = led.
N0FT0E-LEFREA. Or the 18Th II July, by
Rev: Mr. Sumner, DOMlNICK MOTION q M ..
Macy LEfkkA. baltimore Sun please copy. 4
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-18

o2 TIE lest hours OF Prof. Agass.2
tie telegraph informs rs as follows:
b0sToE, December t1.-Iha last hours
q Professor Agassiz were apparently
passed in uuconscionsH"ss. At2 o clock
:. L. on Sunday he had an attack simi-
lax to the one experienced before the
suspension Of respiration which con-
tlnued half minute, accompanied by
o-1er indications Of approaching disso-
'ttlon. These were succeeded bv Un-
naturally rapid Breathing that continued
= grow fainter with departing yigor.
The patient lay upon his side and be-
yond an occasional convulsive move
T@cnt Of his halbs there were no signs
that lie suffered pain. His funeral Will
:lEe place from College Chapel at Cam
bridge at half-past two o'clock on Thurs
dcy ana Will be public.
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Citizens OF the Capital Demonstrate
Against Communism.
MADRID, August O. 1873
Yesterday, while the intransigentes OF Madrid
were attempting to organize demonstration in
opposition to the Carsts, they were attacked by a
body o. citizens, who dispersed the assemblage,
destroyed the red flags ana beat the bearers of the
Objectionable colors.
SALAMANCA PREPARING FOR REPUBLICAN sUBMIs
SION.
I. is announced that an arrangement for the
restoration OF the national authority in Salamanca
has been concluded between the deputation from
that city and the government. but the conditions
have not yet been made public.
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TIE INDIAN BATTLE

Shocking Earbarity OF the Sioux oSifn ms
Towards the Captive Pawnee squseSvs
and PapOOses.
OMAHA.,-Aue1st 0, 1872:
Further particulars nom the 1ate Indian fnst '
says That the Sioux, when they gained possesson
OF the Pawnees, attacked and killed number off
squaws and children, dashing the papOoses' branss
out against the ground.
The Pawnees lost the meat OF al out six hundre&
buffaloes which they had killed. The Sioux num-
bered $50 warriors under the comiuand ot Snow
fake the successor OF Whistler. Tlaar loss was
thirty warriors. Troops rom Fort MCPHERSON
have forced them back to their reser walton.
Abundant rains have fallen during the passthree'
days over this section, doing much good 20 tho
CrOnA.
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FRANCE.
The Presidency Of the Council of state-Agri-
cultural Report
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, August 8, 1873.
1t Is rumored that M. Dufaure is to be appointed
President OF the Council OF State.
HARVEST REPORT AND THE SUPPLY OF BREADsTUFFs.
The reports of the harvest in france show that
the yield generally is only middling both as re-
CARDS quality and quantity. In the South the
quality Of wheat Is good, but the crop is scarce
and prices have advanced. The millers are now
using foreign wheat They expect soon to expert
ence difficulty in running their mills, in con-
sequence OF the low condition OF the streams,
caused by the continued drought.
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= a Ss$:sa %s
made ssf' M '.sT us ANA com
SSSnnaa sS 90 sS FROM ss sas to their 6 people
s ss S 6 tssSTyP
pisrnsils% Even e Condition Of prssiases On whst
sIlsa e nm q. TSS %hss
NIT pe aensd Mhv Sire %Sst .ss
guards are the allies hell and are Responsible for
and and mI Sam sTs a. ssa
this ry viii inl's BE- to heard les a Si
answered For the sake consistency SIR you would
and your like become utterly SsnoSiess BUT" says sys
%y be- s Taas es Be- the
are their fathers .l even-a terrible dilemma sareyi
Tns Is wor,S o. Wouldn't know athsr
YOU ws 30 ra hh that an q
Wsy s tn %ss SI3 wo
ahss n hss Zee
one e ~ II Is no n and has IN this one
aSy as 81
sSas ynS
ysq II fSS is 50 long they out
/. sSs5 x5sxs1 WIG
any better men and women because
e IN he
ialss mpor!ancs given such This
sss0, .S Ct Hsi .SGs
'os ss Sia %Ra. viii
hs Sasand haf 8 .ar s aU Wholly an
s% the sM Ssrre New Of iss ys
what e becoming Of them ana they viii tell you
they are going to the bad surely understand
terr1OlY concerned children IN
Then they have 10 concern whatever for those who are
f R'ts the he
p Tn Is % rsaS Tits
pretended solicHde Is something pumped up IN the
ntnaurer after freedom finding the direct road.
pf s es III again what does
sss9%s Of them onehalf Of ali children cut OF Sy
Horrible as St lsshe1s Y' reorm
sssas. ssaa s $s
FFSs s wo snd of ne
Mnsn ;Hp "a sw
nqt number ;Ss t Of ysms
and a sss sSSiH should
han y o a es Is h S re
institute comparison There is but one verdict that can
died 'o Of om sis hree ay years. eI
By % G Il st
when 1t is remembered that as soon this period is
the death rate v ' mmsdistey
Think ofthis again ye mothers before shall utterly
ofpromise to you and to the world =,
having attempted to defend it and thereby having in
Tie We hs
pss s that BE aa rms sS
system that murders half the children IN babyhood
rest all happiness in this life shall not II It can be
helped be tolerated any Longer have declared reent
Be wssed until the vesse &c Of t this Of saw
sgery shall be wiped from the otherwise fair taco of pres
Mrs. woodruff related a scandalous story at this
the story was warmly applauded by the cranky
Spiritualists present. Woodruff concluded with
the following perorator:-
THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION BLAsPHEMED.
This poor woman was Christian az ana believed her
III damned and doomed to be sunk into the lowest pit
60 the @ out 81 os
s,n We'll Sc Wa aa
dsss a Sss Is ns spring
nso sa s mot $ %
sSeu. fas sssn ARK win
become the head e The Then Re
ss's be able
be s aSe thus also 20 a. ow Of sna asa
% s snd ana s e two
ers b and sisters the sublime mission S
woman and her return to ana to indyid3
allied existence And may Heavens choicest blessings
The Convention is still in session. and some great
fun may be expected before it closes. Ninetenths
Of the inhabitants Of the pretty thriving tSxu are
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OCEAN TELEGRAPHY,,
The Atlantic Cable Of 1865.


LONDON, August 8, 1873. !,
The rumor is current In London tonight that the
steamship Great Eastern has succeeded In recover
ing the Atlantic cable OF 1885,
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rrlEeHhks TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

DAhCELONA, AUBuob ., IoIos
force OF Carlists, numbering 1000 men, Is
marching on the town Of Berga, hfty-One miles
northwest OF this city.
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WAR DEPARTN ENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL QFFfcER.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., August 10, 1871 a. NJ
Personalities.
From iowa to Michigan, and thence to the lower
Ohio Valley, warmer, cloudy weather local Worms
and southeasterly winds. For the lower .akes.
and thence to West Virginia. northeasterl.' to
southeasterly winds, cooler and generally Gear
weather. For the Gulf and South Atlantic Stat es'
rising temperature, sousheastery winds, clouLy
weather and local storms For the Middle At-f
lantic States and New England, slightly higher
pressure and lower temperature, with generally
clear weather and light variableswinds.
The Weather in This City u esterday.
The following record will show itbe changes In
the temperature for the past twenc yEour hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer,at Hudnuts
Pharmacy. HERALD Building:-
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THE MURRAY DROWNING CASE.
Sent to the House OF Detention

Sent to the House OF Detention.
David Jones, the Waterman on board the steamer
Atlas, lying at pier IL North River, arrested
suspicion OF throwing Hugh Murray overheard our
ing quarrel on Thursday night. Henry Somerve
and Michael Quinn, 6remen engaged in tile assault
on Jones, were yesterday brought before Coroner
Young, at his office, 40 East Houston street., and
committed to the House OF Detention to await the
recovery OF Murray's remains, for which active
search Is still being kept up. Jones stOuty asserts
sell defence
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The weather in This C,tx~Yesterday.
1872. 1873.

AVerake temperature yesterday. ~
average temperature foy corresponding dissl,
Average temperature for corresponding weca
L9at year Observation-Disclosures. I
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SPAIN.

Carligt Army Muster and Movements in the
Field-Citizen Demonstration Against the
Red Flag Of Radicalism-RepubN-
caniA Reaction in Salamanca.
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TRIESTE, August Q, 1873.
The statement that an attempt was made yester-
day to assasslnate the Hospodar Of Montenegro Is
contradicted.
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A.-Ruptured Persons Now Avoid tins
wretched metal springs filthy sponge pads horrible irof
finger pads and dangerous wire springs The comfort.
able ELASTIC TRUSS, 6s3 Broadway cures rupture
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A.-Kearney's Extract Buchu Has Cured
more diseases bladder and kidneys gravel diabetes
female weaknesses dyspepsia and nervous debility than
all other remedies combined. Depot l0f Duane street
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French Bulletin Of Bourbonist Battal.
inns.

BAY0NNE, August Q, 1873.
The Carsts are concentrating before Burgos,
capital Of the Spanish province OF that name pre-
paratory to making an attack upon the city.
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Dyspepsia.-Dr. sharp's Specific ANTI
dyspepc and regulating all Tndgestions Live,
Diseases, Constpations, &c. Recommended by eminent
physicians Cures guaranteed. Retail-HARTNErr'S
Fourth and Astor place; O'BRIEN'S, Fiftietk
street and Third avenue, and HUDNUT'S Herald Puilk
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LIVERPOOL, August Q, 1873.
The American Oriental Typographical Corps has
arrived In Liverpool, en- route for New York.
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Gums BIsCOTINE FOOD tor infants. DELLUC CO.
635 Broadway, tho sole proprietors and manutao
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Corns Cured. 80 Cents to 81; Bunions,
Nails &c. 1852 Broadway, Fourteenth street. Cure
by mail, 50 cents. DR.. WESTERVELT Chiropodist
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What Is the Value OF a Life! Gold
cannot measure it. Yet when menaced by violent
cough cold any disease leading to consumption,
single dollar invested in HALE'S HONEY OF H0RE
HOUND AND TAR will unIucstonablv preserve IT,
PIXIES TOOTHACHE DROPS cure In one minute.
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THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.
The King of Bavaria to Visit the Industrial
Palace
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

MUNICH August 9, 1873
King Ludwig will visit the Vienna Exposition
iacoG7lito next week.
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A.-Wedding Cards, Latest styles, Eng
lish and French Note Paper. JAMES EVERDELL, Ws
Broadway Estab lished 1870
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All Ask Is, Call and See My Novel APP
pliance for retaining and curing Rupture.
Dr. GREGORY. 45f Broadway.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye Is Pure, In-
santaneous reliable and harmless Use no other except
IL and you will be right
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All Diseases OF the Kidneys and Blad.
der can be completely controlled by CONSTITUTIONS
WATER. Dose drops
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A N0ticc.-FOurtecnth Street and Sixth
avenue Y.-It will pay you well to go to r. H. MACY
CO'Severy day
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Constitution Water" Is tho Only
known constitutional remedy for Diabetes and all dis
of the Kidneys Dose 40 drops.
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For Ladies and Children.-The Never
SINK CORK JACKET. No more drowning. Used fos
walking across the East River.