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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 20, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship Minnesota BrA Freeman, Liverpool-wil'
steamship Algeria Rrl Le Messurier, Liverpool via
Steamship Arragon Br) western, Bristol, E-E Nor
sstssmship Caledonia CBD, ovenssone. olassow-Hsn-
Steamship Napon CBr). Edwards. Disqualification
steamship Wilmington, Holmes, Havana-w Clyde
Steamship Virgo. Buckley. savannah-xurray. Ferris
steamship James Adser. Lockwood. Chazieston-J W
Mysass oossn scF,O. Petersburg and
steamsnip Regulator Martin, Philadelphia-Lorillard
Steamship Neptune. Baker Boston-F Diwocs
Bark Johannes Rod tNor>, Rod, Antwerp-Funch. Edge
Bark Mimi P Aus) Than, rdam-slocoyich 4 Co.
Bark Agnes Barrett Cienfuegos-R P Buck CO.
Bark Morning Light (Br) Travis Cardenas-Miller 4
Bark Heiress Caulkins Galveston-sponord Bros Co.
Brig TypEon Nor), Beck Recommendations Book
Brig Mary OBJ. Hughea Limerick-James W Elwell /
Brig Favorite Cor). Knudsen, Bremen-Funch Edge
Brig Rosalia starta GtaD, capiello Odessa-John c
BIZ Fideia, White, Gibraltar for orders-Miner 4
Brig Nile tBD, McCrcady, Port Spain CrInidad-BJ
Brig La W Armstrong Slower, Ponce PR-L P
Brig Hiram Abin. TiDbetts sssua tcuba>-Mrrsr
Brig Nary Grace Br). PettiA Windsor, Ns-D De
schr 6 ( Moody, Collamore, St Pierre Maro-BJ Wen.
sehr Ricardo Barros Newton, Baracoa-B weinberg,
schr Maggie Marston, Hooper, Port Caledonia-Hand
IS hI Mary Van clssf Lamb, Myhars Mills via
schr Matilda Brooks, Hildreth, Chareston-Evans BAN
schr Mary B Smith, Chadwick. Bath and Thomaston--
schr saie Burton. Burley, stsmford-stamford Manu-
Steamer Beverly. Pierce Philadelphia Clyde
steamer Bristol. wallace. Philadelphia
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTEsrONg TELEGRAPH LINES.

REP0RTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD MILESTONE TELEGRAPH LINES.
Steamship City Limerick (Br), Jameson Liverpool
Aug and oass%nstowp 18Th with md,e ana SO pSssn'
sss ssmSe &
Ua $ ~ sHs
rs @ Ss s sd.s sa sr ss .gs
, SSS a .s 5Ss ws s s Q Sn
1isa Ss ssSsrs ssis rom Nv: . .0n s.p'
%ae pnd e Aug q
sIeamship San Salvador, Nickerson, savannah Aug
ape
Sss ana % with
. snp Win srs q 81
tsSss s!s sSsssS%si S s s
s Sn a. so S e. FS HS %as ss knSS o%
rom BARREN for ao an, lst S2i Ion 70 81 barb
sSss lon q Italian BARR shSwi1s NJ pepdt
isnS Tor ACnisyaso Avg ist s. 81 n lon Is ii, bark
"a sssss G s%s Msy
= june .b l
@ @ SsSs % InSO s
night The 18Th succeeded ressuSs The oiesfs and
cane S 5
B. SPOKE bark Carlton sBr, rom xEyaS icr Falmouth (,
four s Sn a Of her from snip
Ship Athena tof Iondon) Pierce, bombay April 20,
with mdse sweetland Co. June ~ lat 81 Is s. lon
snip uni s T e" d SssSsn .l GI
rIndustrie from Java Rotterdam, " days out; July
lat 70 s. lon IS w. ship Glenhaven Br from Calcutta
for glasgow 81 days out nth, lat II 40 81 Ion W. ship
ialismai OBJ from Fort Adelaide for Falmouth T. Is
Snip Ellen Austin, Borden London July a and Isle OF
wight sd with mdsc to Grinneli Minturn Co. Aug T.
lat g. Ion IS 49, exchanged signals with ship Ventus
from New York for Bordeaux 49,,
Ship Joyen Thomas port, PeIiea, Lisbon q days with
cork and salt to Hagemeyer brnnk 80, -.
BARK Hugh Bourne of sh %Il;, Psvis0n Aeppe o
Bark Atlas Aus Brsmuds, Lopden 40 days. 10 ballast
10 Slocovfch CO. . -
BARK Constants oG sundersud Strains Plymouth, Z,
Bark Due Ceciie ltaD. schisino Swansea 40 days In
gari oioIsItists dssp. Brisnsa. Dublin n days in
BARK Rsy.rd. Sorl TonDesen, Hsvro days, in bal
last 10 Tetens Bockmann.
Bark Saga or) oissn Havrc IS days In ballast to
Bark vesuvins 1taD. Cacace, Hamburg 20 days, with
eiH BsSk nos,ns of B"ston Hanson Alexandria Egypp
70 days with and old iron 20 order vessel 10
Bsrk FRANCISCO Borx9ne dial, Barachino. Genoa 50
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%. with mdss % slocovich Co Passed oibrCsar

days, with mdss % sIoeovich Co Passed Gibraltar
Case e Msssps gap oys5 Genoa dsys in
dIians snaln Vs' cS S vessel 70 &:yds
na ss ppD.S Gsap FevO Antwerp days
dsn ~n
G sso
Brig insnac' Austin, Trinidad Cuba. 20 DAYS, with
ass z sssiss ,SSss s e hMay
sis%a,s vim SsIT vsilds steering norm; va la
hence for ro 2spinWs passed steamship Ocean Queen
o sss q s1 Whss az with
schr Idaho, Crocheron. Virginia.
s p. wss . y %
passed steamships Egypt r ana Oceanic m hence
aas nS asH' s weR . svss s from
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Nete Rogers, Rogers Nantucket for New York.
schr Rambler, Hamilton, Providence for New York.
ss Sr 'fT
schr William Young, Beebe. Port Jefferson for New
Ser, sePS Miller Port JssssSn e; Albany
schr Mary Bacon, Murphy, Rosyn for Albany.
ssI ;ssy n ssa e ss% Fort
schr Henry Sheridan. Wright Bridgeport for New
Schr Thomas Jefferson, Bloxom, Stamford for Haver-
straw.
schr Mariner. Rich, Greenwich for new York. with
stone TO order.
SchY VIM McGeo.
Steamer Gaiatea, Nye Providence for New York. with
mdse and passenger
BOUND EAST.
schr Lady Emma. barter, Phil.dephis for New Lon.
don.
Schr Eli Townsend, Nichols Port johnson for Provi-
dencc.
Schr Ellen Morrison, storrs, Hoboken for Boston.
schI ysTmi|liSn; wells South 4, xm5oy fSr Bridgeport
6chr Sunbeam, Kelley. Trenton for Providence.
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One chance in Qess than ten Tor
FORTUNE FOR FIVE DOLLARS y
The distribution will be in public, and will be made
under the form and regulations the SAD
Francisco and Louisville Library Gift Concerts, undc
rvision Of the trustees, directed the Oh
the Legislature and with the assstance ar cormit2
tee Of prominent citizens TO be selected by the ucket
holders "
The holders of tickets which gifts are awarded win
receive payment for the Immediately presenta1
ton TO the Treasurer.
Reference. as to the integrity Of this enterprise and
the management is made to the governor and othe4
officials OF the State, the Hon Jones' United state9
Senator the bankers and merchants Of Virginia City.
NJ g. THOMPSON,
D. L. BL ANCHAkD.l
d l. BLANCHARD, Manager, |
Proceeds Of sale Of tickets at the Eastern agencies WIG
'''-A1 W. ''p'''' WELLS, FARGO 4 CO.. Bankers
No. "a Broadway New York.
until stter the distribudon and payment Of gifs.
Ticketa as Half tickets ~ 80 - -.
For sale At George BROWNIES 20. " broadwaE;
and Fuitonstrests Brookiyn;F shSa6 ~ rs r9to4
'"e'" No. 50 Broadway and Exchange Court room &. \
Mail orders aud applications for agencies In other cus4
"oe so'is0 ALEXANDER a CO., Hastorn ArsntsA
boz l,sss Post Once. New York;
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PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
The Hosts Gathering for the Fight ~
Wilkesbarre.

NnKESBAKHE, august 70, 100
The delegates to the Democratic State Conven-
ton, which meets in this city tomorrow, are all
here. A large number OF outsiders from all parts
Of the State are also in attendance and the hotels
are crowded. The Convention will hold its ses-
sions in the Court room, watch il well adapted for
that purpose. Candidates for Judge OF the So
preme Court and state Treasurer are to be nomi-
person is named as the especial favorte for either
position. The names Of Judge Elwell, OF Columbia,
ones for the Supreme Bench. They are eastern
men, and the sense Of the majority is to select z
to take the candidate for State Treasurer from tho
west. The permanent Craftsmanship lies between
James H. hopkins, Of Allegheny; Hon. r. Mil
thus county,
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WERE THEY MURDBRED7

Tho Bodies OF Two Men Riddled with
Bullets Placed ON the Track Of Q
Railroad.
ST. LOUIS, NO., August 20, 1879.
The bodies OF two men, named Pioneer and
Rexford, perforated by many bullets were found
to-day on the track of the Toledo, Peoria and
Wabash Railroad, near Blundenville. The men
had evidently been murdered and their bodies
placed on the track
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A aArB AT NOVA SCOTIA
The, United States Frigate Powhatan
Driven from Her Anchorage.

Tne, United States Frfgate PoWhetsn
Driven from Her Anchorage.
= HALIFAX, August %, 1878.
A severe wind and thunder storm passed over
this city on Saturday night and Sunday morning.
doing considerable damage to property. The gale
was the heaviest experienced here In many years.
Most OF the shipping in the port had prepared for
the gale and rode IL out Several small yachts
were crushed at their anchorage.
The United States frigate Powhatan was dragged
from her anchorage on the Cunard wharf and
drifted to Ordnance wharf, where she was secured.
Steam was kept up on her all day sunday in readi-
ness for any emergency. Particulars OF the effects
there win be bad news from the country and the
sea coast
schooner M0mentO, was picked up In st. John IN.
FL harbor last week. The Momento left st. John
on the 10th Of June last bound to Rose Blanche for
fish, and 1t ls supposed she struck O rock on the
same night and sunk In deep water, with all hands
on board, seven IN number
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A SEIZURE OF SOUNDS" BY CUSTOMS
OFFICIALS

EAsTPORT, Me-, August 20, 1873.
An important seizure was made at the custom
House yesterday. man named Langsford OF
Rockport, had brought in some $500 worth Of
sounds from the English side and made no entry
OF them, although he had previously been told BY
no duty on the sounds, and the entry fee is only
sixty cents, to evade the payment OF which he has
had sounds seized here before, when there was
duty on them.
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NEW HAMPsHIRB WOMEN SUFFRAGE.

LANCASTER, August 20, 1873.
The fourth annual ting OF the New Hamp-
shire Women Suffrage Association commenced it,
session at the town hall In this city tonight, Mrs.
White, OF Concord, presiding. Miss Eastman, Of
Lowell, Is the principal speaker OF the evening.
Mrs. Livermore, Lucy Stone and others are present
and will address the Convention.
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Steamships Wilmington, for Havana Virgo, Savannah
Wyaloke. Richmond, Sci Regulator, Philadeiphis ship
Famouh; AntoiRetta qtaD. Marseiiles; Gtana MoI9,
(Bermudaj; Star of Hope CGerl Dantsic Betsy GUIDE
Nor), Penarth Roads; Agnes, 6epfuefos brig Isabel
Pont-a. Pitre; Emma Law, Savanna la Mari Linda,
New Orleans David Ames. Fernandina; Annie Lewis,
Washington, DC.
ind itncafc I'm
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THE CALIFORNIA DEN0ORATH

SAN FRANCISCO, August 26 1S7&
In the Democratic Conventions last night another
Intellectual attempt was made to harmonic on the
Legislative ticket. Appearances do not indicate
that compromise will be erected.
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A MUSICAL CONVENTION AT oswEao.

OswBGo, N. Y, August 26, 1873.
The Musical Convention, Of which Carl zerrahn,
Of Boston. ia conductor, and J. G. Parkhurst, Of
Oswego, manager, opened at the Rink this morn
ing with prayer and an address by Rev. MI. Tally.
The Mendelssohn Quintette Club Of Boston
L. here and nearly 800 singers have arrived.
II Is expected there will be q chorus Of over 900
by tomorrow. The Convention viii coseon Friday
night,
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GERMAN BEER SELLERS ON TRIAL In MAS
SACHUSETTS
WORCESTER, Mass., AUGUST %.

WORCESTER, Mass, August %, 1879.
The trial OF the German beer dealers Of this city
was concluded before the Superior Court to-day.
The defence offered was that the beer sold was
schenck beer, and not lager beer, and that II was
not Intoxicating. The Jnry was out six hours, but
failed TO agree, Six being for conviction and six for
acquittai. After the Jury had reported the Court
adjourned sine DIE. The result Ii considered as
ply 10 dropped By the government
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A LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF
~ LIFH

r.;~a DIES MONIES, August %, 1873.
The engine Of . freight train on the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad exploded yester-
day afternoon, about nve miles west Of Atlantic,
engineer, George Crane, and o fireman named
Harry MOngan.
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THE EXCHANGE BANK DEPALOAT10N.
ALBANY. N. Y. August %,

ALBANY, N. T.. August 70, 1873.
Notwithstanding the defalcaton In the Albany
Exchange Bank and should the whole amount be
lost the capital Of the bank-$3oO, 00o-would DO
unimpaired, with q surplus OF over 100000.
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Brig Isabel from Antigua Uy pilot boat EnchantrcsA
No lN
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS. y
>~~~-~s>
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTlI
"A of different States: legal publcty-
fees in advance; advice free commissioner for eveF
State. FREDERICK l. KING,
Counsellor atLaw 36S Broadway y
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENN
cause no publicity REQUIRED no fee until divorce sranted
advice free. M. HOUSE, Attorney, l94 Broadway.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
"A. corner Of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. n to 8 p. n.
On Sunday from to Q p. NJ I
(NATHRRY'S DOG SOAP WILL DESTROY FLRAS1
~ cleanse the skin and hair rom souri, and mellsJ
making the coat nne and glossy. without giving cold o
doing the harm animal and safely the
mango 9. CATHERY u 1slston Rise, Hackney LONDON
p. HENRY, Nos and College place, New York
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LNIRsT GRAND GIFT CONcERT
STATE q Or NEVADA
authorized BY act Of the STATE Legisature to pros
STATE INSANE ASYLUM IL
Concert at he 3gf,ss H0Ss Ti!SiRs C Nevada
One hundred thousand tickets will be sold. from tho
proceeds of which
S165,000 GOLD COIN GIFTS n
viii be dstribued among the holders Of tickets a fo4
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NEWS.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
lsseamers / SAILS. Destination. |

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TuB
AONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
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receipt Tor 5000 paid for or is p inssftion,
unpurchaseable press" He designated the press
attack on the grab as o howl from the newspapers,
az e not s aSs Sy sae
laugnter) II was In reference to that howl that
Mr.. Hoar. when he came home, gave his share OF
tricts. Well put, Mr.. Hoar slyly put, Mr.. Hoar;
eSunninsly put Mr.. Hoar As Dickens says Of Joey
"HE TALKED DEvILIsH sLY.u
AS have said, thought this increase OF salary
was right, and think 30 now, but may be wrong.
The mind Of the many is better, and II the people
Of the commonwealth think Il is wrong, I shall
pos nf to am make * n sas aen nss p
though ] believe that salary is rightfuily
mine as much as the coat on my back, yet, Il my
win, Mr.. Dawes, Mr.. Sumner M Boutwell, and Nj.
Washburn-will all pay back all the back salary
s pay oSSk Tn nay qS
got bargain.
General Butler then made an attack on the con-
to tell them, had, last session, acted, many OF
had their salaries raised. and then went home
and wrote against the back pay steal.
III. ae Ds an the
Boston Journal He next severely handled Mr..
Olin Thayer, who, he said, went down to complain
Thsyer was o senator in 1872 for Worcester,
and on July was appointed ,,sd collector
land he ceased then to be Q Senator, and had no
right to be so considered any longer. An extra
So Ss know whether Mr. Thayer was there or not.
He had no business there. 1t was against
rood morals, good manners, and against the law
Inc 'iaed cosy Of the payroll Of the senate for that
continued applause)--and Mr..
savers aalSa u v t0E saQgjQr attendance ana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-17
GERMANY.
Metz Not TO be ResfOred.

Metz Not TO be Restored.
BERLIN, August I6.-There is no truth in
the report published lately in several Paris
papers that Metz would be restored to
France through the influence OF Russia.
The Emperor Receives n Messenger from
New York.
GAsTEREN, August l6.-The Emperor
William of Germany, who is now sOjOurn-
ing here, gave audience yesterday to DR..
Philip Schatf, the bearer of cordial greet
ings to his majesty from the New York
General Conference Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. In his remarks in reply the
Emperor dwelt upon the necessity of
Christians working together. in order to
combat infdelity and superstition.
The Emperor Broken Down.
A Berlin letter says one of the events for
which it is well to be prepared is the death
of the German Emperor. lie is now at
Ems, taking the waters, and is in fairly
good health. The apprehensions about his
case arise not 80 much from specific attacks
of illness as from various signs insignificant
when taken apart, but full OF significance
when grouped together.
The journey to st. Petersburg leit,i is said,
bad effect on his constitution. 1t was
thought that the Emperor's illness during
the visit of the Shah was feigned, but his
prOstratiOn was genuine and complete,
caused by nervous suffering brought on by
the eccentricities of the guest. He was at
tackled with fainting fits one afternoon, and
was unconscious an hour.
The fact has been carefully concealed
from the public. In small matters the En-
peror shows sometimes the weakness of a
child. He is petulant and vaccillating and
has morbid-dre ad OF being alone. His
journey to Ems was undertaken against the
advice of his physicians. They wished him
to spend the summer at POttsdam, and
give his tired constitution a long term of
rest. They have positively forbidden him
to visit Vienna.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-17
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

Nrw York, Angus. 10, Evening closed
weak and irregular; sales 1872 bales mddlings
l97sa2oi,e; receipts 80; gross lo55. Futures
August 10 5-32c: September l: l5l6c; October Il
sac; November Il ais 1332c; December /. slice
Flour iHactive and unchanged. Wheat quiet and
unchanged, new Red Western s IS q Oh Corn light
supply. moderate, business at lie advance Pork
SD 250l8 30. Lard and navals quiet: groceries
firm; treishts dull.
Monev closed easy; al c.53'.. Exchange con.
tinues dun at 81. Goldacti'e. the closing sales
were higher; figure OF the day rs I. q li55..
CINCINNATI, August l6.-Cottou dull and IN.
changed. Flour Ill fair demand ,narke. firm at
So 25as 50 Whea'-Demand fair, market firm
al ST 2Sdl 20. Corn firm at as i3c Cats steady
demand moderate at 53Nilc. Provisions frlner.
Pork quiet and firm at $l6 506l6 IS. Lard quiet;
held firmly. hut unchanged. Bulk meats irme,:
shoulders ,c bid, held at 8ac clear rib 9I.c clear
9Ssd9aic, Bacon firm; shoulders 9he; clear rib
l0's dle1.c; clear lo'.c. Whisky firm at 95c.
st. Looi.. August l6.-CottOn dull and nominal.
Flour quiet aud unchanged. Wheat-Inspected
lots les. active, hut prices maintained No. fall
81 81; No, red winter 81 so. Corn slow; No.
mixed 37d3.1sc on east track 80 d3S1,c ia ware
house. Oats opened higher; No. 291, 030c in ele.
vator, closing at 2siac: Whisky steady; 92c Pork
quiet; $40 IS Dry salt meats firm shoulders 5Ac.
clear rib 9lac: clear 90 Bacon irmer: shoulder.
Ga 0s';c; clear rib loa:c; clear l0' allie. Refined
lard 80. G,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-17
lCoNTrNrED FROM FIRST PAGE.I
Hubbard was the favOrite OF three to one
aoainst the field.

Hubbard was inc IaNoIito Va InFee ~ one
against the field.
In the first heat Bessie Lee in the start,
had slight lead, but Hubbard came up
with her. and they ran neck and neck three
quarters of mile, Arizona and Wiley run
ming well together. Passing the first mile
post Hubbard was two lengths ahead; pass
ing the post on the second mile Hubbard
was ahead four lengths. Arizona second
aud Wiley third. Hubbard kept tina: lead
TO the three-quarter mile, and in passing
the post at the end OF the bird mile
was two lengths and half ahead. BY this
time Wiley and Bessie Lee were practically
ont of the race. Rounding the home
stretch Arizona was close on the quarters
of the tavorite. After an exciting race up
the home stretch, Arizona won by one
length, Wiley and Bessie Lee distanced.
Time, 7:54a4.
The victory of Arizona over Hubbard, in
the first of the four mile heats, created gen
eral surprise, and there being an impression
that Hubbard came in much distressed in
the heat, caused the betting to be six TO one
in favor of Arizona. For the second heat a
good start was effected, and Hubbard soon
came to the front, but did not hold it
long, Arizona passing him when an
eighth of mile had been run. and
maintaining the lead, was two lengths
ahead, passing the first mile, when Arizona
gradually increased the distance between
herself and Hubbard to three lengths. In
this order they passed the post ut the end
of the second mile. Arizona kept up the
pace admirably and kept the lead of three
lengths steadily throughout the third
mile, and passed just three lengths
ahead. Arizona forced the pace tre-
mendously, and fairly ran away from
Hubbard. When the three and half
miles had been run Hubbard was practi-
cally out of the race. Arizona when passing
the winning post was loudly cheered. Time
S:2Sla. This gave the race to Arizona in
two straight heats.
Third lace. Dash of one and three 9uaters
miles for all ages, with allowance for beaten
Ao,ses. Won by Business. Time 3:l2l9.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-17
MEDICAL,
ROkEAU OE NANANIH NIEnICINE

RUkEAU OF MONADIC MEDICINE,
- surgery and Midwifery, No. 1853 Bienvile, clc
her OF Rampant street, near Canal street.
,A9oical observation-disclosures Palsy Fevers Err.
sip1ias, Epilepsy Insanity Dropsy Rheumatism,
ana IN few days all painful affections and inhAn.
nations OF the Braun, Spinal Cord and Nerves
pphI throat. Lungs Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels
Bladder. Kidneys, Bones, Joints etc I en- dcllars
d week LOT the treatment and cure of any disease.
surgical Department-Reduces Fractures Tu.
moIs and DESIGNATIONS; speedily cures Impoteutis
ana Sterllity, ScrOfula, all Crethral and SemBs
discharges, Venereal, Scrotal and Skin Diseases
frequent or difficult UPnations; preserves limbs
from amputaton and the Bladder from LithotOry
oy dlssolving stones, etc, and cures U.cers Can
GERS OF Structures without pain.
MldWnery Observation-Disclosures cures all dir
eases Oh th6 womb and Ovaries all unusual dis
charges ulcerations or irritations, and vhen the
menses are painful or obstructed from any eauss
whatever the cause Is removed and health re
stored in a few days
Letters addressed to postofice box III New Or
ieans, Louisiana, will receive attention. once
hours for ladies' 10 A. NJ. to II NJ, and to p u
For gentlemen from to p 81.
LANCELOT H. EvEEITT,
Coronated Doctor of Medicine and Philosophy
Member Elect of the Royal College q Surgeons
and Of the Hunterian Society o. Medicine
Philosophy and Bellies Letters Of tae Universt'
ties of London Bdinburg. St. Aldrew's and
Louisiana. fe20ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-17
ENGLAND,
Speech OF the Prince Imperial.

CHIsELHURsT, August lG.-At the ex-Em.
press Eugenie's reception the Prince Impe-
rial said
Il thank you in the name Of the Empress
and in my own for having joined your
PRAYERS to ours, and for having borne
in mind the way you piously travelled few
months ago.
81 thank, also, the faithful friends who
have sent from afar numerous testimonies
of affection and devotion. AS for myself,
being an exile near the tomb of the En-
,peror, l mediate upon the precepts he left
Tor my guidance.
II find for patrimony the principle of ma
tional sovereignty and the flag that conse-
crates it. That principle has been expressed
by the founder Of our dynasty-words
which l shall ever remain faithful to, name
ly: "All for the people and by the people.
Weather.
LONDON, August I6.-The weather was
very warm here to-day, the thermometer
marking $50.
Failure in the Cotton Trade.
There were several failures in the costo
trade at Liverpool to-day.I
The Royal Marriage.
The imperial family OF Russia VIII as
semble to formally receive and welcome
the D uke Of Edinburg, who goes TO St.
Peters burg in December next. The mar
riage of the Duke with the Grand Duchess