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The New York herald., 1873-08-17
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, August 16, 1878.
Captain u X. Hughes has been ordered to the
command of the Pensacola. the flagship OF the
South Pacific station. and also appointed as Chief
OF Staf OF that station. He Is to 60 out by steamer
OF the 5th Of September.
Captain s. Nicholson has been ordered to the
command of the Lancaster, the flagship OF the
South Atlantic station He has also been appointed
Chief Of STAFF OF that station and sails by steamer
OF September 23.
Lieutenant Commander Edward Terry and Lieu
tenant Raymond P. Rodgers have been ordered
to the Naval Academy.
Leutenants Charles P. Shaw, Duncan, Kennedy,
Boutele, Noyes and John f. Meigs have been
ordered to the Pensacola; Leutenants James M.
Miller and E. E. Bridge, Master g. Blocklinger
Ensigns Boynton, Leach and G. A. Merriman, Pay
master d. p. Wight and CHIEF Engineer L. Snyder
have been ordered to the MonOngahela; Lieu
tenant G. W. TotIsn to ,n the o,r once
Medical Inspector J. M. Brown to the Mare Island
California Navy Yard.
from command OF the South Pacific squadron on
reporting Of his relief, and ordered to return
command Of the Pensacola and as Chief OF Staf or
the South Pacific station and ordered to return
home. Captain @. H. b. Cad well is detached from
command OF the Lancaster and as Chief OF stan OF
the South Atlantic station and ordered to return
duty S az % New york % Navy Yard @
James >. Thornton is detached from the
Navy Yard at Portsmouth, N. H., and
ordered to the command of the Monongahela.
Captain Ralph Chandler is detached from the New
York Navy Yard and placed on waiting orders.
Commander Henry Erben Is detached from his
present duties in the Navigation Department and
ordered to the New York Navy Yard. Lieutenant
Commander A. r. Smell is detached from temporary
ordnance duty and ordered to New York Navy
Yard, in charge of the Navigation Department.,
Lieutenant Commander David G. Woodrow and
Ensign j. b. Murdock have been detached from
the receiving ship Sabine and ordered to the
Monongahea. Lieutenant B. F., Tiley has been
detached from the photographic Office and
ordered to the Pensacola. Lieutenant r. A. Lyons
has been detached from the Naval Academy and
ordered to duty at the South Pacific station.
Ensign Hanson r. Tyler has been detached from
the receiving ship Ohio and ordered to the Monon-
gahea. Surgeon Charles H. Burbank has been de-
tached from the Mare Island, CAL, Navy Yard and
ordered to the M0nongahela Assistant Surgeon
W. F. Waugh has been detached from the Naval
Hospital at Chelsea, Mass, and ordered to the
Monongaheia. Boatsw3in John 8. Sinclair has
been detached from the Washington Navy Yard.
Gunner william j. Ferguson and Carpenter David
RObnell have been detached from the receiving
! ship Potomac and ordered to the Monongahela.
The United States steamer shenandoah, Com
mander Wells, arrived at Gibraltar July % from
Almeria, and sailed on the 28th for Cadiz.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Train Run Into by . ssSpecialv-Two
Men Seriously Injured.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, August 16, 1873
This afternoon, as the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad passenger train, bound westward for
Mahanoy and Ashland, was approaching Mitzcr's
switch, three miles above Tamaqua, it was run
into by special train, consisting OF an engine
and passenger coach, having on board G. A.
Nichols, Vice President OF the PHILADELPHIA and
Readiug Railroad Company. Charles Shelly, the
mail agent, and the baggage master sustained in
juries about the breast and legs, and were brought
TO Pottsville this evening" Both men resided in this
place. The engines were demolished, involving a
heavy loss IL Is reported that the accident was
caused by the engineer Of the special train mistak-
inc the time of the train running In the Opposite
direction. The baggage masters name has not yet
been ascertained.
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w A S HIN ON.
- yvAsnINeTuN, nagust 10. 1873.
Li4uidatio6 Of f,'sve-pwsssy Bonds "
the Treasury. -slg.. s.I:s.
The Secretary of the Treasury this afternoon
issued the following Circular

issued the following circular
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, August I6 1873
s.RrSySds ssSI sSy sas snsa @
bonds sS here: SeS% I'd
knoS ssa bonds will Tressnr
ANA Rst The e interest aS sssn on
= ssy ae aha' o say s. @
S2SSy No sS both sGss 1s'sSs e
g s.9 issias!SS No. ''ol to No
@ o Sois No. nssve; lS G0iH s NJ BIZ
Soh SS 2n sSt RHsye nj H $3.50 No I to Mo No
'sys Sf ,na Total s 81 6oo Grand total
as above SSeo are coupon bonds and S2OoosOo
tnited states securities forwarded for redempton
sS ssSud be s$dresssd 70 sle Loan DIVISION ssersSfys
' ' Wa. A A. RicaAEDsoN, Secretary.
Fight with Apaches-Fourteen Killed.
Lieutenant Babcock, of the Filth cavalry, reports
to General Sherman, from Camp Apache, Arizona
Territory under date of June 49, that the 10th Of
June, with company OF thirty two men and eigh-
teen Apache soldiers, after following the trail for
seven days he overlook body OF Apache Indians
in the mountains near Tonto Greek. A fight ensued,
during which fourteen Indians were killed and five
women and a child captured. other camps were
found the same day which had been abandoned in
hurry. From Information received from the cap
tured women it is probable that the Indians have
been driven from Tonto Greek in the direction Of
the Verde reservation.
The Wawaset.
The Wawaset steamboat commission at their
meeting to-day examined several witnesses. Their
testimony elected no new facts They were agreed
that the officers OF the boat did their duty IN at
tempts to subdue the nre and save the passengers
National Banks Required to DePOsit
United states Bonds.
The Comptroller Of the Currency has addressed
a circular letter to all national banks which have
neglected to deposit United States bonds, as re-
qured by law that the circulation assigned to
them will be distributed to other applicants II the
bonds are not deposited and the circulation ap-
piled for during the next thirty days.
The New York herald., 1873-08-17
A NAN KILLED BY A WHEEL.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, August 10, 1873
This morning Thomas Reynolds well-todo
laboring man, was riding upon load OF coal in
Grand street, near Franklin, when the forward end
board gave way, allowing the Jumps Of coal
to fall upon the horses heels. This frightened
losing his balance, was precptated head foremost
between the shafts to the ground, and the right
wheel passed over his neck discovering the ugular
veiu Blood flowed from II at fearful rate, and
all efforts to stop It or render the man any assist
ance proved fruitless. He died In less than three
minutes. His age was fifty years, and he leaves
family to mourn his loss.
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WRESTLING MATCH.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, August 16, 1878.
A wrestling match in this city this evening, be.
tween Homer Lane, OF New York, and william L.
Kennedy, OF this city, for $500 side and the mid
die weight championship, resulted in a victory for
Kennedy, for whom the drst and third falls were
declared. At the conclusion another match was
arranged between the same parties for $3.50 side.
The New York herald., 1873-08-17
GERMANY.
Amsrican Methodist Church Greetings to the EN-.
peror-A Short Sermon by the Kaiser.
1flfGsAw TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

GAsTEIN August 16, 1873.
The Emperor william of Germany, who is now
sojourning here, gave audience yesterday to DR..
Philip schaf, the bearer Of cordial greetings to
Hls Majesty from the New York General Confer
Dnce of. the Methodist Episcopal Church.
In his remarks, in reply, the Emperor dwelt
npon "the necessity of Christians working to-
Kether in order to combat inhdelity and super
.ntitiOn.v
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FRANCE.
N. Theirs Visit to Belfort-Citizen Compliment
to the Veteran Reformer.
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

PARIS, August 16 1873
N. Theirs arrived in Belfort yesterday, in accord
Ance with promise long since made to visit that
kown after it had been evacuated by the German
troops.
The inhabitants were very enthusiastic in their
demonstrations of welcome to their distinguished
visitor. The town was decorated with nags and
In the evening was brilliantly Illuminated Later
in the night the ex-Presdent was serenaded at his
EhotAI.
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Average temperature Yesterday ............... rs
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year II;
Average temperature for corresponding week
last year. ....................... 81 s.
Average temperature for past week. ......... II
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ACCIDENT ON THE CHICAGO AND ALTON
RAILROAD

CHICAGO, Ill., August 16, 1873
collision, which resulted In the total demol.
ton of fifteen twenty freight cars and two pas
senger cars, occurred last night on the Chicago
and Alton Railroad, six miles south OF Blooming
ton, between a freight and an excursion train
Three men we're badly hurt and two are supposed
to have been killed, and are still in the wreck
Criminal carelessness, 1t Is said, the cause Of
the accident.
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Il. S p A / N
Herald Spstlaf Report from Don Carlos
Headquarttfs, II the Field
& =. !,
rhe Duchess of Madrid Has Not
Joined the Royal Camp
The Yacht DeerhOund Still Under the
Guns of San Sebastian.
a COSTLY C0MMISSARiAT CAPTURED.
French Neutral Waters Violated
by the Seizure.
u3ritisla Admiralty Orders
at Alicante.
a COSTLY COMMISSARlAT CAPTURED.
French Neutral Waters Violated
by the Seizure.
British Admiralty Orders
at Alicante.
IElEGRMs TO the NEW YOEK HERALD.

ItlEGRiMS TO THE NEW YOEK HERALD.
The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent at the headquarters of Don Carlos
army, in Spain.
Royal HEADQUARTERS, SANGUEssA,
rs MILES SOUTHEAST OF PAMPELUNA,
August 16, 1873.
The reports which have been circulated
Regarding Her Royal Highness the Duchess of
Madrid having joined her husband, Don Car
los, at the headquarters of the army are
untrue.
The Duchess of Madrid continues to sojourn
et her residence in Bordeaux.
FM YACHT DEERHoUND STILL HELD AS CON-
TRABAND.
The yacht Deerhound is detained by the
Spanish republican authorities at San Sebas-
tian.
Colonel Stuart is held q prisoner ON board
THE CoNTRABAND CARGO.
The cargo of the Deerhound comprises
1,500 rifles and 100000 cartridges, which, it is
alleged, were destined for the use of the
Carlist commissariat
NAVAL SEIZURE IN FRENCH WATERS.
The yacht was taken in French waters.
British Admiralty Orders at Alicante.
MADRID, August 49, 1873.
The British gunboat Torch has arrived at
Alicante, from London, with dispatches for
Ehe commander of the English feet.
THE Case of the Deerhound and DiplO-
matte Complications.
BAYoNNE August 16, 1873.
The Courier Of to-day anticipates that the
capture of the steam yacht Deerhound by q
Spanish man-of-war will involve the govern
snents of England, France and Spain in o
diplomatic correspondence, because the vessel
which seized the Deerhound assumed British
polors and the capture was effected in French
waters
The New York herald., 1873-08-17

Third, or Warehouse division caused nv the oros
motion OF Mr.. Thomas L. James to the Postmaster.
ship OF this CITY, and the other in the Fifth division
presided over by Mr. John r. Lydecker. who waa
commissioned Special Deputy Collector and store
Keeper or the Port Since then the two
divisions were managed, the first named by
Colonel Robert Des Anges, and the latter by
Colonel w. II. MacMahon, under the supervision .Oi
Mr. Lydecker. But the additionaI labors entaiIed
upon these gentlemen by being compelled to act
as deputy collectors. besides their own labors OF
chel clerks has been too much strain, and Mr.
Lyaecker's , newly imposed and multiplied duties.
he occupied III the Fifth division to others
9i greater Importance, has induced General
eFsn Ehe S@dee1r 70 order compentve @ t,
purpose OF nlng the vacancies. Applications
were limited TO those employed in the Custom
rouse ana at the examination, which took place
yeseruay III tue civil Service rOOm tour candidates
LOT pleierment put In an appearance
- rostmaster James, VINO is still Chairman OF the
Oiyii service Commission Tor the Collectors De-
Saetment' ecaa SPECIAL Deputy Collector Lydecker and
sca acs were Depusy o surveyor James ana sens,
to supervise the examination, which was
most @ thorough, and embraced mathematics, gram
mar, history OF the United states and Europe,
arithmetic and customs, technology Implying full
knowledge OF the tarifI) The four contestants oc-
cupy the highest positions In the service next to
deputy collectors, ana are adJudged individually az
highly competent gentlemen. 1t win be no easy
task for the Commissioners arrive at the relative
standard OF merit OF the examined, as their sew
cral ratings must necessarily range very high.
AS soon rs this Is aseeftaincd, the two
showing the highest points OF proficiency will be
recommended to General Arthur for appointment,
who in turn viii nominate them TO the secretary
OF the Treasury for confirmation.
1t is good omen that Mr. Lydecker, gentle.
man so fully versed in Custom House affairs.
should be one OF the examiners into the quaiitca-
t0ns OF the Otfcer who IS to succeed him. owing
to the pressure OF business Postmaster James was
compelled to leave shortly after his arrival, ana
Mr.. Benedict was likewise present only short
time, consequently Mr.. Lydecker conducted the
bulk OF the examination alone.
The New York herald., 1873-08-17


No modern dwelling complete without adc-
quate supply of pure water Until recently this great
essential unattanabe the eadcn pipes general
use engendored slow and accumuative poison which
medical testimony has proved to have ruined the health
OF thousands. The only water-ppe cheap and Durable,
that viii insure safety the PATENT TIN LiNED
LEAD PIPE, manufactured by the COIWELI4 LEAD
CO. No 23 Centre street. New York This cheaper
sdered It Is used in hospital and other public
buildings and In numerous private residences. in
era large stock yards whero has been used the condi
ton OF the cattle improved rapidly This tnlined pipe
is approved by architects water commissioners medt
faculty cv engineers and all those whose investi
cations directed tho best OF securing tho
health and comfort of society. Price l6a cents lib.
Descriptive Pamphlets sent by mail, free.
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BOY DROWNED.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, August l6, 1873.
This afternoon bright little boy, aged nine years
and named Thomas H. Minnix, while playing with
other boys on the banks of Mill River, near the
shore Line Railroad Bridge, lost his hat in the
stream, and while in the act OF recovering it, he
was drowned. His body was recovered.
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THE CHOLERA IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, NO., August 16, 1873.
The number of deaths in this city for the week
ending this evening Is reported by the Board Of
Health at 206 of which nineteen were from cholera
and twentysix from cholera mOrbus
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DISASTER ON LAKE MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Mich August 10, 1873.
The schooners Etna and Clifford came IN COLI
sion or Thunder Bay Island at six O'Clock ths
morning. Both vessels sustained serious damage.
One OF the crew Of the Astna was lost
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RUSSIA AND BRITAIN.
Imperial Russian Preparations for the Royal
Marriage
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.
LONDON, August 16, Is

LONDON, August 16, 1873.
The Imperial family Of Russia will assemble to
formally receive and welcome the Duke of Edin.
burgh, who goes to st. Petersburg in December
next.
The marriage of the Duke with the Grand Ouch.
Rss Maria Will take place in the following month.
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A MURDERER ACQUITTED.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., August 16, 1879
In the trial OF Henshaw for MURDER at Win
chester. Ind. the jury returned verdict OF
scnnittai after being out half an hour
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REWARD FOR APPREHENSION OF MUIR
DERERS.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 16, 1873.
Governor Leslie has offered a reward OF $500 each
for the apprehension Of the lawless men who were
engaged in the recent murder OF Lewis Wilson,
colored on the plantation OF Mrs. Mason Brown,
Owen county. Kentucky
The New York herald., 1873-08-17
GRAssHOPPERs IN NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Neb., August 16, 1873.
Immense clouds OF grasshoppers passed over this
section to-day southwark. great number OF them
aliQhted and have commenced eating the corn
The thermometer here TO dav indicated 70 0deRrees.
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TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, August 16, 1878.
Several failures in the Liverpool cotton trade are
announced to-day.
WEATHER VERY WARM
The weather is very warm here to-day, the
thermometer marking eghty-dve degrees.
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FRANCE AND GERMANY.
frussian Dispersion Of Pleasing Popular
Rumor.
TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

There is no truth in the report published lately
IN several Paris papers that Metz would be re-
stored to France through the influence OF Russia.
The New York herald., 1873-08-17

DysPepsia.--Dr. Sharp's Specific-A Per-
manent and radical cure for Heartburn Water Brash,
Low Spirits Costive Bowels Acid Stomach Bilious Head
ACHE &c Retail, HARTNETT'S, Fourth avenue and Astor
place; OBRIENS, Fieth street and Third avenue and
HUDNUTT'S, Herald Building.
The New York herald., 1873-08-17

The detectives at Police Headquarters arrested
Edwin Tooley, Thomas Brown, william Pickles
alias Clark Pickles, Henry Page alias Albert alias
Rayman, Yesterday afternoon, charged with steal
ing horses. They will be held until complainants
present thamaelvea.
The New York herald., 1873-08-17

Exchange Fire Insurance Company,
l72 Broadway, corner OF Maiden lane
semi-ann dividend of five 5 has this day
been declared payable on demand.
GEO W. MONTGOMERY, Secretary.
New YORK, August IA, 1873.
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An Approved, Safe and Speedy Remedy
for Diarrhga, Dysentery. Cholera Summer C9mpia@ins linz
CARMINATIyE BALSAM. The prudent will keep .
bottle OF useful q medicine by them.
The New York herald., 1873-08-17

A.-Kearney's Extract Buchu Cures
more diseases OF bladder and Kidneys gravel diabetes
female weaknesses dyspepsia and nervous debility than
all other remedies combined. Depot 0i Duane street
The New York herald., 1873-08-17

All Weaknesses Caused by Nervous dc.
bility permanently cured by DR.. SHELDON'S rem.
edes Depot and office 07 West Fifteenth street. New
York Circulars
The New York herald., 1873-08-17

Grnefenberg Vegetable pills are Un-
doubtedy the best and mldes pill in the world dRAE
FENBERG MARSHALI.S CATHOLICON has performed
OF the most startling cures on record Of cases of
female complaints Of long sanlng. sold by all drug
gists GRAEFENBERG COMPANY, 5S Reade street.
The New York herald., 1873-08-17

A.-Corns Cured, 5Oc. to 81; Bunions,
Nails Joints &C.. treated by DR.. WESTERvELT, 653
Broadway near Fourteenth street Cure by mail. 50c
The New York herald., 1873-08-17

A.-Ruptured People, Don't Wear tho
dangerous wire springs, filthy sponge pad horrible
metal trusses. The ELASTIC TRUSS 6sS Broadway.
holds rupture comfortably, night and day, till cured.
The New York herald., 1873-08-17

A.-Eau Angelique, for the Teeth and
Gums BISCOTINE FOOD tor infants. DEILUC CO.
635 Broadway, the sole proprietors and manutac-
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THE Case of the Deerhound and DiplO-
matte Complications.
ENGLAND.

Cotton Trade Failures-The Weather Unusually
Warm.
The New York herald., 1873-08-17

Cristadoro's Hair Dye Is Pure, In-
reliable and harmless Use other except
il will be right
The New York herald., 1873-08-17
Hcrrings' safes
IN THE LARGE FIRES AT COBLRsKILL AND wAP-
FINGERS FALLS, N. Y.

Messrs Hnnnrses FaHnTi. Nos a5i and 80 Broadway.
GHSrLxNEsNy store together with N.Y. Numerous Other
buildings entirely burned ON the I'm instant ny
SoS % h o S
Very %ids! q sasrs@nSsS
tSksn out %ns at White neat Upon opening It the con-
tents = good order aq M all yn
are perfectly reDroot and IN ne uiTe shs use n"
wArrIsaKR's FAILS. N ", August O. 1873
GEsTLEaEN-our foundry was burned on the 2l,, ut.
consumsd IRe SAFE q you, msnarsSturs anu which
hot until
morning when II was opened and It's cSmte9 % including
books s tes backs ssIi Sn. the inside
alter the safe having been in the thickest Of the Are for
n0"'' '0D'' Respectfully DIsBRow & HALLIwELL.
hOTREhpso TREik oosTENTs n 4 TaE shkAl & yikks "
BOSTON, CHICAGO AND PoRrLAND.
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8. O. p. Cognac Brandy.
81 gallon 81 30 for ullszed bottle speciality DID,
mellow and fragrant entire invoice purchased ct half
its value Also all the popular brands vintages 1865 to
l795 Also II different brands and grades imported in
cases Old Madeira, % 80 per gallon All the reliable
brands OF Wines and Liquors. Fancy Groceries, Table
H. KIRK 4 Co.
SO Fulton street (hstablishcd lSSj)
h Special Cable Despatch.
The WILSON suur4rE E%Sa ASs!s'a 4qsi ="
awarded the Grand Prize at the Vienna Exposition for
being the b. st sewing machne.-Raynor
SILK Elastic Belts.-A Fresh Assortmene
Of BRLTS, STOCKINGS, KNEE CAPS and ANkLkTs as
reduced prices at MARSH CO.'S Radical Care Truss
office, No. vesev street Lady attendant
The ssCashiers' Safety Drawer" uo
Nassau street. prevents till robberes rr1ce % ~
Exporters should see IT.
The New Patented Einsttc Truss OF
1873 is fitted for S. at POMERoY's IA Broadway.
The Best Sc, &C., NC. and lOc. zig ars az
No 4 RarcIay street opposite Astor House. Try Il ana
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
C,E.RCu AFTER LOST HEART.
BY Leslie Van Rensselaer,
A new novel; good reading for all seasons Large
l2mo beautifully bound printed. Price 81 For sale
by GUSHING, BARDUA Co. 6A Broadway BRRN-
TANo Union sqyare and BY tho American NswA Com.
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Corns, BuniOns, Enlarged JOints.-Al
diseases OF the feet cured by DIR. zACHARIE H Union
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August Ill A. NJ.

Synopsis tor the Past 7toenty. four Hours
The barometer has risen over the lake region.
where light norGheasterly to northwestery winds
and partly cloudy and cool weather now
prevail it has risen in New England, with light to
fresh sOuthery to westerly winds, continued cloudy
weather and light rain, partly cloudy and southery
to sOuthwesterly winds and lower temperature; (;
in the Northwest northeasterly to northerly
winds, with cloudy and clearing weather; in
the lower Ohio Valley, Kentucky and Ten
nessee light soQtherly to westerly winds,
with partly cloudy and clear weather in
the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States where
the temperature has risen slightly; threatening
weather and with slightly increased pressure Is
reported from the Western Gulf coast
Probabilities
For New England light rain on the coast to-
night with rising barometer, lower temperature,
and light southwesterly to northwesterly winds,
accompanied by clear and clearing weather during
Sunday. For the Middle States and lower
lakes, light southwestery and variable winds,
lower temperature and generally clear weather,
except on the Atlantic coast. For the upper lake
region and the Upper Mississippi and Mis-
souri, Valleys falling barometer, slightly rising
temperature partly cloudy weather and occasional
rain. the winds gradually backing 10 southerly {;
for the Lower Ohio Valley and southward to Ten
nessee rising barometer with northerly to easterly
winds and occasional rain; for the South Atlantic
southerly to westerly winds and occasional rains
the coast.
The New York herald., 1873-08-17

Corns, Bunfons, Nails, Sc, Cured With
out pain CORN CURE. by mail, Soc
DR.. RICE DDS Broadway. corner Fulton street.
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NOttce.-FOurtecnth street and Sixth
avenue, N. Y-It will pay you we'll TO so to Z. Ii. MACY
Il COiSevery day.
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New YoRE, August IA, 1873.

For the Pjics-Usc A. w. Keatfng's
celebrated OINTMENT. Price 25c Office 235 Front
street, corner Peck Slip
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Alettc for Living) China Wntcr.-Send
orders for circulars and water to depot LOO lane
T.. w. LAVENDER.