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A DEFAULTER ARRESTED-THE CASEOF TIGHE.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 27.-M Combs, Jr:. who has
figured here since the war as claim agent,
was sent to Jail to-day by United States Com
missioner Garrett, in default of $4,000 bail,
on the charge Of being party in the attempt
to defraud the government in the bounty
claims of colored soldiers.
MEMPHIS Oct. 27.-In the case Of Joseph
M. Tighe, before Judge Ray, on writ OF
habeas corpus as reported last night, the
Judge held that the requisition was defective,
and continued the case until the 4th of No.
vember, in order to give time to amend the
reqnisition, and Tighe was held in $1,000
until that time.
Gov. Porter having heard of the manner in
which A M. Smith acted in the arrest of Tighe,
telegraphed sheriff Anderson not to turn
Tighe over to Smith, as he would appoint
another messenger.
To-day Tigbe swore ont two warrants against
Alex NJ. Smith, J. J. Smith, J. NJ. Shaw and
Blank Trantham One alleging that Tighe
was abducted by them, and the other that
he was confined in room and had pistols
presented at his head and his life threatened.
They were all arrested and held in bail to an
swer tomorrow.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. ~, 1890 P. Motion
dull and easier; Middling Uplands I'd, Or
leans I'D. Estimated sales to-day 10, 0OO
bales, 1000 being for speculation and export.
Receipts AGO bales, 5000 being American.
ANNIVERSARIES Offering 1-16 lower; Octo-
Der and November shipments from Savannah
or Charleston. not below Low Middling, Sgd,
November and Decen Der, sail, do l3-l6d,
December and January do, SD, January and
February do, SD.
LATER $3.50 z. M.-Cotton unchanged; the
sales to-day include 6lOO bales American.
December and January shipments, by sail,
from Savannah or Charleston, not below Low
Mlddling, 1850; December and January
shipments from New Orleans, not below Low
Middling, I'd.
LONDON, Oct. q, PIP M.-Consols 9411-16.
PARIS, Oct "a, 2 P. M-Rentes 65. 574.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. ~, P. M.-Mixed West
ern corn 3Os 9d@3ls; turpentjne 26.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-Common rosin IS 3D.;
turpentine rs.
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GENERAL NEWS.

RALsToN, Pa, Oct. 27.-The cars on Big
Plane ran away; caused by the rope breaking
Two persons were killed.
TORONTO, Oct. 27.-The Canadian lean OF
two and half millions sterling was subscribed
for many times over in London.
New YORK, Oct 27.-Arrived: City Of New
York and Weinland. Arrived out: Vaterland.
Boston, Oct 27-This P. NJ, two laborers,
employed in taking out gravel at a gravel
bank, in Brighton, were completely buried
by its caving in upon them. Mcdonald had
his thigh broken and badly bruised, but will
recover. Jas. Griffin and Jno. Howell were
dead when taken out
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New YORK, Oct. 81, 1890 P. M.-Cottor-
spot quiet and firm; Ordinary l2i. Good Ordi-
nary 1875 Low Middling IA Lie Middling
14s, Middling Alabama IA, Middling Or
leans and Texas 14a.
Futures quiet and easy; Low Middling for
October 144@14 GIG, tor November 1910
Is 5-16. for December Is l-l60l3s, for Janu-
airy 1908 3l6 for February 1908 5.lG
- l1-16, for May bob 1916, for June
Is 15-16@14, for July IA l-l6@l4 3-16, for
August IA 3-16@14 sic.
New YORK, Oct 81 Evening. - Cotton
closed quiet and firm. Middling Uplsnds 14,,
Orleans 14a. Sales 1913 bales, consolidated
net receipts ia, 1893, exports to Great Britain
&c, S9S, to France 202S, to the Continent oil,
10 the Channel 5562. Net receipts 10, gross
1889.
E..u1es closed AZ; sa.es ss2,coe bales,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE GLOBE THEATER.-The attendance at
this theater at the two performances yester-
dav, although not numerically very large,
were very appreciative ones, as evidenced by
the frequent and hearty bursts of applause
which followed the various acts of the per-
formances. 1.-The Vienna Lady Orchestra"
were as usual, excellent in their perform
ances, and the gymnastic exercises of Mile.
Sanyeah were as thrilling as ever Miss
Sevoy sang several select ballads in very
creditable manner. This lady is possessed of
we'll modulated and sympathetic voice
which has undergone thorough cultivation;
her singing is quite feature in the enter
tainment
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MORE FAILURES.

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct 26-N. Wiggin & Co.
81 Ellsworth, lumbermen and traders, are re.
ported 10 have failed with heavy liabilities
This throws four hundred men out Of EN-
p1oyment.
MONTREAL, Oct 26-The Cassie Iron
Works Company have failed. Liabilities are
Mge. The Morris Run Coal Company Of
Pennsylvania, have filed a claim for $3.50, COO.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 27.-Lee Il Walker,
,pusic publishers, suspended yesterday and
usade an assignment The assets are esti.
mated at over $3.50, 600, which, it is thought,
yyn cover the liabilities.
Nxx YORK, Oct 27.-Ira Beard. dealer in
gsss.AueIy soOde, eu.penueu.
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,HK 1EsxEssEE spoR1MEN,s ASSOCIATION.

THE TENNESSEE sPORTMEN'S ASSOCIATION.
MEMPHIS Oct 27.-At the meeting OF the
Tennessee Sportsmen's Association to day for
the medal, open to members only. for hve
double birds, was won by Dr.. D. D. Saunders,
making clean score; purse $500. SIS entrance
ten single birds, "a entries, won by VIM.
Bowles, Of Memphis. score 10; second money
won BY J. II. Acklin, OF Memphis, score y;
third money won by G. d. Hunter, OF Elk-
hart. ILL.,, score 8; fourth money won by 3. ID.
Farrell, OF Chicago, score Z; fifth money won
by H. c. Pierce, of st. Louis, score =.
In the bench show of field dogs, premiums
were awarded as follows
English Settlers Best dog, first to Il. II.
Smith, of Canada, dog Leicester; second, ):
II. Whitman, of Chicago, dog Grouse. Best
bitch, L. H Smiths Vlctress. Best pup, >.
II. Whitman's Count Gordon.
Setters-Best dog, Edmund Orgin, OF New
York, Rip. Best bitch, DR.. Thornton, OF
Lexington, KY, Mob Best pup, +. NJ. Horse
fall, of Arkansas, Rock.
Irish Settlers Best dog, Arnold Burgess, OF
Maysville, KY, Rufus. Best bitch, .. L.
Whitman, of Chicago, Gypsy.
Sweepstake-L. 81. Smiths Paris Fointefs-
J. NJ Taylor took the first and second for the
best dog; Charles Miller, of Memphis, Fanny,
as the best bitch; aad Arthur Gibson, OF
Mem phis, Socks, as the best puppy.
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EROM MEXICO.

Cry OF MEXICO, Oct. 20.-The Chamber of
Meputies prorogued on the 18th. Extraor-
ainary powers Of the Executive were voted
By l39 against IA.
Advices from Guadalajara state that five
participants in the murder of the American
saissionary. John l.. Stephens, which occurred
nj Ahuaaluco in March, 1870, had been exc
tsuied
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1.-THE Democrats Of Mississippi are &C

"The Democrats of Mississippi are count
ing upon heavy colored vote for their ticket
in the approaching election, and in other
States indications of a similar change are
manifesting themselves" All things consid-
cred, this would seem to indicate that Grants
politicians, and not the Southern whites, are
responsible for the color line. In Mississippi
particularly has Radicalism been active in the
effort to lerpetuate an antagonism between
the races, and with what success is shown by
the above paragraph. Richmond Enquirer.
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RELIEF FOR VIRGINIA CITY.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 27.-Wells. Fargo &
Co sent $1,000 to Virginia City, and ordered
aAeir agents to forward supplies from all
points free. The Board of Brokers sent $4,000.
The insurance on the burnt district will
reach 81 COO, 600 at a rough estimate. The
boss is So, 900, 600.
No loss of life is reported.
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INJECTION IN BALTIMORR-DEMOCRAT VIC
TORIES,

BALTIMORE, Oct 27.-The election of Mayor
xnd City Councilmen occurred to-day. The
sontest was very close and exciting, and the
largest vote ever cast was polled. The vote
vas so, 500, of which Gen. f. q. Latrobe.
Democratic candidate for Mayor, received
n, $40, and II. NJ Warfeld, Reform and Re-
publican candidate, 2i,SS9. Latrobes ma
iority is 2737 The Democrats elect ten of
swenty members of the first branch of the
City Council and eight of ten members of the
second branch. The election passed of qui-
okay
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AN EARTHOUAKE SHOCK.

HOLLY STRINGS Miss, Oct. 27.-A severe
nhock of an earthquake accompanied with
load rumDlng, was felt here at 7:3O o'clock
sAis evening. No damage heard of.
MIMpHIs, Oct 27.-A sharp shock of an
oaYkhcuake was felt here at 1880 tonight
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TIE UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY,

NEW YORK, Oct 27.-The United States
9rpss Company, with which was deposited
asrsain funds belonging to the estate of the
hate County Auditor Watson, was to-day or
Sered by the Surrogate to pay into the State
Treasury $500, 435, 94-l00. being the amount
of the judgment obtained at the suit of the
people against Watson, one of the defendants
In the Ring" suits.
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THE OFFICIAL VOTE IN OHIO.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 27.-Official vote for Gov.
arnor- Hayes, 297, Sl3; Allen, 1872, 264; Hayes
nsjority 55l9. For Lieutenant Governor
Y,upg. 297. 93l; Cary. 287 96S; Youns's ma
yer ity 1868 Highest prohibition vote, 5000.
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from New York, went on the rocks near
o yster Bed beacon last night. Her cargo Is
being lightered, and she expects to get OH al
high water tonight.
LATER-The steamship Leo got OFT and was
brought up to the city. She will repair nef
pipes and proceed to New York.
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK. Oct 27, 1886 P. M.-Gold
115s.
NEW YORK. Oct. 81 Evening. GOLD ad-
vanced; closed 1l55@ll6. Governments active
and strong; new SIS III. State bonds quiet and
nominal.
New YORK, Oct 27-Sub- Treasury balances,
gold $40 555,3 1913, currency $50, 1915, 1926.
account of interest and 1874, 900 for bonds.
Cnstoms recej pts. 5000 OO0
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roosr1suEp FROM FIRST PAaE.l

:. hoa, lacking. The streets are alive
~ d,nnken mob. The military are patrol
~ III streets for the protection Of property.
ko definite advices have yet been received
.. a. ,be extent Of the damage to the several
wfniDg properties involved. The total loss
Nv the FIRE is low placed at from So. 900, goo to
szg moo UO0
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Oct 26.-Exchange quiet and
weak on the United States, 60 days cur
rency 1.11@1.13 premium, short sight 1.16
Oils premium; short sight, gold, 1.46@
l.48 premium; on London 1.72@1.H pre-
MUM; on Paris 1.36@l.3S premium. Sugar
active and firm.
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EITRO.GLYCEBINE EXPLOSION.

BOSTON, Oct. 27.-Nitro- glycerine exploded
under the windows of Harvard College.
Several hundred panes Of glass were shattered
and there was q narrow escape from more Sc
nous damage Some of the students, it is
mid, were the cause.
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ACCIDENT AT SEA.

NORFOLK, Oct. 27.-This morning, about
O'Clock. the steam yacht Spit6re, of New
York, Capt. Bgelow, bound to Jacksonville,
Via. when off the navy yard blew out her
INLAY bolt and scalded o. NJ. Dillon, the en-
gileer, and the cook severely.
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THE NOE HURDER.

NEW YORK, Oct. 27-The jury were out
liteen minutes and returned with verdict
1hAt John Dolan was guilty of the murder OF
James III. Noe He was sentenced to hang
EAecember Is.
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DEPTH OF WATER AT SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass Oct. ~, 1875.
To Capt. O. W. Howell, Corps Of Engineers,
q. 8. A.:
Depth of channel at mean low tide, 16
feet. Least width for that depth, 60 feet
High tide at P NJ.
Height above mean low tide, q feet.
Depth of channel at high toe, 1S3 feet.
Bottom soft.
RICHARD II. HOOPER,
Master of the Essayons.
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MARINE.

GALVESTON, Oct. 27.-Arriyed Steamship
Ariel from Vera Cruz, in ballast; ship Gale
donia, from Baltimore, in ballast.
Sailed Steamship City of Houston, for
New York; barkentine Edmund Richardson,
for Liverpool.
S-T.AaNAI, Oct. 27.-The s.ea2-1ip Leo,
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Here is "p stall written uy Detroit wife to
her absent husband: Il am most sick, baby is
under the doctors care, and James and the other
children have got the measles. The women are
all wearing back combs, and don't forget to write
often. We all send love, and our house almost
got on fire last ght. JANE"
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Oct 27.-For the Gulf and
South Atlantic States, falling barometer,
warmer, partly cloudy weather, and southwest
to southeast winds
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THE YACHT FACE.

NEW York, Oct. 27-The Dauntless bea
ahe Mohawk badly-twenty miles to VINO
ward and return
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rich man in Connecticut was blown up by the
premature explosion of blast the other day,
and the reporter OF local paper in the neighbor-
hood headed his account of the affair, "A Blast
cI A.is.,Csa..,"
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THE FISHERY CLAIMS COMMISSION.

OTrAwA, Oct. 27.-The commission for th'
consideration OF the fishery claims will no
nns ct until early in the spring.
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LARGE COFFEE CROP EXPECTED.
AAGUAYRA, Oct. 16. 80 General confidence
pssvail5 that coffee and cocoa will be abundant.
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Wants and To Rent inserted ia the BULLETIN for
fifty cents,
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Crescent Machine and Blacksmith
Shop.
Cor. Foucher and st. Joseph Streets,
New Orleans.
JOHN BLACKADDER
IRON TURNER PLANER and SCREW CUTTER
Constructs New Machinery and gives personal at
tteDtion repairs machinery of every description
PIice. to suit The times ie27 S3R 2dp
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storms.
RAIN STORM N MISSOURI = DAMAGE TO RAIL
ROADS AND CRorS.

ST.. LOUIS, July 90 Accounts have reached
here Of another heavy rain storm In Central
Missouri. The rain fell during twelve to
twenty four hours In different localities, and
did great deal of damage to crops and rail
roads. Large sections of fat country are
submerged, and the banks Of creeks and
streams are all overaowed. Or some of the
roads trains have been stopped by wash
outs. iniuring tracks and culverts, and also
by lsudslides. On other roads trains are'se'
riously delayed by high water aud uusafets
of tracks and bridges. The storm 10 said to
bsvc been the seyerest Of the season.
THREATENED ovEapLow OF THs AissrsstPPi
MxMra1s. July 90. - The outlook 10 regard
to an oyera,w Il gloomy this evening. Con-
trary to all expectations the river here rose
an inch to-day. aud this afternoon heavy
rain.storm swept over the city and adj lcent
country, while news OF heavy rains and
fresbets in the Missouri aud Ohio valleys in'
dictate still further advance, with little pros
pect Of speedy decline.
DAMAGE TO CROPS IN OHIO AND INDIANA.
C1NcISNATr, July 29.-Reports OF damage
by the late rains continue to be received
from all parts of Southern Ohio and South.
ern Ind ana. All report swollen streams,
submerged corn, and sprouting wheat.
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From Cumberland County.

CUMBERLAND COURTHOUSE, July 26, 1870.
Editors Dispatch: A meeting of the
farmers Of Cumberland county was held to-
day in the courtroom during the recess OF
the court. Mr.. B. w. d. Blanton was called
10 toe chair, and DR.. j. T. Miller appointed
secretary. ". A. Perkins explained the or
icct OF The meeting, and, on motion, the fol-
loving delegates were appointed to repre-
sent The county in the farmers conventions
10 meet 10 Burkevile on the I1th of August
and the city Of Richmond on the Oath OF
August:
N4mAtm District.-W. z. Holman. DR..
Nu.or.
Madison District.-Taylor Gray, Andrew
Fps
handoirh District. flames B!anton, ".
y. Perkins.
\ negro, Jim Bradley, is to be tried this
evening for the murder Of Ralph Woodson,
ai,o coIorsd. The grand jury have not made
tier report yet.
The weather is very dry in large part OF
this county, and the crops very much Injured.
There were one thousand people at the
Glaugers' picnic at GoOchand Courthouse.
Speeches were made BIZ some Of the business
agents which did not appear TO give satisiac-
lIGr
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nal reports that chemist of that city has
lately, given public exhibition Of his ability,
to make delicious beer at moments notice
out of nothing but small quantity of
brownlsh powder and pail of water.
It Is said that certain experts pre-
sent-sotne OF them brewers themselves
could not distinguish between the bever-
age thus made on the spot and that drawn
from the orthodox cask. The new beer
powder csu be sold at five pence an ounce,
and one, ounce Is sufficient to produce gal
Ion Of beer. At this cate glass Of ale will
cost about farthiDg. And the process Is so
simple Take some pure, cold water, put
the powder into Il, stir well, and the beer Is
ready. The inventor, moreover, declares
that by slight change In bis ingredients he
can alter the quality Of the beer aud produce
any kind that may be desired. Shortly,
therefore, a great revolution may be expect
ed. With few grains Of bass in one pocket
aud pinch or two Of ind and coope in the
other, the thirsty, but not even bona tide,
traveller of the future will calmly make for
the nearest pump and there contentedly
drink confusion alike TO Sir Wilfrid Lawson
and to the licensed vctuallsr. ~: RI
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From Amelia County.

AMELIA COURTHOUSE, July 70, 1910.
EditwS Dispatch Notice was given here
To-Day in reference 10 the State Convention
OF farmers, which is 4 necessary step IN the
progress OF the "farmers' movement" The
great Aulbor and Founder Of the religion
d The Bible says that "men do not light
candle and hide it under bushel, but 10
give light unto all that are in The house,
nc taImers' movement is Intended TO give
Light" unto all engaged in the pursuit OF
agriculture, and to give hope and energy TO
lhrs SOUS OF Virginia in the pursuit OF pros
pcrlNy aud happiuess. What a grand spec.
lacle would be presented for the farmers OF
'Irrnla in convention Assem- bled to give I'D
hrreuce 10 those principles resting on the
l!uth Ut The Bible and The blessings of ProYIs
uc"ce-the future hope Of Virginia. 1t is 3
'hlaikab!e fact that during the past three
years, III those counties and parts of counties
l,>:.ciI haYc endorsed this movement, the
crops Ind seasons have been improving.
Flroess o. Virginia, arouse from your
i0Dalgy al y0ur dependency. Send down
judiegu, de.'-QatiQn TO the State conven-
hon, ana let us wG'k OIL our future interests
49,. ---,--- III cg1..:ss:.
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.>THE ScHRoEDER AlR-SHIP.-The work OF
construction has already begun upon the
new air-sbip in which Mr.. Schroeder, OF THIS
city, intends attempting trip across the
ocean. The machinery has all been pre-
nared. and attention will now be turned to
the manufacture of the balloon. A lot has
been procured at the inter eetion of Madison
and Boundary avenues, and in few days an
enclosure will be made, where the work VIII
be carried on. Mr.. Schroeder is very san.
guine of the success of bis scheme' ana
n,.ces every confidence In bis invention. He
IS not inexperienced in ae'onautics, havi: 6
made frequent trips 10 Germany, where be
studied the subject for long time He is a
nrac,ical civil engineer, and has held several
high positions in the German army: ms
balloon is intended more especially 10 ana
army observations, and its.sale, if successful
70 this or the French Government is antlci'
dated by Mr. Schroeder. Baltimore Amera-
cau 30h.
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Foreign News.

FRANCE - CLAIMS OF FRENCH CITIZENS
AGAINST TIE UNITED STATEs.-PdriS, July
26.-In The Assembly to-day III. Raoul Du-
val asked the Government why the United
States had not paid to French citizens the in
demuity due them for losses sustained during
the civil war while claims Of other foreigners
had been settled.
The Duke Decazes, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, in reply, said the indemnity due to
other foreigners was likewise unpaid. Presi-
dent Grant, 10 his last messageto Congress,
recommended it TO take legislative action on
this matter. Congress, however, bad not
moved vet. In conclusion, the Duke De-
cuZes said be had full confidence in the good
faith Of the American Government.
The Permanent Committee OF the National
Assembly as approved consists of twelve de-
pudies of the Right, two Of the Lavergne
group and eleven of the Left.
TIE UCoNNELL CENTENARY London,
July 80 $50 4. Mt is reported in Man
chester that arrangements have been compile
ted for placing twelve steamers IN the City
of Dublin's Steamship Company's service to
carry passengers from Liverpool to Ireland
during the O'Connell centenary week. lt Is
expected that ten thousand persons will go
to Dublin from various home.rule centres IN
Great Britain. The Fenian Amnesty AsSo-
CLIFTON announce that great mourning de-
monstration will be held in Dublin concur.
rently with the O'Connell procession OF Au-
gust 9th.
ArsrR1A-MED1ArIo BETWEEN Prussia
AND THE VATICAN Vienna, July 29.-The
Presse says The Prince Bishop of Breslau,
Monseigueur Forester, in bis dual capacity as
q German and Austrian bishop, is mediating
between the Vatican and Prussia through
the Papal Nuncio at Vienna. 1t is stat ed
that the Nuncio himself is now IN commnnl'
cation with the Prussian EN- assy at Vienna
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NJ FIRST GRAND
Ne FIRST GRAND #4 -.
ANNUAL OUT SALE
OF
SUMNER DRESS GOODS, .
CASSIMERES, ..a.s-.s.
LAWNS, PARASOLS,
BIZ. SHAWLS, NOTIONS, &C.,
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,

COL BROAD STREET, CORNER SIXTH,
where the greatest bargains can be Obtained, as
will sell my entire stock Of SUMMER DRESS
GOODS, PARASOLS, LAWNS, &C., AT COST.
Any one wishing to purchase the above goods VIII
save money by giving me call.
Closing out the best PRINTS at &c. yard;
Closing out the best LAWNS at ] DC. ayard;
Closing out all DRESS GOODS at cost;
Closing out PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS at
cost;
large line of BLACK, WHITE, and COLORED
GRENADISE SHAWLS, with satin borders,
at SO worth fully ~ apiece;
100 dozen NECK-RUFFLEsa at SOC. adozen worth
BLACK GRENADINES, with satin ST. ipe, at Toe.
worth 81;
BLACK GRENADINES, with satin strlpe at Soc.
worth 75c.;
BLACK GRENADINES, with satin stripe, at &c.
worth Soc;
BLACK GRENADINES, with satin stripe, at 2oc.
worth &c.;
PLAIN BLACK GRENADINES at greatly re.
duced prices.
COTTONS-Now is the time to buy them cheap. l
offer a splendid COTTON at 10c. worth 12c.;
A splendid COTTON at lie. worth 13c. py Inc
piece;
A splendid COTTON at 24c., the best In the city.
A large line of CoRsETs from auction at very low
prices;
worth &c. yard; ... .....r
wool, and COTTON FLANNELs very cheap;
CAssIMERES and LINENS at cost, 70 close them
out Ai WILLIAM THALHIMER's.
~ 1a-ThS&Tu COL Broad street.