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. .. SALES.

WHEAT White, ia bushels prime on private
terms; 36S bushels good at LAO: SO bushels very
common at 75c.: 10 bushels very common 1T 60c. ;
Sd bushels at S1.43: 81 bushels fair at $3.50;
$50 bushels fair ut Sl.3S; 40 bushels common ut
$40; "a bushels on private terms; 132 bushels
prime at >$1.45-total. L. 20 bushels. Red. 223
bushels common al II 30; 40 bushels very COM
mcaa at 81: 40 bushels Ut II 20; 294 bushels fair
els good at 81 So: 10 bushels common at 81 90;
1870 bushels common at Sl.15: SO bushels prime AZ
Si,4S. So bushels fair at Sl.36; 30 bushels ialr
ut 81 IS; 4s bushels prime at sl.4a-totai' l'loe
bushels. IT. -.
CORN White, "a bushels very good at 75c.
Mired, 4l0 u-hcls very good on private terms
1913 bushels go d Ut 74u.; 80 bushels en- private
terms !; 1873 bushels very good ut 75c.-totai, Sl4
bushels. ..
OATs.-94 bushels very good at 46c.; 40 BUSH
els very good ut 44c.-total, 1874 bushels.
MEAL-32 bushels on private terms.
81" RE-ENHIBITED. ~
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

DEATHS FROM POISONOUS GAS.
LONDON, September 49, Eleven persons
perished from the effects Of poisonous gas
in the Shropshire cotlierY. ---
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rro1Esr GALE AND gLoops.

VIOLENT GALE AISU ND = 1''ool' . n,
Pans, September IA violent gaze "a. mas
nreysiIed in the Mediterranean. nne TAN r;as
Tay station at Gette is flooded, ana .ns . ~
nlsins OF vignoble between hszissss a .ra
Esrbonne are Inundated. The anas sae
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.

. CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Richmond, September l3, 1875.
.a,..4 .s. y. OFFERINGS. ~. 3. . G.
-MHEAT.-WAits, 1910 bushels. Red. 1883
bushels. :,
els. .... -. -. ,#.--s. ~. ....r. =.
OATS.-4.l4S bushels 80 81
MEAL - 32 bushels.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

. New YORK. September 13-Econ.-Stpcks active
.aaa unsettled. Money, LIZ. Spid,s l1&k. TX
Ash; short, 4S5. Governments
dsul. States quiet and nominal. 3-..r =
+ Erening. Money easy at lHlI2, Sterling quiet
lat 4Slk Gold less active at 1l64@ll6hr Coy
Rernments dull and steady. Staies quiet and nont-
nal. u...,n rs..
BALTIMORE. September 13.-Yirgnia 6's pee!ers,
40: consos, 63A. West VirgiDta's, o North Caro-
lima 6's, old, Is; new, 10, Bid to-'ay.
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JAMES RIVER sTEAMBOATSE51.i
D - e1{lsffsA N.Y. -

-
u - COMPANY -~-.S
SUNNI ERSCH EDULE.
FOR NORFOLK. PORTsM0UTH. nALTlAoHE'
-, PHILADELPHIA.ANDN NEW YORK,
:. ..t,.. ALSO FOR -t-.n
REGULAR LANDINGS On JhMtS RlyEh.
On and after I'll EsDAY, June LIST 1875, this
Com any's fast and elegant steamer JOhS1sfi-Ss
VESTrR. Captain J. a. POST, carrying Unltea
States Mall, will ieave wharf Rockets, FOR above,
FAMED points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, auo
.SATUGDAYS ut $50 A. M. -.
q Passengers make sure connections with Bay Line
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, ana New
York. ...r .s IL M
FARE TO NORFOLK AND Rk--
IUR = S:;;,;;..: ......... go
- Fare 10 Philadelphla. ...........'.'." x *
= Tickets for sale on cleaners, &C GarbeS y Cas-
Ticket Agency, Main stree, and Exchange Hotet1
and baggage checked through. Freight received
daily for Boston. Norfolk. and PORTSMOUTH, and
regular landings on James river from A. "a. 70
6 p. 81. ut reasonable rates. -.
Freight for way. landings must be prepaid
L. Is. TATUH, GeDernt gent.
Office /: company's wharf, Rockesrs; branch SfncS
ut w. D. Blsff & CO.'S, corner OF MIND aho -"
" =
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s ~ ist's-g}sl.s t'ss 80 ) ,s'ss'it -
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EOR PHI Had ELPH IA.-. .,&RA
a The steamer u. W. EvEHMAN, SRk&R
Captain PLATpss Will receive freight for the above
Freight takeli for WHnington. DeH., Providence,
Boston,, and San francisco, and bids Lof ladtng
Passage to Philadelphia, incrudip4 meals aadl
sfatesoo q, ss. w. E. P9 ioE GR, AGENT,
ORiNEW YO.RK.--The s&&%k
a Old Dominion Stea mship Coinpany SIS -
steamship WXANOKF, Captain COUCH, Win saik
TUESDAY, September 4th st 3o'clockp r. d..
Freight receised until q o'clock p. M. s4i slEi
Through bills OF ladiug signed and RQoda for
warded with dispatch 70 all points north, sostAs
esst, and west; also, to foreign ports. ~! a3ot
Passenger accomm odations unsurpassed. .gty
Fare % Esw York, u q storage, pc; round
For freight or passage apply to; solIy
SC 1879 Comnany's Wharf. Eossetu.
DILL ELPH 1 IL :, RICPa ,&RfA
4 M0ND, AND NORFOLK sTEAM-sR
SHIP LLNE-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WEEK.-Until further notice the steamers or
this tine will leave Philadelphia every TUES
TUESDAY and FRIDAY At IL o'clock.
| Freight taken at low rates for all parts Of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania ana Delaware, for Provf.
! de1ce and Boston. Also. for Liverpool and, Ant
werp Utd Bed Star aud American steamship hpes,
and bills ladins sisnse throIgn; .n.>,, l.fa
/ -. ,a,r.. - 242b Dock street, Richmond.
| .' $50, - WILLIAM p. CLYDE &c CO.,
NH 10 No. 10 South whasvss, Philadelphia.
| OLD DOBINIoN STEAMSHIP 1sFRFk
w COMPANY.
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9,lfI.n.o.4d Dispatlll.


.,,r SEPTEMBER Ia. 1915.
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LOUISVILLE.

Lou1syILLE, September 13.-FlouI dull ana n 90
CHANGED Wheat dull and lower at *da;ls9sli 81 y:
Corn oul Mt 8S@73c. Cars Gull z. 4.U HnSs hnte
gulls. Ses SIC clear nib SIDES, 2a@
ISKc clear rio, 12@I2Hc Bacono anlS9 aTr
9xS9kc,; clear rib aId clear slYss. az
Whisxey quiet and frni at SI.15. BaRgiDg auiet
anu 6rm al 14GSl4kc.zaf s,ssaas E5ss Il.
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BALTIMORE.

CrsuSSATI, September 13.-Flour steady and
in fair demand. Whelt-Demand talr 1or rea, seil-
torn firmer and held higher At 70@7Sc. Oats dull
hut unchanged. Barley quiet and unshanged. p9tk
quiet and steady at AL 30 ala Laro r eut'
1 1aa1c Vmlk.me ais quiet and unchanged. Bacon
ooIT limiied 1obbing demaud; shoulders, PIG
sXc: clear rib sless s nds as H. ca Ye
tpn ~ GOOD lIgnt, S7.25@SS 40: recctols Lose
he mead shfumen,s, 3SS bead. Whiskey, $l.lo.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Dir. Robert B. Newcomb, well-known
merchant OF BollingDrook street, ts reported
seriously III from singular cause. While
out huntins few days ago piece OF u per-
cussron-cap was blown by the explosion into
the fish OF hls left fore-fnger. Very little
attention was given TO the wound at the time,
but IN two or three days the finger began to
swell and become very painful. On Sunday
night his whole system became affected, and
ne was made very i'll in consequence. To-
Gay he is little better, but his condition is
regarded a. critical by his physicians. 1t Is
supposed his illness was caused by The poison
OF The metal
Branch Camp, negro: who was sent to
jan 10 await trial for nameless outrage
committed upon the person Of bis own
dausn'er, While enjoying the privilege OF
Tue JnI-yard Saturday afternoon scaled the
walls and escUpsd by leaping distance OF
twenty-five Or thirty feet to the ground. He
was captured at late hour Of the night,
Muth Injured by his leap.
The conference committee, composed OF
delegates from the Second Ward clubs, will
meet at The court house tonight TO make ar
engagements for grand mass meeting OF the
conservative party 10 ratify the nominations
MADE by the Convention Of August 10th. 1t
Is beheyed that Thursday night will be fixed
d. Tie time for holding The meeting. On that
occasion the candidates will make theE first
appearance before The people.
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DEpARTiURE OF sTE d, = q.

NEw, YoRI- September 13.-AIriyed; CORNWALL.
Arrived out: City of kichmoDd.
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The question Of politics engages at present
good deal of talk, If not Of thought, on
Tue streets, and the pot appears to be furi.
ousiy boiling. The papers have published
Inc list Of some two hundred Conservatives
u lhe city who unite in call upon Mr..
Il. Il. Boiling 10 become an independent
candidate for the Senate in opposition
W Tie regular candidate Of the Con.
Senlien, Captain w. Z. Hintsn. There
ale REPORTS 10 the effect that Nr.
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CHICAGO.
pa,s,ADELpHIA LiYE-sTofK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Sepfeyrhef Io.-feSa sa.ps -.
~ air az I1fnIld this week and PRICE were hSsaIys
snnsviyaoia aud Western stters; 647cs tof laf "
sooo feausS yapta and western !, sssr Esssp
TT.1, 4 in ysfr emand; 1000 head teio M otg0s:
q 100 rs, gross as eond!uon eossS Mrss n
8O. oS9 hrsd arrived aud sold ~ ssSs9SR =
100 III. Eek S B, &. 6 81 i e e.
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FRANCE.

THE PUBLIC POWERS BILL DEBATED IN THE
AssEAdBLY-M DEFINITION OF A
REPUBLICAN CONSTITUTION.
PARIS, July 7, 1875
In the Assembly to-day the PUBIC Powers bill
was debated.
M. Maroon, q radical, moved an amendment In
favor OF making future Assemblies permanent
AN IMPORTANT DECLARATION ON BEHALF OF THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IDEAS OF A REPUBLIC.
Minister Buffet thereupon made an important
speech.
He defended the republican constitution OF
February 25 The proposed amendment was In
every way o violation OF that Instrument. No
comparison was possible between the French and
the American or English executives.
ae concluded as follows :-''prudence requires
as to seek guarantee against coups d'etat
We shall nnd such, not In clause
OF q constitution but in the establishment OF q
government in harmony with the traditions char
acter and wants OF tne country. permanent
Assembly would pc a constant focus OF agitation,
causing public opinion to turn to the side of
tive power. Permanency would be the most de-
testable gift possible to bestow upon the Assem-
bly,. II Assemblies remain faithful to puplic opn-
ion the executive power will spect them"
This speech obtained for the Ministry the sup
port Of the Lett. and A. Marcou's amendment was
rejected.
AN AMENDMENT WITHDRAWN.
An amendment proposed by the Committee or
Thirty, empowering THIRD instead of hall OF the
Deputies to demand special convocation OF the
Chambers, was Withdrawn.
M. Kerdrel announced that the moderate Right
would support an amendment providing thar II
the PresI dency should become vacant while the
Chambers are dissolve the Senate shall meet
and general elections be mediately held. The
amendment was adopted.
TO A THIRD READING.
The Assembly then decided 10 pass the bill TO
third reading, by vote Of 546 yeas to 81 nays.
WHAT Is INFERRED.
The result is believed to be indication that
che majority are determined not TO delay the hour
OF dissolution.
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THE GOLD REGION.

LACK OF SUBSISTENCE AMONG THE MINERS IN
THE BLACK H1LLs-sUPPosED MASSACRE by
THE NDIANs-MEAGRR DISCOVERIES OF
GOLD.
BLACK HILLS EXPEDITION, June 29l
Via FORT LARAMIE, July 1, 1875.
Many OF the miners in the valley OF French
Greek have for weeks had no subsistence ex-
cept game. Two parties were sent into Spotted
Tail Agency and Fort Laramie for supplies,
and one OF them, 1t is supposed has been massa-
cred by the Indians. The smaller party, Consist
ing OF two men, arrived at the second miners
camp, west of Camp Harvey, on Saturday, with
tram OF six wagons, loaded with provisions SUM-
Gent TO last for three months. A body OF thrty-
four fresh miners accompanied the men, aud will
locate on this creek. They report
SEVERAL HUNDRED MEN
on their way hltner Decisive orders are ex-
pected by the next mail regarding the presence
OF civilians In the Black Hs.
There is no enthusiasm mere about the meagre
discoveries OF gold, and cue pervading ieeling is
disappointnent WITH the mineral resources OF the
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ENGLAND.

THY QUESTION OF HOUSEHOLD SUFFRAGE DE-
Dated IN PARLIAMENT-THE MAJORITY AD-
VERSE 10 THE DEMOCRATIC CLAIMS.
LoNroN, July I, 1875
In the House OF Commons this evening Mr.
John Bright pre- sented petition, signed by sixty
thousand members oil the Agricultural Laborers'
Union and others, asking for the extension OF
household su rraRe to counties and boroughs and
for a redistribution oil Parliamentary seats.
THE HOUSEHOLD FRANCHISE BILL DEBATE THE
MOTION FOR A SECOND READING LOST.
Mr.. Trevelyan moved the second reading OF the
Household Franchise or Counties Dill.
Right hon. w. E. Forster supported the bill
The principle involved had already been decided
upon It's merits by all parties. The proposed
measure was one OF such pure justice that its
eventual passage was inevitable. lie quoted
former utterances OF MIR. DIsraen favorable to 1t.
Mr.. Henry Fawcett said the agricultural laborers
had been neglected In regard TO education and
other things because they had n OF been enlran-
chised. The House would ultimately be obliged
TO concede the demands Of an indignant people.
The speakers on The otner side pointed to the
large majority against the bill in the last session.
and urged that tne measure was inopportune.
The house divided and the motion for the second
reading of the bill was lost by n vote OF 166 yeas
TO 26S NAYS.
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YELLOW FEVER.

A GENERAL SPREAD OF THE DISEASE ALONG
THE ATLANTIC COAST ANTICIPATED.
WASHINGTON, July I, 1875.
Prominent medical and other officers OF the
navy who have at various times been in localities
afflicted with the yellow fever and paid some at
tentI0n TO its cause and treatment, express the
opinion That 1t would be wise as a timely precau-
tton lor all the southern cities on the Atlantic
coast TO make and enforce stringent sanitary
rules, as the early appearance OF the fever at Key
West Fla, Is an indication that IL may extend
along the coast this summer.
l.SPoRT OF THE HEALTH OFFICER AT KEY WEST.
KEY WEST, Fla, July Z, 1876.
No deaths from any new cases or yellow lever
have oeen reported since last despatch.
j. v HARRIS. Health Onicer.
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MEDICAL SCIENCE.
american Physiological Enlightenment to the
Profession in England.
Professor Fordyce Barker on
Puerperal Fever.

EsPEoIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE ]
LONDON, July 7, 1875.
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
members of the British Medical Society was
held this evening to listen to the remarks Of
Professor Fordyce Barker on his presentation
Of the views obtaining in America on the
subject of puerperal fever.
A LUCID IMPRESSION AND PROFOUND n1PaEs-
The address Of DR.. Barker was character
lied by conciseness and force, and his state
ment of the conclusions which have been
accepted in New York produced a profound
impression.
PROFESSIONAL DISCUSSION
Many of the most eminent physicians here
participated in the discussion.
AN IMPORTANT ERA IN THE PROGRESS OF
KNOWLEDGE.
The meeting is regarded as one of the most
important and interesting that has been held
or long time.
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PIGEON SHOOTING IN ENGLAND.

AN INTERESTING MATCH WON BY AN AMERI-
CAN-THE TRIAL OF SKILL AT HENDoN.
LONDON, July 7, 1875.
pigeon shooting match between A. II. Bogar-
dus, OF the United States, and George Rimmel
the champion OF England, took place to-day at
Hendon aud was won easily by the former.
THE TERMS OF THE CONTEST.
The PROVISIONS OF the match we're that each man
should shoot AZ nfty birds, thirty yards rlse from
i've traps Ave yards apart
THE RESULT.
Bogardus killed thlrtY-six birds to his oppo-
nenps thirty.
large crowd had assembled to witness the con.
test and much enthusiasm was evinced
ALL ENGLAND CHALLENGED.
Bogardus challenges All England TO shoot
AGAINST MIN.
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THE COUPON STAMP FOR CIGARS.

WASHINGTON, July I, 1875.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue has
written letter to the Secretary OF the National
Tobacco Association OF the United states IN this
city with reference to the petitions and protests
from the cigar manufacturers Of New York and
Brooklyn and others against the adoption
by the Internal Revenue Bureau OF
patented coupon stamp, In which he states
that the law cOnfers no authority upon the COM
missioner or the Secretary OF the Treasury TO
adopt mode and system or stamping radically
Congress. In view OF this TACT he does not see
the necessity as has been proposed, OF peg
sona presentation of the views OF the trade TO this
once through gentlemen selected to visit Wash
ington for that purpose.
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A-THE "H0USEKEEPEk" OF OUR HEALTH.
the liver Is The great de purstins or blood cleansing
organ OF the system. the great house OF
health wOrS aud the foul corruptOns which gender
ia the blood AMI roG out il were the chinery or
lite are graauAlY expee1 from the system For thus
purpose Dr. ffERCE's GOLDEN MEDICAL DIsooyERY with
small daily Of DR.. PIERcRs PLEASANT PURGArIvE
PELLETS are pre-emlnently the needed. They
every kind OF humDr from the worst crotua to the
mple, botc1 or eruption. eating ulcers
kindly heal under their mignty curative influence Viz
blood posOns that TURK in the system them
robbed OF their errors by their persevering
somewhat protracted most tainted system may
be completely renovated aud built up anew. Enlarged
glands. tumors and sweings dwlnie away and dlsaP-
pear influence OF their great resolventS Sold
by all dealers IN medicines.
Claude a child about wears old was greatly al
hlcted with legs and feet that he could
not his shoes and stoc6lnysi had great deal OF
trouble him. Had tried many remod les inefectu-
ally At last we tried the Golden Medical Discovery.
and ABOUT three weeks he entirely cured, has
sores were a healed and health much improved
Respectfully yours, }. W BOYER
VkRMILLION, Edgar county, ILL., Jan. 49, 1873
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THE DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS.

THE COMMISSIONERS DIscoURAdING D1sBEcKER's
BUMPERS.
The Boaru OF DOCK Comml .sloners held q regH-
lar meeting yesterday at tneIr new once IN Duane
street, Commissioner Wales in tue chair. rho
application OF the Police Boari TO have erected
garbage dumps az the foot OF Market and Forty
sixth streets, East River, and POrty-seventn
street, North River, was refused. az well as 20
raise the one at FortS-sevenln street. NOrtR
RIveri also two additional dumps above Stxtieth
stree were denied. ne Board ordered dump
20 De built at the oOt OF III tn street East RIVER
at cost OF about 5000. aud anoLner az Thirty
seventh street.. North River, az a cost OF $3.50 IT
resolved TO advertise BIDS Tor 900 tons or
coal There was no action taken regarding the
appointment OF a Cnlet Engineer.
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HERZEGOVINA.

AN RESURRECTION AGAINST THE TURKISH
AUTHoRTTY-A DANGEROUS AGITATION ON
THE FRONTIER.
LONDON, July 8-5 80 A. NJ
A despatch TO the Standard reports that an
instruction has broken out against the Turks in
Herzegovina.
The women, children and old men have been
sent to Dalmatia for sdley.
The Turkish troops are marching against the In
Iurgents.
AUSTRIA WArCHFUL.
Austria has sent two battalioDs OF Infantry 70
'Nexovlch, on the frontier oil Herzegovina.
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THE GULF OF CALIFORNIA.

COMPLETION AND RESULTS OF THE RECENT
SURVEY.
WASHINGTON, July 7, 1875.
The United States steamer Narragansett, which
arrived at San Francisco on the Attn inst has been
engaged during the past two years In surveying
the Gulf OF California, and the naval authorities
are much pleased with the valuable service rem
dered. Complete charts OF the gull have been
made for the first time, anu numerous safe mar.
bors on the coasts, heretofore unknown, have
bean discovered
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MEXICO.

RAILWAY AND TELEGRAPH PRoGREss-MARKET
FOR STAPLES.
CITY OF MEXICO, june 80
Via HAVANA, July 7, 1876.
The Sonora Railway bill has become law.
The telegraph line between Tamptco and San
Luis Potosi has been completed.
GOOD FOR THE AGRICULTURIsTs.
Gomez and tobacco are dear at Cordoba.
THE REVOLUTIONARY OUTBREAK AT IA PAz
SUPPRESSED.
SAN FRANCISCO, July Z, 1876.
A despatch from San Diego says the Mexican
authorities sent troops from Mazatlan 10 La Paz
aud de Gated the revoluJionists. who scattered in
the mountains
Everything is quiet at Guaymas and Mazatlan.
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ANOTHER CATTLE RAID.

GALVESTON, Texas, July T. 1875.
A special despatch to the Netos rom Brownsville
says:-The Collector Of Customs has received In
formation that nineteen Mexicans crossed 400
head OF cattle into Mexico nine miles below Rio
Grande city. Castaln McHeely, with the state
troops did not reach the city In time TO capture
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THE WAR IN CUBA.

a SHARP FIGHT BETWEEN STANDARDS AND
INSURGENTS.
HAVANA, July 7, 1878.
The Spanish troops at San Antonio, near sanctl
spiritus, dispersed party OF Insurgents, killing
ten OF their number.
the Spanish 'Oss was ave killed and three
Wounded.
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THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL.

THE ITALIAN KINGDOM NOT TO PARTICIPATE IN
THE EXHIBITION.
ROME, July 7, 1876.
The Optntone announces that the Ministerial
Commission appointed to consider whether Italy
shall participate In the Philadelphia Centennial
Exhibition has decided In the negative. on ac-
count OF the considerable expense necessary.
The Washington government has been so
informed.
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A NEW RAILROAD.

LoSe BRANCH. July T. 1875.
the alraf route to Long Branch having been
completed trains for the nrst time began run
ming this morning. The morning express from
New York made the distance, forty.dve mil e., in
one hour ana thrt-ovs minutes SIX trains run
saad WAY daily.
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THE COTTON CONVENTION.
NEW OHLRANs, La. July /

The cotton Exchange OF This city has appointed
fou rteen DELEGATES with John Chanee as Chair-
man, 10 tue National Cotton Exchange ConVen-
ton 10 De held At White sulphur springs. Va.
JulV FL.
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ACTING THROUGH TaE pOREs mon

ACTING THROUGH THE PORES UPON THE
sources Of inhamm alton GIENS's SULPHUR prompt
ly reliev the burning itching and other
caused bY salt rneum, scad head impe go erysipeas
and other SKIN diseases AMI ultimately moves every
vestge OF them Depot. OkIlTENION'S. NO. Sixth
HILLs IEsTASrANEoUs HAIR DYE is safe well a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-08

A-RUPTURE AND PHYSICAL DEF0RMITTEs
successfully trested by Dr. s. MARSH principal Of
the firm OF Marsh Col, Mt his old Office, No
Vesey street Aston House No connection with any
other office TINS city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-08

\ ALASKA BEAVERS, So TO- WORTH 50; REG
uiar 81 Hat 81 90; pearl Cassmeres S. 81 worth "a:
| straw Hats speciality. Money saved is money made.
| Is NeM Church street, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-08

All YOU WISH TO ENJOY A LUXURY THAT
will make You feel like new man" go to 70 East
Fourth street and take RUSSIAN BATH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-08

-TRUSSES.-"SEELEYiS HARD RUBBER
TRUssEs, light COOL ceAny entirely from all sour.
rusty Stripping poDltice-ke unpieasantness: used
in bathns; tested, always reliable. establish
ments, l.SlI Chestnut street. Philadelphia and ISL
BroadW way New YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-08

AN APT SUGGESrlON-NE EVER BUY METAL
truses elastic under any
stances THE elastic TRUSS COMPANY, 6S3 Broad
way supply the genuine article, curing rupture.