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SPRAYS FROM LONG BRANCH.
MOVEMENTS OF THB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOE THE CUSTER MONUMENT.

MOVEMENTS OF THB Observation-Disclosures
FOE THE CUSTER MONUMENT.
Losa BRANCH, n. j., August IS, 1870
Since the arrival OF tho President Long Branch he
has been taking that Of which he so much In
need after tho heat OF Washington and the excitement
OF the Congressional session. Very little company
has been entertained at the summer White House,
almost all callers having been dismissed with mos
sage that neither the President nor Mrs Grant was re-
ceivng visitors The President has taken drive each
day. but Mrs Grant has been out but seldom. and tho
valuable horses have be Kept order by daily
else by The grooms and coachmen.
rHK PRESIDENTS DEPARTURE.
This morning tho President aud Mrs. tranS, accom-
panied by Dr. and Mrs Bakcr and young lady friend,
attend the Jersey day and the supper tonight Tho
party will return to Long Branch tomorrow, reaching
favori,e fast team to tho depot in light wagon nc
companed by ono OF bis cons Mrs Grant, Dr. and
Mrs. Baker and the young lady followed In the four-ln-
hand.
ruE CUSTER MONUMENT
The entertainment In aid OF tho Custer monument
fund Is to take place the West End Hotel on Thurs
tested AFFAIR and it viii doubt draw together
n very largo and fashionable audience. The pro-
gramne will DO q very attractive one, for
wanar s%'Fl NJ, so1ss Hosy Mr.
Doughcrty and Mr.. Charles r. Crosby, besides other
amateur efforts Of less pretenous character. Pres-
a mark Of his esteem tor tho brave soldier whose
sad fate dcplored by the nation. Among the
patrons OF the movement In aid OF the monument fund
are Mr. John Hocy. MIR. Drcxel. the hcssrs Stern
berger, Mr.. William Henderson, Mr. Myers, Mr.. Cur
It's, Mr. Thomas Murphy, Mr.. Hugh J. Hastings, Mr..
Charles Osborne. Mr.. ScgmaD, Mr.. Chanfrau, Mr..
George W. Chlds Senator Girnrd and other cotagers
while Mr. Meredith, OF Baltimore; MIR. Washington
Booth OF Baltimore; Mr.. Augustus Schell, Judge Nc
Kcon, Mr. Charles =. CROSBY and other guests OF tho
Yves: End will aid actively in making the affair sue
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TERRIBLE DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.

DEADLY ENCOUNTER BETWEEN A HUSBAND AND
WIFE, IN WHICH THE FORMER Is KILLED.
Thomas McGrath. n deck hand tho Jersey City
ferry since 1854, lived in Montgomery street, near
Brunswick. Whom he went homo on Thursday night
he found his wife intoxicated He asked her for ten
cents procure cup of coffee on his way TO tho ferry
Mt an early hour in tho morning She refused and .
dispute was tho result She seized kerosene lamp
and hurled it at him. A fierce encounter followed,
which is thus described by one of tho children
Father passed through room into the kitchen,
and quarrel broke out between him and mother. He
was undrcssod and she. He got a lighted lamp
and they went their bedroom quarrcllng all tho
time. Suddenly mother threw something which
knocked the lamp out of his hand else she grabbed
II and threw It Mt him. At any rate, the lamp was
broken to pieces and 1t was dark In tho house.
heard father curse, and heard him and mother clinch
and struggle in tho paror got out OF bed and ran IN
TO see but my sister made me come back, aud didn't
any moro, but heard awful scuing, and heard
screams and groans In tho parlor After who ]
crcpt tho door, and the front window shutters
open, and mother lay tho floor the window,
whilc father pounding her head with some
thing that looked like q broom
The struggle which followed deadly. and OF Il NO
witness tell. II was heard by the neighbours but
strange say, nobody intcrtercd. The residents In
the ncghborhood when they heard the noisc collected
around the place and saw man plunge through the
window and Tall heavily on the pavement whether
he threw himself forward thrown down WILL Ia
all probability never be known Ho taken TO st.
Frances Hospital where nc diod In less than half M
hour His skull had been fractured and his leg broken.
A carbne, which lay In tho room, was smashed The
wiie lay gasping on she floor In an unconscious
condition. The whole affair Is shrouded n
mystery. whether McGrath thrown out
Of tho window by his wife Ia the struggle nung HIM
self despair after having dealt her fatal blows
cannot be ascertaincd- The woman conveyed In .
derious condition to St. Francis Hospital, and was
unable give any collective Of the terrible
afr Her n 8 a her nPa ma
hopes OF her recovery. The unfortunate woman wag
addicted to intemperanco Sho was tho second wife q
McGrath, who had four children by his FIRST wife. The
terrible occurrence created great In tho
neghborhood. Captain McKaig OF the First precinct,
spent several hours yesterday afternoon invcsgatn1
the case. A. eleven O'Clock last night tho waS
reported O be diving
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FUNERAL OF SPEAKER KERR.

THE FUNERAL CEREMONIAJS YEsTERDAY-A CITY
IN MoURNING-UHIvERsAL DEMONSTRATIONS
OF REsPEcr--A LONG PROCESSION OF soc1r-
TIES AND MEMBERS OF THE STATE AND MA
TIoNAL GOVERNMENT.
NEW ALBANY, Ind, August 25. 1915
In tho forenoon to-day all the business houses In this
city c.oscd rs q token OF respect TO the dead
Speaker and nearly tho entire population wero tho
Streets either taking part in the ceremonies wit
Messing tho grand pageant which was formed by the
various societies IN the city Al the appointed hour
tho various organizations moved on TO Spring
street, taking their places in the limo
assigned them by tho Chief Marshal, General
Scribuer There were about twenty OF these
societies., including Masons, odd Fellows working
men, The German societies. the ST. Pa,rick's Bencvo-
lent Society soccte FRANCHISE and many others, with
the members of the Bar in this city and Louisville tho
officers OF tho CITY governments OF Louisville, Jefferson
willie and New Albany; tho Congressional escort from
Washington, State officers and other dignares from
abroad
The procession Of the largest ever Witnessed
in this section. and was only exceeded by tho funeral
procession OF Ex-Governor willard when large body
Of military from Kentucky and Indiana took
part in the obscqucs. Tho arrangements
admirable, and everything was satisfactory.
Many OF the houses along tho line Of the march
heavily drapcd, thus tcstiying the esteem N which
the honored dead held BY tho community at large.
During the movements OF tho procession the bells Of
tho city tocd and the streets both sides
crowded with people moving IN the direction of the
family mansion ~ the arrival OF the procession nj
the house IL was halted, when the funeral services
performed Rev. :. Coun Of the First Prcsby-
church, preaching the discourse from Proverbs,
xii, 1. The sermon touching one, and when re-
ferrng the lie and character o the deceased nd the
purity OF character which he ever maintained, there
we're audible sobs from many present.
The preacher paid most eloquent tribute to the
character OF the deceased as he mad learned from the
people who had associated with Mr.. Kerr during hts
,ntiro lifc in this city. Rev. Mr. Hutchinson, OF the
Third Presbyterian church, assisted Mr.. Conn In the
services Alter the close Of tho services the burial
case containing the remains was removed ana the line
of march taken and proceeded to tho solemn music
of halle dozen bands to the Northern Cemetery. AT
the grave the burial rites OF the Masonic fraternity
we're rcctcd by the officers OF Jefferson Lodge, No l04
Of which he "a member.
Tho grounds which Mr. Kerr Ia buried adjon those
where Governor Willard is entombcd, and Is OF
tho most conspicuous and beautiful spots IN tho
cemetery. Among the attendants upon the ceremony
were Governor Hendricks and several State officers and
a large number OF citizens OF Indiana. General Ekiu
and stan OF tho Department OF tho south, and ostin-
If
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES

"Sardannpalus" will DO exhibited at Booths this
afternoon.
The FIRST matinee Of ''rho Mighty Dollar takes place
at Wallack's to-day.
The last matinee Of "Dundreary" n tho Fifth Ave<
nue. Theatre, occurs to-day.
Kelly h Icons Mnstres have a clever burlesque %
''Sardanapaus" In active preparation In tho
nounccmcnts Of the spectacle read that 'evcryhnl
will be archeoloe cally correct and that Byron will be
represented by a tragcdian who pirouette nifty
times a minute"
Mr. Neuendorn has engaged for the Germania
Theatre the next Herr Won Ernest, from tho
Stadt Theatre Nurnbcrg; Herr Freeman and Herr
Urban, from the Carl Theatre Vienna; Herr Kadel-
burg. from tho Wallncr THEATRE Berlin; Niles Elise
Bchrc, Lcipsic; Lta Haasc Hamburg; Rosa valesta,
Dusseldorf, and Cottrely, Now York. The season
opens September 16.
DR.. Gustavo satter, the eminent pianist, has been
prominent feature at tho Gmoro's Garden concerts
this week. He has introduced many Of his own inter.
estng works, notably fantasias on operas and the
graceful sparkling waltz known the "Belies Of Nov
York" DIR. Satter is one OF those piansts who com.
bne deIicacy with power sentiment with v'rils
strength and his compositions faithfully reflect his
style of payipg,
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT
WAX hAfAATABNI,
OyPlCE OF ruK CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. August 26-1 A. N.

IrobdbiIifiea
During Saturday. In the South Atlantic States falling
followed by rsing barometer, warm southerly winds.
shifting cooler northcrly, and partly cloudy weather
will prevail with rain areas.
In the Gull States. rising barometer lower tempera-
ture, nortbcrly TO eastcry winds and partly cloudy
weather. with occasional rains along the and
the East Gulf States
In Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, higher barometer
lower temperature northwest to northeast and variable
winds and generally clear weather. except possibly rain
areas in Eastern Tennessee.
In the lake region, rising and high barometer north
wet southwest Winds cooler and generally clear
weather, succeeded in the upper lake region by falling
barometer and winds shifting to warmer southcrly.
In tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val.
leys high followed by falling barometer, cool north
to west winds, shifting casteriy and so1shorly and
generally clear weather.
In the Middle and Eastern States, frequent rains
along tho during tho morning succeeded by winds
shifting to fresh and brisk northwest 10 northeast
rising barometer cooler. and clear clearing weather.
The rivers Will continue nearly stationary.
Cau,ionary signals continue along the Middle Allan.
tic coast
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SPAIN.

nuMoRED POLITICAL CONSPIRACY IN PAMpE-
LUNA
MADRID, August Is, 1870
There rumors that political conspiracy has been
discovered In Pampeluna
1t 10 stated that arrests have been made
GOVERNMENT PRECAUTIONS
The garrsons Of tho Upper Navarro have been rein.
forced
THE UNITED STATES MINISTER LEAVE ABSENCE.
Hon. Caleb Cushing, Minister Of tho United States,
will soon sail on leave Of absence.
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LIVERPOOL MARKETS.


LIVERPOOL, August 25-l2:30 P. N.
Cotton-Tho market is dull and eas,er midding up
lands, Cd do Orleans, sd; sales. 1000 bales, In.
GLIDING for speculation and export receipts 700
bales OF which 100 were American. The sales OF the
boon 80 900 bales OF which 8 taken
Tor export and 600 speculation. Tho total stock in
port s S09 900 bales, including 442 600 American The
total imports during the week 35 900 bales, Of
which H. 600 American Actual export 900 bales.
The amount of cotton at sos 600 bales including
GRAIN
leading grnin circular says-''rhe position Of the
corn trade noted last week has continued. English
deliveries como slowly Many Of tho provincial mar
ke,s quote Improvement Of fully Is per quarter
new whoat Foreign also is in good request, with au
upward tendency, and mcrs are buying moro freely.
The temperature is cold for the This market
to-day thinly attended. Business wheat
moderate. but Tuesdays prices were fully maintained.
Flour is held for better rates. with fair oonsumptive
demand Corn has steady sale, but quotations
unchanged.
The circular of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers Asso-
cation issued today in its review of the week SAYS
"Cotton has been in comparatively moderate demand
throughout the week, with quiet market and quota
American there has been q limited request, and tho
prices for current grades have declined about Nd.
large demand for Sea Island has prevailed embracing
oil grades and prices have further advanced I'D to Id
Business In futures has been comparatively small
The prices Thursday were Nd 3-l6L, in Amer
leans, below those Of last Thursday.
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BLACK HILLS MINING.

HIGHLY ENCOURAGING REPORTS PROM THE
MINES.
CHEYENNE, Wy. T., August rs, ls76
The latest news by the Black Has Pioneer published
at Desdwood. is encouraging beyond measure. Eight
hundred ounces gold dust arrived this city to day
Yesterday solid piece OF quartz consigned to tho
Pacific coast for exhl bon IL bristIcs with free gold
all over The piece weighs about twenty 1--WE pounds
and Is estimated IN contain 500 in golc. This IRON
the Alpha mines.
The telegraph line, which has boon making rather
slow progress owing to the absence OF for the
working parties, Is now making Roadway All tho
poles arc set to Hot Creek MY miles beyond Laramie
apd the work AZ stringing the wire begun. Tho first
comm uncaton II was sent last night from Platte
River.
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STORY OF THE VESSELS CAREER.


Tho vessel lett New York on August TO- was heard
from in the English Channel August 20 and yester-
day morning was reported aground the Kaloo
Bank in two and half fathoms Of water and fire.
All hands on board were saved. The only passenger
was Arthur Van Thieen, aged twenty seven years,
bound Tor Antwerp AS already reported, tho vessel
and cargo q total loss.
CARGO
consisted in tho following shipments Of 5000 bushels
Of grain consigned Bergen 5000 bushels Antwerp
ORDERS 600 bushels 10 the east coast OF Ireland,
100 bushels order, 1000 bushels Cardiff 1000
bushels order 900 bushels to order 10 9S5 bushels
OF order $500 tierces OF lard So hogsheads
of tobacco, Is Aboxcs, 20 cases and IL boxes of
tobacco, 81 cases Of tobacco cuttings $50
bags Of cocoa IS bags OF cooc 2s5 barrels Of -four 40
boxes OF dry saltcd meats l6l hogshcads of tallow
cases Of cigars, 10 bales OF dry hidos II bales Of
leather, IL packages Of sundres barrels OF casngs
and 6,0C0 staves
INSURANCE..
The vessel valued ut 100000 sterling, about
5000 OO0 and tho cargo $780, 600 making Total of
about $500 900 partially insured, and placed the
European side. The owners OF the ship were Funch,
Edge Co., New York; Steinmann Ludwig,
Antwerp, and August Andre, Antwerp; each 1rm rep
rcsenting one-third Of the ownership
THE SHIP
The screw steamship c. +. Funch, named after tho
senior member OF the firm OF Funch. Edge Co., OF
New York. and formerly known on the other side as
the Alps (not the English steamer Alpsl built
by John Key, at Kingdom, Firth OF Forth, Scotland
IN January. 1871. she was constructed OF IRON and
wood, win five bulkhcads and six compartments
Her dimensions werc as foll0ws:-Length over all,
$50 feet breadth OF beam, o.. feet; depth OF bold,
IL fec she registered sol tons AMI propelled
by compound engine, the two cylinders having diam
ctcrs Of IS and GO inches with 33 inches stroke Of
p,stons The engines were built BY John Key. at his
machine works, Kircady, Scotland, and were OF $50
horse power The vessel was commanded by Captain
Knudsen, and carried, officers and men, about sixty
souls.
TIE LOCATION OF
The Kaloo, Calico, bank Ia located In two and
quarter athoms of water, few miles to the northwest
oil the island OF Walchcren.
That Inland Is the westerly OF the Islands OF tho
Netherlands in the province Of Zealand between the
east and west mouths Of the river Scheldt in latitude
81 deg. 80 min. longitude deg. 90 min east Tho
chief town Is Middlcburg Tho latest report received
by the agents here that the fire In tho
cho
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EXECUTION OF MUT1NEER AND MURDNRER OF
THE BARK CAswELL AT CORK.
LONDON, August %, 1915
Christos Baumbos, Greek sailor, who, with four
others, muned on board the bark Caswsll while on
voyage from Antiiogasta to Queenstown, and who was
tried a charge of numbering the captain, George E.
Best and othor officers Of that vessel and sentenced
to death, was hanged at Cork today.
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CUBA.

CAPTAIN GENERAL JoyEI.LAR ACCUSED or BEL
KNAPIsM.
HAVANA, August "a, 1876
tvia KEY WEST, August 2a)
pasquinadc, dated New York, August 5, but un-
doubleday printed here, has been prousey distributed
during the past few days. IL makes charges against
Captain General Jovcllar and other high functonaes
here. and accuses General Jovellar Of ncpo,sm IN
awarding contracts for army supplies
her functionarics are accused Of frauds upon tho
revenue and transportation OF taxes and also Of
allowing the candcs,ine Introduction OF St. Domingo
tobacco by steamers from Porto Rico Tho tone OF The
pasqunade clearly shows that its authors Span.
ards and probably enemies OF Captain General JoveIlar
1, 10 difficult TO say II there is any truth In II.
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

The Commodore notwithstanding tho heat, passed
very comfortable day, and partook Of bountful sup
ply Of light food. He conversed checrfully with the
members OF his family, all OF whom entertained the
strongest hopes Of his ultimate recovery. numbes
of visitors called and left their cards His physcianl
ut late hour said that though constant attendance
necessary, immediate possibilities OF . reap&
Wa rath herr
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BURNING OF THE C. F. FUNCH.

PARTICULARS OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF THE SHIP AND CARGO.
ANTWERP, August rs, 1876.
The White Cross limo steamer C. +. Funch. pro-
vousy reported fire at Kaloo Bank, together with
her cargo, Is total loss Tho aggregate Insurance
amounts TO $4OO 600 The wero all saved
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SOUNDING TIE ENGLISH CHANNEL ron THE IN
TEBNATIoNAL TUNNEL.
LONDON, August rs, 1874
ooundings for the channel tunnel TO connect Eng.
and and France will be finished BY the end Of August
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JUDGE JAMEs NJ. BUCHANAN.

Judge Buchanan was for many years prominent In
legal and political affairs in Baltimore Ho had hold
many important trusts both State and national, and
was Postmaster of Baltimore during the term OF Pres-
dent Polk. lie Minister to Denmark during tho
administration OF President Buchanan. He died Of
paralysis at BerEeiy Springs on hast Wednesday.
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IRELAND.

THE IRISH RIFLENEN EN- VOYAGE FOB PHnA-
DELPHIA.
LONDON. August Is, 1876
The Inman Limo steamship City OF Berlin. which
sailed from Queenstown to-day, had on board the
Irish Rifle Team. which Is TO compete In the interna
t0nal rife matches
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OBITUARY


Tho deceased was member of tho last Legislature
of the State of New York, representing tho First dis
trct OF Ontario county He died at his residence a
Stanley, N Y. yesterday.
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THE STORM IN ILLINOIS.

QUINCY, August 2s, 1870
Tho severe Of yesterday did considerable dam
aso south and west Of hero.
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Tho following record will show tho changes In the
temperature for the past twcnty-four hours, in
parison with tho corresponding date OF last year.
dicated by the thermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

DR.. Reulcaux, II. Bartcls and y. Langen, Ccntonnia
Commissioners for Germany, are at ths Hoffman House
J. H. Dcvereux, receiver OF the Atlantic and Grea
Western Railway Company, is at the ST. Nicholas Ho,
tel General Albert @. Lawrence. Of Rhode Island,
at tho Gilsey House. Dr.. W. T. A. Jonckbloet Con
tcnnia Commissioner for the Netherlands, and Rev
Dr. Thomas H. Skinner OF Cincinnati, at tho Fsh
Avenue Hotel General Hannibal Day, United States
Army, is at the Everett House. Captain A. Fcrnan.
dcz and Commander j. Montojo, Of tho Spanish Navy,
are at the Hotel Brunswick. Professor NJ. b. Riddle
of Hartford 10 at the Grand Hotel Surgeon Aiexanu
der b. Hssson United States Army. Is At she Unios
Square Hotc.
THINK OF IT LADIEsl you CAN PERMA-
ncn,y bcautfy your comple with GLKNNs suLrnuD
"iILL's HAIR AND WHISPER Drxr black or brown sou>
A-BENNETT BUILDING.
FIkEPROOF.
LqCnIER M SS6 We'll fH sarEp 6Frcs
70 LIT OK ykEy EExssoSIsLE TERMS.
APPLY ON THE PREMISES
TOOTH FOR TOOTH, THAT Is TO SAY, AN
artificial tooth real good exchange There
fore keep natural teeth nnmpared and IN order d
. wbossomo po.."ics preparation unv.ed :" an .a.7
purcscens and Antagonist OF decomposition and decay.
A-PARKER's HAIR BALsAM Is ENTIRELY
from tho mpurc ingredients that rcndss
many other Preparations Injurious restores the pes.
siLh
Truss. sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, ~
Broadway. cures rupture.
INSTEAD OFIMPURE CROTON USE APOLLINAR1S
KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE
as very .n ss FL the sc
ST. Broadway, and 92i Arch ST.. Philadelphia
RUrTURE PERMANENTLY CURED BY DIR.
MARsHs treatment No vescy St, Aston House. oppos
site ST. Paups church.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
JOHN MATHEWS. LIST .v.. and aosh st.. city
sHALER FLASH TORCH G. IL BABCOCK
AGO. ils Liberty 81. New York
WIGS rOuPEES-G. RAUCIFUss PRACTICAL.
Wig Maker, CURfs SWITCHES BAxDEAUx. lNvIsrsLks. Ac
~ East 18th St. near broadway.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
(tANCRRs-A NEW TREATISE EXPLAINING THETA
~ successful treatment. sent free DrA BROWN SIons
DARD, No. = West 18th st.
~ diabetes dropsy. catarh. calculus gravel CONT rheT
matism dyspepsia those Of hca-t blood liver kidney
BLADDER prostate gland premature debility Ac Ireausp
uransaiion Healer Physician made Of God, superscdlng
Bethesda no copyrighted. registered and made
celebrated. Mineral spring Water and Dr. HEATH Re-
ccpton rooms and only depot 40 broadway, new fosk.
Price DC. gallon per barrel
JTAYEs AND WHEELER
Ill CAMPAIGN sON0 BOOK,
= nne collection Of widc awake. stirring that Will
opposition bring down the house. All glse clubs ana
poltica organizations should have supply Price 1Oo
WIN. A. POND CO, 5$7 BroadTys branch store. -
"OBsERvArIoNs on NASAL cATARRH AND
" Catarrhal Deafness" BY A. NJ. wiiliamsoa, r. D..
unversy Of Nov York; prss 10 csnsA Address - 3aa1
1Osh ~
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he engineers s,por. that the results ~ very salts
TIE WEATHER.
LONDON, August Is, 1870
Tho weather to-day Is fair
TIE WEATUHR
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, August 25-123oP n
ConsoIs DC SIG for both money and the account;
United States five twenty bonds, fves 1o7s;
forties, coupon, lo7; Erie Railway shares loH; do
preferred, II; New York Central, 90
1:3oP. M-Eris Railway shares, I0H.
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FEDERAL BAYONETS FOR SOUTH
CAROLINA.
AUGUSTA, Ga, August 70

AUGUSTA, Ga, August 70. IS7d
Two companies o. United States troops from Atlantis
passed through this city to-day their way TO Edge
field, 8. c., where they will remain until tho election
takes place.
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AverNs temperature yestcrdav.. 7Sh
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year....-s ...... "