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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Throughout yesterday the condition OF the veteran
Commodore was encouraging No diminut,on Of
strength sinoe Friday manifested, although his
appetite had not improved. Tho usual refreshments
given under tho direction OF tho physicians and
consisted Of eggs steak and melon In the opinion
OF tho doctors the disease that has afflicted him Is
der control, and they have now to aid nature TO
store his system. Tho Commodore was bright and
cheerful throughout tho day and evening, convcrsng
freely with the few friends out Of the many who called
upon him that were admitted 10 his room. Among the
visitors tho Rev. r. s. Moran, u. n, Of Bat-
more, Md, and Rev. Dr. Deems, with
whom tho Commodore convcrscd religious topics,
condcnsing his ideas the objective points Of tho
creeds founded the B,oc, and evincing tho depth
and purity Of The teachings Of bis mother II isa
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ENGLAND.

CHANGES MADE NECESSARY pY THE ELEVATION
OF MR.. DIsRAELI-THE NEW LEADER OF THE
CoMMoNs-rAE SLAVE QUEsrIoN-rHK GREAT
SWIM POSTPONED.
a.. LONDON August IL, 1876
Although Mr. Disrael Is 10 DO elevated the pcc-age
be will remain Prime Minister Sir stafford North cote
will become the leader of the housc of Commons IL
Is the general impression that tho conservatives are
weakcncd by tho change. but Mr. DisracI is physi.
saly unable sustain the labor of the leadership OF
The use II Is rumorcd that other Cabinet changes
Will 10 made after tho overwhelmingly, Right
Hon. sir Charles d. Addcrley, Baronct. President of
the Board Of Trade and Lord Jonn Manners Post
master General, to be offered pecrsess Mr.. win.
lam II. smith, liberal conservative, member for West
Minister aud OF the joint secretaries Of tho Treas
sry rcpace Sir Charles Adderley and some subor
Innate member OF the government is to replace Lord
Manners
TIN PRFss OK THE cnANcra
Tho Daily Ners to-day says;-"For more than
session has been manifest that leading the House OF
Commons growing too burdcnsomc task for the
Prime Minister. who never spared himself when pubic
auty demanded hts ume and energies His accession
10 the pccrasc not much promotion develop
mcnt rather tho crown OF career The political
consequences OF the change may not at once unfold
themselves Mr. Disrae withdraws from the House
OF Commons close OF session In which he has
been the centre in strong personal discussion, but It
cannot be doubted that his rcmovafwas contemplated
ocorc these discussions could DO foresecn. Tho trans
Ter OF tho leadership OF the House OF Commons Is an
event far too important TO stand alone. Before long
further changes take place to bring the relation
ships OF the Ministers TO another into harmony
with tho new state OF things
rARL EEAcoSsrisrp's POSITION
In his new position the Earl OF Beaconshclf viii be
able still to the bond OF his party, and without
efforts beyond his strength to aid u with experience
acquired and sagacty learned In long and arduo,s
political liie Englishmen, irrespective OF party, will
Join in tho wish that his position the Primo
Minister may nnd that serene and dignined reposc
which is . behstng reward for his public services"
nEAvr ssHxExcE ron YnArp
Mr.. Richard Banner Oakley, manager and proprietor
OF the Cooperative Credit Bank, q scheme which he
started IN March or April, 1874. and which proved TO
be failure, was adjudieascd bankrupt In January
last and committed for trial ON a charge of fraud In
connection with that institution. lie was found guilty
to day and sentenced 10 Eve years. penal scrvitudc.
THE ADMIRALTY AND rRE SLAVE QUESTION
Tho Admiralty have issued new circular respecting
fugitive slaves II nsructs the officers OF the navy,
ftrsf-whcncver a fugitive Is taken under the rro-
lection oil the Gag demand shall be entertained for
hts surrender on the ground OF slavery.
Second-0nceu are left 10 their own discretion 70.
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INSURRECTION IN MEXICO.

REPORTED DEFEAT OF SIXTEEN THOUSAND yED-
ERAL TROOPS NEAR MAzATLAN.
SAN FRANCISCO, August IL, 1879
passenger by tho steamer Col,mn, which arrived
yesterday afternoon, reports that when the steamer
left Mszatlan on she evening Of August s. the city
filed with exciting rumors OF insurrection
in tho interior. A battle had been fought
between tho government troops and tho insurgents;
l6 900 had engaged the insurgents and werc de-
icatcd with heavy loss Tho rebels were reported
be falling back toward tho coast and II was feared
that part of the forces would attack Mazatlnn.
Tho city had been placed under martial law. Many
tho stores closed and all tho iorccs In the city
and vicinity, numbering 1.50o men, are under
arms to rcpci tho threatened attack OF the
insurgents. All Communications between Mazatlan
and the city OF Mexico hnd been cut OF by the
insurgents several days before tho Colima sailed.
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Garding the circumstances under which they ought
receive . fugitive slave.
TAird-whencver within territorial waters any ono
claims to be held slavery contrary 10 the treaties Of
Great Britain he should be protected until the nearest
British Consul investigates and decides tho question.
FINANCIAL
On the Stock Exchange during the past week there
have been rather wide fluctuations and almost
general advance in prices, although tho amount OF
business has been small Consols and India stocks
have been weak. English railways with one or
two exceptions, have advanced, but Canadian lines
have been unchanged In the foreign market Egyp.
tians have excited nuctuated heavily closing
"a q 81 higher. The other chances have been up
ward, but unimportant Americans have been dull
Discounts have been unchanged, ana tho unemployed
balances show no diminution. To-day's market was
dull, but steady.
THE PRICE SILVER
Silver to-day is scarce and very firm at 52kd. per
ounce.
COMMERCIAL
Business In Mincing Lane during the past week has
been dull Stocks have large and prices further
depressed. Many parcels OF coffee at auction have
been Withdrawn, and tho result of the Dutch eac Of
100 900 bags Is awaited with unusual
est Good 10 fine Coory plantation Ceylon has varied
only slightly; all others have been dull and lower
and business In floating cargoes has been large Rice
has been unchanged The arrivals Of new tea were
exceedingly large during the week ana a moderate
business was transacted Prices for good TO fine
unchanged. Low grades sold in favor Of buyers.
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A.-IIVER COMPLAINT.
paG The Peoples
The liver is the gea, depurang purifying, organ
q" as nys Ssn IN nn
room making post nominations Of tho
bodies Of those who have died Of different diseases that
having at time been diseased Liver affections arc
ivers cattle sheep swine times frequently
diseased other organ healthy liver each day se
comes torpid conscsted II from bc disabled
ments bile remain in the blood thus Irritating
poisoning and pcrverng every vital Nature at
menus Of other organs the sinsys lungs skin &C..
SoT. and are unable to wi.hstand the pressure
The bran which Is the great electrical centre Of al vital
normally perform it's functions Hence there dulnes
s' ss blood
diseased tho skin manifests dscoored spots. pimples
stomach and bowels eooner or later become arscei AMI
constipation piles. dropsy dyspepsia darrhras the in
sYMPToxs OF LIVER COMPLAINT,
with frequent headache; dizziness bitter pad taste IN
tion Of the heart; dry teasing cough throat
an% "s CHOKING SENSATION the ihrsas; sickness
and, ,yomilins. distress. hcayness and a. bo"tcd
rrsvalng palms in the sides, back breast, and
So~s. "' eonspon with darrh@sS plies
fauence GOODNESS Of the extremitics rush
H OF he ins sp s and
ns wh as p sdfs sSss .
these symptoms will be likely to DO present in al
Treatmcnt.--Take DR.. PiKRcE's GOLDEN MEDICAL DIS
with small doses Of his PLEASANT nv n,
COMPLAINT and the various affections caused diseased
cal discovery does not simply passs disease
produces lasting effect, BY its use the Liver and
regulated the blood purified and enriched and the entire
system renovated and res ored :" health ~ p,vp,v
rs 9Gsssy %ot iSs Sa.o
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER .REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or Tuy CmEv SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. August 13-l A. N.
Probnbilifirx


WASHINGTON. August 49, A. NJ
Probabilities
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley stationary to falling barometer
winds mostly from southeast to southwest, nearly
stationary temperature, partly cloudy or cloudy
weather and rain areas
For the lake region, rising followed by falling barom-
cter, slight changes in Temperature, winds mostly
from southeast to northeast and clear weather
possibly succeeded by rain along lakes Superior
and VI .chgan.
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
Icys falling barometer. warm south to WINDS in
crcssing coudness and possibly rain areas except In
northern portions and over Lake Superior, rising
barometer and cooler noriherly winds.
For the Middle and Eastern States, nearly stationary
or slowly falling barometer slight changes in temper
ssurc castcrly to southcrly winds and partly cloudy
weather. with areas In the former and possibly
tending to the latter.
The ohio River will probable risc at all stations and
the Mississippi at Cairo
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formed here to protect tho Supply Camp which is
being formed here under command OF Captain Sanger,
OF the seventeeth infantry The captain will have his
own and Captain McArthur's company and number
OF the dismounied cavalry, the whole numbering some
200 men, Supplies enough will remain at this point
TO outfit the command to return from present
petition.
We will certainly leave hcre Monday, thc 7th
Inst Several changes in the composition OF the CON-
mand are in ccntemp ation but General Terry informs
mo the whole command will move together.
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SPAIN.

FATAL EFFECTs OF THE HEAr-YoprY FIELD
LABOREHs sUNsTRUCK.
LONDON August IL, 1876.
despatch 10 the Times from Madrid says:-"The
heat Is fearful It exceeds any recollection 1900
Tho city is deserted and tho streets silent Forty
field aborers died from the effects Of the heat near
Seville Tho vines in Andalusia are scorching and
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Josiah q. Abbott, OF Boston, and Err
nest Charrington and f. j. Hodekpson, of the British
Centennial Commission, arc at tho Fifth Avenue Hoscl.
Judge Lafayette $. Foster of Connecticut, at the
Grand Hotel William Warren. the comedian. Is ut
tho Windsor Hotel. Postmaster j. W. Knowl,on, Of
Bridgeport, is at tho Hoffman House. Judge W. r.
Harris, OF Mississippi is Mt the New York Hotel.
Baron A. dc senarceus, of Switzerland, is at the Gil
scY House
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A DUEL IN VERMONT.

ST. ALBAys August IL 1870
Leon vaudncy and Arthur Revert, of Montreal,
fought n duel at Rchford VT, yesterday, two shots
being fred by each principal, and the latter was
wounded In tho leg though not seriously. party Of
SIX participants under arrest at Rchford. The
cause OF the duel Is not known.
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PRINCE MILAN ARRIVES AT B1LoRADE-rHE
COMING INSPECTION OF THE ARMY ON THE
BOSNIAN YRoNT1ER-voLUNrxxR OFFICERS
BELGRADE, August IL, 1875
Prince Milan has arrived hero from Delegrad
THE TURKS DEFEATED
The Turkish forcos attempted, Tuesday last, to
freak through tho Servian lines at Javor but were
completely repuIsed. Nearly all of them were killed
General Rance Ompios MAINTAINS his offensive posi-
lions the Drna Banja, which has been strongly
fortified. Is hold by Tchernaycn's army, while Colonel
Becker's army occupies the mountains on the Tmok
and Morava lnc3.
PRINCE MILAN TO INSPECT THE ARMY.
IL Is expected that Prince Milan will proceed in few
days to inspect tho army tho Bosnian frontier
Thirty thousand Bulgarans, principally old mon and
women, It Is stated, have taken refuge In Servia.
TURKISH ourRAGEs.
Tho atrocities committed by the Turks in Bulgaria
and Scrva are reported being beyond description
VOLUNTEER Army OFFICERS AND SURGEONS.
Surgeons and officers arriving at Belgrade from
Ill countries Ono legion Of volunteers, bearing the
Of Princess Natalie, has gone to tho Of
var.
GENERAL zAcH's wouxp.
General Zachs wound will neccssitatc amputation.
RATTLE IMMINENT NEAR BAxJA.
II is believed a battle is imminent in the neghbor
hood of RAMA
GENERAL LEsCHJANrN's POSITION
General Leschjann, with the bulk of his forces, has
taken up his position near Brestowatz
THE sKRv1ANs TO MAKE A STAND IN THE
MORAvA VALLEY
vEyyA, August IL, 1876
special despatch to the Political Correspondence
FROM Belgrade says:-"The commander chief of the
scrvan army has decided to abandon the Morava
Valley without a decisive battle"
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MURDER IN THE BLACK HILLS.

CHEYENNE W. T., August r. 1875
James B. Hickok. alias Wild ELL, known in Kansas
and the Territories as scout OF some prominence In
former years, killed In a saloon at Deadwood
the I'd inst. by Bill Sutherland who in justHca-
ton the act alleges that Hckok killed Sutherands
brother at Fert Hayes, Kansas, some years ago
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REDEMPTION OF GREENBACKs.

SAN FRANCISCO, August IL, 1874
The United States Sub-Treasury to-day Is rcdccming
$50 600 IN prcenbacks with silver crowd persons
hired by the brokers waited all night in front Of the
building to secure tho coin.
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GREECE.

AN EARTHQUAKE DAMAGES SEVERAL HOUSES IN
PATRAS.
ATHENS, August IL, 1870
A severe shock Of earthquake experienced at
Patras to-day by which several houses much in
jurcd-
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UTE INDIANS JOINING CROOK.


We had war dance here last night at which largo
numbers of Laramie and Carbon people attended The
extra arms have not yet arrived Ratons issued
to the Utcs yesterday for the first time Couricrs.
with government and military mall arrived last even
Ing from Fort Fetternan, and bring no dscouraging
report.
The Utcs have left to join General Terry's command
this morning in good shape.
INDIANS FIRING THE PRAIRIEs IN NEBRASKA.
CHEYENNE, W. T., August II. 1876.
Fifteen horses which had been stolen by Indians
from Boyds rancho, Blue Creek, twenty five miles
north OF Ogalna, Neb., wcrc brought hero, arriving
to-day. The party bringing them reported having
crossed fresh Indian trail between that point and
Eagles Nest, and that the prairie fro toward
Chimney Rock. II is supposed the Indians ignted the
Are.
TROOPS FROM THE PACIFIC SLOPE MOVING TO-
WARD THE FRONT.
SAX FRANCISCO, August IL, 1875
Four companies tho Fourteenth artillery left this
morning for Cheyenne to guard the railway line and
supply the place Of the troops sent to General Crook
company Of tho First cavalry stationed at San
Diego hold itself in readiness leave for
tho overland Tho San Diego Union of
to-day says-rhis is necessary to protect the
withdrawal VIII cause tho settlers TO abandon their
homes. Real danger confronts numerous body of
American citizens tho frontier OF this county, and
the removal of the troops will be serious calamity.
CUsTER's FALLEN BRAVES NOT TORTURED BY
THE sIoux-THEY DIED FIGHTINa-LETTER
FROM GENERAL TERRY.
From the Helena (Montana) Herald
CAMP ON YELLowsroNs,(
July &c, 1876. I
EDITOR HERALD HELENA
Please publish the fact that there not the slightest
evidence that any belonging to General Clusters
command captured alive and tortured by
tho Sioux On tho contrary, everything leads to tho
belief that every officer and killed while gal
lany lighting. deem II proper to mako this state
to contradict the narrowing accounts gwen in
OF the papers in regard to tortured prisoners.
ALFRED II. TERRY, 3rigadicr General
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FRANCE.

HOW THE UNANIMOUS PASSAGE OF THE NUM-
c1PAL BILL WAS DROUGHT ABour-A NEW
LIFE SENATOR ELEcTnD.
VERSAILLES, August IL, 1874
The unexpected passage OF the Municipal bill through
both Chambers of The Assembly gives general satsiac
on removing what threatened be the occasion O!
serious conflict between the powers OF the State After
its passage by tho Senate the hill returned tohe
Chamber Of Deputies and W. Jules Ferry read report
proposing its adoption amended, spying that as
act of concord and Cancellation such course would do
the Chamber. All the clauses then passed
without discussion.
A NEW SENATOR ELEcrKp.
N. Dufaurc elected to-day TO n life Scnatorshp
vico H. CasmIr- Pcricr deceased, by 16l votes Two
hundred and seventy Senators voted N. Chene-
long, Lcgtimst, obtained 100 votes.
A SENATOR sUccuNns HEAT.
The heat has been intense. Count 81. Waller, q
member OF the Senate, overcome yesterday and
had to be removed to Paris.
TIN CHAMBERS PRoRoGuEp
In the Assembly this evening a decree by President
MacMahon was read proroguing both chambers sine
die
FRENCH woRKMxN COMING TO THE cENTEN-
NAL.
PARIS, August IL, 1876
Tho delegation Of French workmen selected by the
government to visit the Centennial Exhibition en-
barkod for Philadelphia to-day
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MOVE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION GOlNG
to a drug store for GIENN'S SULPHUR soar.
HILLS HAIR DYE black or brown. soc.
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WHO WOULD NOV LIKE,
WHO WOULD NOT LIKE,
WHO WOULD Nut LIKE,
WHO WOULD NOT LIKE.

TO DRAW slooo1,. $1,000, sasooo. $4,000, AND
SO ON DOWN, FOR ONLY
TWELVE DOLLARS?
ON August 81; 1870 Y2y T MILL HAVE 4
CASH DIsrRIBuTioM CONTAIN. .MANAGED by
FSso SALE By Th2 EASTERN XakSrs. oAAA
G. w. BARROW CO..
10 BROADWAY
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The following record viii show the changes in the
temperature for the past twcntyfour hours compar
son With the corresponding date OF last year. ndi.
Gated By the thermometer al Hudnurs pharmacy,
urs.fp Huidinc.-
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A-BENNETT BUILDING.
FIKEPkOOF.
LOCATED on NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON SITS
TO LET on VERY REASONABLE TERMS
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES
APPLY on THE rEkMISES
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CROTON WHARF.-THE PUBLIC ARE eau.
toned against drinking this In its present impure
state and commended APoLLIxARs pure, natural
mineral water. imported by McCULLAGu CO.. -
Haa ST Nav
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CATARRH.-DR. LANES REMEDY PERMANENT.
y cures stubborn cases. trial FREQ DR.. REED 20
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DON'T SPOIL. YOUR MEALS BY DRINKING
Croton you get spbon OF CARL II. SCHULTZ'd
A-ss, "a only 15r
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CABLE NEW S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE TURCO-SERVIAN WAR.
Movements Of the Opposing Forcas
in the Field.
MIR. DISRAELpS ELEVATION.
President MacMahon Prorogues
the Chambers.
EARTHQUAKE IN GREECE
Marine Disaster on the
Brazilian Coast.
President MacMahon Prorogues
the Chambers.
EARTHQUAKE IN GREECE
Marine Disaster on the
Brazilian Coast.
MARINE DISASTER.

HY HAMBURG sr8AMER oERMANIA ASHORE
NEAR BAHIA-THE CARGO SAFE.
ESPECIAL DEsPArCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
BAHIA, August IL, 1876.
The Hamburg steamer Germania is ashore near
his place, and is likely to become wreck. The
largo Is being saved.
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CRIsTADOROS HAIR DYE ACCOMPLISHEs ITS
splcnddly safely inanty Wholesale and retail ~
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ATTENTION. THE BEAUTIFUL SILK ELASTIC
TRUSS sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY $50
Broadway, cures rupture.
ALL RUPTURED SUFFERERS WHO HAVE WORN
elastic" replacing them with tho VicroR"
Tauss No vesey Aston House. No understrsp Salts
Guaai4 lima
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FACT FOR THE TIMES.-THE DIFFERENCE
between the improved of the ordinary sewing
the Automatic Of the Wilcox Gibbs
Sewing Machine Company is simply marvellous and
the latter far ahead Of anything heretofore invented In
se wing machines On view nj the Centennial Machinery
Hall section T. collection go and at 65S broadway, "a
Broo 20 Il Jersey City.
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4 DENIAL OF THE REPORTED sERvIAN RETREAT.
BELGRADE August II, 1879
bulletin published hero denies that the Scrvian
Colonel Antitch has rereated, and declares that he
maintains his position
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CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE on
pain, and positively guaranteed, by Professor J. NJ
COMINs, NJ d. 345 lie xington Now York Book sent
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CoSsrAxrryorLE, August IL, 1s76 =
The Sultan's health is improving.
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THE WAR IN THE EAST.

aEAsON OF THE DILAToRY MOVEMENTS OF THE
TROOPS UNDER THE PRINCE OF MONTE
NEGRO.
RAaUsA, August u, 1870
The Prince Of Montenegro has delayed his march TO-
ward Sienza, tho point OF junction OF the Servians
for the purpose of operating against Djaaed'n and
preventing relief to Moukhtar Pacha
TURKISH TROOPS roDaoRIrzA.
Eight thousand Turks landed ut Antwara Thurs.
day, the 10th inst. They were going to Podgoritza
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LADIES' FURNISHING TRADE, SUPERIOR Elk.
ccilcnce; half million GRADUATED CnEsr AND LUNe
PROTECTORS sold last year. ISAAC A. SINGEk, SOLE
nulacfurcr HroatwaH
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ELkCTRIC BELTS-FUR PREMATURE DEBILITY
Call send tor circular 10 J. KARR. S32 broadway
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POLITICAL NET BANNERS FLAGS, PORTRAITS,
Transparenctcs, DC. old headquarters
UOJEK A GRAHAM. OF Duane It,
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Sixth Number CsEfrEMBER, ready to-day.

With splendid steel portrait OF James Gordon Bennett
proprietor of the New York Herald.
THIS sixth number finishes the first half yearly volume
and contains complete analytical index which Of Ines
tim able value.
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SUFFERED THREE YEARS FROM CHIT.I.S IN.
mediatcly cured By noLxASs AGUE AND Lrvhs Pad g. X
~ Nuxu Conn
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RUPTURE.-A PERMANENT CURE BY DIR.
MApsH's treatment silk elastic Stockings. abdominal
Belts shoulder Braces and surgical appliances Of every
description. No vesey ST.. Ast0r House, opposite St.