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The Osceola times., 1876-08-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenance is pale and leaden-
i colored, with occasional flushes, or
circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull the pupils
dilate; an azure semicircle runs along
the lower eye-lid f; the nose is irritated,
swells, and sometimes bleeds; a swell
ing Of the upper lip; occasional head
ache, with humming or throbbing of
the ears an unusual secretion of saliva;
Shiny or furred tongue; breath very
foul, particularly in the morning; ap-
petite variable, sometimes voracious,
withagnawing sensation ofthe stomach,
at Others, entirely gone fleeting pains
in the stomach occasional Lausea and
vomiting violent pains throughout the
abdomen, bowels irregular, at times
costive stools Shiny; not unfrequently
tinged with blood belly swollen and
hard /; urine turbid respiration occa-
sionally difficult, and accompanied by
hiccough; cough sometimes dry and
convlhsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding Of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa-
ration, not capable Of doing tie slightest
injury to the NEST fenaer infant.
The genuine DR.. MoLANE's VERNn-
FUcE bears the signatures ofC, MeLANE
and FLEMING Bros. on the wrapper.
The Osceola times., 1876-08-12

lc0acrcs, n W. sec. 20 r. ~ n. u ., Fact
4 valuable farm now raising - bales OF cotton
pcc- $500. Terms easy.
The Osceola times., 1876-08-12

The above was handed US, rs we
were woi ing of last weeks cdi-
tion-we now insert I, with pleas.
urc. Although our correspondent
ia rather reticen;, as 10 the part he
AiwseB played, we feel satisfied he
made some telling blows in the ao-
vancemcnt OF a. certain candidates
interos, for the next Shoriliaity.
The Osceola times., 1876-08-12
ArLANrA. Ga june 5. ls-5.

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Contmen hr lost Eastak fek h anili feNer rhi
Acme having AZ ever Ae hbd on iol tnp
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uniort,nac hae Cs ana Fe'eia be fortunate
enough Of your Brs,
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The Osceola times., 1876-08-12

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prepared food. Everything was
conducted with the utmost harmo.
ny, and a general feeling of con.
tent and enjoyment seemed to per.
wade throughout the multitude as
scmblei. Able speeches were
made on tho occasion, by DR.. +. G
MeGayock, and Capt. II. N, Nc
Vcigh, aud others; which were
listened 10 with marked attention
and seemed TO be received viii
universal satisfaction.
The Osceola times., 1876-08-12
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The Osceola times., 1876-08-12
ron PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

VIZ aie Gataoi.el 90 announce Dn- E.
FiIrs g. rlnf.aaic for
CouS1I AID PROBATE JUDGE
- B. .'sipri County IT the pexs september
rtel.on.
The Osceola times., 1876-08-12
ATLANTA, Ga. June 3, 1875,

Drs LOVE WILSON
ON hc first d ~ Of Dccomberlast Wa ifc7 with tt
ver in Tlama7yilie SoutnVt-ifTn a., ' We treated fo
by tlrce eminent physicians vhc were o,lc 10 sop il
The Osceola times., 1876-08-12
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Glowing certificates
AIEssgs Low & wiIIsos

A liberal discount made to the trade
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
RA~I, EkIT.

The seventh championship game between
the Athletics of philadelphia and the Hartiofds Was
PLAYED at Hartford YESTERDAY. II resulted In favor Of
the Hart furds by SCORE ~ 3 20 !.
The champion amateur Chelsea of Brooklyn
were 10 ayu played the san Francisco club the Union
Grounds Yesterday but, for some unknown reason, the
latter faiied to put IN an appearance
AT POuglkccpsic yesterday the Volunteer
Club Of that place defeated Athletics OF NewYor by
q score OF If tO7.
The Manhattan and st. George Cricket ClubS
will play their first game the grounds AT the foot Of
Nuth-st HObOken, today. The game will begin at
1850 u. m
In Providence yesterday the Rhode Island
club defeated the New-IIaycns by score of 10 q.
The Chicago White Stockings defeated the
Cincinnati Red Stockings at Cincinnati yesterday by
score Of l3 to3
At Louisville, KY, yesterday, the st. Louis
Brown stockings played their seventh championship
game with the Louisyics. The st. Louis Clnb won the
game Dy a score Of , 10 q.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
A swrsDLERs OPERATIONS IN BROOKLYN.

man giving his name as W. Baldwin Sc
cured carly in July at the house Of Mrs. James. at
No. los Washington-ayc. Brooklyn His appearance OF
respectabiity caused him 10 be received without the
usual requirement OF reference He stated that he was
from the Pacific slope and that, having plenty OF money,
intended entering the real estate business soon sew
era papers contained advertisements similar to the fo
lowing: 10000 loan in sums OF 800, $500, $780,
mr. IN suit Appy in person to W. Baldwin, No. l03
WashnCton-ave., Brooklyn, between Q and D o'clock"
When people called upon him he obtained infor-
nation concerning the property on which they wished
10 borrow and then informed them that his lawyer
would be obliged 10 search for Ipnveyances mortgages,
judgments, lens. and other rSmbances, as thc case
mi yht be- and that il rule OF Rs business tbdt IN
every case lawyers tees should be paid IA advance
and tla in addition Zee should be paid at the compile
tiou OF the search. Tie rale generally eOmp.ed
with but on coming ut reasonable time 10 learn me
result OF the lawyers labors, the applicant Womb %
Obliged first 10 pay the extra fee lie would then be IN
formed that the title not good ana the io3n coUd
not De made In this manner Il number OF people we're
swindled OF varying FROM 70 10 Sl-J during e
two weeks Baldwin at Ms James house He dls-
appeared July II, aud all trace of MN mas Deeh lVs''
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09

The total average OF observations was 1904. The
standard required by the Health Board Is 100 In the
case OF dairy the milk examined during the heated
July term when the cows were affected by the excessive
Temperature and could not DC considered healthy ami
mails vet even then the milk indicated A more than the
test required Of city milk by the Board The report then
gives in detail result of the test made IN the case OF
each cow and draws the facts the following deduc-
-tiOns:
l. The milk OF healthy properly fed mas specltc
gravity never less thqu 1902 by the ldctnneter.
H. All apparent exceptions to TINS RUE can DC cd 10
actual iheath the part o! the COW or to lhsulceht
food, or TO both. 49,,
III. All the apparent exceptions not due to these
G; II cs are of temporary duration only. ,
e general inference rom these experiments are that
the lactometer is uDfaihng and sure test OF the purity
of milk and that the dueyatiOns take place after the
milk leaves the darynaus hands The lactUneer lndl-
eatcs its purity at hCmc, and shows how 10 has been
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
SARATOGA FAvoRIrEs ALL BEATEN.

FOUR SURPRISES FOR THE BETTING MEN-iRlE-
BooTEE, sUsQCElIANNA, VIGIL, AND oaAGE THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACCIDENT IN TIE STEHPLE-
CHASE.
rFRoN A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or TIE TRI8sSE.l
SARATOGA SPRINGS, y. Y, Aug. S.-Ihc see
oud racing meeting began to-day under the most favor
able circumstances though the racing did not prove as
interesting as the reputation and number OF the horses
entered seemed TO promise This was owing 10 the sr
itcss contest made by the fav0es and the ease with
which every victory was obtained. Those who only
enjoy themselves when the fav0rites beaten hat
succession of delights to-day, and large sums were won
nj little risk The attendance good, the grand stand
beipg filed to rcpletion great many ladies added
briancy to the scene by her elaborate toilets. The
day was perfect but al first uncomoraby suitry the
clouds finally shading the track, The mishap 10 the
rider of Coronet the sceplecha,c u likely to cause
his death for this fact, CorOnet would undoubtedly
have won.
The threequartermo dash for all for purse of
800 enlisted nine competitors from TO . years OF
are and the uncertainties OF the contest made good
betting race Last evening Fathlcss taken at her
worth and the betting placed little reliance ana less
money her prospects, Inspiration benS the laVollteat
large odds The tendency before the race was to make
little of Inspiration aud the best OF Faitless the last
pools averaging about follows: r. LOrilads Faith
less 5000 Iangstafs Freebooter 500; Shith's In
spiratop $780, McDaniel's Madge $225 Davis's Rom
new Sl20; McCarty's Glasgow, 500; G. L. Lorard's
Idalia $50, and the field (Gray Nun and Blanchards
Ba1nbno $ls5. The yOungster Idalla and the vicious
GRAY Nun delayed the start for 20 minutes ldaia was
white with FOAM and seemed to .be afraid, in coming
bacg OF tho rush OF the Others upon her. more than
eager FOR the race When they finally got the word
very fair start Madge quick TO obtain an advantage
of length Romney being second the outside. Free
bootcr next In the scanper in the dust to the afie
pole Faithlcss the avorte, appeared to be half way III
the string and Gray Nun getting along with the suks In
the rear On the northeast turn the little 1daia ran SO
swiftly as TO get next Freebooter who now led, and
entered Oh homestretch with Idaia falling behind,
and Madge coming forward to dispute the way to the
finish Whips were freely used but Freebooter kept In
advance and by three enghsin ll6 Madge second,
two lengths ahead of Romney Inspiration and Gray Nun
fourth aud fifth. and the favorite Fathless sixth Mu
tual pool tickets paid S2l for S..
Leonard who the threequarter mile dash for the
Saratoga Stakes last Thursday on that account made
the fayorte In the mile dash for the Kentucky Stakes
for two yearods 500 entrance half forfeit aud 900
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
YACHT RACINE AT NEwBuRGH

The race at Ncwburgh between the yachts
W. H. Brown and Susie :. the former belonging 10
district Attorney &. +. Brown, and the latter the
property OF t. r. Miller, postponed yesterday untii
to-day This q challenge race FOR $500 side. and va,
arranged test the qualities VI the two boats they being
recognized the tretcst sacrs Of their size. The
owner Of each boat is not willing 10 couccdc that its
opponent is the superior, and 10 decide the point two
races were arrangcdOnc 10 take place over 20 mile
Ncwburgh and the other 20 take place over the
Brooklyn Club course Francis Bates was appointed
referee Tine boats started yesterday at l2:32 o'clock
with fresh nOrih-nOrtleaJ brccz" which seemed fair
competitive sailing and each boat contested every
favorable uuiut. The wind became variable and finally
fell calm before the course had been sailed half over
and turning To cbb The boats wthd cw nom the
contest and agreed TO sa again to-day Much interest
manifested among the yHcntsncH ~ betting on thcir
fyOftr boat From the % yesterday u l. believed
that the Brown viii carry oil the prize.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
AHIGHwAYMAN ARRESTED.

William Burns, alias Grow Ilill,' one of
the most desperate hghwaynen In South Brooklyn, was
arrested saturday evening for being drunk and dis.
orderly lie had gold watch Of which he could give no
satisfactory account. He sentenced to 10 days in
Raymond street Jail. Yesterday ellison Bedcll,
captain Of the schooner Ida Richards, made
complaint against Burns for highway robbery.
He stated that on saturday at 1890 y. m,
oA HamiltOnvc OF three men asked him the time,
and as he drew his watch from his pocket, one Of the
men struck him in the face and another hit him the
back Of the head with some blunt instrument. lie was
knocked down and. while PROSTATE, recognized the third
man Burns, who seized ms watch, breaking the chain.
The men then fled He managed to gain his ship where
he has since been confined by his injuries
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
THE ARRESTS AT GILMoRE's GARDEN.

Gen. Smith, President OF the Ponce Do"i",
said yesterday that the statement tna' ''o aho,
Cj,,cr, Garden on Sunday night brought aboht
hv his personal enmy against the propreors OF 'ne
Garden was false For five days prior TO the last ru c
had been con ed to his residence by Illness ana 'nc
first knowledge he had OF it from The newspapers
He had no acquaintance with either Mr. Gilmore or MI
Shook and certainly personal feeling against incin'
There wac no reason why they should be allowed 70
IioIate the law while other places were closed Inc
police captains throughout the city were expected 10
force the law and make no exceptions. Ihey dlu noe
noel o. eci, instctlons for every sunday No favor
itfm mad ever been shown would any ever DC rr i +
mitted so long as he had voice in the niltcl, ~,
ta,ement that he commissioner smith had persOnniy
violated the law III the Brunswick Hotel was whoiy
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
THE MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK

ALBANY, Aug. S.-Justice Landon, at Scbe-
necady yesterday, granted order 10 the case OF IN.
people, &c. against the Mechanics and Traders, Saw.
ngs Institution of New-York, authorizing the receiver
VIM j. Best to assign certain bonds and nor.raCes and
the order entered in this county to-day Tn. bond,
and mortgages specified four in numper-tbree for
$4,000 each and one for $4,000. Upon the paymen.
of the principal and interest due thereon the receiver 4,
authorized to assign all his interest therein 10 the party
paying aud TO deposit the sums go received win tbs
United states srust Company
The order further authorizes the receiver TO withdrav
from the Trust Company sufficient to pay 10 Messrs
Vermlye d Co. of NeWIOrk the OF $4,000 loaned
by them upon the pledge OF the Rochester CITY Fun0nS
Loan bonds together with the interest due thereon ina
order cOpcluson authorizes the receiver 10 eoDyert
such loan bonds into cash.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
IBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TEmUNE.I

SARATOGA STRINGS, Aug. S.-The double
scull race postponed from Monday rOwcd this nt
tcrnoon at $3.50 o'clock There were few spectators
The weather was beautiful and the lake smooth. The
time was the best ever made, and the ~ fine con
test on the water as has been witnessed in this co
try There much regret that such superior sport ~
the regatta is furnishing should excite little or no
interest. The Atalan,as, II. W. Rodgers ana
F. C. Alderman, the course nearest
the grand stand, the Union Springs, F. f. Yates and g.
T. Courtney next; the Ncptuncs T r. Kcater and James
Eey third and the WOlycnhOOks, j. j. Miles and {. C.
Craig on the outside The race mile ANA return
for two gold medals. The Union Springs had slight
advantage on the first mile, but the Ncptunes, by spur
gained length at the turn The WOvcnhOOks had fallen
behind Yates and Courtney rowed steady 81 and @3
stroke The finish was exceptionally close and exciting
Yates and Courtney winning by Il length IN - min. 10
sec; Neptuucs, 12:20 Atilan;8s, 22:2J. The senior
SINGLE souls and the fourOarcd shells viii contest TO-
morrow the interest ccntering in the latter race II is
thought the attendance viii be better than on the first
day of the regatta but guests at the hotels do not talk
or even think of boating.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
sIrNDAY-SCHOOL ASSEMBLY

FARPoNT, n. Y, Aug. S.-Ths afternoon,
in addition to leading the singing Prof sherwn reeted
the Rock OF Ages" The Rev Alfred Taylor Of New
York lcctred at o'clock "Good Health for the SUM-
dayschoo Teacher" He gave five very important health
hints. which repeated by the audience, follows
First wash aud be clean second, eat and be strsng
third sleep and be cheerful fourth. exercise ard be
muscular; ifh look up and be pc!ul. lie said Satan
hOws with delight when he saint with dyspepsia.
Dr. Vincent led the third conversation normal cla
drills al O'Clock. aud the Rev J. = OsraudeF OF New
York gave an illustrated lecture on life in the Bible
lands which he assisted by 81 persons ia Oriental
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
RIrsINEes EMHARRAssMENTs. ..

The composition of 20 cents on the dollar
proposed by T. watzicldcr & Co. and T. x VI. Watt
fielder was confirmed yesterday at meeting OF their
creditors at the Office of Register Dayton similar
meeting Of the creditors OF Henry Wyatt was also held
at the same place. at which they agreed to accept 90
cents the dollar.
An assignment for the benefit OF creditors was filed
Yesterday with the County Clerk bv Robert v Lynch
and William EmbersOn (K '. Lynch * Coz TO IaOmas
EInbcTsan.
at No. 1i57 Broadway, Lave FLED petition ~ bihs-
ruptcy against the hrn. Ihr linueS amount 10
SID 900 anG assets - 900 They 0r tO cOmVTonns' at
40 cents un the dollar Thomas I. Hayes - hc ai Sest
creditor his claim being FOR 1893 90.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
TILE CROPS IN GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. S.-The report Of the
Georgia state Commissioner Of Agriculture OF the
don Of the crops in that state for the month of Jay,
shows the average condition OF corn 10 be 100, which
Is % per cent better than at this time year Cotton
is lOI; also % per cent Than Rice, 92
sIIcar-cane lO3 fcd-peas, lO2; ground-peas l0l |;
sweet potatoes 1903, sorghum l06 and pastures l02.
Tie Yield melons, compared 20 an average u reported
at gi Irish potatoes 90; mllc l02 corn forage lO2,
and hay lC2. The crops the bottom land have been
Injured 'y the overflow many counties, and some russ
M repOrted In cotton.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09

Three of the ferrymasters of the Jersey City
Ferry OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company-Dcckcr'
West and Van VaikenDurh-were arrested for fraud on
Monday. 1t had been ascertaned that regular system
Of cheating bad been in operation in the sale ANA coec
ton Of from foot passengers. This vas carried ont
v fine resale Of already collected tickets Il found
that the falling OF Of receipts "a the ferry was market
and was increasing daily. Tue suspicious of the o'cl
were awakened by this fact and by conversation reported
to 'iavc been held with former c'npoyc ~ soon as
sufficient evidence has been accumulated other arrests
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
PARDON Ry THE GOVERNOR.

ALBANY, Aug S.-The Governor has COM
muted the sentence OF Philip McFuiand, sentenced
April g. Is7i in NewYork County, to seven years i'm
prsonment in Slug Sing Prison for robbery in the first
degree The sentence IL cOmmutcd to three years from
Aur \ 1s7l subject the legal deduction for good
conduct Mcfarland pleaded guilty, and DlstrictA tor
ncv Rollins who tried the Is clearly OF the opinion
that II trial had taken pac the prisoner would have
been convicted OK no greater ofcuse than larceny.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
INSPECTION OF DIARIES.

NILK ADULTERATED AFTER 1T LEAVES THEM.
At a meeting of the Health Board yesterday
Dr. j. F. O'COunor. Sanitary Inspector, who was ap
pointed by Prof Chandler President Of the Board to e1
anime the milk from belonging TO the principal
diaries in Orange and Westchester counties, reported
that he had examined the milk from IA cows. and made
observations in 1873 cases lie esgnated the different
Caires alphabetically and the result OF tests made by
the lactomoter used by the Board Of Health as fol-!
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09

Three rifle teams selected from tho members q" the stu
Infantry shot al Crrrdmnur yesterday FOR the Mott
medal! This prize ha, been offered by j. L. Mott of Mott
HAVEN to rucuup-r rifle practice on the paft ol the
uculicrs Of The regiment Ihr team which succeeds ~
winning The medal three i", will be entitled Ia hold H.
The personal ownership tic rrlkc VIII De- IrcIcd 10y
scIafuc contest The shooting done with the military
nd and 20 shots are T,d Ia at 200 yards and 10 AT
800 wards thus allowing possible 100 - scored The
tc.ui uuicr the command of 7. T.. Murphy won the
ac1pI yc.icrdiy, MGrp.y making the neNampcd score
III On nnI nf ,lr In,.IhLr loo.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Nc,r- York Hotel Gov Thomas a. Hendricks OF In
diana and Admiral Tucker OF the Peruvian Navy. ~
er ose-t Willanov Secretary OF the Russian Itgauoh
at Washington .Hotei Brunocck-Baron r. s1iItle o
drruP IfOtei-Iieut. GOV. ". u. Knight OF
Msssachnsetts the Hon. Nathaniel Wheeler ot unhec
cut CLARENDON HOi-AttOney General Charles NJ H%
o MARYLAND and John Newell MANAGER OF the Lake shore
and MchganI Southern Railway. Vestmn,tT Ho,ct,om
Inander enry ison u = Navy. Grand CsntFdt HCf
Count A. Monale. Chevacr J. C. s. NagleTTamo and hey
aier A. Netto OF Italy and Baron Won htAel o oi %
Breero0yt House FREDERICK Billings OF Vermont dt0T
JfOu~-Juus A. Skon T.. < Consul at The tiy OF htNco
q. ". IIOtChktss OF BinShamtOh
NichOids t,l-Len G. H. GTOsYenOT Of Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09

An old st. Louis gentleman offered the fol-
lowing advice all In search Of wives: Ride
these street cars, and when girl who rings the
bell for the stop and " carried by the crossing
few steps and step oil In the mud and smiles
and shows and good nature got her you It's
the neatest test OF woman thoTe u
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
1rnGE McCuNN,s ESTATE.

Joseph J. O'Donohue the receiver appointed
in e LITIGATION over the estate OF the late Judge NC
Gum. has submitted his accounts for the hfS' ."ieo
months Of his receivershp He has received none oi .
personal property of the estate hut has taken
nf some oI lots most Of which owned ny tlc cSC,
~ S incrInbcrd with mortgages and some held merely
On long leases The referee, who approved the receiver
accounts renorts that received for thc quarter Noi
Tcnfs ~ 255 40 and paid for rents, taxes lniee
an mortgages ana repairs during the quarter So3-o 90
leaving only 1927 OF rs his net receipts
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
RrRGLARIEs AND THEFTs.

The grocery store of Edward Howard, on tho
Hampstead Jericho plank road, near Queens l. L. was
robbed on night of goods 10 the value Of $780,
The residence Of Louis Kreuzman a Fourth and Bloom.
Ac!dss HolJSeu, Monday night and robbed
Of 100 in money ewelry vaGed 5000 and wearing
apparel At O'Clock yesterday morning Louis Semllt ono
Oi kreuZmauS boardtrs, was arrested - e entering I
At the Police Sta Ton l. was f"iul
the stolen money aud aOOlt S3VD WORTH
OF the lcvc'ry Schmidt confessed his gIlt ReeOrlsr
Rohnstt.lt committed hun for trial.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
THE GREAT NETWORK CENTRAL MORTGAGE

The ASSoclattd ITe>S ulSIdVch HUN E'"'uS
which appeared in yesterdays papers stating that
mortgage S;I2 900 given by the Ncwlork Cen
tral and Hudson River Railroad Company TO Cornelius
Vanderbilt ir and William ii. Vanderbilt had been re
corded there on Monday incorrect The mortgage re-
ferred TO the old mortgage OF S40o0OOOO which was
filed in 1873 of which to bear interest at
seven per cent and $2OCOO00 at six cent the pro
ceeds the be used in the laying OF the tive
extra tracks and the better equipment of the road
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
IN THIS CITY.

The roof of the two-stOry building at NJ.
II watis-st., occupied by William Redmond, took ars
last night and was damaged $50 The flames spread "a
the adjoining building at No 81 Canalst. occunied ~,
j. W. MCGUIRE which was damaged $500 The Ere MA, y
caused by boys playing with matches va
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
COMMODORE vANDERBILTs coNDTTIoY.

Commodore Vanderbilts attendants re-
ported last evening that he had passed tranquil day
and evening He ate little, and seemed to have lost
none OF his strength The physicians hopeful that he
may live several weeks longer and are very careful in
everything that pertains to diet and nursing Dr. Deems
is with the sick daily passing much OF the time in
religious conversation.