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On account Of the death Of the Pope
and the consequent cessation of ope m
IN Italy, Patti has lost $40. 600, and is
exceedingly downcast. as her meagre
salery of $500 . night hardly more
than covers her expenses. II she realty
wants 10 build up fortune she should
20 West and quarrel with some other
nrimA donna. -.
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Travellers to the Holy Land cannot
let Jacobs Well enough alone. 1t has
been discovered recently by an English
man, and DIR. Schliemann will dig for
the bucket and striped sticks as soon
as he finishes burroWing in Greece.
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promptly replied the grocer. Chow
do you know T" asked the map. ''B :
cause ] was out of beans and had to
put peas in, 4" was the answer.
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NOTICE.

Lost frst-elass hoalrlghs certificate No. "a
Tor ene-thlrd o. = learae u land. issasd 10 Rr-
y n AFlnstfong BY the Land Board Of BraxorIa
coun1y.
neon3itioph hoadright cersiacaae No. iss.
tcr otQ asrce 81 land. isSued 20 Thomas VI Rnf.
Ter, dceeaked. BY the Land Bozrd o. Bastron
crunffs
Ashnry =. HamllioE's headlight cesflfes,e fo-
30 seres q land, issued BY the District Court
q HAT coenfy
e nee heasd q within ninety days. ne Win
Apply - the propef ollcef fnr darlicsres
!, feet1aEy q lssS NlILBR RRo,S.
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DIR. WHITTIER
GIT st. CharIes Street.

OFT 81. ChRrIes Street,
Treats all forms of Veneral Diseases, Semi
nal Emissions and Sexual Debility, with
unparalleled success. No matter who failed.
call or write; pamphlet or consultation free
Can refer to the medical profession in all
parts of the Country.
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A lover Of good coffee entered a
grocery recently, and holding IN
handfal Of ground coffee from big
can, he inquired: :. Are there any
beans IN this coffee ~ No, slf, =
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pIhNn g! So n Rs5isr Qsga,'. R S9;s
HnIHOO Danniei 2. Beatty. WASH.
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CUPREAIE COURT.

Assicnm ens OF Causes in the Supreme Cont
at Austin 10. he term beginning on the first
Molday in April, 1873:
First Assignmeut-Two weeks are assigned
for hearing causes from the Ninth Eleventh and
Twenty-sev. nth Districts, and from the counties
OF FSnnIn and Lamar. in the Sixth District COM
mencing ON Monday. the first day Of April. 1873.
Second Asslgnment-Two weeks are assigned
for hearing canscS from the Sixteenth and TWen-
ty~second Districts, and from the counties Of
k.anco, Hays. Caldwell and BastroD, OF the Eff
4 cnth, from the counties OF Guanalupe and
Wilson, OF the Nineteenth. and OF Live Oak and
harncs. OF the Twcnfy-ih. I'D District c1mmenc-
ing On Monday, the fifteenth of April, 1873.
Third AssignM cnt--Two weeks are assigned
for hesring causes from the Twelfth. Seven
teenth. Twentielh and Iwenty=fourih Districts
commencing on Monday, April -. ISIS
Fourth Ass gnmVnt-Two weeks are assigned
Tor hesIing cNuses ron tho Ninth and Four
tscnth bis riots. and from he counties Of Hill.
NsNarro. Limestone. BosQne and Johnsoa OF
nc fhirteenfh District, commencing on May Is,
Fiith ASsigrment--onew week is ASSIGNED for
hearing causes frcm counties nor included in
any OF the Previous sSSii-rmezts which are tv
law, o. may BY cOnscnf, be retnrnahla TO IN.
ccGrt NJ AuStic, OF which have been or nav n
transferred thee BY o. der % thu courf com
mcnctng on the tWcnfy-seventh Of New ISIS
Attc1fiol OF fh8 bar i called TO The rnieS Of
the conrt adopted ~ the Tyler term. ISL Tor
the speedy d spositton OF the b1sinezs sabmff-
ted and 10 be snhEnirted
Z lty order 81 fhe Conrt-
mrs d&vSt W. 2. DENoRMANDIE, Clerk
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Purgative
Pellets.
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cured the most obstinate cases of Scrofula,
letter, Salt-rheum. Erysipelas, Boils, Blotches,
Plnples, Sore Eyes and eruptions. They arc
however, recommended to be taken in connec-
ton with the Golden Medical Discovery, in
order TO secure the best results.
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NoTIcE-

: HoSr-IAhor land ccrffaeafa No sor. issued
10 heirs of Cornelius SINH hy and board of
BrzEnria county Laf>Or land ecrfsfcafc No
1S5s issued 70 heics Of G. Kinds hy lad board az
Rraz1ria cnnnfy Unconditional he.drirht Ger
hfcafe NJ. 81. Tor 80 acres OF lind, issued 10
G. W. Crawford By The land board Of Washinr-
AGA county. rkconditonAi headrieht czrtif-
cate No. 1S8 for 80 acres Of laEd lrsuef IN
Wa<hiagtcn cclinty 70 James " Wis III not
heard 81 within ninety dAys ne VIII nrulY 10
he proref olIlcsr Tor tlup,icafas
MILLER Bios, Agtz fog oEnsfs.
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PECULIAR TO
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Internal Heat, Nervous Depression Debility, De-
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here.
The following Ladies are few of the msny
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Mrs. ID. L. Gill, Chillioolhe, Ohio; Mrs Harriet
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Vile, Mass; Mrs. L. A. Dashield, Norfolk, Va;
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free, to G. A. JACKSON Co., Mrs, Petersburg Va.
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years. Send stamp for particulars. JOHN
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investigators OF natural science have demon
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il the only law that youchsafes thrift and p er
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the Uuited States alone exceeds one million dol
lars per annum, while the amount exported foOts
up 10 several hundred thousand more. No bust
ness conld grow 10 such gigantic proportions and
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40 Extra Fine Mixed Cards, with
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DIR. PIERCE,s MEDICINES.
DIR. PIERCES
STANDARD
REMEDIES
NATUPAI aELEcTIoN

Are not advertised ss "cure-aIls.'' bat are
specifics in the diseases for which they are re-
81
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Golden Medical Discovery
Is Altratiue or Blood -cleanSing.
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h PsctOrdl.
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Is a C7s0tagogaie, or Lirsr .stimaIant.
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Is Tonic.
Golden Medical Discovery

By reason Of its Alternative properties. cures,
Diseases OF Blood and Skin, as Scrofula, or
Kings Evil; Tumors: Ulcers, or Old Sores;
Blotches; Pimples, and Eruptons. BY virtue Of
its Pectoral properties, it cures Bronchial.
Throat and Lung Affections, Inciplent Con.
sumption, Lingering Coughs and Chronic
Laryngitis. Its Cholagogue properties render
II an unequaled remedy for Biiliousness, Torpid
Liver or Liver Complaint" and it's Tonic
properties make it equally efhcacious in curing
Indigestion, Loss of Appetite and Dyspepsia.
Where the skin is sallow and covered with
blotches and pimples, or where there are scrof-
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sallow color OF skin or yellowish- brown spots on
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perienced. As a remedy for all such cases, DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has no equal,
as it effects perfect cures, leaving the liver
strengthened and healthy.
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INQUEST on POLlCEM1N sMITA.

RESULTS OF PROFESSOR DOREMUss EXAMINATION.
The inquest in the case of Richard II. Smith,
tho murdered policeman OF Jersey CITY, continued
yesterday afternoon, at the Hudson County Court
House The first witness called Valentine Puscr a
night scaYenger who testified that the request OF
Chief Nathan August !, he with five assistants,
examined the vault Smiths house, aud found heavy
window-wcght, pair Of shoes, prces Of udrshirt
and carving knife TO which corresponding fork and
steel found In Smiths house.
John Macks shoemaker cOrroborated Puster's state
ments.
Professor r. Ogden DOremus testified that on August
3 Chief Nathan gave him number Of articles and
quCsted him make chemical examination for blood
STAINS The articles consisted OF sash weight
ng-kne, towel bearing the bloody imprint OF small
hand, a white sacque and some underclotmng by
Mrs Smith, On the latter found small specks OF
blood. There also ounce bottle containing small
quantity Of chlOrOform. The knife and sash weight
bore no traces OF bOodstnn; for this reason Professor
DOremus had prOcuiGd similar articles and having first
smeared them with blood taken from patient during
articles found at Smiths. Mr. Pustor had gone New
York aud treated these articles in exactly the
Der as those found On chemical examination they bore
no traces o. blood which attributed the action
OF tho ammonia In the vault. Both the knife and
weight. however. will be again examined. On August
Professor DOremus received from Chief Nathan
frOck coat, also brown diagonal cutaway
TO Covert D. Bennett :The clothing was stansd
IN several Places which cut out aud subjected to
carefu cnculcdl anu tDlcfohcOitd aud also 10
tests with the spectTOscOpe and microscope combined
No traces Of blood stains found. Tue cuts In
the shirt which Smith the night
Of the murder found 10 correspond with the size
the knife. A bed-quilt which examined although
badly cut showed very few traces of blood. The post
lion OF all the stains the different garments
curatey noted for the purpose OF defending refutng
the different theories which may be advanced.
Charles b. Converse, the County Physician was re-
called and said he thought the wounds Smiths head
Thomas Rimmel testified in regard to the domestic
no and afadf aafnp ~ fta
seen looking the fence OF the back yard about
month before the murder. The inquest viii be cOntin-
ned to-day.
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SUICIDE or A VEST POINT CADET.

lie Is BELIEVED TO HAVE DROWNED HIMsELF IN
TnE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THE CAUSE.
WEST POINT, n. Y, Aug. 21.-The officers and
cadets IN this Military Department shocked this
morning nj the announcement that Cadet James Todd
r. had probably committed suicide. What led 10 the
belief was the finding OF three letters In his room at the
hospital -one OF thee pages addressed to Dr. Irwin
another, OF twelve pages, addressed Mrs Susan ID.
Todd Indiana" and tho other addressed 10
two OF his classmates The addressed to DR. Irwin
spea5 the writer's illness IN detail and argues that
inasmuch rs tho great length OF time that must ensue
before he Yerod would greatly impair his standing
In his class he prospects for the iuturo; that
no would only DO q burden upon his friends,
and nothing but woe and grief seemed to be
before him. and therefore, before ho would be missed,
his body would aud repose In the Hudson River. The
letter to his mother full Of the tenderest affection.
In IL ne tells her that he chance for recovery
from scrOfulOus disease which affected both his head,
throat The letter to his classmates was brief
and perained TO little business matters only. In 1t he
did not hint his intended suicide except that in tell
ing them where they could find cuffs and collars,
he adds (" You use them, for shall never need them
again" When DIR. Irwin found these letters the
was at once reported TO General Schoheld In command
OF the department and search was Instituted FOR the
body Some those engaged In the search went along
shore and south Of the steamboat landing Others
went TO the north dock and bay, aud third party Med
rver-front The last party successful to certain
extent On the rocks at Gees Point they found the sui
cIdes coat trousers hat and shoes, carefully piled IN
two heaps rs though he had taken them OF for SWIM
Search was for the remalns but without success
Young Todd was ia bis twentythrd year and was one
OF those received In the cOrps Of cadets in
Apri 1876 on the 3th OF May fast one of his eyes
sore and inaaned and he was sent TO the hOsp
tai pat recovered Soon aferwaFd the other eve
attacked In the same way and he was again sent TO
the hospital His condition grew worse, sores appear
Ing upon his face and throat He frequently consulted
with Dr. Irwin in relation his situation. In the mean
time his classmates visited HIM regularly About two
weeks ago their calls began 10 be less frequent and
Todd panied this Iu recent conversation with
Dr. Irwin, he expressed u wish to resign his ca
detship and go home The doctor advised him TO
remain inf the hospital until he strong enough TO
travel and then lose years time and 70 the Arkan
ans Hot Springs Last evening the cadets had an enter
tinment ana some of the eonvaescents in the hospital
attended IT, They returned about 1880 p M Some OF
them saw Yong Todd In his room, and that was the
s time he was alive lie stood at the head OF tho
Third Glass; and the teachers say he was very bright
young man. His classmates all speak In the highest
farm af
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22

At one of the schools in Cornwall England,
the INSPECTOR asked children II they could quote any
text of Scripture which forbade u man having two
wives One OF the children sagely quoted In reply the
text, "No man serve two masters"
Soon after the tram on the Detroit and Mil
waukee Railroad entered the depot about IL O'Clock
yesterday morning beneyOont looking lady aeeosted
hucknan ana asked her what he would charge 10 con-
yey her to the Brunswick. The yehu replied that no
would take her 10 any part OF the city for 90 eents
rs too much" remarked the lady Tue last time
was Ia Detroit the hackman only charged me quarter
for taking me Harper Hospital" well. that man IS
deadU remarked another whip who standing near.
:, Dead What was the matterf " Why, he carried
people around town for two shlingS aud starved to
death."-lDeIrOit Post aud Tribune.
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THE INCREASED RAVES On THE PACIFTC ROAD.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-Mr. French, chief
OF the Railroad Bureau. is OF opinion that the re-
cent doubling OF rates freight between New-York
and San Francisco part OF scheme the part OF the
railroads TO compel shippers TO make special freight
contracts with them, to compel merchants ship
the bulk of their merchandise by rail instead Of by
water The Railroad Commissioner has teegraphed 10
Government Directors OF the Pacific Railroads for nfor
nation the subject. but these directors have held
meeting and made reply. The understanding 10 that
the presidents OF the two roads directed freight agents
20 make the change, with the ntmaton that they would
DO protected IN IT,
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NEARLY READY ON THIRD AVENUE.

The opening of the Third Avenue branch OF
the New-York Elevated Railway, to the Grand Oentfai
Depot, will take place on Monday. Trains wiz stoP ~
the following stations until the others are ready south
Ferry Hanoyersquare. FutOn-st' Ninth, Fonrle"ntu,
Twenty-thrd and Thirty-iourth-sts' ana Sranu Ocut
nanot Mr. Blshop, yice-president Of the Company
stated Yesterday that -the road would be opened 70
sxyseventhst about three weeks later and he thongns
there would be no doubt Of completion to the Harlem
RIVER nv the first Of next January The last date SEE ir
tho opeping OF the City Hall branch was November
n now stated that IL will not DO ready until sonS o
ioter IN November There seven foundations he
no nnt down on this branch. Mr. Brewster stating s
tne DELAY was OceasOned by the difncuy III sion
over the sewers In regard 70 the eAesiio
~ fhe West Side Line Eighty nrstsh, % sons
couid be learned Mr. Bishop said the company h yat
snSineors surveying the routes but OWING ~
diiiculty IN selecting the beat aud most ssiafion
ralte Nc might be necessary ~ obtain lhof7 ''s''
before this branch was continued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
BROOKLYN NATIONALS UNITED

SUCCESSFUL EFFORTS or THE HARMoNIzIsG CON-
MlTrEE-MR. JUNO DENIES That He is A
KNIGHT or LABOR.
The HarmOnizing Committee of the National
party after nearly week passed among the factions Of
that party In this city in unsuccessful effort to har
monte them yesterday visited Brooklyn upon q similar
mission among the factions Of that city At the SYRIA
cuse Convention both factions wereadmited, but when
the arrived select three representatives OF Kings
County upon the State Committee they had fierce aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
THE WYONIYG OFF CAPE HENRY.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-The Signal Corps
Station at Cape Henry reports TO the Chief Signal OF
ficer as follows; "The United States man-Of-war Wyo-
ming to anchor about FIVE miles northeast OF
this station"