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The New York herald., 1878-09-25
THE KIMpToN lXrRADlTIoN CASE.
SHARP REPLY OF GOVERNOR HAMPTON TO THE
LETTER or GOVERNOR RICE.
Icy 1ELEoRAPH TO THE HERALD

SHARP REPLY OF GOVERNOR HAMPTON TO THE
LETTER OF GOVERNOR RICE.
Icy 1ELEoRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLUMBIA, ). q, Sept. -, 1875.
Governor Hampton, who has Jnst returned 10 this
CITY after pro,racted absence account Of ulneos
has addressed a letter TO Governor Rice, OF Massa-
chuset, In reply TO thst Of tho iatcr setting forth
hts reasons fpr tho refusal to Surrender II. H. K mp
ton Governor Rlce's icttor has been already widely
published. Governor Hampton's Is g,von as ol.
iows:--
STATE or sCUTn CARoLtSA &c.
His Excelcncy ALEXANDER II. RICE, Governor OF Masa
chusetts:
sin-Uwng to my unavoidable absence your letter.
tnsng to surrender Hiram H. kimpton fugitive from
Justice arrested III MassaeusotIs tor whose delivery upon
Indictment regularly found against him hero tor
crinio committed In this Stats |. the Governor
pf south Carolina, made demand upon you,
the Governor OF Massachu setts, In acc cordance
consrsss passed In pursuance thereof thht the
Chei Executive Ot the great state o shou
committed 80 hagrsnt violation OF law
III the anda violation rreparsbe In its nature, the
state suffering thereby has no possible redress Had
Dcnhned yourself to giving simple refusal to
Might've should make no farther upou your
the disregard by the executive autnory IL
pnc state concerns the whole people OF tho United
btases; but fLasmneh rs you have seen ~ to base
action the ground that In your the
et In procuring the idicment against Parker
Mud kmpton does appear 10 be Tor tho purpose o.
rying kmpton for tho crime charged against him. but or
dncrent purpose. IL my duty, ~ the tsoverncr south
Carvna TO add that statement Is entirely unwnr
taDted. repe the unworthy mputstion. do with
lndig guant scorn. ain your obedient servant
yApk HAMPTON. Guvernor
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DOES SAMMY KNOW IL?

STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE OF EVIDENCE IN
THE CASE OF THE UNITED STATES VS..
SAMUEL j. TILDEN.
MARQUETTE, Mich. Sept "a, 1878.
At about nine o'clock last evening, during an ex.
animation OF witnesses boioro Commissioner Maynard
in tho OF the United States VS.. Samuel J. Tdcn,
two mon suddenly entered the ocs seized tho books
Of the New York Iron Mino Company, VIII ich be-
ing used Ia the testimony, and whi!o ono hurried
down stairs to carriage In waiting tho other stood
guard until his accomplice had secured o good
start. Just previous 10 tho cntrauco OF the
men Mr.. Thomas Harand. OF New York, At.
torney for Mr.. T!den, had boen using the
books and had placed them IN "a p!lc on
the table the door. AS tho occupants OF
the room realized what had been d0no Mr. w. l.. Wet
more, ono OF the witnesses under examination, who
claims the books a. his private property rushed out
after the men, but they had passed out OF sight
Warrants were Issued quickly possible ana OH.
ceis started In pursuit They overlook tho carriage
some miles out Of the city, bnt found mother the
nor the books II Is supposed mat tho books hav .
been taken out oil the State Considerable cxcicent
prevails.
The New York herald., 1878-09-25
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

THE QUESTION OF TIE LEGALITY or ORANGE
PARADEs-JuDGE RAMSAY pRoNoUNCEs
THEM PROVOCATIVE OF BREACHES OF THE
PEACE.
lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
MONTREAL, Sept. "a, 1878.
Tho Orange trials causing Lively interest he re
as upon the verdict OF tho jury impanclled 10 try
David Grant, tho District Master, ana his
associates will depend tho solution Of the
question as TO whether not tue Orange
body has legal right TO walk through tho
streets in procession, subject to appeal points
OF law. Tho Court OF Quoens Bench opened to-day,
when judge Ramsay, In his charge to tho Grand
Jury, said:-
.'rne Court has referred to tho question OF tho
Orange society its purely legal aspccI but the
are etIcr considerations affecting this organxatIon
not unworthy the attention or bey the functions Of
the Grand Jury. Although perhaps Is might conclude
that Tho evidence dd not p:ove the society to DO
illegal tends to breach OF the peace, and not the
less because tho mcinbcrs do nos intend commit
any assault It's latent mischief lies IN the TACT that
II is provocative. 1t s tho of a po-
htical victory won ny ono party ovor aoothcr IN q
civil war. II II ~ vase IT. Is specce OF wisdom not
piactiscd by the great coDqucring nations OF tho
world TO put religious procession basis
~ simply to display intolercnce "
Tho contest between Macdonald, tho coptroc tor Of
The Montreal and Ottawa Railway, and the govern
ment Is at an end, Macdonald having accepted
duration. HIS clams VIII now 10 submitted Tor
adjudication to wntcr Sh aply, the well known rail-
road engineer. The troops have been withdrawn
except u small guard, which remains ut Hull
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THE SIOUX In CANADA.

EMIssAnIES FROM SITTING BULL SEEKING
Trims OF SURRENDER TO THE UNITED
srArHs-REspoNsE OF GENERAL SHERIDAN.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, sept. 2i, 1878
Colonel Miles tocgraphs Lieutenant General shorI-
dan from Fora kcosb MT that six Sioux arrived the
fort from the tish rossessons being
the line by sitting Bun to ascertain upon what
terms his people would DO permitted 10 surrender TO
the United States military authorities. They ropro
sented that the Sioux who had taken refuge In
Canada were very uesrous oil roturnng " tho States
GENERAL sngRipAN's REPLY
In reply TO Colonel Mics telegram from Fort
Kcogh. ABOUT Sitting Bulls return 10 tho States,
General sheridan has tciegraphod him that not
especially al xous about Indians who North
coming back; but II they come it M ust be on
terms OF unconditional surrender.
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nanchester Guardian from Constantinopls says
THE British feet will leave the Princes Islands for
Araki Saturday next ut the latest, and possibly
sarlisE" The Vienna Bohsmia (newspaper) says tho
sommandant of Goerz reports that 500 liaian
solunteors have approached the Austrian frontier.
II is officially announced at Vienna that the Austrans
occupied Rogateca without opposition II Is learned
that the Bosnians, alter tho battle at Senkovics
6ed panic-strcken TO Vichegsod and Goradsa.
Constantinople despatch to the Times states that
he Russian headquarters have been removed to Ad-
'ianopie Khredin Pacha, formerly the Primo Min
s,er oi the Bey OF rups, has been mentioned to tho
sultan as capable OF reorganzing Turkish aars and
the Sultan has asked him TO state his views.
OPERA FOR YORK.
New York may DOW be sure OF a season OF Italian
opera The lnman line steamer City OF Chester which
JAILED from Liverpool yesterday for New York, took
leo members OF the Mapleson opera troupe.
serious strike has occurred against reduction
Of wages In the factories ofcoIored cotton at Radcliffe
Pilkington anc Upsworih. Throe thousand looms arc
idlc.
GERMAN POLICY AT HOME AND ABROAD.
The German Parliamentary Committee has adopted
nm amendment proposed BY Herr Stautrenberg to tho
Anti-socalis bill authorizing the police authorities Of
the provincial districts to forbid tho sale printed
matter circulated in tho interior. 1t stated Romo
that the Pope has again written to the Emperor
William congratuiating him on his restoration TO
health. and wishing him long and happy hIc
Dut no mention Is made in the letter OF tho
pending negotiations. Several German bishops are
expected at Rome In October 10 report the opera
ton OF the May laws In tnsir dioceses Some expelled
bishops havc also been summoned to the Vatican to
consult concerning their future positions These
steps arc connected with the pending negotiations
between the Vatican and Germany.
NOTES.
The eruption OF Mount vcsuvius is increasing Tho
base Of the is covered with lava, which
Is streaming down the sides OF the mountan.
II is confirmed that the Exhibition will remain open
until November 20
General de La Htte, who was FreDch Minister Of
Foreign Affairs in 1S49. diod IN Paris yesterday.
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TELEGKAplllC NOTES.

Payne, Holden & Co. stauoncrs, at Dayton, Ohio,
hnvc Iaii,d. Liabilities, $4,000 asscts, $4,000
RlchiOrj, VT, were burned yesterday Loss, $40 600
Mrs. Abby D,vol was burned to death 10 bed at
Portsmouth,, H. Monday. Kerosene lamp caused
the accident.
Charles Elias Prescott was convicted yesterday at
Portland, Me., OF murder IN tho first degree in king
Henry Williams.
Deputy SteiG William Fox was Killed near FORT
Fettorman W., on tue I'D lust. by Jonn Vassar as
alleged Ia scii-docncc.
Tho Standing Commiltoo Of the Diocese OF Michi-
gan has decided not 10 elect successor TO tho re-
Gently dcpUscd Bishop McCoskfey.
Two littIc boys, named Mckenzie. playing truant
at Mcrfitton, Ubt, hrcd a vacant house In winch they
played, anu one OF them was burned 10 death.
Judge Stecnburgh, oil Ephtatsh, n. a., lay on tho
track OF tho Fonda end Gioversyle Railroad, ycstcr.
day drunk whom train passed over aud ilstanty
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ORDERS AND ASSIGNMENTS TO DUTY.


ORDERS AND ASSIGNMENTS TO DUTY.
WAsnISGToS. Sept. -, 1875
Lieutenant Charles o. Aliibone 10 ordered to the
Navy Yard, League Isianu, Pa
Chief Engineer a. Aston Is ordered 10 the receiving
ship Franklin, at Norfolk, Va.
Chef Engineer George W. Sensuer is ordered to
duty on board the iron-clads at Brandon. w.
Cadet Engineers Il. W. Spangler +. j. Scholi and
John L. Cav ordered to tho Richmond.
Captain Joseph s. Sperrett is detached from the
Navy Yard at Washington and placed on waiting
orders.
Lieutenant Commander G. Taylor is detached from
tho uydrographc Ofce aud ordered to duty ,quip-
ment officer At the Navy Yard. Washington Ensign
j. $. Nicoison Is detached from tho Wyoming and
ordered 10 tho receiving ship ST. Louis, at League
Island. Paymaster Charles W. Stamm has reported
his return home, having been detached from tho
Ashuelot, Asiatic station and ordered to settle his
accounts. Passed Assistant Engineer Samuel Gragg
Is detached from tho receiving ship Franklin and
Daced on waiting orders Assistant Engineer WI liam
L. Cathcart Is detached IRON tue Navy Yurd Boston,
and ordered to the Rchmond.
TiE STEAMER ADAMS
Captain Frederick Rogers, OF The United States
steamer Adams In q despatch to the Navy Depart
ment from The Samoan Islands, announces hts inten-
Ton 10 sail soou tor Pagopugo OF the ISLANDS OF
the group, and would remain IN that locality few
days, after which he was TO sail Tor Valparaiso. A
there TO look after the interests of their rcspscv
ctiIZ
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PHILADELPHIA, Sopt. -, 1873.
Two irregular stock exchanges In this city known
respectively as tho Public Stock Exchange and tho
Peoples Stock Exchange, suspended operations to-
day. The ab,iiies OF The Peoples, which was stu
alcd IN the old Exchange Building arc SGT down at
from 80 900 Sl0 600; while the Chestnut street
taDsb meDt the Pubic STOCK Exchange, s SAID TO owe
not over $4,000 rbc cause assigned TOR tue failure
Is Tho loss Of about Sl2 600 10y tEe Drm the bust
ness oil the past few days. Al tho Pubic Stock Ex-
change brother OF OF the proprctors announced
that those no held contracts should meet at tIreo
r. ~ ior settlement, but at that hour further
nouncement was made aucsting those holding con-
tracts TO walt thirty days.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAX DsPARTAgxr.
OFFICE or Tug CnIEf SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHING ron, sept. .5-l A. NJ. J

OFFICE or Tug CnIBF SIGNAL OFFIcER.i
WAsniScroS, sept. .5-l A. NJ.
Indications
For Wednesday. In the south Atlantic and Gulf
States, warmer southeast winds, partly cloudy
weather, occasional rains aud stationary or falling
barometer POSSIBLY followed by cooler northeriy
winds In the interior OF Texas
For the Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rising, fol
lowed by failing barometer, soutn WINDS
aud increasing ciouiincss.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri va
ieys ana uppor lake region, soush and cast wiuds
warmer, cloudy and rainy weather, stationary or
ailiag barometer, followed In the western portions
BY colder Dorihcriy winds and rising baromeior
For tho lower lake res ION, Middle States and New
England, warmer sou,hcrly shit to coo!or nor,hery
winds, followed by rising barometer and clear or
clearing weather
Tho rivers will fall, except slight rise at Memphis.
Ca.iionary signns arc ordered Tor nortbea inds
at Duluth aud Marqucitc.
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ARTILLERY REVIEW.

DY IELEGaAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT. II. L., Sept. 81, 1878
GcuerAl Vogdes held grand OF tho artillery
at FORT Adams this afternoon. A distinguished
major OF cavalry from PRUSSIA, Baron Won Kenck, In
spccied tho battery, which was in Perfect order ind
fred several saiuIos. large number OF Tho summer
residents wcro present.
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WEST INDIES.

GlvlyAL OF THE TRADE BETWEEN CUBA AND
ST. THOMAS.
HAVANA. Sept, "a. 1878.
The English steamer has arrived here from ST
Thomas, September IT, Seven purchasers from Cuba
will carry away from 81. Thomas upward OF $500
worth oil goods Tho long interrupted trado between
Cuba and 81 Thomas is beginning 10 acquire It's
former importance.
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JAMES A. DEGEAUw.

Mr.. James A. Degrauv, who resided ut 40. ISL
Amiiy strec', Brooklyn. died suddenly ut Red Bank.
r. j.. on Monday afternoon. Tho deceased. who was
sixlynvc years OF age, was born Ia tits city, being
descendant OF the first Dalch setiltrs. Hc was a
member OF the 1rm Of Dcgrauw, Aymar & Co, ship
chambers, at No. 80 south street. and took great
terost IN building up the commerce OF tu,s port
Duriug III. lsst seven years he has been member OF
the Board OF Directors OF the UDon Ferry Company
lilo leaves WIDOW and three childrcn--two Gons and
daughter, the latter the vile OF Benjamin Sherman,
son oI tho president OF tho Mecb,n.cs' Baak.
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MURDERED BY TRAMpS.
tDY TELEoRAPn TO THE HERALD.

lDY TELEoRAPn TO THE HEEALp.1
HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept "a 1878.
mysterious murder bus just been revealed In
Juuiaia county, this State. On Friday named
keDawcii, aged thirty years. went out cunning. Not
returning to family at the promised time, search
was Instituted, which resulted In tho discovery Of
his body on Shade Mountain, short distance from
his home. HIS head was blown of. aud his gun, with
the hanincr broken aud otherwise damaged, lay
about tcu ice from tho corpse IL IL believed that tho
man was murdered by tramps. Enorls TO capture
I'll EN- are being made.
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CONFIRMATION SERVICES.
[nY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD


RoSDoUr. N. r., Sept. "a, 1873.
Hts Emineuoe Cardinal McCloskoy, assisted by his
Secretary, Father Farley, Rev. DR.. Duffy, Fathers
Brann, OF RondOut; Penny, OF Piermont; F;zhnrris,
of Now York; McSweonoy and Milan. OF Porgnkcep
sic, administered tho sacrament Of confirmation to
ovcr three huudrod children both male and female.
at st. Nary's Roman Catholic Church The spacious
and handsome church cdncc was iu TO ovcrilowing,
many who wore present being drawn tni'hor out OF
curiosity 70 see the Cardinal This Is his third visit
hero since receiving tho CARDINALS tercita. He was
tho guest OF Rev. Dr. Duny.
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TIE HAYDEN SURVEY.

WASHINGTON Sept. "a, 1873.
Late Information received hore from the Hayden
exploring exped ton IS to cffec: that all welt
Thoy apprehend no further troubles from Indians
AMI intcul TO complete luid work. The indians
had visited tho camp during the absence OF the parties
and carried OF everything they could mako Of In
cludiug all the good clothes OF tho party.
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1uE CREW OF THE PiZARRO.

CAPTAIN FRUGoEI PROTESTS AGAINST
STATEMENT REFLEcTING ON HIS HUMANITY
AND HOSPITALITY.
lbY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LEWIS, Dol Sept, "a, 1875.
To THE EDITOR OF Tue HERALD:-
1 beg to correct some, for me, Unpleasant stato-
mcnts last Sundays HERALD concernine tho Pizar.
ro's crew. You report Captain Irish having said that
snid crew hall naked and hungry when trans
fcrred to the cutter &C. The fact is that they had
nothing else TO do than cat and sleep during tho
dnys they board my vessel, and 1 have still
provisions for the homo trip After arriving at the
Delaware Broikwatcr they were on board the Carlo
Frugoui two and had my stores their disposal
ss before. IL they were hungry board the II
was my fault Captain Aguardo, with tho officers
ind crew, car corroboraie my protest.
GlULlO FRuGoNI, Captain OF the Carlo FrugonL
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IIc,lAID NrogNr.

Mr.. Richard Nogcnt who has been secretary and
treasurer OF the Crescent CITY Charity Hospital since
ITS reoreanzation, IN 1877, died oil heart disease IN
New Oricaus yesterday, aged sixiyngc years. lie was
ono OF the most widely known cotton traders in tho
u LOuIkIAna.
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10 hear him. He was introduced by Linus A Bur-
nett OF the republican committee. HIS speech was
devoted to defence of hard money, national banks
CHI
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DIED..

CoyLE AT No. 81 North 7th St, Brooklyn, L. D..
supposed to be Rev II. CoyLK, OF verpianck's, West
chester county, N. Y.
- Particulars next issue.
[FOr Other Deaths See Mint. Iagel
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FLOHil.fSR.

tor tina teeth and breath the best liquid dsnce 10
the world IL thoroughly cieans.s partially dccsysd testA
from all Parasites litn. amin aicuir" leaving
pclrly white, inparuas a delightful fragrance to
breath Tho FRAGRANT FLORiLiSE Instantly all
odors arsin from foul tobacco smoke Being
partly COMPOSED of honey. soda and extracts OF sweet
herbs ana plants, T. Is perfectly harmless and delicious
sherry.
Prepared by HENRY q. GALLUP, No. 493 Oxford st.
London, England. aud rstaied overy urorc.
rricc 10 cents.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
WATER VALLEY. Miss, Sspt "a, 1873
Engineer Becton and Conductor Read, OF the
freight train whose locomotive blew up At Vaughan
Station last night, have been brought hero badly
wounded, and tho body OF John smith, tho dead nre
man. was brought here today
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.

PORTLAND, Oregon. Sept "a. 1873
Tho Oregon House OF Representatives, has adopted
by u vote Of 81 10 JOINT memorial TO Congress to
pass, without eminent tho senate bdi extending
tho imc Tor the construction OF tho Northern Pacin
Hat
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vICOMTE DE LA uITTE.

cablo cespalch from Paris announces
tho death IN that city yesterday OF
Joan Ernst Ducos, vicomto do la Huc
Minister OF Foreign Affairs 10 1910. Ho Was born a,
BossieIos, Haut Garonnc, September O. lisa iIs left
the Polytechnic school In 1909 and was seot Ia
Spain lieutenant oi artillery in con-
mind OF Ave companies and distinguished him.
self at Cadi1, yittoria, Pampeluna and Bay
oBnc. Returning to Francs he rose 10
the rank OF captain. Under the restoration he took
part In tho expedition OF 1928 and made colone
while In Ag,ers In ls2S Ho named Camp
Marshal 1879, aad attached 10 thc
personal stan OF the DauphiB. Alter the
revolution oil lsis hs became President OF the
Artillery Committee, and, taking aides with the
Bonapartists. became Minister oil Foreign Aniirs
III November, lsIo. He held this place
until January, 1851 Alter tho coup d'etdL ho was
made Senator. January 20, 1862. lie Was decorated
IN 1903 with the Grand Cross oi the Legion oil Homer
The New York herald., 1878-09-25

AFFECTIONS OF THE LIVER, BILIOUS DISOR
derers Sick oadsehe &C. are thor?ashy cured by Dr.
JAySEs sANAriyk PILLS They gradually change tho vst
secrcons OF tho ver restore Ihosl
organs TO n healthy condition. sold uverywhefA
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the MEArnrR YESTERDAY.

Tue following record Will sho. tho changes In the
Temperature Tor the past twcnty-iou hours IN
parison with tho corresponding date OF last year.
indicated by the thcrmome,er al Hudnups pnarmacy
(iiRKALD Buildngj. No. 2lS Broadway -
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SECRETARY THOMPSON.
HARD MONEY SPEECH AT rrRnr HAurE

HARD MONEY SPEECH AT TERRE HAUTE
INK TELEGRAPH TO 1HE nEnALD.1
1KRRs HAurE. Sept. "a, 1878.
Secretary Thompson, as has bcco long announced,
spoke here tonight to large aud enthusiastic au.
dience, probably numbering 5000 AS this has been
his public appearance his city sncc his
nainraIiv Dreat intersst vas nantesiej
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rUitopE.

MILES CnARBONNlERs FRENCH PROTESTANT
l Boarding aud Day seto0 loo Yousg Ladies'. Sd East
35l sew York dotmsfly ~ Avcnue iu aoule Ncuy,
Parisl viii reopen Ihnr,dav. September ~ Apply By
letter until september TO- whsn Miles, Chsroonner via
be Ia New York
NfME. rAssAUD's. LONDON.-PArHOSizED DY
ltt the America visitors The"
OF ftoay's ia,hona frcsden! Grant. War Group Graua
Duke Nicholas Usmsn PNchA, &C snperb iuctiou
Plus TX Ning 10 state q 81 retcr's. every Crowned
Heal aud Celebrity the Terrible Chamber OF norroes;
sp.Edd orchestra Open from till ten
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Average temperature ycscrdny. y.............. CO..
Average temperature Isr CORES poudin date last
year. %
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~
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MR. HAYES RETURNING TO WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, DC, sept "a, 1875. .
Tho President has teIcgraphcd hero that ho viii
return 10 W ash ineton today.
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Teeth, when ~titc.
Are sight -use sozoDosr.
Urcatl, When sweet.
Isa trcat--usc SOE0D1Sr.
A mouth, when pure.
Should 10 kiss a, suro-usa Sozopox:.
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A-sELZEB BGUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
Mfss..L " ArkR- \. srlPllAsI Co. AZ Nov st, sole
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE M1xSEsoTA AT NEWPORT.

THE MINNESOTA AT NEWPORT.
by TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD
NEWPORT. II. l., Sept "a. 1873.
His Honor Mayor Bedlow made Official visit TO
the United States fricate Minnesota to-day, and was
received with the usual honors. She will pc ready
Tor The reception OF visitors In n lew days.
The New York herald., 1878-09-25

A-RUPTUREI DIR aAKsH's TREATMENT Is
tho sais and rcaos cute - practical expert
Only office. = Vesey vt. (Astor House).
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A.
SOZOIDONr.

No toilet Is complete without sozopoyr. 1t combsea
all that needed TO keep the mouth and teeth hsaha.
and mparts delicious fragrance to tho breath It's
should DO intettod tho needs bo
and ciean and by Dchln better tdan so1oooSr
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ruo and cIoah aud by nchIhs be'f uan SoHoDONr an
l.fv ha ol