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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR pKPARrnKxr
WAR pEPARTMESr, !
OFFcR or TIE CHIMP SIGNAL OpYicgR,
WASHINGTON. August 27--l A. N.


OFPicR or TIE CHIMP SIGNAL OppicgR
WASHINGTON. August 27--l A. NJ
Iudicdfioua
For Now England aud tho Middle Atlantic States.
warmer, cioar or partly cloudy weather variable
WINDS mostly southorIy, stationary or falling barome
ter.
For the South Atlantic States clear or partly cloudy
weather. light nortbesstsriy winds, becoming yaria-
bic, nearly stationary temperature and barometer
For tho East Gull States, c.oar weat her. followed
by Increasing cloudinsss aud possbiy by raiu.
Winds mostly souheriy stationary prs4sure and tom.
perature
For the West Gulf States, parity cloudy weather,
occasional rain, variable winds, mostly southerly,
nearly stationary pressure and Temperature.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear or partly
cloudy weather, cola nortnsrly. shifting TO light ana
warmer southesiy winds, stationary or falling Bs-
romcisr.
For tho lake region, Upper Mississippi aud Lower
Missouri valleys. warmer, clear weather, followed by
increasing cloudinsss and possibly BY oseasonal rain
winds mostly southeriy. stationary falling barom-
eter, possibly followed 10 tho northwest by ri.irg
baromser ana colder northwest winds.
The rivers will remain nearly stationary.
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William II. wcs,er.
FEMALE PHYSICIANS ARRESTED.

Messrs speer 4 Hail, uudertasers. Of Jersey City
received despatch yesterday IRON Cooestoga, NJ ".
asking them to come TO tho Grand Central depot In
this city and convey to Jersey Cy the body Of Anna
W. jackson, iate oi Second street, In that ci,y The
remains were accsmpanicd by two lady physicians
Mrs. Caroline ". Hastings and Mas W. J. Cummings
OF NO lao west Concord street, Bos,ou, VINO gave a
certilcats that death resulted from an overdose
OF ether. The deceased was q member OF tho same
medical society s the two ladies mentioned,
ana she bad been suffering ior years from
malady which dehed medical skill she requested
before hcr death tha. . post portcm examination
should be made IN the interest Of science BY her sister
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since the Dominion government protested that they
would never listen TO any suggestion for the adj
mission OF the manufactures Of the United States on
more favored terms than those Of the United King
dom, and we have rsassn 10 suppose that any
change oil sentiment has since been developed"
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.
The Monetary Conference sitting In Paris is
pocted terminate Wednesday. Tue delegates viii
dine at the Eiys6s on Tuesday. At the sitting yes
tsrday Mr. GroesDock urged The pon OF the free
DinLage Of silver the ground that circumstances
have greatly altered sAce suspension by the Latin
Union In Germany she stock Is greatly reduced, ana
the Asiatic demand has revived.
DANGER OF SILVER.
The Swiss Representative contended that u the Latin
Union had not suspended the free minsage Of silver
the countries composing it would have been dsugsd
by tho demonetizsd German stock He also feared
tnat the Nevada and Souta American supply might
increase
LEGISLATION WILL NOT DO 1T.
The Belgian representative pointed out the i'm
possibility OF fixing the v~IuO silver by lsgisa-
sion.
Mr. Lecombs OF the English delegation.
pointed out that silver Was liable to great
fluctuations, and these night be aggravated
by changes in currency laws oi various countries
No resolution OF the Congress- be said, could
effectively lessen This svil every govsrnmen. would
study only i,s national tnIerssta
AMERICA HEARD yRoM
Mr.. Horton, OF the American delegation, replied.
He congratulated England and Franco on having
changed the opinion they held In 1867 In favor OF the
dsnonet xaiion OF silver
A CLEVER ADvHNrUnHsR
The Austrian police have surrendered to the Ber-
nsse authorities Swiss lady, who, under the name OF
the Russian Countess Csjewsks sold false jewolry to
the amount OF 900 francs during the past three
years, At Paris Nice, Monaco anu other fashionaDe
rssor,A
TEE CROPS IN AUSTRIA.
The annual grain fair Of Hungary opened at
Vienna yesterday. Secretary General Leinkauf read
q report, describing the crops ~ plentiful despite
the unfavorable harvest weather. II rs calculated
that mol. Empire will be apIc to IL 00O 0O0
to 49, 600 600 qunsls OF wheat $500, 900 quntais
OF rye, 1000 0CO to 5000 900 quntals Of barley and
$500, 600 TO 8, 600 600 Quinlals Of oats.
rHK GEouxD SWELL GERMANY.
Two shocks OF earthquake. violent but harmless,
were felt at eleven minutes past nine O'Clock this
morning at E.bertOId, Cologne, Osnabruck, BArmen,
Bonn and Dusseldorf
ALSO IN pxLGIuN.
A shock Of earthquake felt IN Liege. Bsigl nm.
yesterday.
WATCHING SOCIALISM BAVARIA.
An order has been issued at Munich Designating
twenty-three public houses that city, frequsnted
by socialists, which soldiers are forbidden from
visiting
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SENATOR p pATTERSON.
HE DIsCLAIMs ANY KNOWLEDGE OF REQUIsI-
,IoNs FOR HIS RETURN TO SOUTH CARO-
LIMA.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

ATOMS FOR HIS RETURN TO SOUTH CARO-
LIMA
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARRISBURG, Pa, August 26, 1878.
The Washington Pos. having announced that Sena-
tor Patterson. OF South Carolinn, was seeking TO
avoid arrest GU a requisition alleged to have been
issued by Governor Hampton, of south Carolina,
q press representative interviewed him here to-day
relative the statement The Senator did seem 10
have the least fear OF being hurried to South Caro-
lima He denied the truthiunoss OF the reports tha
that he trying to 1sc from justico he did not be
lievs tnat Hampton had issued requis,tion, ana
talked he aid anticipate any, similar report
had been circulated several weeks ago. and out OF
curiosity ono Of his friends had comm uncatod with
tho authorities at Columbia with view Of ascertain
ing the truth funess oi tho statements published.
10 tins reply was received that nothing was known
oi such action.
IMAGISAkY OCCURRENCES.
slip was shown the Senator from tho Washington
Pot stating that an officer having tho alleged requ
Sitieu his possession bad boarded train at BsIt
more. on which tho Senator was sleeping,
rassss rs friend Of the Senator. The
;ss , sn .ssa shs; Senator r:
keeping cark in consequence. The senator stated
that this idea must have had its origin in a
Ss.ss Ss.sas fs esa.,auee @ He "s%ssss iu9.s:s
said be had been accustomed TO boar
State 10 nnoth or he awoko next morning to Hnd
Out that be had fed because OF a requistion
from the Governor Of South Carolina. This
was hts experience in Pennsylvania, Maryland
and New Jersey, Gud as he Intended gong
TO New York soon ne would not be surprised
70 hsaf thak he had left tho city because OF anoher
rsQuisttion. He mad been TO Atlantic City, he said,
for weeks. ana after his departure learned that
detective who bad been on his track tor many days
had suddenly discovered his habitatioD. IN couse-
quspcc Oh winch he sought moro secure quarters
'''"' ''ff PROPOSITION RESIGN.
luu Y ca al n
Wash ington f6st that NJ had made proposition 10
Reign his seat In The United states Senate pro-
vidsd he were granted immonity from ar.
rsst 40 strongly inumated that II he had
any idea OF making this sacrifice no would have
ahdicltsd 10 favor Of democrat when IT would have
been advAntAgeous 10 that party, referring to the
struggle ovsr the ad mission OF Senators Butler. Of
Seuih Caroline, and Kellogg. OF Louisiana.
The reason he gave for remaining IN the
North was that hts health. which had been much i'm
paired, did not justify him IN going TO hot ell
mate such as prevails Ia South Carolina He pre-
dictod solid democratic Congressional delegation
from South Carolina, aud freely admitted that ne had
no innuenco with Mr. Haycs.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
ENGLISH RAILWAY MANAGEMENT.
sTsHlLINo INNOVATION IN THE SHAPE O
ICED WATER.
From the London Tclesrapb.l

STIRLING INNOVATION IN THE SHAPE OF
ICED WATER.
From the London Telegraph
Mr. J. p. knight, the general manager OF the Lon.
don, Brighton and South Coast Kllway, gives notice
Of a rciorm which Is likely ut the present moment to
10 hailed as great und extremely seasonablo boon
by all passengers on the company's system. II was
seems, suggested 10 Nj. Knight by hrs experience
IN Austria and Germany while on a tour OF inspection
over tho railways in those countries The announce
mont Is made In the following tcrms:-
Wih view Of anordina Increased comfort to pasen
travelling this railway tho directors have ordered
during the hot weather ot the and autumn
supply OF fresh cold drinking water shall be Aiuabls
by pasen nxers Al certain stations ON their Journey
As a commencement, therefore, OF this arrange
mont, thc copsny's refreshent contractor at loves
norshani, anu Three Brdg stations, will have
fOrn train attendants provided with supply OF ice
water who WILL tho arrival Of the various trains
on application to them out to passenger In
train zass of Iced water authorized charge of
penny per glass.
Tho platform attendsnss will walk alongside tho train
and US msy be required, hand the drinking water to the
passengers In the carriages Passengers desired to
fctnrn The empty glass 70 the sstendan quickly
sfble.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON, August 2

WAsnNGToN, August 20, 1873
Rear Admiral John q. Howell 10 ordered to assume
command OF tho North Atlantic squadron next sun
day, September ], relieving Rtar Admiral Stephen
u. TrencharL
Commodore Charles II. Baldwin, C.ptain Clark
Wells and Commanders Richard W. Meade and VIII.
lam Whitehead, United States Navy, have been or.
dered tho Naval Board TO witness report upon
the experiments ana ex.inInation of the graduating
class OF naval officers undor instruction at the tor.
pedo school at Newport. The Board Will convene
nes
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
MoRMoNIsM IN A NEW LIGHT.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Augu,t 20, 1878.
AMormou, with two wives, appeared before the
Third District Court, Of this CITY, to-day, aud asked
for naturalization papers tor his ssconi vito.
Sho answered 10 the affirmative the Quss
tion as 10 whether she was LIVING In poy.
gamy. whersupsn the District Attorney objected
that she OF good moral character. The objec-
sion was sustained The Evening Nees, the Mormon
Church organ, advises poIysameus wives hereafter,
In any matter IN which tho Law OF the land is
cerned. TO call themselves by their maiden names.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Bothna, for Queenstown and Liver.
pool and Vile de PARIS Tor Hsvre will sail from tha
port Wednesday.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post ofacc ~
one and for France direct at three O'Clock 7. NJ.
Tho NEw YORK HKaALD-Ed,tion for Europs-wiO
bs ready at halLpast eight O'Clock u the morning.
S.uge copies, IN wrappers mailing, six centa
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HOMICIDE IN COURT.
TWO MEN ACCUSED OF ROBBERY SHOT AS THEY
ATTEMPTED TO EsC,PE.
INK TxLtaRAPH 10 THE HERALD

TWO MEN ACCUSED OF ROBBERY SHOT AS THEY
ATTEMPTED TO Esc,PE.
INK TKLhaRAPH 10 THE HgRALD.1
NASHVILLE, Tcnp, August 20, 1873.
A special despatch from Princeton, KY, to ths
Nashville Anlerican says J. W. Riggs and
J. W. LuttreiL suspected Of the Rat
nHo robbery, were tried to day, but no
evidence was produced and they wore dismissoi
The charge against them OF carrying metal xnuckcs
wass sustained. While their trial for that
offence proceeding George RatIins OBJ
taissd conclusive proof that they were tho
mon who chioroformsd his wife aud did the robbery
A negro youth appeared. III tho court room, and
saying, "lbems they" pointing Riggs and Luttrel
Both broke 10 run, when Al Ratne shot Lutirc!
as he was gong out OF The door, and George and
William Ratlins shot Riggs, who died at tho loot o
tho Judges bsbch. Pubic opinion Is In favor OF tho
Ratlfes riggs haiied from Iowa aud Lu,lrcll
from Knoxville. Tcnp. Riggs requested to
his mare. which no rs suspected to have stolen
sold tho money applied To bis decent burial lilo
did his people to know Of hts death George
Ratne Is cashier Of the Princcton Bank.
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physicians. As soon ss the remains were placed -
the Morgus yesterday afternoon the ladies' vho
companied the body proceeded hold the post
mor,sm examination, and crowd collected ground
The building, Tho tenans bs.ng visible from the
street Health Inspector Cronin and two detsc iivca
arrived and placed the ladies under arrest but did uos
remove them from the Morgus, Tor alleged vsoss-
tion nf the Health Code. Justice Davis for
and discharged The ladies' o law had been
violated Inc funeral took place In the afternoon. 2
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
OIL PRODUCEbs' MEETING.
COMPLAINTS AGAINST THE POLICY OF THE
STANDARD or COMPANY.
[DY TaLEcnApH TO THE nEn.LD.l

INK TGLEonApH TO THE nEnALp.l
Or CfrY, Pa, August 90 ISIS
This evening tnoro n large meeting IN this city
OF the oil producers from all parts Of the region In
opposition to the Standard oil Company's system
Of railway rebates 1t took place In tho hall OF "rbe
Grand Army OF the Republic" aud was presided
over by George Bolton, president Of tho United
States ASSOCIATION OF Potrolsum Producers. assisted
by d. s. Criswol president OF tho OIL CITY Producers
Association, Limited. document OF a co-operativc
cnaracter Was distributed to those present 10 sign
and many signatures we're appended. Tho greatest
bitterness seems TO prevail tn regard to tho railway
rebates granted to the united pipe lines. aud one
member said the STANDARD OH Company could sell
petrosum apparent loss oi fifteen cents per bar.
rel and yet make nty coats Mon came 10 atteud TINS
meeting from Franklin, PetroIia ami other points.
Foowiug, a. IL does, the Bradford demon Of
Friday last, its sgnIncauce "a not doubtful
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
INDIAN DEPHEDArIoNs.

VIRGINIA CITY, M. T., August 20, 1878
The ranchmen rom whom tho Indians sole stock
tho Montana road, at Red Rock, 4 week ago, fol.
lowed them with party OF ciizens until II found
that they had joined larger party and were too
strong, when the pursuers returned 1t ia supposed
that The lndians are c0ngregatng Hcnry's Lake
Captain Egan, with one company Of the Second
cavalry. was expected TO reach Henrys Lake yester
day. small party OF soldiers are also in the
National Park, from Fort Ellis. Some OF them will
undoubtedly strike tho Indians a day or two
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
FLORILINE,

for the teeth and BREATH is the best liquid deutifrce
the world IL horoughy csAnsrs p.rtaily decayed teeth
from all parattcs living "an aleule leaving them
peariy white. mparting delightful fragrance to the
breath The FRAGRANT FLORILIsE Instantly all
odors arising from foul stomach tobacco Being
partly composed Of hoaey soda and extracts OF sweet
herbs ana plants Is perfectly harress aud delicious
sherry.
Prepared by HENRY c. GALLUP, No. 493 Oxford st. .
London, England, and rotailcd everywhere.
Price IS cents
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours In con-
parison with the corresponding date Of last year. 40
indicated by the ihermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building, No. 2Is Broadway
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FOR 1HE SICK CHILDREN.

Mr.. william II. Guion acknowledges the following
contributions from the fruit dealers, through Msssrs
Brown 4 scccomb, for their annual Sick Cbildrsu's
Exeurs,op, to be given to-day. on the 81. Jonn' q
Guild floating hospitsl:--
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The METEOROLOGICAL CONGRESS.

LONG DAYS SITTING ApDRxssEs FROM
Many NOTED sAvANTs.
INK cABLE TO TIE HERALD.
PARIS, August 26, 1878.
The international Meteorological Con-
gress held morning and afternoon sittings
to-day, which were presided over by Signor
Rangona Pere Denza. Papers were read by
Professor Zenger, of Prague, on 1.-THE APP
plicability OF Heliophotography to Storm
Predictions"
MANY INTERESTING ADDRKssGs
Drs. Hof,meyer and Conste read addresses
on ''rhe Barometric Gradients" A treatise
was read by Professor Rangona ON ''Fhe
Velocity of the Wind and It's Daily and
Yearly Averages !" by DR.. Hofmeyer on
s.Ths Wind and Water CurreAts; !" by Pre-
fessor Herbert on 'Local Storms !" by M.
Montigny, of Brussels, on ''Scintillation
and Weather Changes"
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DARfs CONTINENTAL uorEL,
3 Rue Cast sli0ne.

This splendid estsb shmeni. facing the Jardn dss Tut
erss has been furnished with the aud
fort. Pfneey apartments Tor families for single
travellers reading room, winter garden cace
lag billiard cafe. terrace with splendid
River SEINE spscsi ladies spaious halls gall
lercs tor iestvnies aad panqnets bathrooms every
or, elevators; carriages st hand sttenasncs
theAtres moderate charges; table d'hote uinnar IL
caue attendance In The spartments nrst kitcheA
and wines
Upeued since the 9th Of Juus. 1878
Entfanee. . Itls Castix onA- fasiA.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

+. Carroll Brewster, OF Philadelphia; j. II. Deve
reux, of Cleveland; MSjor Campoei, OF the British
Army, and Captain T. NJ shercy OF Louisville, are as
the Windsor General John H. Preston, OF South Car.
olina and Judge Sinclair, OF Hamilton, Canada, are
at the New York. Bishop Garrett, OF Texas, and
Msjor A. S. Nicholson, OF the United States Marine
Corps, arc nj the Everett Ex.Mayor Frederick o.
Prince, OF Boston, is ut the Clarendon. Surgeon
Charles T. Alexander, United States Army, Is ut the
Sturtevant General II. +. Patterson, OF Memphis II
at The Grand. General Cyrus Dussey, Of New Or.
leans, ana o. b. Mncham, United States Army. are
at the metropolitan. General Anson Stager, OF Chi
cago, and Lieutenant Thomas Perry, United Ststes
Navy are ut the Gilsey. Civil Engineer F. A. STRAIT
ton Uoitsd Statcs Navy, and Walton Dwight Of Wind
sor, N Y. are at tho st. Nicholas. DR.. John Swim
Durne, oi Albany, is at The st. Denis Dr. u. L. Hun
ttngton. United States Navy, Is at tho ST James
THERE Is NO RETURN OF AN ERUPTION BAN
ished with GLsNs's SULPHUR soar
Whcner the teeth are lost or trail,
Nenr half the cnarm OF life has fed;
And all this faces beauty's dead
Nomerry iau sh that's worth the name;
M lips to charm us with ~ song;
whoss moath ha. suffered ali this wrong.
Then hatcn. maiden. while you may.
,,As And none YOU, smile or song shall tauns
In the sun.hine Of Sozoposr.
ASK FOR soZODONr
If you den,iirice-a. you probably which viii
protect teeth from decay and render them So
zoposr with the professions which of al. others
called upon display teeth the most. to witt:
The musical attic It is especially attractive
with the fair sex, portion the unity make
point OF looking attractive Tho breath is rendered de-
ight.uy fragrant by sozoDoSr which Is ecr.auly do
sidsratam to persons OF hne tastes
A-A-A.-g. r. r.
DYsENTERY, DIARRHEA.
CHOLERA MoRBus
CURED AND PREvLNrED "o'N'
NEURALGIA.
DipHTHERIA
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING,
reevediu u few minutes
BY RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Looseness. dlsrlhGA cnoierA mor6us or painful dis
minutes by taking KadwAys Ready Relief con sestIon
or inhamnai,on no weakness or lassitude will follow
ACHES AND PAINS
For headache. whether sick or rheun atsu.
neys; pains around the liver pearsy. swelling Of ths
JOINTS pains In tho bowels heartburn pains
aud its continued for lew days effect
cure. Price 80 cents sold by drusEls,a
DR. RADwAYs REGULATING PILLS.
perfectly tsselcss elegantly coated, for the Of all
diseases, headache constipation indigestiun
dyspepsa biliou,nes billions fevcr or the
cera Warranted to enec positive Price .5 esais
per box. DR.. RADWAY Co. ~ wArensE
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BOWEL COMPLAINTS.

SORE THROAT. DIFFICULT BREATHING
relieved In u few minutes
BY kADMAY'S READY RELIEF
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
ASK FOR soZoDONr

DYSENTERY, DIARRIlEA.
CHOLERA MORBuS.
CURED AND PREVENTED -
BY RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
NEUEALGIA,
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A.-sELZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL WATIR. A. SrEfHANt n Co. - Now IT,, sole
The New York herald., 1878-08-27

BROWNS vERMIFUGE cONFIrs. OR WORN
Lozkscxs Pleasant to taxe; ehiidren like thom. tho
don't. 70 cents.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27

INTERNALLY AND INTERNALLY, BROWNS
HOUSEHOLD PASAcKA will rsiieys in tho aca,
bowels side; collie rheumatism aat cramps 25e
The New York herald., 1878-08-27

H. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURlNG COMPANY, 81
Maiden lane. the sole manufacturers OF gcnains
ASBESTOS PAINTS. RoorSG. STEAM PpE ana BoILgR Cow
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AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.
MKs. WINsLUW'S SOOTHING SYRUP for childrep
teetbag. dysenery ard diarrhea wind collie.
regulates the bowels. p CENTS A BOTTLE
The New York herald., 1878-08-27

THERE Is No RETURN OF AN ERUPTION BAN
ished with GLESss SULPHUR soar
The New York herald., 1878-08-27

Average temperature yesterday. 6S
year. IS
The New York herald., 1878-08-27

A.-RUPTURE--DR. AAR5HS TREATMENT ls
tho only safe aud reliable hernia ~ yesr. expo
renec: Only office. No. vesey ST., opposite ST. fauls
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A.-SELLEh BRUNNEN NATURAL SFAkkLING
MINERAL WATIR A. SfEfHANt n CO.. - Now st., sole
Importers
AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY
teetbing. dyseutory ard diarrha wind collie
regulates the bowels % CENTS BOTTLE
A.-RUPTURE-DR. AARsH's TREATMENT Is
Renee Only office. No. Vesey opposite ST. Paus
Church.
BROWNS vERMIFUGE COMFIrS. OR WORN
LozKscxs. Pleasant to taxe; ehildren like thom tho
worms doa't. - cents.
II. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
Maiden lane. are the sole manufacturers OF gen
ASBESTOS PAINTS, ROOFING. srkAn PRS and BoiLgR Cow
ERISCs. kc.
INTERNALLY AND INTERNALLY, BROWNS
HOUSEHOLD PASAcKA will rsiisys pain in tho snaca,
bowels or sie cures eec rheunstism aut cramps 25e.
PRINTING
OF ALI. KINDS
DONE CnE FOR CASH
Ar THE MsreOPOLIrAN
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
"a ANN 81.
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK PERFECIING PRESSES,
capable OF printing I4,Ooo cspies per hour
OF an eghtpags psper either six or eisht columns
ALSO ALL THE STEREOTYPE MACHINERY BE-
LofSisa fsIsn sMfsero' sIaosa
Address J. q. BENNETT.
New York Herald.
THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF THE
HERALD BUILDING ~ LET. SUITABLE FOK LAW.
sukrosLs APPLY IN THg COUNTING ROOM OF
THE HERALD.
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Wiener the teeth are lost or trail.
Nenr half the charm OF life has fed;
Our food Is hut Of small avail,
And all tbs faces beauty's dead.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27

OF ALL KINDS
DONE CnE,P FOX CASH
Ar THE Mer.OPOLIrAN
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
Ann
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THE hERALD OFFERS FOX SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK pERFEorISG PRESSES
Z I'''HHHa
EGlk(DkBk4..

EUROPE.
rI,iIE NEw YORK HERALD n ruE PRINfEMPs =
The hkaALDts 20 bs fonnd daily at THE u and Ma
"A fully rcques, tho honor OF visit from isdss an
scn,le%sa1 % VISITING sh. British T..seps' 20 is.ess.
Millinery, hss, , ana On ov.y ya,.y N Dfs specially
the cor.eet fashions fins seasons Tns ioo~iss
from =" Aners.n paper !, plss'Ins ,es,imsny 20 tue
duriag our .sourn In oadon last the warehouse
aa % tho ' ie' '' s in s Que
departments we're sble 10 apprecisss thu eauss
ss.sSii.Smsa "s many ssss" xs.sr. JAY s.s.ss.
sappiss Of Costume, aud Millinery direct from nsst
houses In Paris aud they more moIsrats
ufiees than ladies' ean procurs them on the Connsa We
to Ssrs v. sr. " .ars .ast
will be honestly aud iay.iy dealt With"
special Agents for Boaseis Black siixs 2s3 aus 2t1
2tD. 81 and 2a3 Regent at. Losdos. England
A sliLki's HOTEL. nESRIErrA sr, COvENf
sb.e Bedrosm. beautifully iuTni'asd and messs.se
siis,s ooms he, a's e"J bahs rooms 'n'Ans aud
RfciSaD MIcnELL Proprietor
RRisIoL HOrEL. LONDON, BURLINGTON GAR
tas.ion of London. t. aswiy ss.asi.hsi il The Con.
ta.n. s.yie aud furnished vim every posoc eoafor.
Propristor. H. EfssIE. ia,. o. a.Sr,ess' '"'
r. ShuxEYEr,
commi.,lon msrensul.
Hamburg. Germsny,
desires AZ les sua conssnmen.s in
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