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COMPLIMENTARY BANQUET TO PETERSBURG
ODD7F FELLOWS ws.-To-nlght a complimentary
banquet will be- rendered the Odd-Fellows
OF Petersburg (Monroe, No. s, and Appo-
mattoX, No. I16), by the lodges Of Richmond
and Manchester j Jefferson, No. a; Friend
ship; No.. 10; Henderson, No. 1O5; Roane,
No. 1870; Union, No.7; Fitzhugh, No. SO
Aurora, No. 1I6; Schiller, No. 139, and Stu
art, No. 141. The visitors from the Cock
ade city will arrive ein a Special train at
O'Clock. The Richmond members OF the
craft who are. to take part in the welcome
ceremonies will meet at Leyy's Hall at 6t
O'Clock this evening, and proceed to the
depot, where they will meet their visiting
friends. Headed by Kessnich's fine band,
the several lodges will parade the principal
streets Of the city, and then proceed to the
hall, where they will be formally welcomed
by the Hon. Edward Fl. Fitzhugh, P. G. r.
The banquet will follow, at which number
of interesting addresses are expected. ..
A number OF distinguished members OF
the order from Norfolk and other portions
of the State are expected to be in attend
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GOLD WATCHES from So up-half The price
charged clsewhere-at WrNSToCK'S.
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CORAL JEwELRY.
FINE WATCHES.

ls-Karat Gold Engagement and Wedding Rings,
Bridal Presents,
Silver GOodS-a great variety.
All kinds OF Hairy ork made to order.
Repairing Of Watches and Jcwclry 4 speciality.
Did gold and silver received in exchange.
~E.. G. GENNET,
917 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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: GRocERs AND CONVECTION ERs-Come and
price our stock Raisins, Currants, Prunes, Citron
Nuts. Mince-M Fruit Butter, Chocolate, Geatine,
and Fancy Groceries generally. T:.
JONES BRoTHERs & Ca,
No. 1011 Basin bank.
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TAKE AYERS PILLS for all the purposes OF
purgativc, for Constipation, Indigestion, Headache
and Liver Complaint. BY universal accord they
are the best OF all purgatives for family use.
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Pair elegant SOLITAIRE DIAMOND EARRINGS
1t great bargain at WINSToCK's."
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FOR ULCERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
of MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsH
are unexcelled. Fifty centsa bottle. .'
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DISCoLORED TEETH rendered beaatifully white
by the use of MEADE 4 BAKHR's SAPoNINE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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OUR COOKING WINE Is really good enough fo
table use. w. D. BLAIR & co.
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ny SILKS! Silks! SILKS!

BLACK SILKS in all qualities:
COLORED SILKS in all qualities:
BLACK and COLORED SATINS;
BLACK and COLORED SILK YELVETS;
BLACK and COLORED VELyETEENS, at
dc l7-7t LEVY BROiHERS.
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eHnpREE's BooRs and GAMES 81 ELLYso. 6
YASCEY's, HIP Main street 81 s A.:gs - .Iss
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Elegant DIAMOND RINGS at half the asunl price
at atW1NsTocK's. ia#: 3fta IL rg - .s'"If
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PORTFOLIOS, Wriling- Desks. md Work-Boxes,
| for sale by Hs .ELL1sos lANCsf'
| lll2 biain street.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

CHOICE DIAMONDS, in Earnings and Finger
Rings; ...
ONYX and DIAMOND
TURQUOISE and DIAMOND,
DIAMOND SHAwL-PINS.
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LIGHT EXPENSES enable US TO sell low. Can ana
Gee. F!..,.-.5 3,- JONES BROTHERS q Co.,
) No. 10ll Basin bank.
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8irIlnto,ld Dispatfl1.

car THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED eIRCU-
LATroN OF ALL THE OTHER DArLY NEWS
PAPERs OF THE CITY. i y.l1isz.:'fs2
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For BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE BAKEEs
CAnBoLIc MouTn-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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ISN Mn 1NItuhINos
They also offer

FINEST RuM..Scotch wb!skey, and apple brandy
w. ID. BLAIR IL Co.
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Messrs. Alfred r. Courtney, A. T. Burr,
and John g. Teller compose the committee
of invitation and arrangements, and will
doubtless see that their guests are made to
feel at home and have pleasant evening.
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sa-CENT STORE.

9a-CENT STORE.
I,HE 99-CENT STORE
is the place to buy
HOLIDAY GOODS
from the most complete line III town Of
FINE aud CHEAP VASES, TOILET-SETSs
LAVA FIGURE-BUSTS and SMOKING
STANDS; t.,.}tZ
FLOwER-POT FIGURES and FLOWER-POTs,
NICKLE, BRASS, and GLASS INKS from Csc. up;
CARD-STANDs, ,JEWELRY-BOXEs. .,..sl..rss
ALBUMs-for photograph aud autograph;
DOLLS, from 25c. to s1.9s;
DOLL PERAMBULAToRs. ....,.-,
LAMPS, CHINA and GLASSWARE, - ,g g.,,st
HAfk-BRusHEs from 25c. up. ~
COMBS from 7c., !
cLoTHEs-BRUsHES, 35c up. a
To close out our I'LL ~ Isl ~ iat.. ~ $40 !
PARIAE MARBLE GOODS,
have reduced the price OF those sold at 99c.i
apiece TO $1.25 pair, and those sold at $685. pair
70 Toe pair. - >.ti.y IL r rs y. :tsfst-tE
ihaye. also, a few pieces Of the GREEK SLAVE in
glass case, to be sod at $i.25;
Our large AoyING-EYED DOLL at 75c. is great
bargain. ,i4 ..EE.-ss sfE.t .s.Sta -&G7ts. i
Catalogues mailed free to any one sending 'ad-
Dress s'--f .it1 w A. sTEVENg. " I
ell sos Broad street
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

.cPIrRBs & WILLIAMS, 10 A, NJ. at 1912 Main
street stock Of drugs, paints, fancy articles,
81. showcases, st0re-Bxtures, &c ~', .''3'
ROBERT B. LYME. II M;, 1duciary sale OF good .sl
west OF Goochand Courthouse. .i'
E. r. COOK. lOH A. NJ. ut his store closing sale OF
valuable oil-palnliDss.
e. r. COOK, 1OkA. NJ, furniture, &c. >f
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Elegant s,ne GOLD VEST, OPERA, and GGABr'
cx,I yrs Mt tWIssTocK's. s.1r.ss.s
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INcIPIENT TARTAG AND sCURF removed bS
MEADE s BAKERS SAPoSISE DENTiFRicE.
Fifty cents q box. zt4 ts,i .z....z s'fEss
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!R THE SUPREME CoURg has adjourned until
the 9Th Of january, @
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TRY QUIZ soc. TEA and our 1Sc. Laguayra coffee.
W. D. BLAIR Co.
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Fine D1 14MosD STUDS 1ery ehespat =, ,s.,
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LEVY BROTHERS STORE
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE PLACE IN THE CITY.
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HFRENCH BRANDY.

Direct importation of JAMES HENNESSY and
DUBOIS FRERES BRANDY, In wood and glass.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by .-.,.i .
.--. --. r.. OSCAR CRAM,
de l1-2wEI .-.eE No. IA Governor street.
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LAGER BEER.
LAGER RRER. iase. cat.
EAGLE BREWERY, W.
Ea \ 4 GEORGE W. ROBINSON, PROPRIETOR,
,-coRNER HARRISON AND CLAY STREETS,
RICHMOND. VA, -It;s-.r

fba1;atsst imnroyeuer.ls, and rs now Offering she
hes, isLR IN ade iD itsse United States.
THE Beer has been thoroughly teste. and Is n.Gh3y
:recommcnded by prominent phssacians iorS iannny
use. :, . a. . m A. = ,,, 80,
BnEvEH r for SUPERIOR LAGER BEER, ALE,
and PORTER at the last Fair OF the Virginia AgEi-
cultural Society. - ~ ! - ssEtss4ts - Fl
STATE AssAYER AND CHEMISTS OFFIcE,l
- - sf,F 1fT5 RIeHMoED, November i, 1873: S,,
Z The LAGER BEER manufactured by Mr; Y. ", Nv I.
Robinson nc The Eagle Brewery, In this city, mas
been Chemically examined by me, tbs saMples tess-
Cd having been c0lecIed by myself ana Ionna raTs ss
FROM MtADULTERATfMG SUBSTANCES. ~ may ~ -
iIs purify. WILLIAM .TAYLOR,M q. DE-.
~ M 1,f fTs3rn 80 STATE Chemist
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sToNE-CAMEo R1sGs-very cheap-at Win
STOCKS. .--.--.
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LOTS OF GOODS FOR a. LITTLE MONEY.
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LECTURES.

r ECTURE.-Rev. WILLIAM G. STARR
/ 4 will lecture FRIDAY NIGHT, December 10th,
at Park-Place Methodist church, at hal-past z
o'clock.
Subject =" AMERICAN HUMOR."
Tickets, 25 cents-to be had ut the door.
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.WEATHER REPORT..

THURSDAY !. ...,,.DE -. DEcEMBER 10, 1875.
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W. D. BLAIR & Co.
LEVY BROTHERS
offer to-day large lot of
CLOAKs,
at
GREATLY-REDUcED PRICES.
Having bought out large stock, direct from the
manufacturer, ut 4 great sacrifice, they are cna-
bed to offer
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
They also offer
SILKS. SATISS, AND VELvETS,
at l1nprecedenedly low prices. 5Iuch can he gained
hy calling at LEVY BROTHERS aud making your
purchases.
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EVERYTHING SOLD REAL CHEAP.
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CuRISTMAS-lS74.

GRAND OPENING TO-DAY.
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BAHGA1Ns-TnE BEST YET OFFERED.

BE SURE TO SEE THE GRAND DISPLAY.
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| SATURDAY MATINEE-Future announcement.
| Prices as usual. Seats secured at box-offce and
| Johnston's 9lS Main street. dc 1855
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The regular weekly sofree will take place at Mo-
zart Hall THIS lThnrsdayl EVENING at 6h
o'clock. Admission only by membership or Invita-
ton cards., which must be presented at the door
Members can obtain Invitations cards on application
at WAITS music-store, No. 920 Main street.
ia 3-Th
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AMUSEMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

FRIDAY NIGHT, December 2
JANE EYRE.
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ID ICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.

Admission, SOC. Reserved seats, without extra
charge, At Wyatts, on and after Tuesday, December
18th, A. NJ. de l4-bt
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, August !, 1873.
The oodwood races continu ed to- day. and the
principal event OF the meeting, the Goodwood Cup,
was disposed OF. For this contest there seven
teen subscribers, OF which only three came to the
post Lord Ellesmere's Hampton, Duke of ST. Adams
Lord Cve and Count +. de LaGranges yermeuii (bred
ir Francc) were scratched and did not appear. The
starters were Mr.. +. Gretton's bay Reldng Pageant
Lord FaImouth's bay mare Lady Golighty and Mr..
Ernest Blascovr rs chestnut marc Kincsem
LATEST BETTING.
The betting lust before the was TO against
Pageant, the iavorits; to l against Lady Gohghlll
and 10 against Kincsem
THE RACE
Pageant made the running at the start, with Kinc-
close up and Lady Golghty Ia the rear These
positions were maintains until they arrived opposite
the grand stand, when kincsem c0larsd the leader,
much for Pageant, ana Kiucsem won by two lengths
Pageant second and Lady Goihghlly third
Summary.
TuK GooDwooD Cur. value 800 sovs., added 10 sub
scripon OF 20 sovs. EACH hall forfeit; three yaars
old 10 carry lO5 lbs four years, l22 lbs. hve, SIX
aud aged. l26 lbs. mares ana geldings allowed lbs
pure Barbs. Turkish or Arabian horses allowed ~
lbs horses foaed In America or British colonies AL
lowed lbs. horses winch have never won above The
value OF 90 sovs received 100 sovs including their
own stake us second horse Ia any country, allowed
weight IL these proportions-three years old lbs.
four years, lbs. five years IA lbs; six und aged 81
lbs. Tho winner OF tho Derby or Oaks at EPSON,
Doncaser ST. Leger, Paris Grand Prx, Ascot, Good
wood, Jockey Grub or Doncaster Cups, or the Alex
andra Plate, Ascot within IN interval OF two years.
both Goodwood Cup days included, TO carry lbs
extra OF two OF the above stakes and prizes,
10 bs extra two ni les and hall ~ subscribcrsL
Mr. Ernest Blascovitz's Gu. m. Kincsem. 4 yeara
by Cambuscan, out OF Water Nympn, lls los. -.
(Madaen) I
Ar. +. Grst,oD's B.. g. Pageant, aged. BY Eaad.
Lord Falmouth's b. H. Lady Golightly. years, BY
King Tom, out OF Lady Coventry, lls lbs. 1890.
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CUBA.
BANQUET IN HONOR or MARrISxz-cAMPos--
A DESTRUCTIVE GALE.

BANQUET IN HONOR or MARTISKz-cAMPos--
A DESTRUCTIVE GALE.
HAVANA, August I, 1878.
Tho Provincial Cuban Committee, composed OF
prominent Cubans, gave grand banquet last might
at the Tacon Theatre In honor Of General Martinez.
Cainpos and In celebration OF peace. Two hundred
and nity covers were laid Several prom Cuban
cx-cbeis wore present. Captain General Mart insz
Campos presided lie was accompanied by the high
est government officers. There was much enthusiasm
At the banquet ana great fratornal feeling between
Cubans and Spaniards was manifested Cuban
lawyer namco Llorente, addressed General Nnrtincz
Campos, IN the OF tho Cubans III terms OF praise
for his success IN bringing about peace Tho Captain
General, In response, said mat all tue promised re-
forms would come. IL was impossible TO do all at
oucs. Patience was necessary. Time Will be re-
quired to show the benefits acquired. The theatre
presented beautiful appearance, The decorations
symbolizing peace and fraternity. ball, which
lasted all night followed the banquet
On the night OF the 30tb Of July hosvy northeast
storm prevailed Batabapo In the south part
Of the Island Sino vessels arc reported lost aud
ashore. These are undoubtedly coasters Tue
steamer CITY OF New YORK Captain Dezgen, from Now
York July ~, reached bere this afternoon.
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PAY INSPECTOR SPALDING.
TESTIMONY NOMINATING HIM FROM CON-
PLicITY IN THE pI: SKY FRAUDS.
[BY I'll LEoRAPH TO TnR HtB,Lp.1


PLicITY IN THE Pr SEY FRAUDS.
[BY I'll LEoRAPH TO TnK HtBiLD.1
SAN FRANCISCO. August l, 1873
An exciting case. the Uned States against William
b. Carr growing Of the notorious P,nney trsnsac.
tlous while ne Chief Clerk Of the Navy Pay oflce,
and obtained from the bank 81, 00o, 900, has
trial she Unitsd States Circuit Court Tor low days
past residing IN tho acquittsi vi Carr yesterday.
The chief feature Of the trial the incidental
unlocked Tor vindicaiion OF Rufus spalding, pay
inspector At the time whom Pinncy used ular navy
certincAtes coilatorsis Tor money obtained IRON
banks. In his testimony. corroboratcd by others,
Pibney complstey established The Innocence
OF Spsulding IA connsction with the transac-
zion. Two years ago secretary Robeson or.
dered q court MARTIAL which sat forty Jays hore,
and Its finding Spaldng, alter nineteen years SER
vice, was dsmissed IN disgrace. The banks obtshed
this srinnaiion OF tho pay inspector With WOW to
recovering IRON tho government their losses, as
Spading was It's legitimate servant Pinney testified
yesterday, IN tho case OF the Clay Street Savings
Bank, that It's prssdcnt, Willard H. Burr, knew that
navy certificates we're irregular aud given 10 d.
csive the bank finance committee. While President
Burr was paid i've per cent commission for neeo-
tatiDg loans, puttng IN his pocket 81 900, ana the
bank lost by the Transaction $2l3 900. 0,her banks
lost $3.50. 900, OF which the Masonic alone loses
3224.U0O. spaIding will ask tho Secretary OF tho
Navy . new trial, with Wow TO his v,ndicalon
sad the rsstoration OF hts commission
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THE CHINESE EMBASSY.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE II RAID. !

SAN Francisco, Argus, 1, 1873
The Chinese Embassy will leave hero on Saturday,
changing nothing Of the route indicated In my prev
ious telegram. II Is proposed TO telegraph to tho
mayors Of the chief ciles through which they will
pass asking that thcy show them such oourtesiss
may DO benttng the representatives OF n friendly
nation passing through tho country, to redeem 10
measure tho Official neglect VI San Francisco.
rho railroad agent In charge doubts " they would
stop any who're route except at Niagara 1hey are
all anxious to get TO Hartford A. no public asten.
lions have been shown them they have not provoked
any opposition. They have used carriages wherever
they went An enterprising theatrical manager con-
tenn lated inviting them to special matinee, but
California got ahead. Misunderstanding the surnc-
tons Of "DiDomacy," with Montague and Maude
Granger, the Embassy did not draw, aud the manager
abandoned the matinee under the impression that The
popular PREJUDICE sganst them was TOO great
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CANADIAN BOUNDARY COMMISSION.
[BY rRLEonAPH TO THE HERALD.1

OTTAWA, Ont, August 1. 1873
The commission. which is composed OF Sir Edward
Thornton, SIR Francis Hincks and Chief Justice Har-
rison, settle the boundary question between the
Dominion and the Province OF Ontario, met here to-
day. The Dominion claim that u msrid,anaI line
drawn due north from the junction OF the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers forms the western and lands at the
height OF the northern watershed OF the NJ. Law
renee the northern boundary OF Ontario. The gov.
eminent OF Ontario contend that the western limit 10
tho crest OF the Rocky Mountains, that the north
westerly limit limo lies north Of the Sssk
wan, aud the northeastern In the vicinity OF Hudson
Bay. The claim OF Ontario rests upon the supposed
title Of France 70 that country s nrst discovsfe
No business was transacted to-day account OF the
absence OF Sir Francis Hineks and the session wss
poafoona I'D III To- maranw-
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THE ECLIPSE.
10y TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
DksvER Col, August l, 1873
It is not likely from present appearances that any
formal convention Of the astronomers will take place.
at least Tor the present Professors Draper Watson,
Lockycr, Morton and others have gone to Colorado
Springs on y pleasure trip Professors Loder AID
lanyard have started for Europe, and many more
are on their way East.
VIEWS OF PROFESSOR XEwcoAB.
The only man OF prom nsnco In to-day 10 Pro-
fossor Newcomb Of the government expedition, and
he leaves this evening Tor Washington. His observa
tons were made at Separation. Wyoming Territory.
In conversation with your correspondent today he
expressed views OF tho late eclipse differing
from those advanced by Lockyer and others. lie
does not regard the recent observations . having
eeciuaiy settled the question Of tho coronas con-
siructon. They only prove, no states, that
during the present observations tho corona
was In q different condition from that on the
occasion OF previous total eeIipses. During
the totally no particularly watched Tor the appear
ancs Of nra Mercuriai planet that would account
for the deviations IN the motions OF Mercury. To
prevent his eyes being dazzed In the search ny the
light OF the corona no put up screen foot IN dame
ter the top OF mast and stood that tho IN oon
corona wero hidden behind it, For twenty mln-
before totality he remained IN the
dark room m order that ms eyes might be properly
light exactly equal stretching out on tnch SIDE. lie
traced them ABOUT SIX degrees. rney formed, he
thinks, the base Of the zodiac light Apparently
they wcre very near the ecnptic.
Professor Newcomb comedies In tho beliof that tho
eclipse devoored many new ana INTERESTING points
founded previous theories or esta biishing any
strongly based new ones
SEARCH VULCAN.
have Just received a despatcu from Professor
Holden, oil the United States Naval OBJ ervatory who
viewed the ecpso from Central CITY, cal, $500 feet
above tho level During totally he searched Tor
Vulcan, but owing to tho brightness OF the corona
his efforts were not successful rBo most important
results statos vera thosc obtained by Professor
Hastings, VINO used tho polsriscopes. His oh serva-
lions proved that Tho plano Of polarization per-
pondicuar 10 tho suns radius tue point Kan nod
The despatch concludes:-
"rbe novel ana unexpected fact was shown by tho
OF these methods that tho po.arizAtion OF tho
corona was exceedingly strong ncrr tho suns limb
ana relatively weak far from IT, Tho ply steal inter
probation OF THIS discovery is dificut and will BE-
hereafter considered. AZ The st. Louis Convention
the entire subject will b, fully discussed"
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MONTKESSOR ARRESTED.

A despatch was received At the Central once yes.
terday from Detective Dunn stating that Wifrsd
Montressor, alias Lord Osivy, had been arrested BY
Detective Orr OF the Canadian police, at Colburg.
upon a reQuisiton OF tho Boston authorities, there
being several Indictments Tor swhdlng found against
him in that city. The prisoner decided TO waive
Iormalities and taken to Suspension Bridge and
given into the custody Of Detective Dunn, by whom
he was conveyed to Boston 10 answer the charger
preferred against htm
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FREIGHT RATES.

SAN FRANCISCO, August !. 1873.
Freight Agent Stubs. OF tho Central Pacific, says
in regard Tho Increase Of the freight rates that the
has been caused BY tho action OF merchants
sending valuable fabrics under the cheap schedule
OF cotton goods but that the railroads will mike
sonabls offers OF transportation to merchants who
will agree all their goods by rail Tor tweivs
months.
Mr. T.. p viuing, General Freight Agent OF the Union
Pacin will arrive hero on MONDAY, when consulta.
tion will be held the subject OF tariffs
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THREE CASES AND ONE DEATH IN cINcIS-
MATT.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CINCINNATI, August !, 1873.
There vas death from yellow fever in this city to-
day and another reported at the hos
pita, making three that have thus far
been brought TO notice Silas Banks, =
colored man. residing at No 81 East Front street, and
who came from New Orleans a week agc, was
taken TO the hospital Tuesday evening with the lever
and died to-day. stephen Hook, iaborer, recently
mission TO the hospital ana waS admitted having ell
tho symptoms OF the disease. Mr. limos, the New
Orleans cotton broker, who was taken thcrs from
tho Grand Hotel on Monday night with tho
malady, Is In very critical condition. though his
pEyscaps do yet despair Of MS recovery. There
Is excitement In the city over the threatened
visitation OF tins ,nalady, but tho newspapers and
physicians are earnest IN their efforts 10 ailay the
fears Of the people, insisting that cannot become
epidemic In this latitude.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-02
GREENBACKERs TRIUMPHANT.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, August I, 1873
In the county election to-day tho national green.
back party elected their entire ticket OF thirteen
didatcs by majoritics ranging from 1000 to 5000:
polling abou, 10 600 votes
1.-THE Fiith wara polls an ARRAY occurred In which
Councilman Dick DouRherty, IL white national, shot
killed Joseph Day. coOrad denocrat. The quarrel
originated about pohtics. Day fired NJ but missed
Dougherty, who then sno Day through tho body, and
from tho effects OF the wound he died 10 twenty
minutes. DouRhcrty wus arrested.