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THE PLANET DULCIN.
Prof Loekyer believes In IL. Existence and
that Prof Watson saw IL.

WASHINGTON, Aug 9.-The Washington
Post OF to-day contains a report of a conversa-
tioh between one 81 its reporters and Prof.
Lockyer. the English snvant. who is on visit
TO this city. The Professor speaking of the
late eclipse, said that he did not have the pleas
ure Of seeing Vulcan. that he did not look for ii
but that he believed in L. Verriers prophecy
that 1t would be found at some time. He was
fortunate enough TO be at the next station TO
Prof. Watson. He had met him at Raw
Inns, and was familiar with the process Of
his search. When they returned ~ Raw
Inns Prof. Watson showed the position Of
the new body marked twice over for
right ascension and decinntion in tho
paper circles which he had substituted for
the ordinary circles OF his telescope We
may" Prof. Lockycr said. " rely upon Wat
sons statement that it il not a comet. aud II is
certainly not q star. Therefore II must be "A
planet and. from its position. an intra- mrr-
curial one. There WAS, you know, only four
minutes to work in, hut the skill and careful
observing. Of Prof Watson were equal to the
oceasiOn.'
" Was Prof. Watson enabled 10 get enough
lata to Ia" OF service 10 him in trying To- find
VULCAN again r
think ~. and II tho new satellite is found
~ be- in any ~ the orbits computed by Lc Yer
ricr. there Will be no trouble Tho time Of It's
transit across the sun and the period of it,
greatest rlougation from the sun can be pre-
dcted. II il Is seen in transit. It's orbit can be-
determined with greater precision than over.
Its size can he measured and its distance from
the sun ascortained.'
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THE YACH1s1EN Ar NEW LONDON
festponins &c Giz and Dircy Race.-A Gut
ter Race " oa by the Fsam.

PFcuor HOUSE. NEW LONDON, Aug o
The New York Yacht Club squadron lay quietly
at anchor ali day. with awnings up, receiving
Gnd payng visits and going through the usual
routine a. tclrernphed from the flagship in
regular man oi-war style. A glorious south
wcstcr blew all day and kicked up such n sea
as 10 render necessary postponement Of the
gg and dingy races. Not to spoil the fun. how
ever Commodore Smith If the Estclle accepted
Ia" challenge OF tie Foam for "a race To be pull
I'd in cutters. with pnir-oarcd sweeps and
"oxswains, for purses for the winning crew
over mile course. Tho Foam's cutter caught
the water frat. but the Fs,e.ie caught VI quick
ly and made hrrrst rncc for some distance
Then III" Foam shot ahead u length and clenr
water Al the half milo the Foam took tho Es-
tcllr- water. The rONSwain IL the latter in
stead OF fouling her aud thus winning NJ he
could Fave don" with ease. shrrrrd niI and kept
squirting IN u vain az; 'mIt 20 srnd his bow tin
ahead. The Foam cutter however. failed To IN
or, aee her lead and won 10y a length
~ l.. NJ tremendous thunder storm set in
and the rain came down in sheets sending
every one below in hurry. There were some
narrow escapes from fouling. aud there was
lively work for while IN letting 40 double an
chors paying out cnll"s. AMI making things
snug generally. There was TO have boon a
grand reception on honrd Commodore kanr's
yacht Restless tonight, but the rain caused
nearly everybody 10 keep at home.
The programme IL to snl for Newport to-
morrow morning. htsp. ~ II IL clearing M
wth prospect OF u gUr4 hroc1" from I'll O. north
west tomorrow. The stars are coming ,ut
ana thu vessels OF tn" squadron are be- M bril-
hHnty Illuminated with fireworks.
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AMERTCfy OfRsMFN
The Crew. that are 10 Row In the National
Regatta at Newark.

The following crews will take part in tho
national regatta ut Newark. y. j., which will
take plncc Aug 20 and u:
New York New York Athletic club Now York. Mn.
iai N9si CUB hhanv .Gramf rcy Boat cub, New Yort .
rcck kiu. Watkins hoa; cluh Watkins Arlington Row
ius Association Br"kiNn Olyinric Hoat club AnaUy.
S3nseyirs ,koNiH tiuh. sau-,,u,s, WNcri,S Boat
sew Jcrs'.y-Inreka Boat ciub Newark. Triton poot
club Newark vNiua Hott club NcWark. Hudson Boat
Cluh Jersey city iiack,n.ack Athletic club flackcn
rsgn.ylsan,'r 2gaAeg ciiy roat cub, rhadele,1
nj ladcithii. Cresccnt Eo,t Ciuh. rhN4d'ipha
Ncgan n nst boat ',ae nc,rG irc' Boat clnh.
EhoJg isag!-rsYiuck,. n.at Cub. rswtuckct
vsrcnce Boa, cub sew orcsns
iiriima-Fn,a6cfh Boat ,idb rart.@"utS '''''"
District Of Culnnil Potomac Boat club Washington
sinsics 1cr.or' -rotoinTc aoat clu6. Washington y
c. C. RchaaH NoIr Ng,er,l RRa, Cu1 New lark
pani,i Lynch Nising Boat Clnh Newark. NJ, Fred
kcator; Euvkh Baai clan Ncwnrs. y j. Prank camp
Resi tae Sew "rcap IA o .y t FS' Bat at
Double. Hope Boa' Cinh New Orleans L.. Jas
oD"nn-n AMI = Powers. Neerr Boat club rnIildei
tia6 fhiiatehh'a, "a. . l. iidicW'ii aud Il iia
ncy and Conioh On ,kcr Cii, ro,, ,inN f6iai'i,ha
IA Adams and sam Gofuiey inl .on Boat club Jcr
noat Viih Albany, y, Cha> finenbnnS and Wm :
Pair oar. New York Athletic club, New YORK city l. :
Mack and = NcCrcdy quaker cii, holt club Phla.
iaa B@ii Gut. Xsany ~ ch". RaseT a1I iles ~
& s Hfi,es zeph,r bot' Jn6. nei,@, Mich PAIN,
ct Il Frank Z lioinc. PHO, Boa club. Grant Haven
s"Ssk W NV e. gNI' are S AS clsh S S,v ' on
IssS. %pone vac t3ssf Boa, S p Ssw
Mn I'm sxaseY Conn Julien kgnnsd, yramgrcy boat
New YORK. CITY ! Nccarincy. highland lloa, Cial
sew rssS Mam ps Rss, C C@
sew Orleans John finpaincs Ncw YORK Atheuc cub
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TIE TENS BORDER R.iIDs.
KeiteratinE the In'trueiion. to Gen. Ord TO
Invade NJ exiean Soil.

WASHINGTON Aug. 9.-Thc Cabinet was to-
day again considering our relations with Mex
leo. and large part Of the council WIS drvoted
to u discussion OF that topic. The de facto Soc
rotary Of War has received telcgra..s ..om
Gen. Ord. asking what action he should
take in case United States troops. in fol-
lowing fresh trail after q raid has been
made from the Mexican side Of the river. should
meet with opposition from Mexican troops
This question, with the general aspect OF affairs
on the Rio Grande. as reported 10 the
War Department. was subject Of earnest
attention. IL WA decided that thor. WINS
no renson whatever why former orders To
the American forces should not lac carried out
and To this end the de tilctn President directed
the lie iartn Secretary of War Ia send telegram
to Gen. Ord reiturnting in substance the exist
ing orders 81 IN" War Department with refer
encc 10 this question Of American interests on
tho Rio Grnndc and the prompt pursuit and
pun shmcnt Of ralding parties. After the adj
journment 81 the Cabinet. Secretary McCrary
and Gen. sherman were In consultation with
reference 10 instructions To- bc sent to Gen. Ord
in aorordanro with the determination Of the
Cabinet to-day and u telegram will he sent To
TINT oili""r without delay. advising him Of the
intention Of this Government 10 demand that
onragcs upon it's citizens shall cease. aud in
-truting him tO carry out the provisions 81
present orders 10 follow and punish raiding
parties.
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Congressman Blackburn Of Kentucky on the
Pos'Ihintiss OF the Campaign.

WASHINGTON, Aug 9.-The star this cvcn-
ing publishes an interview with Representative
Blackburn Chairman Of the Democratic Con-
grcssionAl Campaign Committee. Mr. Black
burn reports his committee organized and
at work. Iis attaches great importance to
tho lall elections. in tho effect that they
viii have upon the Presidential election
AMI is reported IA saying: The coming
election win be the first instance Of II great
pitched battle along the diminishing lines II we
lose, our ef'at in the fight for It President will
follow" Mr.. Blackburn said the National party
would be- potent IN tor in the elections, Their
principles have become popular and their
-troneth will extend; hut rs II general thing
'h"Y will not bother us. He added: Their
movement il also assuming Il communistir
phase wherever IL il strongest. That Is the
-urrst way ~ killing il. The sending Of Konr-
noy Fast ns their apostle will also hurt them.
In the rawlings OF this fanntir the people will sec
he dangerous procllVitlrs Of the party. In
Kentucky their header u BHnton Duncan, who
never did u stroke Of work in his llfo. Their
final destiny VIII be-. after creating disturb
ance. 10 disappear"
Tho interview concluded with the assertion
of Mr.. Blackburn That there had been no in
stance IN the politics Ot this cuuntry when u
party had gained control Ol both Houses of Con-
gross that IT did not nlect IN" next President
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TIE HErSER ONrRAGE
District Attorney Clearwater Taking steps
to Get at the Facts.

PouGHKEErstE, Aug. O.. The case Of Miss
Louisa Heuscr. the victim of the alleged Milton
outrage. has assumed new phase. District
Attorney Clearwater says that 40 FAR in the ease
hc has not been consulted by either Miss Hcu-
ser or any VI her lawyers anil friends that they
have had no communication with him directly
or Indirectly Gcorgc W lIashrouck brother
in law ~ the young lady's SISTER, has been NJ iss
llcus"rs counsel. llo says that tho arrest OF
DR.. nillnr was without his knowledge or con
sent; that he know nothing about 1t until called
upOn 10y his brother. Or. Hashrouck. 10 attend
tho examination before the Justice at Milton.
The District Attorney says that since the cN-
animation az Milton no one hrs written or con-
suited with him ON behalf Of the young lady
Notwithstundn q %, tact. he has been taking
steps on his own account to ferret ont
the truth. and that no is still busy
working M the case. He said that
thrro wcrc two tncts that had seemed
thus far to have entirely ESCAPED tho attention
uf the press nnd th" public. What thrs" in
were De- declined a. state. He also declined to-
say whrtlcro or not be- hnd dctrotivcs IN his cni-
Nov H. VS. ir." how 'ver. Ina expressing h -
p'. of ronrhlng TIA" tru' facts.
!. sand a. h.d form Il an opinion o. his own
in the, ras' but t"t 80 VAS net inr the public
VNir'w'lv r'iu ttnt tn believe that VI 50 Hcus"r
hers W W.lt 90" author ~ her own W sinrtuuc.
Ill., Gid not care to spy whether or not Dr.. MIL
iur would h' proceeded against before TIE
Grand jury. Tie W. cIpotei to any further
arrests unless IN" evidence WIS conc usivr
one morning. while t,lc ease was fresh in the
minds of thrroop.r a reporter met district At
turn"y ClrarwWcrun the Mary Powell. In con-
ycrsation aoou, the case Nj. Clearwater said
thut Though he lad received one or two anony-
nous letters about She AMIR. hr should not do
anything until things assumed some definite
h s one ~ thc x,, Iis , upon tre t
urged him to 20 To- Mutton, md to I've sure To- 20
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4 RITUILIST'S TICTORr.
The Rev. Mr.. Mack onoshie's succe..fuI Ap-
penI TO the Queen. ncnch.

LONDON. Aug. 9.-Thc Rev. Mr.. Mackono-
chic. incumbent Of 81. Adams. Holborn. having
been suspended from his clerical functions FOR
three years by sentence OF Lord Penlance
Dean Of the Arches. Tor contempt OF court. in
refusing 10 obey decree prohibiting his ritual
ist,c practices. appealed his case from the Court
of Arches 10 the High Court of Justice The
appeal WIS heard this week in the Queens
Bench Division Il the High Court OF Justice
and the decision was rendered yesterday in
fnVor Of the appellant The court issued
writ of prohibition ted against the sem
tence OF suspension passed by the Court of
Arches. The Lord Chief Justice Sir AleNnn-
der Cockburn. delivered the opinion. Mr.. Jus
tce MclIor concurrlng. and Mr.. Justice Lusk
dissenting. The Times. commenting on the
judgment OF the Court says:
much more important 'ss1e tnan the en'or cment Of
majority II m, cour, OF Qu,'n'. RcNeh have =, publ
4tn llinsi H.. oi aw ,Ahl,ei nv lgdsmcuts ~ ne
.tanuaiv ignored the lcga authority 81 fhii hivi ap.
upon Nr Ssckonocnic masi.cs Mat Lord fcnSsnes ens
mistaken as to the powers Of his once AID ihat tie
fs.Te"si'y sT III. m,its nix e dsc ,"i' reI ",
GS5 hat i ne y" Lord cs,.i 5u.e. .i" bound nd
t. iunv MY cnni"ndhe that ~a. ihr judicial dntN o
hibinon no act. and Il 1t seemed rish t. re-
court VI tce In,k lroi .tcd asn,nst he d@i.ar,n.
blow which the decision ii the two other Judges strikes
language Il mus, indccd bc regarded a, ,,ry .crious
.'Ion>ihit mar has been incurred in the rejection by
he Vne. Bench division OF Tie authority "i uir ud-
ments Of the Judicial Committee ct the rn,, Council
snch a. that oI which the queens Bench las nov 10
~ ned The enforcement has been distinctly an med hy
rnk aud au,hontr Arc W To understand that singh
A,ar he iam a, ssued by tribunal ct ui'pe ndent
uildicuon mihrr" smoy ~ universal rstp'c Tor ihc
Lord rhci Justice at l.a. i prepared 10 90 T. .iu
h.rt OF At woHid be- he anrm' dcrelicaon ol Judicial
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IN THE INTEREST or HaRMONY.
The Committee OF the National Party Seeking
the Causes Of Enlargement.

John C.. DAILY, B. II Wright, and A. F.
Ransom. the members Of the committee APP
pointed by the Syracuse Convention To- unite the
National party in this city. spent yesterday in
making personal and unofficial inquiries con-
cerning tho several branches Of tho party.
Their official work will begin about the middle
Of next week, when the other members Of the
committee VIII be in the city.
Messrs. Wright. Ransom and DAILY We're con
tldent that the committee will succeed in work
ing ont u the several branches of The party in
this city strong. harmonious organization. II
IL probable that during me committees stay IN
this city u meeting ol the State Committee of
the partv may hc hcl
The Nationals Of ia" seventh Assembly Dis
trid held mass meeting last evening az II West
Fourth street. II WLs largely attended and MAS
addressed by many speakers.
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nor NEITHER AGAIN.
Hut no Apprehension Of Another Heated
Wave Coming from the West.

The officers Of the Signal Service station,
in this city attribute the intense heat Of the last
Few days to the humidity of the atmosphere
This. they say. has caused the great fall OF rain
NJ latr. II prevents the heat that the sun pours
into the parchcd earth from escaping after
nrhtfall. After the sun rises again. thc air is
made dry and hot both by direct and reflected
heat.
There is no reason to predict n recurrence Of
the heat wave. at lee - from the West. The
greatest heat in that section yesterday was IN
ST. Louis, whore the Thermometer indicated
92. In tho South the range was highest in
Nicksburg Miss. whore N' WIS reached.
Al the Signal Service station Yesterday the
thermometer varied a. follows: 7 A. NJ. 72e : T.
10 IL NJ. SO : II. W.. as ). Sc and o. 80e
The maximum was 81 the minimum go.
Robert Prior Of l26th street was sunstruck at
Fourth avenue and Twelfth street yesterday
and fell from his wagon.
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FnfnAy Au,, . kf.,rr. 49,, Nt.,r. ,rt, ,,,,,
tf.l .l,.t.ii i,'i n ... d. a. il. '' w. w. w. E u"
AGAIN a cool ha.iir... I'r rxr,, nj ,. ~
nj, i,ui0d H.. n.,,r Ky M ~ I'' ~ H.
az ,ir. stat and Nre,rrn SIM. ttirr ~ -, wy
VA .,.t. "a ms t g.. s,.'.. 49,, 'Q' ~
81 al. H. XIX ,u, N<X h w. w 81 '' SO w.,
Stfrt. 81 rtasi ~ SO Nx rna TX AZ gee y" Mn XIX.
u..,.f. n,t.uts STA. - ,. al, sIu.5,t.. " J.
"a 81, Somth,4n bnlcri AMI fi.n IS Dr. n.. ~ s'a ~
southern siNr,tn. r.tfn. Sd tls,r & III ,,,, ,,.r
stern a. .Esxl $50 H.nrivvlur eitn.S, d.,
nour 81 -iS y.gl Wheat f,,,I IA tsl- 7, ,,,, ~
nh al .,sin " WIZ wv
Zorro. spots anict irrc-a~ low rra.i,. nuI .uifs
bfsfsr. i,fyi rtfln. l.v,r. ..id uIrui. INU
I.yT bil Tuinr, ...n 4 1 Dot,t c,.in al If ...
H. Autu. II 'G tof \ ntsn,nrr N l.. i..r Otto..
A. t4r t,r N,v,u..r II H. fnr D.r,,,tv., II ~. ,aT
January II ne iSr f,urnary and iiaic tor an,tb
Sale. ~ 5tJ bales
Psnvisu,. rort WINS st,adicr with n r,ni,,i,e bus
mes IN liz. mot et sii siGu, nnG 49, r. 'rli,'rv
so bb.- AZ stu ,,sssit .ft tor s,rtu. a,r st 10,
Tor Oc'ocr Brct uuif pscfI am I1iih,. rrrr .oti
at 42i 20 Bacon ,i, ami r.t,tn,i ttf ,r.i. ,.h,r
totlug upward iut o,, La .f., it,r "a. ,i1tn III
moderate sAle- 40 tcs ou tir sn,, Al e., 49, * VI ar
prime civ npI Wrsi.tu s.I d Cd No. .r t,g
Nv AZ 81 ai .eg 81, n,r - i,r,i ,nt ~ w. efe
Uc.lr.t IN, .-.,d i,,.,. ~ ,ig. IN .,t. an,,..
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I,Iri,.

hI.lSS-Aus =, Mr. Miri,nna Bhs,. widow OF joel
Kis. axe 81 icars
fr'mls nj She auiN ar" invited % attend the ninrrl
from tr ri vn,c ui her lister ~ NA st. sunday.
AM ~. at2f "
HWOWNSON At south Ga stcr nlv. l. ! Iu., bale -.
youngest child ~ tdwari s. aud MARY VI brow nso ~
asel year .ii % lno.ii4-
Relatives and irivi, in,ttci TO attrnl the funeral
from The r,Iicn'" ~ her parents ON sunuaN Aug ~.
The trains lenye Fatiush ~. Brookl,i r'n 10 4 " .
ana Long lsani cav 1t NJ; returning afI 10 T.. u,
kNuN ON FRIDAY Aux .. Mary H.. daughter Of An
drew Knox
The luneral services viii Dee hed ~ the la7h United
PrrsA Wrlan church ou sabbath. Auc ~ 10 O'Clock
4 kr.ttNt- und friends ui the family ar, invited
THOMPSON x. ~ nc r. sid nee oi her parents
- lacInc Il. Juha \. be loved France. = Thnint
s'n. ami "'ci daushicr w Patrick AMI Anne Murphy
aged - years.
fu,la. and relatives are invited to attend the zane raj
uu SUNDAY. Aug n
WALLACE ON NodntsGay Aus 7. John Wallace IN
thr 4StI wear oi his nge
Funeral IN SUNDAY Aug II. at3P NJ n,rn his lato
esidchc', AZ smIth Il Bro. ~, 20
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Live stock Market

NEw, York. Friday. Aug 9.-Reccipts Of
b' tcs dl wtto :, cor ios, Ur 9.2ii mead making
total n 5.Sij -mce NoniHN against $50 tn same
TIM" last wees Their change the better in
ENA cAue, and inicrior md common natives duh
~ about former prices for good and prime native steers
there wa-R hrmcr iechng and fraction advance. Tho
IpNa-. suit
Wa GtsS' &C. v NJ t,r,,, % d b. aud Tor natives 81
titc to dles- AJtt1 ms About 81 native secrs werd
Ik'h tor export AZ ia5'sc v p 10 dress - hs
Erct tpts " sheep anal lambs 32b head. making
Total ~ 1870 since Monday. ngtinst l-NL
uulo las week Not much change ~ prices. but
feeling. AMI iu Close Shecptangr roul - &C. 10 is,c
e y; lambs from a. Ia g. = N
Receipts ~ hoes - ear loads 2Gii hcud maxi
iHg total u Ia h1 ~iuc Muudav aftiusf 10 Tor the
same time last week. No ssilcs live weight
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Asior-Robert Knight British vicc-Consul at
Cincinnati r-.oorf-col frcdertk Cumberland of GOV.
ernor General Durrr-'s stan oseRu-ES Congrc ssnan
T. G Ingcrsoll IT Illinois Fih dtsns--Gen Philip 81
hcuye torkc. L = A. Con-rcssman JOSS pa Inrgens.n
Of Nirvnis aud G. De hdt 81 the swedish Lesation
Oh ~ Hublcy Ashton OF Washington Mfnot-Sttn-
Thomas waller of Now Iridou 81 Dsafs-kN Con.
grrssm1n W PHO o Missouri - Nth,,.-E y Con.
grcssneu John AVcrilioi Minnie & H. Ma, Duf.ll
VI Auburn, v Y. and " 7 CLARK NJ reNaS
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A Victory for Woman su9-asl.s..

CoscoRD. Y. H.. Aug. "a bill allowing
in school meetings nasscd the Ilouss Of
Representatives yesterday having previously passed
the Senate hN Of 81 THIS the nrst subsan
ual legislative victory won by the woman sunrssists Vi
New England
MANCHESTER Aug. 0-The London corra-
spondcnt a. The Manchester Gusofi the Rdi
cal, ~ Southwark propose 10 nominate Mis-, Helen TAy
lng TOR Parliament at the neN erctun ami thu
practically raise the question oi womans rights
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Sold .ouneri'it money, Nhs before lmrd status com
missioner SIN IDS le.t,da, Queer Wnsc. II Han of
Tho scerot s,rice t.uhcd hathc had hou.ht from con
nor. ~ addition 10 the 81 ,ouut un Che First Va
unuH Bans ~ Iimapui several counterfeit ~ notes nn
fhc Iralo-mru'. Nauuul bank cot Sew 5 Ytk. ami 40
counterfeit trade doilars He had al.n boots ID, several
luts c,intffrit money lrun Anot.vr uvHl,r "a ir nj
= l n IL.l M. a Il Il Mod
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SusInrss No.mss.
r,or.l,ne for the Teeth aud Brea

''''""e '"' '"' 'e''" "''" b''h'''
t. fhC 'r-t AQni druu'riHs iu u, w.fft ~ Thor.
oughiV cicAnsc- parta,. lrclVri 10th from AL mar
asit-'. or h''W suh.tl, uv.' l'.Ninf theu fcarly
white. imIArthg icii htfil frt- rance ~ TO-, treas.
The FRAGRANT fLDtiLINE
removes instantly nN olIH~ arising fIT .Hul4rh
ioHrod SuuNc hrtu- pa tN Cunpo no ui honey .,
nni ,Ntract~ sweet herb, tud Viatts b. ,rirruY
harmless ami tieliDluus q slitrry
Prepared hy llkNi.i e. SAtLt T. fyS OK .-i ST f.iit
aun, Elts,nd and retaed tVvry here at 7,, hottie
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- Bahama, Corveil. Trinidad
- fitN u san An.suiu. Pennington. Galveston
- Royal Welsh Nrihersuu. Alicante
- r.chmond. kel cy. Lave. bet
shin Minnie Swif. i.rs'ycli. liisrc.
ship humboldt 'irEriu.. Rtruch
ShIn AAili - ouEh. MntT An wcrp.
barn Ienuliia. Onuul ell Waterford.
Bark Sp.utn. tu~otlch, Snu.hAmlion.
Bark q! amnnl Glryuho, bordeaux
Bark - .inant. Loot. 'arur
BARK Anie"ps. simpson. II Johns r. R
BARK Matthias. hacker. London
barn lien, Hau~'n. IAycrpolL
Bar. Rcuis. Larsen. HlWhurx
BARK ruumaslnu cam, iu. Lisbon.
fHrk MARGARET knish'. -rthrunk. PadAng
Hrir victoria spencer ruuiHi
br,g Mara " Nnrwoof Aadrcws Port Spain
Sehr John :. Nu,d. Smi D.. Auianlas
schl q. " ., ntA , aha. T. int uoaNe
Srhr J. maH. rtu. Old iin4 hur. ia
S,ht l. Ndrr,n. johnson. Noduc-
Also the usual cuG~tisi,s vet sets
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PLADWELl.-rAVLOR On Wrdn. Slay Az. = -
the residence 81 the brides mother hi The Rev. n
lut'en wi lhri fladwcl 81 Brooklyn t. Hannah L.
TaNln ct thi-ritv
TAYLOR -InELrlR --Auc. = hy the Rev George e,
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ial io {" lh- Nc,r daughter OF capt Carl LosIeT II
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CEirAGO Aug. "a passenger tgnh on the
Chicago. Harrington aud 9mHe, Railroad e0uing h,rth.
At Riverside t'iI- morning suck mail train which
sNil'lrd On -nI, trtA several persons wore injured,
Lut none At,ouslv except Holden, basgnse man, who
mad both legs broken
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kSoxvnLE, Tenn, Aug o.--George Howell,
thu no who was srnronccd Ia " hnmsd at Gsenvlls
tuAly Tor the murder Of Jos ph Martin in December
SEPT
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Exchange and Discount Clerk. I.ouislai
State Bank ol New Orleans.


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The limited number II tickets set apart for
this market Will b" sold absolutely without ia
vurltism e. the irst corners, at the cOmuanys
= O'Clock, Tuesday morning unless sooner
disposed Of. Open this Saturday and Monday
evenings until O'Clock =. NJ.
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