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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-02-23
Hamilton Easter & Sons,

Invite correspondence with individuals
and families desiring to supply themselves
with DRY GOODS at FAIR PRICES and Mop
ERATE PROFITS. SAMPLES. WITH PRICES,
will be sent on application, and goods by
EXPRESS C. o. D., or by mail on receipt of
postal order or check The latter mode of
delivery being very advantageous to buyers,
packages costing but one cent per ounce to
any part of the country.
Our stock is the LARGEST. MosT VARIED
AND CHEAPEST in the Southern States, and
eur prices at RETAIL TO CUSTOMERS as low
AS usually paid by DEALERS who do not
import or receive their supplies in large
quantities direct flum the manufacturers.
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Oar Neighbors.


The CrSfield Leader says that the thieves
of Milford have become so mean that they
steal the oil IRON the street lamps.
1,o f,,,r.l or tho R,l.i,o,o oo,,n,r m
,,o,s ors c,rored WIN 1ists nf doIinnuant
raw navers and advertisements Of tax i,les
The Baltimore county papers say tho
roads III that county are III worse condl-
ton row than they have been III for years
past, showing conclusiveiy that the present
law is total failure. The same may be
very truthiuIly said OF Cecil county.
The Dooocr9,f. lEssseocer of Snow Hin
saws: In November last a fishing expedi.
ton from Cecil county. Md, to n. Carolina
was fitted out at considerable expense, and
as they swiftly sailed down the Chesapeake
the bows debated whether they would buy
farms or Government bonds with their pros
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NOT IMPROVING.

Business does not as yet show much i'm
provement We had an arrival on Sunday
last, tue schooner Commodore Conner, from
Norfolk, with shingles and lumber for Row
land & Way and Barnes & Archer. She
is now loading with lumber from Rowland
& Way for Washington. Messrs. Row
land q Way are also loading schooner
for the same destination.
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all Republicans out of existence. lie then
began to abuse everybody that didn't take
the Pike DR.. Brewer has bought the
Pike " and good will of the concern, and
about the first of March will issue 4 news
paper larger than the " Pike" neutral on
politics, and devoted to the interest of
Chesapeake and the public. The new pa
per Will be called the Chesapeake Record"
A MAN ABOUT Town.
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CeCiltOn Items.


VERY Ill.
Captain Ben Vain sley is lying very ILL.,,
at his home, in Fredericktown.
DEATHS.
Miss Sallie Beaston, one of our estima-
BILE young ladies, who has been, for several
years, suffering with consumption, termin-
ated her quiet, christian life, on Sunday
evening last, at her brother residence, in
Kent county. She was very consistant
christian and was endeared to many. AT
our last writing we chronicled the death of
Henry Timms. On Tuesday his father
remains were inferred in the burying ground
here The old gentleman was taken sick
on Thursday and died on Sunday. He
was past three score years and ten.
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Extra Early and MarrOwfat Peas,

CANADA GROWN. OF THE BEST QtALlff.
Ci0VtR TIMOTHY. ORCHARD and HERD GRASS
SEEDS. AMI Il general assortment If Garden, Field aud
Flower Seeds Of the puest and finest quality AT low
micrs c. i ROGERS
Feb = lSIS-3w l33 MARKET st, Philadelphia
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3 The best is the cheapest. DIR. Bull $
Baby Syrup is acknowledged to be the
safest and most reliable medicine for babies.
Price % cents.
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Neuralgia.

This excraciatinglv painful disease is
Instantly relieved and rapidly cured bv
the continued application OF this Lili-
mont.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-02-23

Use DIR. VAN DYKES SULPHUR
SCULPTURES and prevents thapping ef the Hands and
Face and heautifics the Conn l"Npn
1S-IisE ROSE or CASHMERE HAIR TONIC
Sold by Druggists. Price, 80 cents.
dec %, lS1T-l0m
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Valuable Water Power.

AND IS ACRES OF LAND on Big Elk Greek known
a. " PA RAE d SMITHS ROLLING NILL." with
til" BUILDINGS DWELLING HOUSES AND stciL
STAHLING thereto belonging. The Water lii
Power is III feet head and fall. conveniently To- ~ ~
Gated within nv miles of railroad or water HAill
nav iEatiDrl Etktnu- There large SION VA "
SION HOUSE anu FIVE FRAME TENANT HOUS rs
GU the premises.
Possession given Immediately.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-third of III" purchase money
in CASH onc-third in SIX months AMI the residue in
Twelve months Credit paym bear interest from
day of ai" AMI to be secured 10y Notes purchaser
with security I" Tee approved by the Assignee.
j. 7. MCCULLOUGH Assignee
Fch :, iNIS-t> A. Z. SHOCkLRY, AuCt.
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BoTToM FACTs.-A solid understanding
of measures and men is no more essential
to substantial progress than is solid tnder-
staading for the body necessary for its ma
terial progress. 1t is more shame than a
pity to perceive people of elegant physique
sliding and shaking along instead of walk
ing as they should because their inatten
ton to the health of their feet has permit
ted the growth Of COINS and bunions, which
are ugly disfigurements and sources of tor
ture. Keller's Roman Linimeut always re-
moves them painlessly and efl'ectually.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

pursuance Of an order of re sale, pass
Il ri hy the Circuit Court for Cecil county, in EJutv
the Undersigned will offer Public Sale. the Court
House door. i'll the town Of Flktun. On
T"esday, tic 2GM Dug Of February, 1873,
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REL ESTATE.
FOR SALE

4 SMALL FARM, miles from NORTH
K A Eat. nov occupied by nary Bouden. 50 acres
good land Frame buildings IN good order.
Apply 20 l.. VI. HAINES
Feb @ lhI~-f Elktun, Md
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Sore Throat and 0uinsy.

Tie c.Escs which usually induce Sore
TLroat "rc those which give a sudden
check to lor>piration. ana ihas ohstruct
Mature regular work. quickly producing,
in consequence, an iutlammatory condi-
ton which, involving the tonsi!s, and
raj IDLY Spreading over the Whole mucous
membrane Of the iauces Will cause Quinsy.
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rs New Spring stock of Goods opening
to day, bought at the great decline in prices
in New York. Cali at I. DRENNEN's.
New Black Cashmeres, new Black
Alpacas. new Surges, general line new
Spring Goods to-day. GLASS FRONT.
rs Boots and Shoes, Spring stock, to
open March list, at lower prices. Call at
T. DRENNEN's.
Largest stock of Ladies', Gents,
Misses and Children's Shoes; also Spring
Goods. GLASS FRONT.
.B New Spring Hats to day.
GLASS FRONT.
70 Large stock of Bleached aud Un-
bleached Muslins, lowest prices, Just re-
ceived. GLASS FRONT.
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80 ACRES OF LAND.

more or less Il i, situated the sixth Election dis
trict Cecil county. and about mile from Rising
sun station Il adiuin, the lands OF Thomas Maxwell.
.Ics~c Kirk and others. aud i, the same land formerly
IA belonging to S;"I hen Clifford, AID Is now
Iil3EA occupied by Benjamin Il Phillips. This is 4
~ IA GOOD farm. well wJtrrrd. and improved Icy Il
asls1latA DM ELLIN. and BARN in good condition.
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1haN No Containing
l3j ACRES OF LAND,

less: is situated in the sixth Election district
IF said county, the viilag" OF Rising sun.
upon which the said HT>cJe now resides, AMI which l.
bounded thu west by the lands of Sarah e. Stuhb-.
-uh by the lands Of Johu KcIhlitX, east Icy lands OF
H. BrisCoc. Geo. W lsinrS Basil Iaues and Samu,
iIaiue,. north Icy certain lots defining ai in the
borough If Rising sun. This property formerly LAsL
belonged to john HIi>coe. decd. The land i LII
in good rider and condition. aud improved III -,
10y a ii le large STONE MANSION, an excellent ILL
now Barn. and other uuthu'iinE>: a.sn. uHtIN
WAREHOUSE. situated at Rising sun station.
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PUBLIC SALE.
Sales Public Roads

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pur-
~ srl!rcr Ut TIA. ! Of Assembly. passed Isl ciI-
CnnntN Cnmmi. sinn.rs will nrnteal
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81 Acres of Land, More Or Less.

yoyrre,, Iy a good growth of Chestnut Timber -
II i, sulted in seventh Election district, SsesSs
about one mile from Wopitwn Camp Mretiu- s3SSA
Grounds. AMI aiiOns the lands of George p. =
Whitaker, T. Brown and others.
TERMS OF SALE, rs prescribed 10y the decree,
Onpthri OF the purchase money cash day of sale
ui fstjin atom thereof Trustees option aud the
balance in two rIuu in-tIi!ments in SIN and Twelve
months respectively from daN of sale The credit pay
to bear interest Fl day of sale aud to h"
satisfaction # tie Trustee AL cash purchasers
option X. VI. BALDWIN,
Feb lG. LISTS Trustee.
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Inflammation Of the Breast.

Ihj- distressing complaint may be
c.I,1. or entirely prevented by the timely
u~r oi ;his remedy. |, has never failed,
vine. applied 1T the commencement, or
before tie gathering takes place.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
New House,
New Goods,
Low Prices.
DORSEY, MOORE & CO.,
% $. Calvert ST., Baltimore, Md.

Manufacturers, agents aud whul sal tud retail dealers
il agricultural implements and machinery SITE NGH-
Uttr'HrsrS ui the Montgomery Improved R"CkawHy and
Champion Wheat Fans Prices rrjI'el To- $40 - and
81 straw Cutters. Corn SHELTERS Pumps Sc Nc.-
Isun= Ii"a Corn and Cob Mill only TO- 5. Hd for
price list We cannot hr unarrz,i.
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liberated Sores.

The healing and purifying qualities of
hIILEEs LISINENT render ii the best
article for the speedy and safe cure of
nLcLr.,I,l .nras
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the above, the owner of the building has
informed US that it is designed for
"silver bank which institution appears
to be necessary for the accommodation of
the public because the other bank refuses
to take silver on deposit. We commend
the new bank to tbs favorable considera-
ton of the public and hope 1T may be
largely patronized.
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FOB SALE Oh RENT.

A BUSINESS PLACE and nice home,
Z y Canal. at Maryland Pivot Bridge acres
q" prime Land Dwelling. Barn, staTa house, Wharf
Scales, Warehouse, Blacksmith shop, 81. address,
owner. alT Spring Garden St. Philadelphia.
F,h" ls1>-2w# STEPHEN r. FORn.
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ALL THAT VALUABLE FARM
AND TRACT OF LAND.

in Sl>sfra- Nrck, in Cecil county on the pubic road
leading into Yyazeys Neck form rly belonging 10 Evan
LOWS Tnis rar; aujrs lands Of William Knight and
J5uU's ". Nctz.V. and contains
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MARTHA BIDDLE,
II. A. MCCAULEY.


"A Mrs. Boycc, of. Philadelphia, who
appears to think she has a special call to
minister to the spiritual wants of the COL
ored people, has been holding series of
protracted services at the Providence A.
U. Church, in Elkton. Previous to her
visit here she had been laboring at the NJ.
E. Church at Summit Bridge, where, we
are informed, she met with great success.
She is said to be member of the Central
NJ. E. Church of Philadelphia. If the
people of Elkton are not converted it will
not be on account of the want of efforts to
that end that have been made by the vari-
Gus religious denominations during the
present Winter.
There has been much anxiety mani
tested by many people in reference to the
new building which Mr. Jacob Rambo has
erected for VIM. J. Jones, Esq, on the lot
near The Democrat office. Mr.. J. was very
reticent upon the subject for while, which
only added to the anxiety of the public,
some of whom were of the opinion that
the building was intended for the use of
the Chesapeake Chesapike. The best ex-
PLANTATION of the mystery (Which is as great
one as the mystery of Edwin Brood
was given by gentleman whom we met
with in The Democrat Office, one day this
week, who said they were going to start a
"Liberty' stable there, and the building in
question was intended to be used for an
office, in which the new business (whatever
it may be- is to be transacted. We are
glad to be able to say that, since writing
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j. Il. ZEILAN & 60. .

MACON, GA and PHILADELPHIA.
Price, S1.oo. .Soii By all Druggists.
NcI :. lS-ti-lY
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Mr.. Emil Holm has purchased a small
steamer that was built up the Susquehanna
river, in Pennsylvania, and was brought
down through the tide-water canal last
Fall. He intends to run it as ferry boat
between Port and Lapidum, in place of the
William G. McCaU that was burnt up. 1t
is quite a small affair of a steamer, and it
is very doubtful if it will answer the pur-
pose for which it is intended.
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TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,


lying and Being in tho viag" of Pilot Town. in Cecil
county Aforesaid whercon Joseph Simmons resided al
the tim" Of his death This property contains
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-09-18
Gardner local NeWs.

There is a movement on foot TO raise fu ads for
the relief of the Southern sufferers. At a special
meeting of Heath Post, G. A. R., Monday even
ing, +. A. Purnell, A. W McCsusland, Gustavus
Moore. A. j. Packard, J. NJ. Larrabee. Frank
Russell, Benz. F. Smith and NJ. c. Wsdsworth
were appointed a committee on behalf of the post
TO get up levee OF fair for the express object Of
raising money to aid the fever stricken inhabi.
tsnts along the Mississippi. 1t is expected that an
entertainment will be provided that will gain the
interest Of all our citizens and procure a large
sum of money for this noble work of charity.
The wonderful spirit manifestations in the light.
which were hcralded through the city to take place
at johnson Hall last Friday night proved to be the
veriest bumbug, so far as doing anything that
advertised. 1t was the usual cabinet enter
tainment. like that of the Davenport Brothers aud
others Of that class. The tricks were nicely done
and manifest wonderful expcrness the part
of the performers, but were not so strange as
the performances of the Jugglers of the Indies.
Hon. John Berry and wife aud Hon. James
Nash and wife, who have been rusticating among
the White mountains, for a week or more, have
returned invigorated and ready for further work
They express themselve sas charmed with the bold
scenery of Mount Washington aud its neighboi-
ing peaks. DR.. c. W. Whitmore and wife will
not return until next week.
Rev II. F. Harding of Hallswell will this week
commence canvass of the Congregationasts of
this city to raise funds for the Hallowell CLASH
cal school The object is to permanently eudow
this institution in accordance with the plan of it's
originatorS. We bespeak for Mr. Harding a
cheerful welcome.
The Secretary of the Farmers Club of Gard
ner has called meeting of the members to de-
termine whether they will hold fair this fall &C.
cording 10 cnstom.
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THE FEVER.

Baron RoUoE, September Il. Deaths ?; new
cases %.
CANTON, September IL. Total number of cases
424 deaths s.. New cases during the last u
hours, 20; deaths II, and OF more reported dy-
ing. DR.. Cage. one of the bravest workers, is dy-
ing. The fever is worse than at any time yet.
We are struggling and trusting in God for better
days.
CAIRO, September Il. john Crofton, the last
of the ill.iated Bulletin employ ees who took the
lever, died last night
ca>es, OF which one humid cd and twenty-five
occurred prior to the 18th
New ORLEANS, September II. The death lie
the past three DAYS include SO children under 1t
years of age. From noon to p. NJ. there were
deaths and las new cases.
GRENADA, September Il. Three new cases
are reported. Many of the convalscent are now
seen on the street.
MEMPHIS, September II. Forty six deaths are
reported TO noon, making l0l since yesterday
noon.
MORGAN CITY, September II. The fever is
increasing. There were three deaths yeste rday
There have been % or 80 new cases since yes
terday.
GALLIPoLIs. September IL. The yellow fever
excitement here has almost past, there being now
only case. The quarantine on the Ohio and Kan
awha rivers has been removed.
MEMPHIS, September Il. Niuety-sx deaths
we're reported to-day. Of which "a were col.
oIed,
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W ASfiIN(HrON.
DENIAL.

WASHINGTON, September IL. Secretary Sher-
man alphabetically denies the truthtuluess OF the
report oil the alleged interview with him by a
greenback editor in Washington. He is not
convert to soft money theories, and in promugst
ing his recent silver order did so at the suggestion
OF prominent lawyers, who questioned the legal
lily of his previous order, on the subject.
Marine News.
A despatch states that the British ship Jessie
Osborn, from Australia went ashore last night
three miles north OF the Heads ON the California
coast, and is q total loss. All hsnds were saved.
The crew Of the American bark Lawns, bur ned
at Dunkirk, have been arrested for mntiny and
incendiarism.
Later.-The crew of the American bark Lavinia
arrested on suspicion of setting fire to the vessel,
have been released, it appearing the fire was
cidenta
The 4 Per Cents.
The subscriptions to the four per cent. loan to-
day were VI 0i6. 600.
Receipts.
The receipts of internal revenue to-day were
S245, sol. and from customs S515, 462.
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Condensed TELEGRAMs.

A tramp blew his brains out at Bridgeport,
Ohio, Saturday, whe he found be was sick with
the yellow fever.
The bursting of dam at Woods cotton mill
suddenly flooded the town of Mays Landing.
N. j., Sunday night, driving the inhabitants to
high ground, Loss $50 900. 1t is rumored that
some lives were lost.
The Philadelphis Iron and Steel Company
works which the strikers prevented iesumng OPP
GRAFTON q week ago, started up to-day under the
protection Of the pelice,
Albert G. Jones. an old Pacific Mail Captain,
died in San Francisco yesterday. of Panama few
er.
trict Of Alabama yesterday nominated Col. Sam
Ford BY acclamatiOn after $50 ballots had been
taken,
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OHIO.
The Presidential Party.

WILLoUsHBY, September n. The train with
the President and party was met at Willougbb
by q committee composed Of the mayor and other
prominent citizens. After paraue through the
principal streets they were escorted to the pavilion
IN the public square, where several speeches were
made. The President will leave at six o'clock
this evening to attend . meeting of the directors
OF the Soldiers Home at Dayton, Ohio. From
there he will 70 TO Toledo to be present at the
tristate fair at that place on Thursday.
RObbIng a Grave.
CLEVELAND, September II. On Saturday
morning Edwin French, AL old citizen, died at the
residence of his son in law in Willoughby, thir-
teen miles east of here. The funeral services
were held yesterday, and the remains were inter-
red IN the Willoughby cemetery This morning
1t was discovered that the grave was robbed. De
tectlvcs were set At work, and the body was found
in medical college i'll this city. The grave had
been robbed between one and two clock at night
and the body brought TO the city IN a carriage and
thrown into tank. The floor WAS put back and
nailed down. j. G.. French, u son of the deceased
immediately swOre out a warrant, and nearly Q
dozen people, Including the dean and members of
the faculty, the anitor and several students OF the
college were arrested. The faculty dscsim all
knowledge of the affair
Murder and Suicide.
CLARION, September IL Mrs. Charles Morse,
while temporarily insane, killed her little dsugh ter
aged seven years, and cut her own throat, both
dying IN y few moments.
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WASSACiiUS ET'i y.
Fire..

Boston, September IL. Fire took this morn
ing IN MeI chants Bank building, corner OF State,
Devonsbire and Exchange streets, 10 which is To-
Gated Merchants National Bank, National ES
change Bank, one or two brokers, lawyers, archi-
tects. y. The fire attained such Roadway when
discovered that three alarms were sounded. The
total loss is estimated at $780, 900. The fire ex-
tended to the general express office, Devonshire,
which was badly damaged.
WORCESTER, September II. A. L. Whiting
file mandatory was burned this afternoon. Loss
%, 600; insured 81 900. ii. +. Butler sstnets in
the second story Of the building, lost $685. insur
ed 5000.
kearney.
= The very exciting exploits of this long to be
remembered day in Worcester, were most appro-
pra,ely closed this evening by q speech of the
usual character from Buffers advance agent, the
murderer of the English language and conner of
choice epithets, Dennis kesrney.
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Democratic Convention.

NEW HAVEN, September IL. The democratic
state Convention met in Music Hall this forenoon.
Every town in the state is represented. Francis
A. Marden oil Stamford, was chosen temporary
chairman, who SAID that the financial question was
the important one before the country, and that
people were expecting such platform from the
convention AS would undo the financial legislation
of the last sixteen years.
The various committees were then appointed.
Tue old state ticket, Richard d. Hubbard Of
Hartiod Tor governor. FRANCIS b. LOOMS of New
London, for lieutenant governor, Dwight Morris
of Bridgeport Tor secretary Of state, was nsminat
ed by reclamation.
Francis b. LOOMS declined the nomination., and
Hon. Charles Durand OF Derby was nominated
and accepted for lieutenant governor.
The committee on resolutions are in favor OF
soft money.
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Foreclosure Of MORTGAGE.

XVyHEREAS, Daniel 8. Young OF Augusta. ia
w the County of Kennebec, and Stare Of
Maine by deed of Mortgage, dated April 2lst, A..
ID, sI7. AID recorded in the Kennebec Registry
of Deeds, Book 3l2, Page 400 conveyed to one
Georg" +. Brickett of said Augusta, certain real
estae, sta tie in said Augusta, reference to
VIII ch sali record is hereby made for more
particular description thereof; and whereas the
condition 81 SAID mortgage deed has been brok-
en-. now, therefore, the said George E. Brckett,
claims the right TO foreclo-e the said mortgage
GEO. Il. BRlCkErT.
Dated at Augusta this eth day OF sept. ISIS.
septls.. ltSw3w
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Murder and Suicide.
FUREIGN NEWS.
Turkey.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, September IL. The project
for raising loan for retirement of paper curren-
CIV has been abandoned. The commission to con-
slider the best means for overcoming the evil of
deprecated paper currency finds great difficulty
in II aiming practicable scheme
England.
PORTLAND, September Il. Condor and Mel
ody, Fenisns, were discharged from prison thi.
morn ing and left for Southampton in charge of
the prison officers, who will attend them until em-
barked ON the steamer Tor New York.
India.
Advices from Senegal the 9Th of September say
the yellow fever has almost ceased there and at
Ingoree, where it has been epidemic since the
middle of July. There have been one hundred
and fifty-hve deaths in Senegal, including SIX ply
sicians and six nuns.