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FIFTEEN GALL POOL.

About two hundred persons, mostly amateur-
billiard players. assembled in Republican
Hall, on Thirty-third street. Broadway,
last evening, to witness the fifteen-ball pool
match between Samuel 4. Knight lchampion).
of this city, and Leon Morris, Jr., OF Boston. The
contest announced the bills. for the pool
champlonship of America, and $3.50 side, the
winner to be also entitled to the door
money. Twenty games were to be played.
At twenty-five minutes past eight the contest COM
menced and at o'clock 1t had not been finished.
At that hour Knight had won nine games and Nor
ris seven, the following table will show
Knight-67. 63 0, 50, 81. So. 65 o. o. 49, 60. G1,
81, 65.
Morris-e, l2 g. 1s, So A. Ca 1. 62. 60. 65, o. 90.
%. o. IA
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for the investiture of Tewfik Pacha as Khedive
will leave Constantinople to-day. In conformity
with the recommendations of Sir Austen Layard
and nj. Fournier. the English and French Minis
tiers, an trade has been issued appointing fifty
inspectors of Finance.
BLANQUI's ELECTION.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily Ne,es
says the government has deferred to the lat
est legal period the issuance of a writ for
the Bordeaux election, which has now
been fixed for the 31st of August The
radicals are confident that NJ Blanqui will be
returned. M. Lepere has sent a circular to the
projects, instructing them that any resolutions
of the Councils General against the Ferry
Educational bill will be void, as the matter is
political and beyond their Jurisdiction.
THE GREAT WESTERN AND GRAND TRUNK.
The proposal Of Right Hon. Hugh c. E. Chill
ders, president of the Great Western Railway of
Can ada, on behalf of that road to the Grand
Trunk Railway is that all the competitive traffic
shall be pooled on percentages, at q rate to be
hereafter agreed upon between the two COM
panies; any question which may arise in re-
spect to this agreement to be settled by arbitra-
ton, the arrangement to remain in force for
twenty-one years.
DIR. NEWMAN HALLS DIVORCE CASE.
In the Hall divorce case, in London, Barrister
Willis concluded his plea to the jury, having re-
viewed the whole testimony and dwelt upon the
cruelty, hypocrisy and talseness of the Rev. DIR.
Newman Hall toward his wife. Mr.. Willis i'm
plored tho jury to save DIR. Hall from sue
cess which would be fatal to what little
remained Of his character, to his spiritual
influence and to his position in society. Bar
rister James then opened the argument in be-
half of DR.. Hall, and began by asking the jury
to dismiss from their minds the impression
which the fervid eloquence of his learned
brother had produced upon them, and to look
Mt the case in the actual light Of the evidence
which had been adduced. He went on to deny
that Dr. Hall was the cool, calculating hypo-
crite whom he had been represented to be by
Mr.. Willis.
ENGLISH COMMERCIAL INTERESTS.
The colliers OF Lanarkshire Scotland, have agreed
to work only four days in each week. This move
ment. together with the already greatly reduced
supply Of coal. has caused the first up
ward movement In the price which has
been recorded on the Glasgow Coal Exchange
for three years. It is expected that the coliers will
Immediately demand an increase Of wages. Messrs.
Lorran Co.. merchants. OF London and the East
Indies. have failed. with liabilities amounting to
f42,00O
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LORD LoRxE's TOUR.
ExAMrSISG TnE HARBoE FACILITIES or ST.
JOHN AND PUBLIC CHARITIES Es-IILUMrSA-
TIoNs AND POPULAR ESrHUsIAsM.

EXAMINING THE HAEBoE FACILITIES on si.
JOHN AND PUBLIC CHARITIES
TIoSs AND roPuLAB ESrHUsIAsM.
sr. JoHs. n. b.. August 7. 1872
After lunch ON yesterday His Excellency the Gov
ernor General. drove 20 town. and in company with
Hon. William wedderburn. the Provincial Secretary;
Captain Harbord. Captsin Heity and Captain Drurv
went down the harbor In the stsamtug New city.
His Excellency landed ON Partridge Island and IN.
spected the fortncztions. Coming up the harbor
again he paid visit to the new ship Marquis Of
Lorne. and expressed himself highly pleased
with the appearance OF the vessel. Last evening
there grand illumination aud torchlght pro-
cession honor of the visit OF the vice regal party
Such display has not been In 81 John since
the arrival here of the Prince OF Wales in lsco The
buildings all the leading Streets Handsomely
decorated with bunting. evergreens, &C.. The shop
lanterns. gasworks. &C.. were used for IL
Illuminating purposes. and grand effect
generally was produced. The procession was
volunteers joined In 1t. There Ave bands of
music. and the frernen had their engines and hose
Lieutenant Governor and the members OF the local
government the city corporation and the Portland
amid such enthusiasm AZ has been seldom witnessed
here.
VISITING CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
This morning the Marquis and Princess. accom-
panied by the aide-de-camp and members OF
the local and civic governments. drove across
the suspension bridge. inspected the Lunattc
Asylum grounds. but did not enter the build
ing. and afterward drove through tho prin-
cipal streets. The Sunday school children as
sembled at handsome arch on King street. aud M
the visitors passed. "God Save the Queen was sung.
Returning to the eastern side of the harbor, the
Marquis and Princess visited some Of the charitable
institutions. The streets were crowded with people.
who cheered vociferously.
DRAWING ROOM RECEPTION.
The Princess Louise held drawing room re-
ception this evening in the largest room
in the Court House. which was hand
somely decorated for the occasion and very
brilliantly lighted. The Marquis and Princess ar
rived at the Court House at ten minutes past nine
O'Clock, escorted by q troop Of Major Domivile's
cavalry. The streets lined with spec
tators and the distinguished visitors were
enthusiastically cheered all along the route recev-
ing grand ovation, particularly from the thousands
who had collected in the Kings square and the vi
cinitY OF the Court House.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
IBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

II1I1Iu1i11I 10 IEf1- 1kEEfsff7H's
WAsHIsGroS. August 7. 1879.
The President has appointed Louis p. Brent. or
Ohio, graduate of the Military Academy. to the
sition Of second lieutenant of infantry. Lieutenant
Brent formerly in the army. but Resigned to
engage in private business His appointments is not
numbered with the list of civilians recently desig-
mated for examination for this grade i'll the army.
The President has accepted the resignation Of Cap
tain Alexander Moore, Third cavalry to take effect
August 10, 1879. Major George Z. Robinson and Ma
jor William T. Creary, OF the Pay Department. have
been relieved from temporary duty in this city, The
former ordered to report to the commanding gem
eral of the Department of Texas and the latter to the
commanding general OF the Department of Arizona.
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Collector for fuel. lights and water under special
appropriation for that purpose. sni y 20 b. ac-
ducted Thus leaving the rsgan expenses 90 tl'
Custom House for 1879 at So -. .356 10 -
Totals Tor fiscal year lsss-Ecccipts. <s ,sodei2 5s'
expenses. 81 006, ,226 IL
Ieceipts-Incroase OF receipts in ISIS over 1871.
s426Os TO- increase OF receipts in lss9 over 1875.
S6,O52 96S 80.
Aggregate increase 1877. S6.f1H.ysl ~.
Expenses-Decrease in expenses IA ISIS. compared
with 1871 S2S5.6I3 Ga; decrease n expenses in fssts
compared with 1878. sl92. .2s6 II.
Annual saving since 1871. SAT- .969 IS.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFfIcE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
wAsHrSaroS. August 81 A. NJ.
fndicdfions
For New England. light rains. followed by clearing,
cooler weather. southerly winds. shifting to west
and northwest and slight fall followed by rising
barometer
For the Middle States. local rains. followed by
clearing cooler weather. winds shifting to westerly
and northwesterly and slowly rising barometer.
For the lower lake region. light rains. followed by
clearing. cooler weather. northwest to southwe est
Winds and rising barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. partly cloudy
and cooler weather. with local rains. north to west
winds and rising barometer.
For the Pacific coast regions. generally clear
weather.
The Upper Ohio River viii rise slowly.
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SEIZURE OF A YACHT.
NEWPORT. Il. l.. August

NEWPORT. Il. l., August 7, 1879.
The steam yacht Experiment. bound to and sup
posed to belong in Boston. was seized here this
morning by Collector Pratt. 1t appears she
towed here last night by Narragansett Pier boat
she having her boiler damaged. Since her arrival
nothing has been OF her owner. Her boilers
worthless ana the government inspectors, who
have just been on board. consider her in condi-
ton to 10 on. No papers cap bo found on board.
Custom House locks have been put on her and she
will be detained until the M ystery is solved.
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BRITISH NAVAL MOVEMENTS.

HALIFAX. N. s., August Z. 1879.
Her Majesty's ship Bellerophon arrived from sea
to-day after gunnery practice. She will leave Sunday
for Quebec via Charlottetown.
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COOL BURGESS FLIGHT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ToRoSTo. Ont. August z. 1879
Cool Burgess smugged himself into second class
car to-day ut Port Union. went down the line to
Port Hope and crossed thence by steamer Norseman
TO Rochester. A gentleman who conversed with him
tells that he would not talk upon the shooting
ARRAY. and seemed anxious to avoid all reference
his family troubles. Witnesses of the scene Mt the
shooting say that Cool did not show great pluck,
Inn raj tllor the reverse.
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RIO JASEiRo August o. 1879.
Exchange London, Old. Cofee-tsood nrsts 600 q
oioo reis per 10 kilcs Market quiet. with downward
tendency Average daily receipts Of the week. bags
Weeks shipmens-To the Channel and north of Europe
0UOO bags to the United States 30 OO bags 10 the Mcd
terranean, 400 bags Weeks saesfor tue Channel and
North Of Europe, 900 do rpr the United states ytp
do for the Mediterranean. 2uO stock Rio, l7sOOO
do. Frsights per sail to the Channel, 4us
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xEw ruBLIcArIoxs.

A -A-Asa,A<---Avghssss oS p.sru
tftttlss eeafly explaining tho hiddsa
vitality shorten the durston lsfs
uth ior tha NJ 81 the showng
tssea psees ~ y iaiy rgs.ered snd obstacles 60
rage ~ msll. A1c.. currency postA 90
stsnps Address SkCAAfAht. Nussum ot. Anatomy.
ssls.ss sa4 Axt 80 Nth sv Nsw fosk Gag.
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PREMIER Jolly SUSTAINED.

QUEBEC. August z. 1879.
In the Legislative Assembly last night, on motion
Of confidence the government sustained by .
majority of 4, the vote standing 81 to ~.
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NO MORE CIGARS FOR THE SPANISH
CABINET.
HAVANA, August Z, !

HAVANA. August z, 1879.
The Minister Of the Colonies has cabled an order
to sending the cigars heretofore shipped
monthly for. the private Of the Ministers 1T
Madrid. These cigars yearly represented an expense
of s23O00 gold, which the Cuban treasury will here
after save Captain General Blanco is at Holguin.
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A WREATH OF 1MMoRTELLEs.

QUEBEC, August Z, 1879.
The steamer leaving for England on Saturday will
convey to Empress Eugenie the wreath of immor-
telles contributed by the French Canadian youths
OF this city to be placed the tomb Of the late
Prince Imperial at Chiselhurst.
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RACING IN ENGLAND.
AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVES, TO TAKE PART IN
THE GREAT AUTUMN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
UNcAs FOR THE cEsAREwITcH AND PAROLE
AND BROWN PRINCE FOR THE CAMBRIDGE
sIIIRE
[pY CABLE TO THE HERALD. ]

[DY CABLE TO THE HERALD
MANCHESTER, August z, 1870.
Mr.. p Lorillards brown gclding Parole and
bay colt Uncas have been entered for the Cesare
witch Stakes (handicap). The race takes place
on Tuesday, October z, during the Newmarket
Second October meeting. The Ccsarewitch
course is two miles two furlongs und twenty
eight yards. Mr.. X. G. MAYORS chestnut horse
Jester, 8 years old, carrying 94 lbs, won the
Ccsarewitch last year, beating field of twenty.
AMERICANS FOR THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mr.. Lorillard has also caused Parole to be en-
tered for the Cambridgcshirc Stakes (handicap),
to be run on Tuesday, October 21, at the New
market Houghton meeting. Mr.. M. ii. Sanford
is another American subscriber for this event,
and he has entered his horse Brown Prince. 8
years old, by Lexington, out of Britannia, by
The Flying Dutchman, who as three-ycar-old
finished second to Claimant In the Two Thousand
Guincas of 1877. The Cambridgeshire course
is one mile and 24O yards. Mr.. Gretton's
lsonomy won the Cambridgeshire last year,
beating field Of thirty-ssven.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes in the
temperature for che past twenty-four hours in COM
parison with the corresponding date of last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy
HERALD Building. No. 2ls broadway
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EUROPE.
rAsIxn.

lfA~INtS
NWantsd by hamburg house Oiermany) with best ref
aua hofeash knowledge Of the trade aud extern
connections IN seency n all Kinds OF Castings for
large salos a1ainst cash
ss 81 Aeasy Cor batter choose lard bacon preserved
aud either beef provisions
Apply % v - ~ RUDOLF MossE's. Hamburg. DER
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lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT, r. l.. August Z, 1879.
The United States steamer Msyfower left hero
this morning. having on board the senior cadet
class from the Constellation. They will visit Hart
ford, New Haven, Springfield and Providence before
their return. arriving here "a Tuesday, which
date the Constellation splls FOR Buzzard's Bay.
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would undoubtedly form a part of his annual mes
sage to Congress. and tho general interest which the
construction OF an interoceanic canal had already
aroused would insure the early attention of Con-
gress to it.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Lieutenant John II. Moore has been ordered to the
United States ship Constitution and Assistant Eng-
Geoge d. Strickland to special duty at Philade
pha.
The Navy Department is advised that the United
States steamer Alaska will sail from San Francisco
Saturday for Panama and the South Americans
coast.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex-Congressman E. d. standiford. OF Kentucky, IL
at the Fifth Avenue. Judge David Clopton. of Ala
bama, and General j. Il. Stonehouse, of Albany, arc
at the Brunswick. John S. McCalmont of Pennsyl-
vania. is at the New York State Assessor John s.
Fowler. Of Auburn, N. Y, is at the Park Avenue.
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BBBS 4 4 K II M co
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- Most cheap powders contain alum: dangerous to
"N"'"' N'''" '''~.', 49, o - ~ " =" '""
BURNETT'S COCAINE PROMOTES THE
growth Of and beauties the hair and renders II dark aud
glossy.
CLOSING SALE STRAW HATS (s3 MACKINAwS
81 4Op - Manias - ~ 10 New Church ST. up stairs
'NERvoUs DEBILITY POSITIVELY CURED
by ALLEN's BRAIN foop. ScNd for circulars. ALIENS
PHARMACY. 3iJ LIST av.. New York"
RUPTURE CURED By DIR. MARSH'S TREAT.
only safe aud reliable ~ years practical
pcrience. Only Office. Vcsey st. CAstor House) No
branches.
SURF HOTEL. FIRE ISLAND BEACH--CA-
tarrh hay fever chs and malaria levers cuted
bathing. Leave Hunters Point A. NJ and t:3O 4. NJ
THE MORBID sINSER-AN EMINENT CLER-
ryman said. that change OF stomach and liver
would benefit the morbid sinner almost much change
of heart stiil attribute irritable tcmper and
disposition 70 the ingenious workings Of the DEVIL
while they simply the symptoms OF dyspepsia torpid
readily cured by the of few bottles OF DIR P1ERCES
NoLpfS MNffcAL DisCOvKRy and PLEASANT PuneArfyn
ihtLNfe he persuaded into trying other
dies tho plea that they cheaper andg Just
good. but after using few of the peculiar aud heero
comhinstiou they usually prefer 20 cturn to
rtstt that has earned reputation by OF It's merit
Dr rfERCE'S Fanny MKDicfSKs prepared from tho
dsfa supervision of skfu chemist whose business IL
know their purity aud strengths hence the OF
these rruedics iu overcoming disease.
wINcnEsrERs HyPoPHosPHIrEs WILL CURE
Consumption Coughs. Bronchitis. Sc 80 John St. ~ "
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TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

MOVEMENTS OF THE CONSTELLATION AND MAY>
FLOWER
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Totals. sss soss.sge az s9Ila,ia 10
of this last amount ss.~ss W vas expended Dy sAs
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BRAZIL COFFEE MARKETS.

rage temperature for corresponding date
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PROSPECTUS.

The subscriber herewith announces his forthcomi Il
volume nf literary odd, ana ends. letters etc the SAME
be entitled,
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TO WI NJ IT MAY CONCERN.

cAEsaS CrrV, Nevada SeI,tenlber i, 1874
,a AVID after the above date all done hv the dray
ef Carson City viii be cnarg fr fcilpws wit
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The "Gopv" is already in the hands Of the publishers
MESSRS. EDW. B0SQUI CO, Sau Francisco.
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row,NG AND zABRIsKyE MINING

" ODMPANY-Loc alton Of principal place of bust
ness, Carson Oily. Nevada location of works, Eagle
and Washoe Valley Mining District, Nevada Notice :
There delinquent upon the following described
stock, account of assessment (No. 81 levied on the
3sth of ugus 1879 the several amounts set oppo
OF the respec i've shareholder follows
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18Th, day OF sssIOBEss. A. ID. 1879.


IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC
IL OND judicial District Of the State of Nevada in and
for Ormsby c0untyI the matter of the of Mat
thas Rnkle Pursuant to order Of said court made
the NINTH day of October, A D. 1879 notice s hereby
given that Monday the THIRD day OF November A D.
1879 at 10 o'clock of that day, being cay Of the
November term A d. 1879, OF said District Court at the
Of said court has been appointed the time
and place for the proving Of the will OF the said Matthias
Rukle deceased and of hearing the applications of
Narcea f. Rinkel wife of the said Matthias Rinke, de-
ceased. and Willis G. Clarke for the issuance hem OF
letters tcstaetary when and where any person inter
ested may appear and contest the same.
j. II. MARSHALL, Clerk.
Carsom CITY. Neyada. October 10. 1879
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A FAIR SPECIMEN.

1 had been entirely bald for several years, cons
stitutionsl, L suppose. used few bottles of
Katharon an., TO my great surprise. heve thick
growth of young hair.
COL. JOHN L. DORRANCE, u. s. A.
In every important respect the kathsiron fs abso-
lutely incompatible 1t 10 unequaleI
l. To Cure Badness.
.. To Restore Gray Hair.
}. To Remove Dandruf.
4. To Dress and Beautify the Hair.
BEAR IN MIND.-Tho Kathsiron Is no
sticky paste of sulphur and sugar-oflead. to paint
and daub the hair and psralyze the brain. 1t is
a pure and limpid vegetable lotion, intended to
store the hair by natural growth AMI renvgoration.
1t is spleudialy perfumed, and the most delightful
toilet dressing known. No lady's or gentlemnn's
eoilot outdt il complete without Lyons kathairoa
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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The BEST Spring Medicine and
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Cures Pimples, Boils, Blotches, Neu-
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Of the Blood or Liver.
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NOTICE.
NFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER NO.

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER-N NO.
~ TICE Under Act of the Legislature Of the
State of Nevada approved March the 9TH 1862 notice is
hereby given that the Assessment Roll for 1879 has this
day been been placed in my possession by the County
Auditor and that the State and County taxes due
and payable (the same becoming delinquent on the
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1871, and that
the laws in regard their collection will be strictly
forced. A. L. YAGER,
County Treasurer and eX- -Officio Tax Receiver.
Carson City, October 20, 1879. ..s
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its, slpx sPestsl Laws.


SSd06 hSugdt Of persons not ia.
nilias With tho postal laws we pub
81 ~ tbo 1SliewisS recent enactment {:
''Seetion g. That any person Who
Ohsll usd, II sttempt 70 nee, in pay.
1aptlf laeeaoe, ~ saaealsd, post.
~ postsg aI1pN Eheth.
@ % 0o0o have been used OF not,
@ Whe Shall b., Any, means remove,
o. stteopt % remove, OF assist 10 ~.
z 66nI; ] aasks don. any poeEags-
slaop o. postaSe. etsmps, with intsot
. - The zane IN payment al poet>
a. a. Who knoripslyr eball have
oi560S t06ioltio6 sa6y p0stat 70. stamp
0leelaee, stsmpe cancelled, with ip.
&RW&s de same, 81 iron which
oaeA, oaeollalion-marks have beee
1oSSvio :, 81 Who Ghall cell or odeS
- se)l ~ sseh .slanp or stsmps Of
W1o shalI use OF attempt to use OF
staeqpt to ne tho same in payment
ad11e{ssgeHH9! :lH'shsll remove tue
if6m suy stamped ep-
Velepo q postal card that bas once
49, ssse ~ ~ payment Of postage,
visl isteet % again use tho same lor
III NJ - lrbe dSpaaa Oeiky
61u6 1hS136tf God shGlk - en-
visliso thereof, b puoishsd BY. in
Deloee0Qot ioe not. )ees than eil
's6SGo1o1es uets ctbia ore year, OF
b Q 1oo q not lee thas one hum
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Defylng British Power.

.2Gsnsyi III, Ssws fisn Cash
msre 10 very bed. Tho increase Of ar
- dislpsae and famine joined to iscom.
pe1ency, corruption and want Of organi-
. loa "a tio poIt II tho of6cials y pro-
thj most serious state d a1ssrs.
ttUR6 Is Ii HeshAwur II threatening to
ihrsis m 0Astacle to the prompt with
> iNtiVSl6f the troops from Afghanistan.
8 - disesDs has appeared IN most Of the
citiae Of the Punjaub. Dacoity, or rob-
~ ~ AIMED gangs, n assuming alarm
nGj6ipsilops in the Deoesn, especially
inVfo1G6Aaa district: For some time
poet bands OF lacOits have been sc0nr'
-- M ne ceausry, committing daring It,
~ o1naaG cd yillagss They seem
70 1orm part Of regular organization
uader a. Ssmmand4 Of one Wassadeo
,8ulwund, lstely . clerk in the Financial
OepostmcuSI They are suspected OF
.havine oet tho fire which destroyed the
} 01N6i1hAnt,Sl hsdl, the Bo0dwar Palace,
oNHV:SoTrtS, the postomce, the police
o6ce and Afty houses in Poonah on the
nisht ofths l3th inst. In their remarks
be manifesto to the bombay Govern
nent IN which they threaten to raise
onether nutiny and put . price on the
heod Of the Governor unless their dit
1reeo 10 relieved, they inform the Govern.
1ent that great distress prevails IN the
country, and unless extensive public
vorks are 1t ouce opened, employment
provided fos the people, the native trades
ouoouraGed, taxes reduced and tho sala-
H. q highly paid Europeans cut down,
e31 SxQi Ao9 eesss to plumber, but will
eatsud 70 the Europeans what they have
son6nsd TO tAe natives they
vim Kill the Governor Of Bombay, hang
~ Judge Of the Court Of Sessions Of
Poonsn, carry murder and rapine
16fapGhout the county and stir up an.
N360iaC. md nns6aCrO Of Europeans.
M manifesto ends by warning the Co..
ernor thst. unless hs at once complies
vNA 6rSi1bitions tho price Of 600
rupees will be put On his head. Four
otuDioeua; ripelh0iay WaasAdeo Dulwund,
Ihels sisnstusss aud seals to the
uG6aitooto. TIE Government, which at
Asst was inclined 70 lesvs tho matter In
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