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KENTUCKY ELECTION.
USUAL DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY.
EUROPEAN NEWS STO-DAY.
IsON0My WINS THE BRIGHTON CUP.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.


Good Crops In France.
PARIS, Aug. 6.-Onctal reports state that the
grain 10 the south OF France has been harvested
In excellent condition, and that 10 the north
ara west q good average crop may be ex.
pected.
The Lord Mayors RauuueI.
LONDON, Aug. 6.-Lord Beaconsfieid, Sir Stat.
ford Northcote, the Marquis OF Salisbury, the
Duke OF Northumberland. Right Hon Richard
Assheton Cross. Lord Cranbrook, Right Hon.
ners, Lord Sandon, and Sir Michael HICKS
Beach win be present at the Lord Mayors ban.
quet which VIII take place tonight at the Man
Germany, France and the rhters
PARIS, August ct is understood that the
German government offered no impedment 20
the Inhabitants OF Metz who wished to attend
yelling OF the statue OF the late NJ Tniers. The
French government, TO avoid any semblance OF
fomenttng agitation on the frontier, win not be
represented at the forthcoming demonstrations
In honor OF the late NJ. Theirs at Belfort.
Military DiscOntens in Turkey.
from Vienna says: The last news from Coustan-
tinople states that the military discomfort which
recently manifested Itself among some OF the
garrisons on the Greek frontier has spread to
the troops in Constant1nople
Death OF an African EXPLORER.
DR.. John Kirk, the British consul general at
ZANZIBAR, Africa, writes that Mr.. Keith John.
son, the leader OF the expedition TO explore the
head OF Lake Noassa. died OF dysentery on the
Daressalarm. The expedition VIII be continued
by MT. Thompson, the scientific assistant OF
Mr.. johnson.
The Brighton Cap Won By ESQ.
nOMys
LONDON, August 6-The Brighton cup was
won by Jsonomy, With Paul Crays second and
Drumhead third.
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terIed. o.; DO console SIX; do second series. as
day; sSsss sssieI snd ssssdysk % soft. s ssssss ' "
middns is Flour ssser and S Suies@aoSsld toH 1
street and vesssrn super 2 7ssS50; do extrs. [0os
DO DO ss ssm do ess liz p: plaad: 49,
P.tspsco family, 676. Wheat southern higher and
si.ts Eo "a & Ia dG
a1tes sa sp0s s0S A1sSs
southern no receipts and nominal; western 6rm-
southern s @ white. 81 DO yenov As: western miIed.
Sesst sssm.r sssp''SSS: 81 Ss :.
ss:$S: fsan:yis.n,s. ss.ss b. auiss, sss.s. Hay
sna 'fSaSs ProSsSns nna p
70 2s. Bulk meats-loose shoulders. sh; cieer ri6
es.s lS ai'ssS sna ssn. isPa Ises
Butter firm-prime to choice western packed. IA
isnsd wss aue oss q5s;hH S..:sE 3
eesr. also: 1hss 80 1Ss; CORN ocrn. sS oss 9Ssi
shsss $50 4SS: corn. ais.s '' A''0 0A''-
NEW YORK. Ausust -etocks buoysnt Money.
aaS Exch.nse. long. 4sl%: short ASSk Gov.
NEW YORK. August 6-Flour duh whsst.
fprlng romiI al aud winter quiet Corn Q sh0ds
.IoNDoN, August 6. II 80 D. m -con.ols for bosh.
~ R,,1yo.S 10 40 9ai & &sopaas, a new % nyss loSt .is
New yerrey Central, IS.
I9sS1Ss SdSSs nav AafSs, So pcs1sol' 70. bon
ohsos. 79k New Jereey Central consols. lOIE
NEW roRx MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
YORK tosy q wers Sqrrfns py II ~
i ! sss ssn g. 1Ss E 49, s. 4 xGss:sr Gss s:r sss
isIssd: ss isl.1a. ,s q f.ai asr iss; s1 Ps Pss
". q telegraph. 89s4 Pacific Maii. lbk. '
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.ES- Commanding.

The CINCINNATI ELECTION isyEsrfGA ALTON
The congressional committee inyes1ipattng
election abuses In Cincinnati at the last con,
gTessional election took further testimony yes
ferday In relation TO the little tricks of political
fnanclers. Mr. Brown, OF Ind rep. offered a
resolution that 1t was the duty or the COMMITTEES
TO investigate proceeding Congressional cleo
lion with reference to q Comparison as to the
KenIa, OF W. Va, dem., offered a resolution
that the powers OF the committee and the scope
OF the Investigation are prescribed by the reso.
luton OF appointment, and therefore the com.
mttee has no power TO Investigate previous
election. These resolutions will be voted on to-
aay
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THE KENTUCKY ELECTION.
The Usual Democratic Majority.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 6.-Unoficial but def.
nfte returns from about nrty counties show q
falling of OF about one-third In the aggregate
vote. but about the usual democratic majority
The republicans have made legislative gains,
was ia democratic on Joint ballot continues
democratic over 100. Blackburn's majority for
governor is varfously estimated at from 20 600
to 10000. The vote recommending q call for
constitutional convention, though supported by
both parties. has undoubtedly failed OF the re-
quired constitutional majority. The election
was unusually quiet all over the state, no seri-
ous difficulty being reported. The greenback-
erS have certainly elected two members OF the
lower house OF the legislature, but their aggre-
gate vote IS Insignificant In this county
Blackburn gets 6961, Evans 4,o4S. At the last
gubernatorial race McCrary (dem1 received
3 9.106 and Harlan (repl 1,16O,
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A MOST ASTONISHING MURDER AND SUICIDE
occurred at 81 Polk street. Chicago, yesterday
afternoon, Solomon Sem, partner In the nrrrl
OF Schlllo, kosSman Sem, iron founders,
gieman, through the head, and then, after snap
ping the revolver at his own head, retiring to
bis private office and cutting his throat from
ear TO ear with knife. Both men leave fami-
lies, were sober and Industrious and not quar-
relsome. The quarrel was about pillar which
was being cast Ia the foundry, and which Sem
claimed was being spoiled by Engleman the
latter denied this, and after resigning his post
tfon on the spot and being paid on, Sem reitc.
rated his charge, when Engleman gave him the
lie and the tragedy was enacted.
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MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF BEAUTIFUL VARIETY
ACTRKSS.-A telegram from Cincinnati, August
4, says: Ida Lewis, very pretty variety actress,
whose people live in New York, died under very
mysterious circumstances at the Bev1s House
In this city at s O'Clock this evening. Miss Lewis
came TO this city about three months ago under
an engagement to the manager of Vine street
variety house. Having beautiful form and
face, she soon became the leading f1gurante In
the tableauX vlvants which were the chief at
fractions OF the place. George Fisher, the
treasurer Of the house. and Miss Lewis speedily
became enamored OF each other, and the result
ever since. Last night Fisher and Miss Lewis
visited one OF our prominent hill top resorts re-
turning to the Bevis House about midnight
Miss Lewis was then apparently In the best OF
health and high spirits. At about p. m to-
day she was taken with commissions, which con-
tfnued all day, with the result as above de-
tailed. Drs. Miles and Miller, who attended
the girl, found her delirous. and have recon-
mended an inquest. number OF rumOrS are
afloat respecting the cause Of the girls death,
which the inquest will doubtless clear up.
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A DISPATCH FROM GEN. MILES, In camp on
Rock creek, Dakota, July 23d, states that Major
Walsh, Of the Canadian mounted police, accom-
panied by the Sioux chief Long Dog, has entered
camp and informed him that Sitting Bulls
10 Swan Lake, In Canada about SO miles from
the line, where they had determined to remain
The Chief brought assurances that the In
olans would make permanent residence on
return stolen property, and desst from hunting
buffalo On this side OF the line without permis-
sion.
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TRAMFs' REVENGE FOR EJBcrIoN.-For some
time past several tramps have been in possess
sion or two unOccupied farm tenement houses
at Winfield, In the town OF Newtown, Long
Island. Owing to the repeated depredations
committed by them In the neighDorho0d, the
ises. At an early hour yesterday morning the
buildings vacated by the tramps were diScoy.
cred to be on fire, and before the flames could
tirely consumed. The suppOsltion IA thar the
tramps, out Of revenge for being elected from
the buildings, set fife to them. The properfv
Destroyed was owned By Mrs. Brady, OF New
there was small amount q insuiance-fN y
Tribune, 4fA. '''
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DIAMOND ROBBERY BY A WOMAN.-A sensation
was created at Laconla, N. e., yesterday, at one
nouncement that Mrs. Augusta Gilbert, OF New
Haven, Conn, had lost set OF diamond ear
rings, valued at $500 or 5000. Suspicion was dl.
rected to another lady boarder, from Provl-
dence, r. l., who was Immediately arrested by
Sheriff Cogswell. With search warrant three
ladies selected we're deputed to thoroughly ex-
anime the clothing On and about the prisoner
She made such a resistance as to render this
impossible, whereupOn the sheriff called in two
physicians, who succeeded in bringing to light
the lost treasures. The prisoner was held for
examination
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THE MoTBER-IN-LAw's FATAL DosB.-A teIe-
gram TO the Cincinnati Enquirer from SCOTS
vile, Va, August 2, says s:-"A poisoning case
OF unusual interest has come to light here. r.
seems that man who had been separated for
some time from his wife paid her q friendly
visit recently. His mother-in-laW had nromrf,
ed her daughter TO poison him, and gave her q
dose TO put IA his coffee the first fayorsh,e
opportunity. The ooedlent daughter therefore
him to drink 1t. He thanked her. ana as he
apProacheo the table she left the room. He
tSe tSek ZIP, ana not liking the flavor, he took
nnuroI nn1 ao which was at the fireplace,
i nsa with him. and then emptied the con. M
ce,rH cen.s OF tne profered cup OF mercy into the
tSne 1tSSaoe-poL. He then left. His wtfes mother
sn snen SiePpeQ Ia and asked her daughter for
sometning TO eat. She was told that the Gomez
vas ~ tne pot AZ the 1re. She drank freely OF
~ tnen @ckened and died. A warrant Is ont
Tor the arrest OF the wife, wv"
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THE PoNCA HABBAs CORPUS CAsH.-Another
meeting was held In Boston yesterday to fur
ther consider the question opened up by the
the Ponca Indians. The meeting was presided
over by Mayor Prince, who made the opening
address, and was followed by r. H. Tibbies. Of
Omaha, Charles w. Slack, Thos. j. Gorgan and
others, who strongly DENOUNCED the manner in
which the aboriginal race has been treated
series OF resolutions were adopted that their
rights should be finally determined by a decI-
committee was appointed TO collect 1000 for
this purpose.
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LAWYER DEFRAUDING THE GOVERNMENT
Leonard SWEET, prominent criminal lawyer of
Chicago, is involved, 1T seems, in the match
bond fraud case In that city, by which the gov
eTnment was beaten out OF $33, $50 worth OF
stamps. IL was at Swetts instance that Judge
DrummOnd approved the straw bond OF the
"consplrators," who thereupOn drew the stamps
and turned them into money, SWEET having 10
since acknowledged, he had acted as attorney
ia su1ts involving croOkedness, and he knew his
character well. The question now is whether
tion now pending. SWEET was leading COUNSEL
for the defence In the late custom house fraud
cases.
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Striking MOulders-

READING, Pa, August 6.-The Reading Hard
ware company recently made proposition to
their striking moulders-about 14O men-to fu-
The % vas u e6sM a PfsGe ns y
the men last evening, and was unanimously
rejected They struck for an advance of Is per
cent and price list, and refuse TO accept less.
They are receiving help from moulders at other
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A FALLEN GIRLS SUICIDE.-Kity Irwin. a
young woman, aged twenty five, committed
suicide at Colevtlle, Pa. yesterday morning
with morphine. She had been leading a dis.
reputable life for nve years, having left semi
nary to take the road to ruin. She was Of ne.
spectacle parentage at Beaver, Pa
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DURING THUNDER STORM tn New Orean :
yesterday several houses were struck by light
ming. The tOpmast OF the schooner Mattha was
demolished. Lightning struck q chimney Of the
residence Of Mrs. Grunewald and demolished
the mantelpiece clock, pictures, etc., but the
family ESCAPED injury.
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MARROW ESCAPE OF RICHMOND DOCTORs.-On
Monday evening rifle ball came crashing
In Richmond, Va. 1t shattered the chimney of
an argand burner and lodged above the door
leading into his private consultation room. DR.,
Upshur and another young doctor was Ia the
rCom 1t is supposed that It was chance shot,
aid most probably came from one Of those mis-
cLievous weapons, cat Ttfle.
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INDIANS DEFEAT LIEUT. CATTLEY-A Boise
City dispatch says message has been received
there from Col Bernard. stating that the In
dams had attacked and defeated Lieut.. Cattley
all his provisions, most or his baggage and Is
mules Bernard sends for all the men OF his
company MT for duty to attack the hostiles.
The latter are strongly posted at the junction
OF Big Creek and Middle Fork OF the salmon
river. Their number Is not stated, Bernard is
about 15O miles from the hOstfles
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80 senator Conkling is at Newport, r. l.. the
guest OF the Hon. Levi p. Norton. 'A'e
,. In the 20 minutes between s.ls ana as
torty y-stx one hundredths OF rain ~ Csncsnns%ssM %
s S1e neavieet IaA q rain for the sane lonath oe
Jonn Taylor, trustee q the normou
S.s1 SnHICe' ~ S0a$ brought 0uit againGt - e
Ine executou q BnghAm1esfate are StIn q -
pe0fe0t1Ayy,
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Detroit ReHaffa,

DETROIT, August 6.-At meeting of citizens
and the Detroit river navy last night it was de-
cided to hold an open to all amateur regatta &C
this city on August 21th and 4Sth. Prizes valued
at from 81 200 TO s., 500 win be given. The Shoe
waccaemettes, Wahwahsun, Wyandot6e and
other crews viii probably participate In the
fOur-oared race
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RmffAln Race.

BUFFALO, N. Y, August 6.-The following Is
summary OF the 2:31 class race yesterday for Q
first, $3.50 to second, $3.50 to third, and $500 to
fourth. B. g. Moore, 1, 1, l; g.. g. Greyfriar,
2 2. 2; black g. Tom Malloy, 4, 5, 8; 70. 6. Tay-
6, 4, 6. The 2:2l class was Unfinished.
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- A MURDERoUs AFFRAY IN TROY.-At Troy. N
T., yesterday afternoon three brothers, PAT.
rick, Cornelius and Michael Dwyer, were as
saulted by VIM. Thos. Lawrence and Michael
Myers and two men named Staplet0n and Con-
Iors: Patrick Dwyer was stabbed seven times
and his life is despaired OF. HIS two brothers
were also stabbed and Cornelius nose was
bitten off. Officer Manion attempted to arrest
VIM. Myers and was knocked down with a
stone. The aSsaiiants all escaped The entire
force OF the first precinct is engaged in their
pursuit.
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The Fever I'm Memphss.

Ime EeVeH IN MemR0t3s
MEMPHIS, August 6.-Elevon cases OF yellow
fever we're reported to the board OF health thu
morning-f1ve white and six colored. Amonk
the former are W.B Richardt, E. d. Hainee, and
Mrs. Leake. One death has occurred since last
night-EliZabeth Fleetch at 234 South street.
Chief Of Police Athey continue to improve.
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UR0sa Christian, little girl bitten nv a
newfoundland dog July 7th, died YESTERDAY at
New Orleans, OF hydrophObia.
0The Maryland democratic state conven.
ton Is to be held In Baltimore tomorrow.
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1NCENDIARIsM IN DELEwARK.-The stable of
stroyrd by an incendiary fire yesterday morn
Ing, together with two horses and severalS
vehicles. This makes four incendiary fires In
that city within week past
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BrfFALo RACKs.-The first race at Buffalo
n. :. yesterday, was won by Moose In three
sofaignt sn @ meats, Gray Friar second. The second
second heats of 2:2l class race were taken hv
Beiie Brassheld; Orange Girl won the third heat
sast aaa yo1a,re the fourth The NTH dead
Hsa' HeaI DeIween orange Girl and voltaire Orange
pOned until today ~ fO'O
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FICE-PRBsIDENT WHEELER will spend the
rest OF the summer at his home in Malone, save
few days. He has given up his proposed Jour
ney to Colorado, as diverse friends having the
same catarrhal complaint from which Mr..
Wheeler suffers have told him that they were
not benefited by Colorado air
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AT SARATOGA yesterday the fourth race was
free handicap steeple chase for purse of $500,
ABOUT one and half miles. Pools sold: Trou-
Die, 5000; Katie = sf5. Trouble won. Time,
2:5S4.
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REvOLTs In different parts OF Mexico are
textile fabrics Is being easily collected and will
produce 100000 annually. It will be applied to
the payment OF the Mexican debt to the United
States.
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EDIsON.-Two patents were issued from the
Patent office yesterday to Thomas A. Edison,
Menlo Park, N. J.-one for new "magnetfc
electric machine" aud the other for apparatus
for electric lights"
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FAMILY PO1sONED.-At Pont Vlau, Quebec
family named Monette, consisting of seven
persons has been poisoned from eating bread
which had been standing In the same place
with Paris green. Three are dead, and no
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c. ses OF w. S. Hoyt, c. G. Francklyn et el 4.
VS.. AmaSa Sprague ct al. in which DEGREES
were entered dismissing suits with costs, were
today appealed to the Supreme Court OF the
United States.
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HANLAN declines the offer to row Courtney at
Saratoga for q 81, 600 purse. He says he has
5000 one elsewhere, but II the American party
VIII make purse OF $1,000 he might be induce1
10 accent
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CHARGED WITH COUNTERFRITING BRAZILIAN
N0TEs.-Franc1sco ROdriques Sanabrier, Gu
ban, aged 81, and Yoas Berrecio Bevelagne q
Brazilian, aged 27, have been arrested in New
York, charged with being members OF league
engaged In the manufacture OF Brazilian notes
similar to those which have been printed for
Ine Brazilian government by the American
Bank Note Company. John MOrIartty and Paul
de Donavan, printers who 1t Is alleged, pre-
pared the photographic stones on which the
notes were printed, were also arrested. Con-
siderable doubt is expressed as to whether the
prisoners could be held on the charge of for
gerry, because no signatures had been af1ixed to
the counterfeits captured. The alleged forgers
were taken to the police court, when Judge
Smith stated that he had no Jurisdiction over
the prisoners, and renanded them to await the
action OF the United States district attorney
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The Rankerss COvemefOn.
SARATOGA, N. Y, August 6.-The convention
OF the American Bankers Association as
sembled In the Town Hall at 1l:30 O'Clock to-
0ay
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1t. Gov. RObitailless Dinner.
QUEBEC, August 6.-Lieut. Gov Robitaille en-.
tertained the Officers OF the French frtgate La
Galissonniere at dinner at the st. louis hotel
last night.
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sUAbout 200 merchants from North Carolina
are visiting Norfolk, Va, as guests OF the mer.
chants and business men.
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LITTER FROM CAPE MAJ,

THE s8AsON sUCCEss-THB RESULTS OF TIE
GREAT FIRB-DAILY ROUTINE OF AMUsRMENr-
FASHION IN THE sURF-LADIEs GOSSIP ON
TOIL1TTEs-RoYALTY AT THE CAPE-rHR BRIDE
OF wEEK-PERsONAL, ETC.
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Price SOC. and u Der Bottle.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTa
SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY, Props,
237 Broadway, NY.
~At Wholesale In Washington by STOTT b
CROMWTLL, 4S0 Pennsylvania ave- NV. m3l3m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF III, e. OFF'LEY,
hall ROOM OF NATIONAL METROPOLITAN
BANK.
613 18th Street, Opposite U. 8. Treasury.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTo-DAY-InternAl rev.
nue., s3s1, ,249. .16; customs. s772,os456.
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The areas External Lotion and Fluid Absorbent
Natures Remedy Applied by Natural Method
Used In Sponge or Foot Bath, II ImmediAtely Re-
Heves Pain and Soreness OF Body and Limb from
md destroys Offensive perspiraton. It u the only
Lotion offered TO the public to be used through tho
Bath
"sAPANULEn is . sure and specihc Rennedy for
Rheumat1sm, NeurA gia. Lumbago, Headache,
Chilblains. Bnnions, Corns. &c Cures al Euptye
SorersSs or or fnSammstion & Of Feet. from Xnsteyer
cause, immediately relieved and permanently cured
6y usiua "SAPANULE" in Foot BathA
WOARANULE'sc contains nothing injurious to
the most delicate organism. and can be used with
perfect ssfeey by Az HeGommeaaeo Dy FaSsSians e
and lud relief.
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YELLOW FEVER NOTBs.-Eighteen cases in all
were reported to the Memphis board OF health
yesterday, ten Of whom were colored Two
additional deaths have occurred-JOhn Waters
and Ida Repter. The fever is gradually spread
Ing from the two infected points and greater
and son, OF New Orleans, are free Of the fever
and out OF all danger. DR.. G. B. White, OF the
sanitary association, states that no other cases
entirely free from yellow fever. . John Hen.
derson, from the bark Rebecca Camana, from
MatanZas. was sent to the hospital at New York
yesterday with yellow fever. The rest of the
crew are Well
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THE PRESIDENT and Mrs. Hayes left this
morning for Fortress Monroe on the Tsilapoosa
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q. g. BONDS, DISTRICT SECURITIES. RAIL
ROAD, INSURANCE. GAS AND OTHER
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES,
BOUGHT AND EOLD.
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INVESTMENT SECURITIES SPECIALITY.
FOB SALE AND IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
D. C. 20 and SO-year Per Gent Gold Bonds-3-65
Bonds guaranteed by d. S.-U. 8. Per Gent Bonds,
Metropolitan ana Columbia & B. stock, &C., &C.
H. E. OFFLEY.
jyA1m
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BEST RATES ALLOWED

DRAWBACK CERTIFICATES
issued UNDER ACT OF CONGRESS OF JUNE %,
1879.
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FOB THE

MONTH OF JULY!
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CERTIFICATES AND BONDS
Receivable in payment Of Special improvement
Taxes (and general taxes prior to July, 167D, FOR
SALE AT LOWEST RATES: or, viii attend personally
the payment Of the Taxes at same rates IS charged
ior the Drawbacks