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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-20
The keported1Death or Prinr, Louis M.
,,Ol0On COnflrmef.

LONDON, June 20. Further adviceS from
Cape Town, via Madeira, officially confirm the
death Of the Prince Imperial. The Prince was
out scouting with an officer and six men only.
After searching Mealie Garden for the enemy.
the Prince gave orders to mount. The enemy,
who had remained concealed, then fred on the
party, and killed two troopers and wounded
the Prince, who fell from hts horse. The 9TH
ers we're compelled to abandon the Prince. On
receipt of tie news at headquarters Lord
Chelmsford sent q regiment OF lancers to re-
cover the body, which was found covered with
assegai wounds. There IL general mourning
at the Cape and much sympathy is expressed
for the untimely death OF the young Prince.
The Basutos surprised force OF the Colo
NAL cavalry, who were investing the Moros-
sica stronghold and killed and wounded many
Of them.
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The Ohio Editors,

&c the Highland House, given BY the local
press to the Ohio Editorial Association, was
one Of the finest affairs OF the kind ever seen
ID this city. Plates were spread for 275 per-
sons, and the menu was exquisite Hon.
81 the New YORK Tribune delivered the ora
tion. Toasts were responded to by Mayor
Jacob, Hon. b. Eggleston, Archie McGregor
and Hon. Ghas. Foster. The editors are pro-
fuse il praise OF the reception they have re-
morning for an extended trip via st. Louis,
and viii return through Chicago.
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Having numerous agencies from leading
manufacturers OF the North aud West. and do
Ing all our business exclusively on commission,
purchasers will always obtain the benefit Of re-
auction in prices made By THO houses we repre-
sent. and all machinery viii be sold at manu-
faetufers' prices
The largest stock and variety Of machinery In
the United States is kept On sale DIT our ware
holses aud stores In New Orleans. stedmap Y
Presses. Newell Cotton Screws, Draining Ma
chimes, shaftings, Hangers. Couplings. puileys,
Victor Sugar Mills. Cooks Evaporatprs, Lou.
lsviIle Sugar Mills. btraub's Queen Of the South
Corn Mills, Ames's Portable Engines. Sugar
Kettles. Knowlss'a steam Pumps. EAGLE Cotton
Gins. Brooks's Cotton Presses. Inggraoll
Harts Cotton Presses. Hay Presses, Saws
q a]l kinds Gas Pipe Weed Worrying MaohIn
Movers ana Reapers, and
PLANTATION AND SAW MILL MACHINERY
OF oil kinds. at lowest cash prices. Send for de.
seriptive circulars.
w. 4. GUSHING.
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I,OR SALE At "A SACRIFICE-A MAGNIFI-
n cent Raised Cottage DWeliin containing
six rooms on ground floor, Kitchen and dining
and Camp streets, and bounded BY .Magazins.
Camp. MarenRo and Constant inople. streets:
measuring about 100 feet front BY about 200 feet
Shade trees. and roomy SPACE around ths house.
Those wishing bargaIn. Y would pay them 70
az1 @ " s nssp
No. 1894 Magazine street. ie15 In
EsOR SALE CHEAP-A FINE DWELLING
- two and half miles east from Amtte City,
La, thirty five acres cleared 100 acres IN all.
number OF young peach trees. grape vines and
strawberry beds and other fruits on the place.
The cleared land has 2 new fence around Il.
onsss a one issnsr hon
OF d mile from main house. Splendid stock
range 10 the vicinity. especially for sheep. This
place Is sfxty-eight miles from New Orleans
and three quarters Of q. mile from Gullett's
Mill. Splendid place for fish and game. High
land. For particulars address J y. SAUNDERS,
Valence street. near Camp. formerly OF 1874
Magazine. ls12 In
,I1oR SALE-BpILERs OF ALL KINDS, AT
I the Old established steam boiler, manufae.
Peters and No. 81 Cailiope street. AL boilers
Tie Tic, lowest. Send for estimates. Address POST
Office bog No. 1854, New Orleans. lie. ie11 An
A SPLENDID CHANCE -PROP ERTY In THE
~ Sixth District for sale by j. 8. SAUNDERS.
A double COTTAGE eontaining eleven roons,
fifteen feet high, fronting on Peters Avenue. 200
feet front by q depth OF 30 feet, Or an entire
square. Ground higher than surroundings
aud always dry. This property 10 bounded by
Prytania, Pitt and OetAvia streets. three min
utes walk from the st. Charles street cars and
In the most healthy locality OF The city. Ad.
dress, j. d. SAUNDERS,
Valence. near Camp, formerly OF 1894 Maya
zine street. my2s I'm
CTEAMBOAT FOR SALE THE STEAM
- ferryboat LOUISE. length 122 feet breadth
Of beam So feet, feet guards, depth Clio feet.
tonnage 1874, cylindrical and return flue boiler,
10 offered for sale at BARGAIN, For Qarticu-
lars do oily to THOB. PICKLES,
my1s Il Canal Street Ferry.
T1OR sALE-BY J. 8. SAUNDERs-A BEAU
- tiful summer residence az Biloxi. Miss.
having $40 feet on the Gulf and measuring 30
| acres deep; house containing three large front
rooms, two cabinets. kitchen, servants rooms.
stables; also twelve bearing orange trees,
grapes figs and fruits Of various kinds. All In
good rel,lir and freshly painted. Apply TO j 8.
SAUNDERS. YAlence street. near Camp. form
ery Of 1884 Magazine. ap2e
l,OH sALE-sTEAM ENGINES AND BOlL-
I ers. both new and second hand. DRAINING
Wheels, Pumps. etc, 6aW-Mi,iS Cotton Trucks.
Crab Wenehes. JaeksereWg. Crate Bars. Furnace
Mouths. Wrought. Iron Works. Brass and Iron
Castings OF every description. Also. one second.
lor at OLAKK'6 FOUNDRY.
Corner Race and Tchoupitoulas streets.
an 2stf
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Tho Threatened Riot In NIfnnesOta-DeAt1t
or m Eminent Priest.

CHICAGO, June 19.--The latest from the
scene Or the threatened railroad riot at Tracy,
MINI, reports all quiet, although feelings OF
uneasiness still exist In the country surround
ings The trouble ID about reduction from
81 so to ST 25 per day.
Rev. Michael LAWYER, member q the SO
ciety or Jesus. and head of the Jesuit order in
Chicago, died last night. He was born In
Dublin, May 81, 1926. :..s-.-
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state Committee have invited those who wish
a State nominating convention to be held this
wear to inform them how much they are VIII
fling to contribute toward the expenses OF
cam nairn
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GRAND EXCURSION AND BASKET P1UNIo.

N III
= For the benefit ot the NEW ORLEANS SAM
auspiees Of the em ployes Of Morgan Logsisi ana
and Texas Railroad and steamship COMPANY
and the Citizens Cooperative Committee at
OAK GROVE PARK, parish .of Bt. Bernard J.
sUNNDAY. June ~ 1875 One of Morgal,s conn
street at 7.so o. 10. and $50 d. M: AIafers depot
at 4 and b. nj. = No.
\, Tickets only fifty cents children under four
teen years free. 5s
The Morgan BRASS Band will discourse music
on this occasion. and one OF tbs finest strin3s
bands In the State will be In attendance.
Deeal Notiee-The boat will make an sxtra
the residents OF aretna and the upper district
Of New Orleans. leaving Gretna ferry landing dc
D. mi. jackson street landing at 40 ii. m.
Ann street At 2sf5 b. M, and Morgants landing
lAIRiersla 2:45 D. ~. the last trip Of the boat.
Leaving the grounds at night. will take excurs
sionists TO arbtna and Jackson street.
Tickets can be purchased on entering the
boat. Jei5 40 d az
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specla1 Notice 10 Mayntl LAfOurche ship
pers. The steamer BERTHA. leaving New Or
leans every MONDAY ut 3 D. nj. and FRIDAY at
~ 4. a.. is the QnIy through boat Ia the trade
she goes to ThibodaJx every trip and does not
js2g1t THANK BERaERon. Master.
once VI new orleans city Railroad Cam
NO. ia Uanal street. New Orleans, June
a. 1879 AT q meeting Of the Board ri Direct
ofs VIZ III 1he fenr eeth Instant aiylasnd
payable TO the stock holders On and after TUE6.
AYtJnly i. 1919. All transfers Of stock for ton
a III previous y ha dAy iW s %
g, Omce New Orleans ana He'd River
Transpa rtation Company. No. Ill Gravier
sbs eon an e eeotIoa tor i've directors q
WEE ~ esa a = 5ass u u.s.
between the hours OF u E. s sHd aaaratarv
New Orleans. June "A. 1873 je15 1gt
will meet Of the Hall, No. a Baronne street. on
FRIDAY. twentieth instant, at $50 b. ID. Gem
tlemen will come accompanied with their lady
friends, as the exercises will close with q hop
and d end a.as sy 4 4 ;ge q b1 e.
je15 ID I'd :. - eeseS J. J. FOLEY.
once ct New Orleans City RatIfOaA
Company, No. 14 Canal street. New, Orleans.
May 8. is7g-Unti1 fut ther notice trains to the
New Lake End will run every hall hour from 2
o'clock b. M. 70 ~. m. The last train Will
'sn mss sRe 'aAe 81 70 2 3. LEWIS Secretary
Tne wemans Christisn 4,,,1 un.en wi w
month. at II O.. m, OF the Oarondelet street
A's1o1's' eA Mrs. y. LYONS. Presi dent.
MRs. a. j. Coop. Seer. tary. dee u
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All Quiet In Idaho-NO Trouble with thu
indiana.

LEWISTON, Idaho, June 19.-Gen. Howard
and Gov. Ferry held a final council at Spo,,
kane Falls with Moses, Spokatta, Geary and
Smokyhalla. The latter renounces his
former theories, and will 20 with Moses on
the reservation. Everything In the Northern
country IL now satisfactorily arranged.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-20
srouaHroN's 1npEg1aroN.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Shaker Suicides Because He Has Been
Refused Admittance to the
Shaker Fold.

PITTsFIELD, Mass, June 19.-David Cutler.
o member OF the West Pittsfield Shaker fami-
~. seventy years old, committed suicide yes
tprdey evening by drowning, because the
Shakers would not receive him back into their
fold, he having left them four weeks ago He
returned Tuesday night, hoping to be REIN
stated.
THE SENTENCE OF MISS DUEH
Snow HILL, Md, June 19-Lillie Duer was
sentenced to pay o fine Of $500 and to remain
In imprisonment until II was paid. The
money to pay the fine ID being rapidly raised
among her friends. The feeling Of sympathy
liz very strong.
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The Red emption Of Five-Twenties.

WASHINGTON, June 1S-The Secretary w
the Treasury has given notice that he will re-
deem at once without rebate OF interest all of
the outstanding hve-twenty bonds, c0nsols Of
1867 and consols Of 1868, which were called to
mature July 8 and next.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-20

David Davis, rising from his seat In
Washington street-car--". Take these seats.
iades And the four iaales 80 ~ ~ Mins.is
statesman
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WASHINGTON.
Sample Civil Service Reform-The National
Board Of Health.


J. WASHINGTON. June 1s.-The Republican
Campaign Committee oil Ohio, having sent on
mere 9 request for funds to aid lii the gaber-
Material race, the Secretary Of the Treasury
promised $4,000 from his department, and IL iii
thought that proper tomato amount Will BE-
contributed by The other several departments
y ~ not intended to assess the clerks upon
the system heretofore practiced, but heads Oh
bureaus will receive notice that clerks will be
permitted to subscribe whatever amount they
can afford. nm
The report and recommendation Of the Ma
tlonal Board Of Health, which were submit
ted To tho President d day Or two ago was
sent to the Treasury Department for exam
ination. 1t seems there Is some hitch In the
report and recommendation that does not
meet the. views OF treasury officials, conse-
quently the approval OF the President is de-
Iayed until q consultation can be had with
members OF the beard. IL IL thought the
board must reconvene and reconstruct it's
acts before they can receive the approval OF
the President.
sToUdHToNs MDEGIsTON.
r. w. Stoughton, United States Minister to
Russia, has not yet determined the question
as to whether he will return to st. Peters
burg or resign his position. He will probably
not decide the question fOr some weeks yet.
In official circles here it is believed that
StonghtOn will tender his resignation. He
has sixty days leave.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-20
OVER $1,000
Eagle Cotton Gins
HAVE BEEN SOLD.

The Eagle Cotton Gins were first introduced
years ago, and have been used successfully. in
all the cotton producing regions OF the world.
TIVE B a 9E r Gop paf2x WEIGH H HE
1Np la Has Won 81 MAHY TH q s 81 81
afNNED ON THE RAaLE % coTToN DIM. =
g s. ss en e 9, vs ag EEa ass o9n ga
Cotton Gins ever made. The Eagle Cotton Gin
rq sssax sn any pap ss GIN a au Ta hsys
aIs hs Ea u ans T csRr e
9s,s h s Ts1 s9s d + ss msP e pis
sample 81 cotton than the Eagle Cotton Gins.
yea III ID Which tie .1 nndsrsiensd lbs Ras
been the agent Of the Eagle Cotton Gins ii
san cylinder Of the Eagle Cotton Gin Is taoelue
inches m diemeter aghiek e toe inches larger
10 sau Gins more teeth, and ttev are more than
equal 10 the sosa.c Gins Of other makers. aoho
use only teni,sch cyliy.aer. and The same great
larger sized gins can Be easily estimated,
Planters wishing g reliable Cotton Gin. with
an established reputation, can purchase an Eagle
making an untried experiment, but Will obtain
q Cotton Gin which is Endorsed By the Oldest
and largest planters In the country 90 the best
In use
a large stock OF Eagle Cotton Gins are always
kept on sale In New Orleans ready for imme-
date shipment.
want right or left hand motion Gins.
Prices have been reduced this season to % II
a saw. We keep on sale Gins OF 40, 40, 50 s5, 60
65, 10. rs and 80 saws, both right and left hanC
motion.
All orders should be addressed to
w. L. CUSHING, New Orleans,
Sole Agent for the southern states.
Country merchants allowed d liberal discoun
on all orders.
THIRTY CENTS A POUND FOR COTTON
The New Orleans Cotton Exchange pait
THIRTY CENTS A POUND for q bale Of cottoI
9inned on the EAGLE COTTON GIN. and sen
the cotton to the Centennial Exhibition as tn
best bale OF cotton seen In New Orleans.
SIX HUNDRED DOLLAR PRIZE AT ST
LOUIS.
At the great st. Louis Fair. Last October, thu
Grand Prize of 5000 for the Best Bale OF Cotton
was awarded to a. tale Rfnned on an EAGLl
COTTON GIN, being from an Eagle Gin soil
by w. Il. GUSHING TO MONTGOMERY
ALI orders should be sent to 10000
1865 Gravier street.
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WaitinE tor III. Approprlatie

CHICAGO, June 19.-The United States
grand Jury was discharged to-day because
there Is no money to pay them until the APP
preparation bill passes.
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NOTICE TO STATE CREDITORS

Rooms COMMITTEE ON THE DEBT OFT
the State, at the State House.
New Orleans. April 80. 1871
The Committee on the Debt Of the State. In
accordance with resolution Of the Oonstitu-
tional Convention. hereby give notice to the
creditors OF the State that the committee is pre-
pared to receive propositions relative to the ad-
justment OF the bonded and floating debt OF the
State.
Propositions should be submitted In writing
to the chairman of the committee by q syndi-
cate or agency. representing each particular
class Of Indebtedness.
E.E. KIDD.
Chairman Of Committee.
Address. New Orleans. La, State House.
mV1 tt
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PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-Capt. James f..
Dougherty, or Frankford, an outlying ward
himself Both will probably die. jealousy
Ii said to have been the cause OF the crime.
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WANTS.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
BOARDING.

NEW YORK :. ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
~ Hou,herners-S uthern ladies and gentle.
men visiting New York will find first class
rooms and board at reasonable rates at Mrs.
RHsselPs. No. IA West Seventeenth street. near
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-20
FOR SALE.

E1oR BALE-ONE TOP BUGGY. WITH HAIR
II ness complete: almost new, having been
bought DIT first hands and used only d few times.
Apply at No. 191 argvier street, up stairs.
1e1H 1W4
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-15

The London Times makes the follow
ing structures upon the assumptions of
power by the English railroad companies:
at Is still as important as ever that the
public should be protected from the con-
sequences of the monoplies possessed by
the railway companies. They show no
tendency towards decentralization: the
movement is all the other way. No new
competitors with the grea. lines already
in existence are starting up; few of them
compete with each other they know bet
ter. The power of these great corpora
tions over-shadows the land. They are
the best living illustrations of the growth
Of feudalism. They wield authority not
far short of that of Norman baron with
power of pit and gallows over his retain
ers.
And, Just as it was neces' airy that the
Crown should curb the local despots oil
feudai times, so must some central au-
thority lay firm hand on railway com.
panies which abuse their position. If II
ever was proper t, keep watch over pow
erful and sometimes aggressive monopo
lists the reason remains"
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ore- -
SUPPOSED FATAL REsIrI n,

1t was mentioned in ths q -.
Monday last that man nama 1lI MN
Donnelly, had met bis vie On D S,,'
Avenue on Sunday last aud f.Ilr,I hs']
cort to the ground. At thet me- b NJ !
facts in regard to the case could ba NY
tanned, but since that time o,Se, y
have come to light. '"''
From the facts it appears that II,
reaching home she was met nv ,I na, Y \
6and, who caught her by the hair 70 Of
mead and dragged her up stairs N
getting her up stairs he commeu,ad
Kick and stamp her, until She bes,
insensible, after which he threw lind
OF water In her face in order Ia ,e.,
consciousness. She was placed in 4
where she lay In helpless coDd,iI
ana from present indications her
Jurles will result fatally.
The brute of a husband, who VI
pity TO call man, is a member of the
aware Avenue Church, and upon n
plant being made to some Of tbe M
oers OF the Church, an investigate,
ordered, and strange as it may seem
man was voted gulltless by the conf
CATION. Efforts are now being usd.l
have the lady taken to the civ Hom
where she will receive better care AMI
safe from the attacks oftbe brue Vi
The law requires her to call husband,
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THE STATE FA,D

LETTING OF DIREvron. 4
FAIR. 'rfCIs OF Inv r IN \
>, Al. Dover, SATURDAY. a..
meet Of the State Ray he first reO0J
H Hinich, BY the wav. ' IL ns OF AericuIip,,
Directors of the Ksn NJ composed Of III v
tnral Association. Of ~ Coouuty Aruss
There sa ,r.. grounds, at Fai,,vT;sas held
and mali iDs was fair attendaanarssvl !. Par
,uaoh Was spread out f hasoa handsoa
ing opened. Wv oeiore the may
Alter lunch short a1dro.
Judue H Tunnel, of Sussex c ~efena.
a,ng.on, Esq; the latter 81 Milchard ri
s ~na suIccinct history Of the sS ,g SID
s,;ccIatlon, fiom It's prellmi n osate fair I
proportions. s' anu encoursQi1
MT. John II. Hipcin. nal, y
VI " New Castle county Womb ,ne iaims
n naxe good exhibit Of c ,,oa,p robab
lover fair and he expressed s,ock at 4
w.sn Tor the entire success Ss" u, 40 earua
PRISE. SNess VI Tie emf
General A. T. A. Torhs,.
Also spoke encourapinplv Oh Mllfo1
pecis Of the fair. "sy ot the prd
. s mf. Harrington arr closed the t.lkir,
Le!tience to the fact that H., in%aAilg VI
Sanaolts 10 the buildings h ,ne space
oeen engaged, and that tha,o neafiy
room Enough to accommo ode,e was
wish TO exhibit cereals In ,.', u VI
mere was q great increase o n aus ,tesp|
phcations last year. ' 0'er The
"a. afterwards the directors hi, j
vate meeting, and discass.a i" ,t ~ N
; Tor the exhibition. Al ~, ,Gi. 'rsuI
,n Tug. sSout 5000 of the Associa si' s
Inc arrangements for the .,,,..
are eoing rapidly forward and ,Aulall
thing points to the most i'na ani eVe1
successful sue, affair of the kind .pe, \
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NEW CASTLE LETTER.

HOW SATURDAY EVENING WAS SPENT.
COWS IN A CORN FIELD-ATTEMPT-
ING A PRIZE FIGHT.
Special Correspondence for the Gazette.
New CASTLE, Sept. Is, 1870.
Saturday evening'was ushered In, &C
compapied by q heavy rain, which had
a tendency to keep the promanaders off
the streets, and only those who were
seeking afler the good and necessary
commodities for their Sunday dinner,
were to be seen hurrying along, intent
on getting home before they were
drenched. About 10 o'clock 1t cleared
up, and Shawtown, having all its people
at home, presented . lively scene good
humor, friendly intercourse, cider drink
ing and watermelon eating were among
the many ways In which the time was
spent. At Dobbinsville its 90 dwellings
turned out not less than $50, who were
gathered in little groups along the pave
ments, while they listened to the tales
OF the Oldest inbabitant, or canvassed
the facts in the little case which had
caused one Of the employees of the roll
ing mill to "ump the town." and seek
for pastures new. "Bull Hill" was
tranquil, peace reigned supreme, its past
glones were of no consequence when
its pride over the grading of Chestnut
street was taken into consideration. At
the City Hall the "Moss Rose Assembly"
were giving one of their social hops, and
right merrily did they enjoy them
selves,
about thirty street COWS broke into
Germ field belonging to Elmer Clarke,
and did an immense amount of damage.
He succeeded IN driving them into bis
barnyard, where he kept them all night,
and this morning the damage will be as
sessed, and the owners will have to
"come down."
One arrest for disorderly conduct, yes
ierday, hearing was given, fine of 81
and costs.
On Saturday, James Smith, residing
on Vine street, an employee of the
Delaware Iron Co., while engaged at his
usual labor in the pit Of q furnace, was
severely burned.
Two attempts wers made, yesterday,
to get up . prize fight, the first in the
morning, when one Of the parties threw
up the sponge long before they arrived
at the chosen grounds. This back down
was . great disappointment to a crowd
Of 30 or 60. During the afternoon the
challenging party had his courage screw
ed up to fighting point, and fresh place
and time appointed, when he again fall
to be on hand. The case will be present.
TO the Grand Jury this morning, and
of rowdyism broken up.
The steamers John A. Warner, Re
public and Clyde passed down yesterday
well filed with excursionists. The
Clyde on her return put into our wharf,
and . number came ashore. The Rey-
bold not running was sadly missed by
those who patronized her during the
season.
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ii III yersary Of he yxettlsow of
the IE5overnment.B Sept 1874, wPs
eeieb2 z k'AERrleaus yestefdas ~
p. ~, n. ;s sns n,a. isq IN.
81: q q = ss = 0<casi0s 'slAOrA'sd y
a ias ssvG~ss.As. A.,tss \.
e tsssass p9 sss ens i sss
noids, n msaJa aSs,, Of Noyfoikl VA.
70 rui tNtfNlE offok and Liverpool.
have % enrsf ed and ali prelimisaV
' In ss~i%m,SE SassA yAe.ss.hrd.y, OPP
posite 1Dah Long Island, for. prizes Of,
q sipss yS III ssa sa ssass asss.
after hsSSdsyYhl7l,SSs m!lss, captain
Twenty-thresI nav cases OF yellow fe-
ver-tep white. I'D thirteen colored-
were retm}sd at(enbhis ON 6tnSdsH
There Md 4ydSaIh sl dArins the .Ve6ees
80 whites and 16 cQlOred. The total num-
Der Of aAsa6 to Date ia 1886. The How
ards reSajciAd 81 500 on Saturday, $500
being fr6nAAs Merchants Exchange Of
st. Looms, IA addition to $1,000 heretofore
's = 'ss.lIHMlAsS rypags.sa... , IL.
reply to an inquiry, has been received
Toxic, on Which Gen. Grant is a passen-
ger, Is M pmter ORDERS to make other
than ontaaRl tame, He may not arrive,
therefore, before next Sunday, but, a. II
II thought pp6bable the Toxic may reach
pert Il SArly Is Wednesday, prepare
lions are being made so as to have every
thing read1 for Gen. Grants reception
1t the eealier date. The decoration oil
the stroen and buildings is to be begun
to-day, and several committees will
meet this afternoon to complete the ar
rangeynents.