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CITY ITEMS.


Just received, fun line of gentlemen's, boys
and chidren's still! and soft FELT Hats OF eood
Lewis the Halter and Gentleman's Outftter."
go 9TH street, between and northwest.
Parent.,
Do not use vile drugs or nostrums i'm your fami-
lies but use pure Hop Bitters-
''Iiebis Co.'s Arnicssed Extract Of Witch
has proven in my practice to be ineomIaraey
superior to any preparation of Witch Hazel l
have ever used. have often been disappointed
in the curative effects of the commonly vended
articles, and am glad tina, we can now have re-
liable preparation. E. c FRANkLN M %:
Medical Dept University OF Michigan.
Cures Piles Salt Rheum. Catarrh, Painful
Monthlies Leucorrhoea, varicose Veins. Neural
gia Sold in fifty cents and dollar sizes
Mrs. =. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restsrcr.
hair TO its youthful color gloss and beauty II
renews its life, strength and growth. Dandruf
quickly removed. A matchless Hair Dressing.
Its perfume rich and rare.
mr.. .u.,, zylc I R. is:,;n -; nat. ..u,
1t removes dandruff allays all itching stops fall
ing hair and promotes a healthy growth with
rich, beautiful gloss. and is delightfully."- fragrant.
Price seventy-hve cents. in large glass stoppered
bottles. wNs
Forty Years Experience Of Old Nurse.
. Mrs. Winslow VS. Soothing Syrup is the prescrip-
nurses in the United States. and has been used
Tor forty years with never-faiiing success 10y
by millions of mothers for their children. Ii re-
neVes the child from pain, cures dysentery and
darrhona, gripping in the bowels and wind collie
by giving health to the child il rests the mother
Iiiee I'D Genus pottle. m,w,s
Rectify Torpidity Of the Liver,
Remove blllousnesS, dyspepsia and impart new
tone and vlgor to the system 10y Liebig Co 8 Coca
Beef Tonic. Sold by all druggists. Beware of
Yellow. dyspeptic nervous inyalids grow
strong. rudy, and healthy by the use of the Lie
big Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic 1.-The results of it's use
stamps the Liebig Company. missionaries to the
human family" says the American Business Bull
letin, lN.Y9
The vixOr Of Youth
Given to the aged and infirm 10y using Hop Bit
tiers. Try it.
Rock. Ark.
willingly bear testimony to the excellent food
tonic effect of 'COlden's Lebig's Liquid Extract
OF Beef, regarding it as a mild unirritatng and
easily digeSted tonic, well adapted in cases of
chorosis. nervousness and vascular debility
consequent upon the climaterc period of women.
Beware of limitations.
Genuine Curealine, only cure for corns: bears
signature II. S. Frederick g. Co. pc. Stott IL
Cromwell. 81
Don't Die the Premises.
ASK your druggists for Rough on Rats" 1t
clears out rats, mice bed bugs, reaches. Only 15c
per box.
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning.
and delivered in u 10. Ward" prints Sc. per
h. Also cottage cheese. buttermilk and sweet
milk &C. per at. Cream, l0c pint
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CARPETS!
CARPETS!!

LAhGfST ASSORTMENT OF BEAUTIFUL STYLES
TO-SELECT FROM.
INGRAM AND BRUSSELS CARPETS.
Brussels Is Beautiful Styles, at rs cents.
Brussels Is Beautiful Styles, at 80 cents.
Brussels Is Beautiful Styles, at IS cents.
Brussels. 25 Beautiful Styles, at 80 cents.
Brussels Is Beautiful Styles at 81. 90.
Best Three-ply, Beautiful Styles.
Best Two ply, 80 Beautiful Styles best make.
Best Super Ingram. so Beautiful Styles all WOOL 70 Cts
Ingram. 20 Beautiful Styles, at 60 cents.
Ingram, 80 Beautiful Styles at 80 CENTS
Ingram, 20 Beautiful Styles. at 81 cents.
m&raih. 20 Beautiful Slyies. ct so cents.
Venetian Carpets, an widths.
Floor and Stair Oh cloths, all.w1dths.
Also large assortment Of crqmb Cloths al sizes;
Moquette Rugs, Smyrna Rugs, Persian Rugs, Velvet
Rugs, Tapestry Rugs, Body Brusses Mats, Tapestry
Mats, HAssocks, Ottomans, Cocoa Mating.
No last seasons Carpets to select from. Our stock L.
entirely new.
BOTTOM PRICES.
G. n. TOWSON,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AYENUE
80 South eides near Center Market
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II you are weak or languid. use Frader'e Bitters.
your flesh IL dabby and your complexion sallow.
Frazer,s Btters. you live in MslaIia district use
dren, uss Frszers Btters. you have rot the blues
use Fraziers Btters you have kept late hours and
Bittere lyon need tonng mp take Traders Root Bit
tes- you have abused instead Of used natures gifk
use {razse:'s MRess. HGfe hes become burden ana
yon have gloomy iorebo9ins ase .s...iss:
Frazers Boot Rittes viii make you feel young again.
s Sed ~ 81 dFqgTT = e 10. Rce q q
tor. Geseland. Q WI. B. ENTWIaIE, pruGeisl
cosnr rennsyiysniA avenue and 18th stxeek Walking
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LOCAL MENTION.


The Weather.
OFYICK OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I
WASHINGTON. DC. Aug ust % 1881. $40 q. m.
For the middle Atlantic states fair weather.
light winds, mostly northwesterly. stationary or
higher temperature and barometer.
Special Weather Bulletin.
WARNER FAIR WEATHER FOR SUNDAY,
The chief signal officer furnishes the following
special bulletin to the press Light local rains
have fallen in New England, the south Atlantic
fs generally about the mean for the month east
of the Mississippi river it has changed but slight
~ during the past twenty-four hours. The fol-
lowing special temperatures are reported this
morning: Eastport, So deg; Burlington. 81 deg
Quebec, 60 deg: Montreal. 66 deg; Aipena, GO
deg: Duluth. 81 deg: San Francisco. 81 deg Light
northerly winds prevail in the lake region. mid
die states and New England. Warmer. fair
states and New England
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
Inc Following are the readings of the Their
mometer at the Signal Office during the day
Maximum. So deg; minimum. s8.s deg.
THE IRREPREssIBLE SMALL BoY.-Now is the
season when the ubiquitous small boy fills him
self with green peaches and greener apples, and
bolts half-ripe cherries. seeds and all. His
city almost Invariably leads to cramps darrhea
sounds with his LAMENTATIONS. If his parents are
prudent people. they will have bottle of Perry
gencies and spoonful of this great specific will
bring the young scamp around all right. Drug
gists all sell it.
FUssELL's ice cream.
CHEAP REPAIRIN C. Byrns shoe store, 1914 18th
street.
VENDORS GUEss.-To-day, it will be remem-
bered. VennOr said would be marked by heat
and storms" Tomorrow he predicts will be
"sultry and showery, and Monday su1try and
windy.
THE JEWEL" is the reliable SC cigar 1907 Pa,
ave. {Wiae-open doOrs)
PIpSISsEwA COMPOUND cures all kidney dis
eases.
CHRIS. ABNER, corner 9th and F, just received
fresh supply of his famous Fearless cent cigar.
NEW GOODS at It'll st. Mourning Store. H.
HOwsONs Superior Ice Cream, 81 % gal. 11O4
18th.
PRICES jewelry store received some beautiful
styles this week. from 81 to $40. 457 Pa. ave.
Your EYESIGHT fitted for 81. Hemplers, near
AZ street.
FLAT FOLD English Cambrics, 81; Gilt Edge"
Silicias, 12h; Gents Linen Handkerchefs, I2k;
Fruit of the Loom Cotton, 10Hc., at BrOdhead &
Co.'s, LOS st.
SMOKE Ned Morcoe's Jewel cigar, 1207 Pa
ave. (W ide-Open dOOrs1
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-NOSS-R1DER. At st. Dominica church this city,
r. Woss 70 Miss Frances L RYDER Eisef oAh ohA
PREsCBIBED By PHYSICIANS
TRoPIC
FRUIT
LAXAT TIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS.
A DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING FRUIT
LoZENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF PILLS AND
DIsAGREEABLE PURGATIvE MEDICINES
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE ia the best preparation
in the world for oonstipation Biliousnes Headache
Piles and all kindred compainta It acts gently enec
lively and is delicious to take Cleansing the system
thoroughly it impars vigor mind and body and dis
peIs Melancholy, HypochondriA etc. ONE TRIAL
CoNvINCEs PACKED IN BRoNZEp TIN BOXES
ONLY.
PRICE Is AND 60 CENTS.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ap30-eo&w
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NEW GOODS at eth st. Mourning Store. IA

CHRIS. ABNER, corner 9th and F just received
q fresh supply of his famous Fearless cent cigar
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VENDORS GUEss-To-day, it will be remem-
bered. Vennor said would be marked by heat
and storms Tomorrow he predicts will be
"sultry and showery,' and Monday su1try and
windy.
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PRICES jewelry store received some beautiful
styles this week, from 81 TO $50. 451 Pa. ave.
Your EYEsIGHT fitted for 81. Hemplers, near
AZ street.
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BROWNS IRON BITTERS
IRON BITTERs. Are highly RECON- IRON BITTERs
mended for all dis
true Tonic certain ' and efc Cure Dyspepsia
lent Tonic, espe-
indigestion, Inter
mittent Fever, Loss
of Strength, Want
IRON BITTERS, OF Appetite, Lack IRON BITTERS
riches the blood and
Complete strengthens the For Delicate
muscles, and gives
Strengthened. nerves. They act Females.
like charm ON the
Temesins al GIfTsda Ss,
peRTfissY sTfH HEEs.
IRON BITTERS. Sold by all Drug IRON BITTERS
Write for the B c
Sent free.
Is nt Il snSS nsSs s
BEWARE OF IMITATIONR
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY.
ms-eo BALTIMORE. MD.
r .oUIsIANA STATE LOTTERY.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FORTUNE.
NINTH GRAND 1 REsT 6IFg CLASS 1. AT
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1881,
136TH MONTHLY DRAWING.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Incorporated in 1858 five years by the Les-
asaTs feE EdpSsSDsl and Gh.ft.bls
S4G. coo has since been sdded.
&c .sss e ssps
IT'S GRAND sIks1 fis NMR5R TRnAE1SGs WILL
IT NEVER SCALES OR POSTpONES
Look 1t the following distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE $50. OOO
loo. 600 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
HALF TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR
LIST OF PRIZES.
Capt Pr3ze. $50 ooo
Pnass Of sa 800. ......................... SSW
Prizes Of 900. 1000
,1S f Pize OF $ I ~ 0 0o
a00 5Lize1 OF i9
2 200 Prizss Of $sS 1922
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
3 Approximation Prizes Of 500. 100
3 N ZW........... t,S00
lOO............... 800
s%Sqas1s agents 5:
to whom liberal compensation win be paid.
dress Send ~ Or Re;stered Letter. Or
Money order by mail addressed ONLY to
N. A. DAUPHIN.
NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA,
or n. A. DAUPHIN, at
No. PIP BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
or j. P. HORBACH.
COS HATH STREET NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON.
"a AZ osr Grand Ertroordinayy Draseings sndsr
BEI IREG1RD e and j iffsa2s r. 's' g.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
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FUssELL's ice cream.

CHEAP REPAIRIN C. Byrns shoe store, 1914 lith
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS 6sc.

WEE ni BEckHAM PRIZE TO BIZ Aes iN SHOT FoR.
ElSss 81 the Ale,andria Iaxht fnfanry 10 sshmout
Ci take rar IN the match Washington Lirht inisnsry
fosFIr, uhoS Veteran Gorp. and the Aexandrsa Light
wharf fect Of 5th street at $50 a. and B So n m
Steamer Excelsior will leave her wharf AZ n M Par
nes leaving ON the Excesior win 6lymont I'm time
70 see the most interesting part Of the match Refcr<~re
Col w o. Moore, Capt \. r. Thomsson. Cart al.
McBarney. Dr. Tickets. 50 cent?, children. rs eenss.
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I d,
ave. (Wide-open doors)
PIPSISSEwA COMPOUND cures all kidney dis
eases.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

MARRIED.
VOSS-RYDER. At st. Dominica church, this city.
Thursday. August Is 1881 by Rev Father Cali. CHAS.
H. VOSS to Miss FRANCES E. RYDER
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ARRIVAL OF HER HUsBAND-HIs ACCOUNT OF HIS
TRouBLE-GuITEAU's ACT THE CAUSE or II.
Mr.. Anthony Reininger, the husband Of the
unfortunate demented woman who created such
an excitement yesterday at the Presidents
House and at police headquarters, in her bathing
suit, arrived here last night in the 10 o'clock
train from New York after his runaway wife;
He went directly to police headquarters, and
finding his wife had been sent to ST. Elizabeth
insane asylum went to a hotel and rested until
this morning. He stated that her mysterious
disappearance from home last wednesday, had
caused him great deal of anxiety and trouble
She had shown symptoms of mental derange-
ment about three weeks ago, and he had been
keeping a silent surveillance over her, but not
noticing anythin. after that time he had grad
ually relaxed his vigilance.
HER DEPARTURE FROM HOME
On the day stated she left to go down town
and took her bathing dress. as she had been in
the habit of doing, and going to the beach for
bath She did not return, and he at once tee-
graphed all over Brooklyn and afterwards New
York city, thinking she had possibly been taken
learning nothing he employed the ser.
vices of the detective force, and made
search through the pawn shops for articles of
jewelry on which she might have obtained
loans. knowing that she had no money! but could
fiEd nothing. He and his wife's relatives in
Brooklyn had been much distressed, and were
astounded when they received the teegraphic
dispatch from this city acquaintng them of her
whereabouts and he took the first train for this
city, arriving at 10 O'Clock last night as stated
HE WAS GREATLY TROUBLED
and especially when told that she had pawned
her wedding ring, and that her fine suit of hair
had been cut of. Mr. COnnell, of the sanitary
office. showed him the pawn ticket which he
had taken from her, showing that she had dis
posed of her ring and hair in a Baltimore
pawn shop. He stated that he was poor
man, connected with the fire department. and
had no money to lose. Considerable sympathy
was felt and expressed at headquarters for Mr.
Reninger at the unfortunate circumstance, and
there was disposition on the part of the Off
GERS to make it as pleasant as possible for him.
He states that she has frequently manifested
great concern and pity for President Garfield
and expressed her horror at the dastardly deed
of the fiend Guiteau. Mr.. Reinnser is a MEM
Der OF fire company No. II, williamsburg, N Y
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10Th - O.
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The National Fair.

PROGRAM FOR THE FALL TROTTING MEETING
INDUSTRIAL PARADE, BICYCLE TOURNAMENT
AND RACES.
The board Of directors of the National Fair
Association last night completed the program of
the fall trotting meeting, which is as follows
Tuesday, October 1l-2:25 class. purse $780,
2:19 class. purse $1,000. Wednesday, October
PISA class, purse 800; 2:15 class. 81 ,OOO
Thursday, IS class (Pacers), $780, 2.21
class lTrotters), $500 Friday, 14-Pacing, free
for all, $500, with $3.50 added if the best pacing
record is beaten. Stallion trot. free for all,
$4,000. $500 added if Smuggler's time, 2:151a, is
beaten.
1t has been decided to have an industrial
parade and bicycle race on the opening day of
the fair, and a tournament on the last day. The
directors are negotiating to get Fargo Mitch
ellis Indian Troupe and the Roman HippOdrOme
chariot races as additional attractions. Pro-
vision has been made for four running races
each day at the running meeting, to be held in
the latter part of October.
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FLAT FOLD English Cambrics.- 61<: Gilt Edge
Siicias, 12H; Gents Linen Hanikerchiefs, 12k;
Fruit of the Loom Cotton, 10Hc., at BrOdhead &
Co.'S LOS st.
SMOKE Ned Morcoe's Jewel cigar, 12O1 Pa
ave. wv ide-Open dOOrs)
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Just received a full line of geutlemen's, boys
and children's stiff and soft felt Hats. OF guod
qualities latest styles. and at popular prices al
Lewis the Halter and Gentlemans Outfitter."
go 9TH street, between and X northwest.
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PULSE, TEMPERATURE AND RESPIRATION
The normal rate of the pulse is variously esti-
mated. and depends upon the age and other cir
cumstances. For adults it is generally between
70 and IS beats per minute In exceptional
cases. however. a pulse as low as 60 or as high
as 80 may exist in a healthy person. The normal
temperature or the human body also varies
stated to be from $50 to 1902 or upward. The
physicians in the Presidents case estimate the
normal temperature at from 49, 40 to $3.50. The
normal rate of respiration is estimated by some
at IL per minute. Others say it is from Is to 20.
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A SUGGESTION FOR YORKTOwN.-A patriotic
citizen suggests that the District may easily send
to Yorktown a white. red and blue battalion
Light Infantry being uniformed i'm white coats.
the Rifles in red and the Veteran Corps in blue
The same idea may be carried out in the bands
Shroeders being uniformed in white, the Ma
rine band in red and Webers i'm blue
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ne WeoI0cr.
OFYICH or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER I
VAsHINGTON. DC. Aug ust 20. 1891 $40 a m
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather
light Winds mostly northwesterly stationary or
higher temperature and barometer.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Young & Cald-
well, real estate brokers' have sold for Mr.. J. F.
Olmstead lots 40, Al, AZ and 43, in square 1872,
situated on the south side of Rhode Island
avenue, between 10th and 18th streets north
west, and containing 1904 feet, to Paymaster
William J. Thomson, US navy, for SIT, 1861. So
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"Alderney Dairy WaRons.'
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morning
and delivered in u 10. Ward" prints, 35c pc
10. Also. cottage cheese. buttermilk and swee
milk sc. per at. Cream. 1Oc pint
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AN OLD-TNE METHODIST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
PECTED n CAAP-PREPARATIoNs rOR Sun
DAY.
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feet long, SO broad, and 16% deep, with engines
Of 100 horse power, and carrying 6 guns. She
was quite new. having been launched at Chatham
on March Sd, 1880. The following official tele-
gram TO the Admiralty contains the only details
so far known of this terrible event 80 DottereI
totally destroyed and sunk by explosion of fore
magazine, at Sandy Point, Straits of Magellan,
ten A. NJ, April 26th. Cause, unknown sup
posed the boiler burst and exploded magazine. -
When the DOtterel sailed from Plymouth on Feb.
18th, last, for the Pacific, she had on board a
complement of I3S officers and men, besides II
men TO fill up vacancies on the station. Out of
this total of l55 men, only II have escaped,
making a loss of s officers and 1876 men. Among
these u survivors are the Commander, Richard
Evans, Lieut.. Stokes, the Paymaster, Engineer,
Carpenter, and seven seamen they are coming
home by the mail steamer to stand their court
martial for the loss of the vessel. The Dotterel
had a large quantity of gun-cottOn on board,
and the fore magazine which exploded contained
over 4 tons of powder. Both the Penguin and
the Turquoise have been ordered home from the
Pacific, calling at Sandy Point to examine the
wreck, and ascertain the cause of the catastrophe
with divers. The composite screw sloop Mutine.
6 guns, will now be commissioned to proceed to
the Pacific station in place Of the Dotterel.
OTHER NAVAL NEWS.
The Commander-in- Chief of the Pacific, Rear
! Admiral Stirling, in the Triumph, was to leave
Valparaiso for Talcahuano early last month, pro,
ceeding to Honolulu on May 10th. The U. S. S.
Alaska, Captain Belknap. was to leave Panama
bay for Callao at the end of April, and on her
arrival the u. s.. ). Lackawanna, Captain ellis,
a; Valparaiso, was to proceed on a cruise, via the
Aaruuesas, Society, Samoan and Sandwich Is
lands. to San Francisco. The German man-of-
war Hertha, accompanied by two gunboats, has
sailed from Melbourne for the Samoan Islands,
and rumorso of the annexation of this group by
Germany are again prevalent. The French Vice
- - - - l. -n1a 10 NA4a-
member of the ROYAL Order of Kamehameha |.
and for many years President of the French Gr-
ographical Society, suddenly died at Paris !cs-
terday.
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LETTER FROM EUROPE-No. As.
[FRoN OUR GULA CONSEQUENTLY
LONDON, May 18th, 1881
THE ROYAL PROGRESS.

The ROYAL PROGRESS.
The political correspondence of a semi-oficial
paper which supplies the Continental journals
with foreign news, contains the following letter,
dated Toxic, Japan, middle of March The
King of Hawaii, Kalakaue /, arrived here early
this month, on his way to Europe. He was re-
ceived by the Mikado with the full honors of an
independent sovereign. and the Imperial summer
palace Enriokwan was placed at the disposal Of
the royal guest. Large festivities could not take
place on account of the Emperor Of Russia's
de ,th. but a review Of over 5000 men, at which
the diplomatic body at Toxic was also present,
took place IN honor OF the King, who also re-
peatedly took dinner with the Mikado and the
Imperial Princes. He was also made the recipi-
ent OF the Grand Cross of the Order OF the
Rising Sun. On March 18th the King sailed for
Shanghai, in order to visit this important Chinese
mort. and thence continue his journey, via India.
10 Europe. King kalakaua Is a person of stately
appearance, and of very amiable character,
which has gained for him the goodwill Of all
who had the good fortune OF meeting him here.
During his stay here be was dressed in q simple
military uniform of American cut, on which,
over his other decorations, the star and ribbon of
the Aus rian Francis Joseph Order was cOnspIc-
uOus. He made a very favorable impression on
the whOe diplomatic body. and at an audience
given to the Austrian Ambassador, Won Hopper.
be declared that he hoped soon to pay a visit to
the Emperor of Austria, at his capital" Since
then the following telegram has arrived from the
far East, dated Shanghai, April llth " King
Kalakaua. after visiting this city, has proceeded
n~Orthwards, and had an interview with the Wee
roy of Tientsin, on the subject of Chinese emf
grafton to the Sandwich Islands. The King
expressed the wish that families would settle in
Hawaii, and not single men Alone
II. ". s. DOTTEREL,
on the way to the Pacific to relieve the Penguin,
has been totally lost in the Straits OF Magellan,
on the Goth ult.. by an explosion. This vessel
was a composite steam sloOp, Of l,l37 tons 10
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NOTES.

Russell Mccoy, the first descendant of tia
famous mutrneers of the Bounty, who has over
visited this country. arrived here last month from.
Pitcairn Island. in the American ship Harry
Mills. in which he also intends to return shortly.
This English South-Sea Islander is a middle-agcd
man, about 5 feet 9 inches high, and though his
complexion is dark, he would pass for a native Of
this country, his accent being very like that of
South of England people. \ dispatch from Pan
ANA to a French paper states that the canal
works are now proceeding with great activity.
4 broad road now connects tie two oceans, and
the engineers conclude from their latest surveys
that the construction of the canal will be Il com
paratively easy matter. \ late letter from
Levuka states that the Commission reports that
the native population of FIJI is I'd diminishing at II
fearful rate, the death rate having reached the
abnormal proportion of rs per 200.
ID