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SURE CURE FOR BLACK LEG
Smokey, pier No. 50, ground floor. Opera.

Smokey, pier No. 50, ground floor. Opera.
house tonight.
Southern Illinois nursery delivers to-
morrow, corner of Jefferson street and
Pacific avenue. Promptuess will be appre.
ciated in receiving the tlees.
A street musician and sore-eyed dog,
which howled an accompaniment, made the
night hldeous at the corner of Murphy and
Main streets last night.
Mrs. Chambers desires it stated that she
denies assaulting Mrs. Freeman with pts.
tol. She says she had no weapon, and that
the. affair has been mlsstated.
Attention is called to the advertisement
oil julius Winter, jr., Il Co. in the local col
umns. They are known all over the state,
and have been doing a fine business in this
section.
We acknolege the receipt of a sample of
sugar cane OF the ribbon variety, grown by
Captain W. W. Ross. 1t is very fine, and
is now in good condition for cutting.
Mrs. Perry, the sister of the woman who
died in Terry's house across the branch sew
eral weeks ago in destitute circumstances,
died yesterday, leaving two little children.
There was no meeting OF the bar yester-
day, as was announced, to take action on
the death of Lawyer Cole, and it is to be
presumed that it has been postponed to
some future day.
Parties visiting st, Louis should call on
Magnet Il Webb, railroad ticket brokers
corner 9TH and Chestnut streets. They are
perfectly reliable and sell tickets to all
points at reduction on regular fare.
The largest and finest mirror ever
brought to this city was placed in Tom
Cade's saloon yesterday by Mr., Marshall,
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THE CITY
CITY NOTES.

Oyereese Solicits your vote.
The street cutters need cleaning out.
The side walk ordinance is a mockery.
Silver watches at Austin from S. to $50.
Oysters on fork is what you get at the
gallOr saloon,
Gents gold and plated chains, all styles,
u Austins.
White china dinner sets for SO 1T the
Crystal Palace.
The travel on the Gulf, Colorado Il Santa
Een improving.
Handsomely decorated tea sets for 50 at
the Crystal Palace.
eCyster catches the early bird at the
parlOr saloon, Fact.
TherailrOad travel Is getting better ard
better every day now.
A general assortment of gold and plated
necklaces at Augtin's.
The races, wnbh begin on the eth, are the
stabsorbing topc now.
Never before e,ualed--a fine tea set for
Sal the CrystalPalace.
Fine oh ,mber cts, new styles and shapes.
@'Sj at the CrNtal Palace,
BE sure and geone of those s. tea SETS,
AId only az the Gystal Palace.
Very handsOm, decorated dinner and tea
@sCombined ID $50 at the Crystal Palace.
Scratch oil aNames except Oyeresee f r
a county treaSSI and you will never
The eastl ,ci train on the Texas &
Pacific road 1.-TWO hours late yesterday
morning.
M VIM. hcshe, of Plano, left at IL e
HERALD oihgi sweet potato weighing nine
aida halt phds.
iesterdaHas a warm day, but at night
aocss Of NJ geese went south, and n
Norther is fected.
It's undt stood that Loeb's lawyers will
make an err to-day to get hitl out on a
writ Ofhatf corpus.
Wanted} furnished room as close as poa
Mle 10 thPosroiiice Address Strictly
Business, itRAID office.
The find band and best orchestra travel
w. withf mammoth Stuttz troupe at
'AeOpertuse to night.
hbefated that the M arriage aid as
ssoGatf Iook over one hundred thou.
and d3s cut OF this city.
he ioroe is making marked i'm.
EO'eTs on the streets under the super
VISION tity Eng ineer johnson.
lnI'ng car ON the Gulf Colorado &
NAaI ANYWAY, gives passengers break.
@I south, and supper ming north
ht hre company No. | will give
M lsmotr 10th Tor the purpose of
adfhds to purchase uniforms for its
neu}
INJECTION OF Mustang BILL who is
w 4 10 New York. William is pre-
snf sne grand "swarry," pier No. 80,
lfV wHs are out for the marriage of
sJ WILLIAMSON, an old HERALD COM
pckw Miss Bette Hall, of GAINESVILLE,
,he Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe for
Mi, onattanooca and Atlanta. A
Jas tHuie, close connections and rates
s,.sHnh' who was published az
Sa MT Freeman IN the street
s,on nlghts since, says Mrs. freeman
|ermopp,hg at her house, and that
m S she don't even know her, and
"" her to know her.
E%ms, sheriff Spencer arrested Charles
As,v Yesterday on a telegram from
lmuIs charging him with the theft
h, whn lie was taken before Jultice
huw liked his bond ut $3.50, in de.
Which he was sent to jail.
re amn comedian, Mr.. G. A. L,rk,n.
nSn maiden name is Bermudas," In
sr and specialties at the grand
W honor n Brigsdi Ter. General
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he best shirts for sl.OO at Clancys.
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH


NEW ohlIEANS
NEW ORLEANS, November Flour scarce
and firm, higher grades, 70d5 so.
Corn scarce and firm. soc.
Oats quiet and weak ijtsaiG.
Corn meal dun and lower. quoted 3 I5GG3 so.
Pork quiet aud steady % -.
Lard quiet and firm refined tierce, l2js@l24;
| kte, H. "
Bulk meats quiet and firm; shoulders, packed,
lOs,; clear rib and long clear, l3&.
| Bacon quiet and weak shoulders, ll@lli a;
clear rib aud long clear l6,
Hams, sugar cured, dun and lower; choice
canvMSed, ordinary and medium average,
| l6Ml6
Whisky steady; western rcctiHed. l .Os@i.Oo.
prime, 6DlOa.
sugar quiet and weak. inferior, 5i.a6,S; com.
mon TO good common, Itm6ii; fair TO fully fair,
oh@6n; prime, Ga yellow clarified, 7ls@7!i;
Molasses in fair demand centrifugal, 3O@i
common iO@iji fair, FOOLS; prime To choice,
1880
Rice quiet and steady, ordinary to choice, ~
| @6h.
Signs nominal; sterling bank islcousols, 62,,.
Chicago
/ Chicago November Flour quiet and un.
chluged.
Wheat steady; regular, o2s@92,n November.
gFs@9l'i December 92h@9l'.; year, Is 4 ~o5 !. =;
January. l0oA No. aspiring Q2hG92al cash:
| options The same rs regular; No. Chicago, rls.
ing o. winter, 9j
Corn unsettled and generally higher; SIX
cash; November, 665.; December. l,dGl 4,
year, 5lt@5ia January, S5s@55,G May re.
jeCted at ID
oats quiet 3iLdsi. cash: sSI November,
Sah December S3h@33h year; 35is January;
| May rejected ut 30mSl.
| Rye quiet and unchanged.
Barley unchanged
! Pork steady. 20OO662l 90 cash; lg,laisalo Is
November Is 50@lS5j December and yenr 1895
@is a5ii January; lS'6Oels6l)i February; 1890
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"A Startling Discovery"

"A Startling DlscONery,'
A prominent astronomer, who has
watched the course of the great comet,
claims to have made discovery in con.
neutlUu Win the comet tan InuC will
create the most profound amazement
throughout the world, and will be of par
ticular interest to the citizens of Dallas and
the thousands of visitors who will attend
the races during the coming week. While
watching the tramp of the skies through a
telescope of unusual magnifying power, he
was astonshed to obseve family traced on
the comet 5 tail signs of letters plainly show
ing the following: 81. Renhardt, 70i Elm
street, Dallas, Texas, in view of the very
cold winter predicted, is prepared to cothe
the masses with suits and overcoats
for men, boys and children, at prices that
battle all competition" Ofcourse the story
about the comet tail is only fiction, but
the statement about Reinhardt's stock and
low prices is absolutely true, don't you for
get it Reinhardt, the boss clothier, has
pleasant smile and good word for all.
Come to see him and get all further infOr-
nation about the comets tail. 1t will pay
YOU we'll
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English Female Bitters is intended fer
young girls as well as married ladies, who
have, by some exposure, become irregular,
pa e and feeble, with headache, lenCorrhua,
pain in the side and back, falling of womb,
or female weakness or excuses. Its use
strengthens and tones the stomach, inyig-
crates the nerves. gives iron to the blood,
corrects irregular uterine action and re-.
moves unnatural distractions.
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Fancy goods at Bauman's.
-. -
FALL SUITS AND OVER-COATS,
Everybody Contemplating to Have n Suit o
Oyercoat Made to Order this Season

Everybody contemplating TO Have n Suit or
Overcoat Made to Order this Season
should 60 at once to the branch office Of
J. WINTER, JR., IL co., THE TAILoRs OF LOUIS
WILLIE, KENTUCKY,
located at COL Main street, in this city,
where all can see the largest stock and
choicest styles Of woolens ever SHOWN mere.
this house has established in this state has
compelled it to open branch office among
its patrons, with headquarters in Dallas.
The best cutters are employed by this es-
adjustment, the finest trimmings used, and
the prices far less than other local houses.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call to day and leave your order.
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A Stolen skin.

Some unknown party, who fain would
ride upon the waters of the turbid Trinity
snapped in twain the chain that held the
skill of the Todd mills, and glided away
with 1t. A deputy sheriff wasted several
hours riding MP and down the river with
the view of pipping the thief, but the latter
was nowheres to be found.
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The Cabinet Onencd

Last evening the Cabinet saloon, situated
at the southeast corner of Main and Austin
streets, threw wide open its doors with a
welcome to the public and superb
collation.. Messrs. j. d. Gill & Dirmyer,
the proprietors, are men who are at the
head of their business. and the word first.
class so often used out of place, can be
The saloon is dandy, and the opening
was q grand success.
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l., II. Curtis, jeweer, corner Main and
Poydras streets. Repairing fine watches q
speciality.
Wedding Presents An elegant new
stock of silver and silyer-plated ware, tea
sets, pitchers, breakfast, dinner and picket
casters, butter-dishes, card.receivers, cake
baskets, goblets, forks, knives, spoons--all
new styles.
American watches in gold and silver
cases. Gents gold chains, charms-iob
chains.
A fine assortment new rings, all styles.
Fine gold jewelry. Nice stock of ladies'
misses and chldren's bracelets.
Spectaeles and eyeglasses, at corner Main
and Poydras streets.
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When you hear the roar of the train; see
the glare of the headlights and the great
iron wheels are within foot Of your neck
then remember Dyke. opera-house to-.
night,
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DALLAS, TEX, November |, lSS2.-Mr c..
II. Cooper, late of Galveston, having been
admitted into the real estate firm of Veal
Hogan Il Reynolds, the firms name will
be changed from this date to
VEAL, COOPER n co.
Our Mr.. Reynolds will remain in charge of
the city business as heretofore.
VEAL, COOPER e Co.
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THE LATEST TRIUMPH
The New High Arm Howe Sewing NJ

The New High Arm Howe Sewing Machine
IS Just out. | Is perfection. No cogs, no
cams, no cranks, or Objectionable points OF
any kind. See it before you buy any other.
The Star Machine office has been removed
rom 10l Main street to 6i3 Elm street,
where u complete stock of tirst.cass ma
chines ana supplies will be kept at whole
sale and retail Machines of all kinds re-
paired, None but good agents wanted. l..
A. Wilson, state agent.
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All the new shades Of velvet flushes amp
ilks, Ia cadet blue aud terra Gotta, .plumes
and tips to match the goods, at Mrs. E.
Chesnut's.
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No hot lunch or hot oysters, but the finest
and oldest whiskey in the city--at The
Office on Poydras rtreet.
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Bargains in china, glassware, etc, at the
Crystal Palace.
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Fine diamond rings, studs and earrings
cheaper than in New York, at Austin's.
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guarantee our SO dinner sets to be the
hest ever sold, See one at the Crystal
palace.
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Exclusive wholesale and retail millinery
and suit house in the state at Baumans,
106 Elm street.
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Beaver hats, all oolors, $3.50, at Bau.
mans, 700 Elm street.
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Ladies', convince yourselves before you
purchase, at Baumans.
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No hot lunch or hot oysters but the finest
and oldest whiskey in the cty--at The
Office.
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There is but one step from aliiuence to
AFFECT poverty. This is fairly illustrated in
the great play at the opera-house tonight.
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The handsomest chamber sets you ever
saw, for 50, at the Crystal Palace.
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Kid gloves, all shades, DC, Soc, 7jc.
Sl.00, $l50, $500 and $3.50, ut Bauman's.
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Silks and Satins,
All oolors, fancy feathers, at Baumans, 70t
Elm street.
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At the Crystal Palace you can get hand.
some lamp for Sl.50.
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Ladies' from Distance.
All orders will be carefully filled. Adj
dress Mrs. Il. Bauman, 706 Elm street, Dal.
as, Texas.
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For fine neckwear go IN Clancy's.
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Most all the fine watches are taken to
Austin's for repairs.
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For fine hosiery 20 to Clancy's.
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II you want to hear some fine music and
have q good laugh, go and see the nam.
moth Stutta troupe to night, at the opera.
house.
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sonthvsetarn Stases The party went
~ "a invitation Of Hatch. They
are to be gone three weeks
AuousrA. Ne, Sept "a The ONO.
iai reeurno from all tho state exccpt
M small plantations, show z t9tx'
vofe of l3&l76. Robie 52tt4; fIasss-
I'd 81 7s6: Chase. 1,1o6; Vlnto0. ~;
EnstiS. 10. Robes plurality 9!yo'
The Reuubllcan candidates for Con
eress "a elected BY pluTalities . little
In excess Of that Of tho Governor:
The Republicans carry II Of tho 10
countiee. OF the Senators u arc re-
nuhlicans and : Fusion. In two dlSr
fricfs the election 10 not decided.
HuRrER's PoINT, l.. L, Sept. IS
-Four hundred employees OF the Stein
NV piano works struck this morn
inn ON account Of an unpopular Su-
perinteudent named Sumner. The
men viii not return to work unless
he be discharged. Should the de.
mand not be complied with, It 10 said
that tho employees In New York,
numbering about 1000. will also
81. LOUIS. Sept 18.-The damage
by the collision and lre ct tho tunnel
1est Of KirkwoOd yesterday, u ESQ.,
600. sixteen to twenty carA, some
lumber laden, and large locomotive
were burned. The walls Of the ton-
mel are badly broken and cracked ~
the heat. Trains will run on the W.
bash track while the repairs are
made.
Tho Tariff Commission heard to-
day IN argument bv Adolphus Meier
on free trade and tho reduction OF the
tariff rates; and r. A. Hitchcock i'd
v0catinR the Creo00n convention rates
on iron, steel and iron orc, and the
present rates IN plate glass.
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The Republican Pow WOW n
New York.

Tha aeuubljcaa Pow WOW IN
~-v.
No" 4
New YORK. Sept. 1a-Owing to
the nearness Of the State conventioue
the papers of both politics arc nlled
to tke 6rim with local partisan a6airs
to ina exclusion Of general news
Tl,e hitterness between the Republt-
I'm factiOns seems rather to increase.
S...r.,aA NJ y Sent. lA-An
.,.e 1 is"a;~~ hotsis are crovded with
R ~ to sttend the convention.
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DIR. Spinney,
NO. II KEARNEY ST.
Treats all Chronic and Special
Diseases.
YOUNG MEN

VITO may he SUITE ring from the effects ct
yuuthfml fOlliex ." insliscIetiOn. will Il" vel!
to avail Themselves Of this. the greatest
hoOn ever laid at the altar ~ stuff ring hui
lnanlty. DR. SPINNEY will guarantee 10
forfeit 800 for every case OF seminal weak.
ness or private disease Of any kin.i or char
acter which he underta axes aud fails IL cure
N ill(llc.AgeGl Mon.
There are many at the age Of thirty to
sixty who are troubled with too frequent
evacuation Of the bladder. often accom-, pam
led By slight smartlng or burning sei,as-
ton and . weakening Of the system In >
manner the patient car 1t account E.r. On
exam ming the urinary deposits ropy sed-
jmcnt will often be found. and sometimes
small particles Of albumer Will appear. Of
tho color will b. OF . thin milki-h hue,
sgatn changing to . dark AMI torpid ap-
neerence. There are many men who die Oi
this dtmculty, ignorant OF the cause. which
u the second stage OF seminal weakness.
such ca yes. and healthy restoration of the
genle0 urinary organs.
Omce hOur1-1O to ! and tOS. Sundays
rom 10 70 II q. m. COnxulia; iOn free.
ThOr0uEb exa minatiOn and advice. So.
Call on or address.
DIR. SrINNEY 4 co.
No. II kearney street.
Sseptt San Francisco. C'Al.
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New YORK. Sept. 1S.-The State
Committee OF the National Green
back Labor party meets here Sep.
TENDER 10th.
ALBANY, Sept. 18.-AlOnz0 Cash.
aged -. shot and m0rtally wounded
his wife Minnie. near brownsville.
yesterday, and then killed himself.
LONDONDERRY, Sept. IA woman
has been shot by = process server near
Chenties, county Donegal, while re.
Sisting the seizure of her cattle. The
process server is arrested.
PARIS. Sept. l8.-Tbe Guzette lie St.
Peterstssry says: To allow England
to settle the Egyptian question with.
out consulting the other powers In
not to he thought of.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. l9.-Charles A.
ketcham, clerk in the Alton elevator.
has been arrested for stealing wheat.
He has been operating several months.
His stealings will prob IDLY foot up to
several thousand dollars.
DENVER, Col, Sept. l7.-At Georae-
town and Central City, this State, =.
about II O'Clock this morning, y comet
was plainly seen with the naked eve.
about I've degrees from the sun, and
the direction = tribe south Of west.
LITTLE Rock. ARK. Sept. lS.-Of.
fetal returns of the State election
show the following results: Gov.
Berry, Democrat, 1855: Stack. Re-
publican. 1856: Garland, Green
hacker, lO.139. The total vote was ll;.-
160. the largest ever p0lled.
QUEBEC, Sept. l8.-Acting ON the
decision Of his Bishops the Anglican
church minister refused to unite n
resident with the sister Of his de-
ceased wife, on the ground that while
the law renders such MARRIAGES valid.
1t does not compel the clergyman to
perform the ceremony.
MOUNT AIRY, N. c., Sept. 1s.-
During the performance by Orton's
circus, ut this place this morning. the
seats fell with 1900 people. Fifty
persons were seriously injured and
-FOUR ladies' are in . critical Condition.
Many men, women and children hal
their legs and arms broken.
NEW YORK. Sept. l8.-Ex-Senator
Conkllng. Senator John r. Jones. Ru-
fus Hatch and several others make
Up the party which left the city on
night for a tour Of the
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0aribaldi's Grand Simplicity.

Good Words.
The hattie Of the Volturmo, the
flight Of the King, and the siege Of
Capua followed In rapid succession.
During the whole Of that stirring
time I Was ut Naples. I saw the
Dictator Of the Two Sicilies ut the
summit Of his power aud popularity,
and saw how he used both. 1t was
commonly said that for u fortnight
after he entered Naples no crimes
were committed. l st&id long enough
to see the place become . sink Of
iniquity once more. After the hattie
Of the V0lturno there was little to do
except to get into mischief, and
plenty Of mischief there was-duels,
assassinatiOns, gambling and worye.
the city wllenever 0aribaldi was in
1t! The nights were us Il rule noisy
and uproarious. One night lie sent
out word that lie could not sleep, and
you might have heard n pin drop
on the pavement ell through the
night.
The woman brought him their
children to bless he strOke,l their
heads, he rebuketl their supcrstition,
but he could never say an unkind
word tO them. His care for the
wounded was unwcaried. lie went
daily through the military hospitals
ut Caserta. The doctors said his
visits did more for the men than all
physic. They declared his touch
and very look were full Of healing;
the dying heads were lifted tOsce him
pass, and wounded men leapetl from
their touches to seize his hand.
He was just the same on the battle
1ield-he always went over It himself
to l,e sure that oil the living had l,een
taken up and oil the wounded cared
for. This 10 how he won the great
and simple. love Of his soldiers. His
own soul was great aud simple.
remember his life ut Naples-thc !
talk Of the town. He would live in |
no place-hc would not even be called
your Excellency. although supreme !,
ruler Ut both Sicilies. He .yas l0tlycsl
up In little attic ut the top of the |;
Toledo. He said he liked to Ike high
up to breathe the mir.
AT Palermo the ctIstliest wines and |
vtands were prepared for him-he
lived on bean sand the common wine !
Df the country; lie spent on an
average eight: francs a day, and never
he'd anything In his pocket ; anyone
VINO asked him for money got It. He
had . simple method. He borrowed !
II whoever happened to he near him. |
md gave 1t away. The people he
borrowed from generally got paid,
'ut ne never spent anything upon or
asked anything for himself. One
week he was the irr esr0nsible con.
roller Of millions, and the next week
,e get sail for Caprera with half .
ack Of potatoes bis only wealth.
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CHICAGO, Sept. ia Collin9vood
ontario, special says: On The fafeti
steamer Asia were some thirty h
oore" tor french river. The crew
were Captain ]. W. savage: First
Mate Jno. AcDermid: Seco1d N.ts
A. McNab; wheelsman, Il. i)svis
and q. 4ckays Waterman. james
smith; deck hands, John IcEirov
lanes Nelson, VIM. Slinton, and T.
lnnea; Fint engineer, T. J. Bruce:
, mco ens1Seer, y. Windover; lIrs.
men. =. Degroot, James lamb.
stewart, stephen Carter: vsit..;
Isaac Bennett, A. Watt Ana r IT,
1 T!; porten, Il. Walker And +
dlil, ladies' maid, Mrs. WaIter.:
COOK, VIM. Jackson and ]. jackson:
Puner, yohn AcDougall. OF NJ.
sensefs there were q to IS.
SO BOSTON, sept. 19.-The Democrat,c
Butler. 'e~ "eo