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The Courts.

EQUITY COURT-Jud0e Hdgner.
Yesterday, Mercer agt Hogan; testimony or
dered taken in forty-twO days. Helmuth agt.
Kinney; sale finally ratified. French agt. Camp
bell; hearing commenced Cornelius agt De-
Vaughn; sale ratified niSi and cause referred to
auditor.
To-day, Baker agt. Brown; defendants solicitor
granted leave to withdraw. Given agt. Wheeler;
decree quitting title. Main agt Bon1fant; appear
ance OF absent defendant ordered. Giles County
Iron Co. agt. Fisher; time TO take cOmplainant'S
testimony extended. Ravul agt Gaines; plea
overruled; exceptions sustained and defendant to
answer.
POLICE CoURT-Jud0e SneH
To-day, Jas. Brooks, colorad, loud and bolster
mails; IS or IS days. George Krouse, forfeited col
lateral Lewis Coleman, colored, cruelty to ami
mails; S. or Is days. Emma Shepherd, cOlored,
loud and boSterous; S. or Is days. Annie Smith,
profanity; S. or days. Eliza Delaney, colored, do.
do. Chas. Clark, profanity; continued. Rob. Cham
berlin, assault on VIM. Mahoney; IS or Is days
VIM Brooks, assault on Casiah Johnson: 60 days
In jail. Albert Spencer, forfeited collateral
Sophia Waumsly, assault on Rachel Norton; $40 or
co days.
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There will be four cared shell race this evening
between married and single men OF the Potomac
Boat Club; also a race between working boats.
Afterwards the usual weekly hop will be held.
Ellis Ward, the trainer of the Columbias, has not
arrived here yet, but is expected on Monday. The
Columbias will probably not send a crew TO the
Detroit regatta, but they will be willing to row
any club in this part OF the country.
At the Long Branch races yesterday the winners
were Parole, PiZarro, TurcO, Monitor, Kitty Clark
and Itaska. On charge OF foul riding, Itaska was
placed last, giving the race TO Dank.
At the Pittsburg, Pa, trotting races yesterday
the first race, 2:29 class, was won by Young Full
!erton. Second race, free for all. pacing, purse
81 500, was won by Lucy.
Base ball yesterday.-AtP phia-Athletics,
Louisvilles, q Philadelphias 6; Atlantics, 8. At
New neutrality-suspicious., 8; Yales,7 At Buffalo
Buffalos, Z; Clevelands, 2. At Chicago-Detroits,
2; Chicagos, l. At Troy-Provldence. 6; Troys, 4.
At Observation-Disclosures, 6; St Louis, l. At
BOStOn-W OrceSterS. 4: BOStonS. /.
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CITY ITEMS.
I.lror Eon,nlainf

Corner 9Th and II streets northwest, December
81. 1881. Gentlemen: My husband has suffered
with Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia from his
youth After taking two bottles OF Browns Iron
BitterS, feels that he can recommend them for
their beneficial results. MRS. A. NJ KNIGHT.
GBrown'S Iron Bitters cures Liver Complaints,
Kidney Disease, enricheS the blood and revival
lies the whole System.1
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THE ScI0TO DIsAs-ER.-Yesterday afternoon the
body OF Albert Snow, the last victim OF the Scioto
disaster, was recovered. 1t was found under the
body. Sidney Burroughs, from Easc Iiv-rDool.
has not been seen since July Sd. He told his sister
he was going on an excursion July 4th. rumOr
was out last week that diver Earhart was working
In the interest OF the boat, and that the bodies
were sh0ved out o. hole in the boat
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MORE HEBREW REFUGEEs.-Three hundred and
nfty-Ona Jewish refugee eXileS arrived at New
York from Liverpool Tuesday. All the Institutions
on Wards island are filled with these people, and
the commissioners will take steps at their next
meeting To return to Europe such as will not ac-
cept the employment offered them. The oppressive
heat tells with severe effect upon all OF the arr-
vals and in the course OF the day the hospital re-
ceiyed large additions TO the already formidable
list OF patients.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AnluSenlcntN TO.niSIaf.

TEsaTER CoNIQUE--Variaty and burle5que.
ABNER'S SUMNER GARDEN.-COncert
DRIVERS SUMNER GAKDES.-Specialty Perform
Rnce.
The WASHINGTON SWIMMING School, New York
Avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
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nervous Debility
Is depressed. irritable state of mind; weak,
nervous, exhausted feeling: no energy; no ANNA
ton; confused head; weak memory; loss of power
In generattve organs occasoned by excuses; men,
tai overwork, or indlscretions. positive infall-
able remedy for all these troubles is found in
Aliens Brain Food, which tones up the system,
arrests Al! Involuntary discharges removes men,
tai gloom and dependency, and restores wonder
druggists 81 package for S. or sent free by mail
on receipt Of price, from ALIENS PHtH..aaG 5ia
FIRST avenue, N. Y. STOTT & CRQs TELL, Agents,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue,
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.'Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
Also, cottage cheese. buttermilk and sweet milk.
sc. per ut Cream, 15c. pint
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West washington afea,r.,

A SLIGHT FIRE occurred this morning at $50
O'Clock at Pascoe's bakery, No. 1877 Jefferson
the oven, the flames setting fire to the surround
Ing woodwork. An alarm was struck from box
not needed, as the r1re was Quickly put out BY citi
zens viii buckets Of water. but little damage hay
ing been done
THE CROPS through Fairfax are reported to be In
very favorable condition. The wheat crop Is
large, and prospects for corn and large yield of
grass unusually promising.
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Great Falls, recetv-
Ing and distributing reservoirs, clear.
HIGH IIDE.-JulY IA, z :0S q. m, Is pm.
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The Medicines

composing Carriers Liver BItterS are all American
fresh, homegrown, active and valuable. They
form a bitters which cannot be used without
benefit.
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For an- case OF blind, bleeding, itching. liberated
or .pTotruding Piles that DeBfng's Pile Remedy
fails to cure. Prepared by j. P. Miller NJ. D., 91s
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with
out his signature. Sold by druggists. Disco
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The NEW YORK PHOT1 Co. - 9TH, (fOrnerly
Davis brafch,1 Will adopt the following prices for
their hne Photographic portraits curing the sum-
mer months: One large picture Tor framing, 81;
duplicate copies, 50 els; finest cabinet portraits
= per dOZ: card pictures, b.-t style. 81 per dOZ.
We guarantee To mike rs COOS TOTt. iOr the above
prices a Is male III this city; these prices to
tinuc only I'LL Srrtemhpr Isl
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FUsSELL'S Ice Cream.

For CHEAP TRUNKS AMI travelling bags 90 to
Herzog's, 300 9th St., near Pennsylvania tvcnu..
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Special Weather BuIIetlr,
FRIDAY To RE FAIR

The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin 10 the press: The
barometer Is low in the middle states and New
England, and Is high west OF the Mississippi river.
Northwestcrly winds prevail west OF the MiSsii-
sippi and In the upper lake REGION AMI SOuthweS-
teriy I'm the Atlantic coast states General rains
have faiieE east OF the Mississippi river. The fol-
lowing stations report more than one inch OF rain
fall during the past twcgty-fopr hours; MOntgom-
cry, 247; FicEsburs, 20. Th.Ee has been d gem
eral but slight fall in temperature. The follow
Ing special temperatures were reported at am.
this morning: Istport. ST.: Montreal. go; Que
bee, g.: Mt Washington. 40: Cleveland, GO;
Apehl, 3D. Duluth and 81 Paul, $50; DenyeT.5 $50,
AMI San Francisco. so. The following maximum
temperatures We're reported at 5 PM yesterday:
Yuma and FL PaSo, 1C5o. cool fair weather is in
dicated on Friday in the Atlantic coast states.
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500 travelling trunks AMI 100 baby carriages sold
atreduced prices ar T. G. ,llSchmds ST. ,ta stn.w.
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A RELIC OF THE WAR.-Mr. j. E Engle, residing
at Falls Church, Va, a few days ago found an or
binary land turrie, and: examining what appeared
at nrSt to be hferoglyphics on his back, finally
dier. c: W. Rhodes June 80, 1861, Co. F, - regi-
ment."
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, Mass.
COLLINS PLASTERS.

instantaneous Relief from every Pain, and Weakness
OF the Lungs. Liver, Kidneys and Urinary Organs
rheumatism, Neuralgia and Malarial Palms. in COL
Inns VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS. Only 25
cents. Sold everywhere. ta23
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Kidney Disease.
Pain, Irritation, Retention, IncOntfnence, De-
posts, Gravel, &c, cured by "Buchupaiba" 81
Depot, Stott & Cromwell 9
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LOCAL MENTION.
The WcElher.

OFFICE or TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsBISGTON. DC. July ID, 1882. $50 am
For the middle Atlantic states. colder clearing
Weather. westerly winds. higher nreSSure.
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or stop bullet hole, but Tarrant's Settler Ape
rient will relieve headache aid digestion, regulate
the bowels, and it is to-day the finest OF all cath
artlcS and StOmachicS. Sold by all druggists
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sANFORD'S RADICAL CURE,
The great balsamic dlstation of Witch Hazel, Amer
lean Pine Canada Fir Marigod, Clover Blossoms ETC.,
for the immediate relief and permanent of every
form of Catarrh. from simple Head Cold Incipient
Consumption.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
WE ARE NOW UNDER ROOF.
THE PLAsTEREEs AND CARPENTERS ARE AZ
WORK.
We positively expect to open the early Fall We mus
prepare for removal
REDUCTION IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
AL goods reduced from 30 TO so PER cent. We wiz
not, shall not dare carry any old goods into our
new building.
Our assortment still complete but We shall buy No
more goods to replensh present Stores must
cloee out every department near as possible Goods
Oh hand when ready removal will be sold at auction.
1.ooo pieces beautiful POLKA DOT and FIGURED
LAWNS at cents warranted fast colors.
800 rieces extra wide and fine VICTORIA LAWN az
6 cents reduced from Is cents
5000 yards beautiful LACE BUNTING in all the
ending spring shades and black 10 cents per yard
reduced from IS cents.
5000 yards half wool CASHMERE. reduced to 10
cents in all the new shades.
$50 pieces beautiful CANTON GINGHAMs. all OF
this seasons manufacture. reduced too cents These
have been sold during the season by other mer-
chants Is cents although our price has at no time
been above l2Is cents.
We have just foun al stock go1-n one each
BLACK and CoLORED LUPIN's LACE BUNTING
all WOOL which shall offer at IS cents former price
so cents. Also pieces of those French all wool
BUNTINGS at l6 cents per yard. worth 81. cents.
1000 Linen LAP COVERS extra size in ten dif.
ferent patterns. a, S. cents. reouced from sl.25.
Every article in store reduced from 80 to so per
cent
We must prepa-s ,or removal.
Do not consider this idle talk. Every lady in washs
ngton knows the magnitude o. orr stock which we
safely state is three as large as the stock OF
any other merchant in this city, Therefore. prepare
for Bargains! As by the time move into our NEW
HOUSE. expect to reduce the stock smallest in
the city. The Goods all FRESH having cent all our
old trash to New York auction. be sold to the highest
Call early in the morning to avoid the immense
rush.
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TO Restore
nerve and brain waste nothing EQUALS Hop B
terS Believe this
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OFF FOR A SUMNER DRIvE.-In hiring a horse, it
Is well 10 know the animal beforehand. He may
have tricks. Sometimes il happens that gentle
man and his friends go out for pleasant after
Moons drive ami come back with the vehicle
wrecked and themselves badly bruiSei. Mr. Aaron
BowdOih, OF lewiston, Maine, &c ed by
horse His side was bruised and Iii seemed
to be brOEe1. For Willie he was Unconscious.
But after being treated FOR three days with Perry
Davis Pain Killer. he WAS entirely restored. no
trace OF the trouble being lett except Slight sore
ness. Pain Killer ShoUId b. kept ON hand by every
body who has anything to do with horse
HART's Roach POWDER, at all druggists. Depot,
III I'll street
THERMOMETERS and the eye-sight, Hempler'S. ASS
Pa. ave.
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Rev. ANTHONY ATWOOD, OF Philadelphia, says:
"Hunt's Remedy has cured my wife OF dr0p5y in
its worst form. All Say that it Is miracle
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
Cleanses the nasal passages of foul mucous. restores
the senses OF smell, taste and hearing when affected,
frees the head throat and bronchial tubes Of offensive
choking matter, sweetens and pures the BREATH stops
the cough and arrests the progress Of caarrh towards
consumption.
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
Is the only complete external and internal treatment
One bottle Radical Cure Catarrhal Solvent and
Sanford's Improved Inhaler, with Treatise, in one
package Of all druggists for 81. Ask for Sanford's
Radical Cure for Catarrk.
WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, Mass.
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r E A I r E d U G. T ION
O
TIL E MISFIT STORE.
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS,

The large business of the past compels us to
make extensive alterations We therefore will close the
entire stock of spring and clothing regardless
of cost.
Partial List Of Bargains:
40 cents for OFFICE COATS worth 75c
50 cents for DUCK VESTS, worth 81.
So so for ALL LINEN SUITS worth Sc
s. for extra siae ..a : MEN SUITS, worth 49,
81 Tor ALPACA COATS, worth 81. SO.
- Fcr BOYS SUITS, worth SC.
IS fCr BOYS SUITS, worth $40.
s. for MEMS BLUE FLANNEL STITe -. ...n 81
a. i0r BLUE FL.eS.NELSUI'TS. worth SIS.
So for best YACHT CIt,4 n SITS worth 500
s15 for Myrtle green YACHT CLOTH SUITS worth sos
IS for Blue and White mixed ALL-LINEN SUITS,
worth So
SC for best made ENGLISH sEERsUCKER SUITS,
worth SO.
s14 for CALCUTTA sEERsUoKER sUITs, worth s25
SC for best NUN-CLOTH co AT AND VEST. worth So
s. for finest PONGEE COATS, worth $40.
81 for good PANTS, worth 50. so.
s. for fine ALI-WOOL PANTS, worth IS.
81 for CUSTOM MADE PANTS, worth 80.
S. for finest French CASHMERE PANTS worth 49,
SIS for BLACK ALL-WOUL DIAGONAL SUITS
worth $50.
s1s for BLACK BROAD CLOTH SUITS, worth $40
81 IS for LINEN BUSTERS worth So.
Fine white and fancy DUCK VESTS regardless of cost
s. IS for DRAP D'ETE co ATS, worth Sc.
IS for finest DRAP D'ETE COATAND VEST, worth Sl2
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District Government Affairs.

Mr.. ". o. ROOme has issued lien certificates on
the Maryland avenue and 9th street fronts OF square
463: also on the alleys in squares 463 and 600
District Chemist De Smedt has, for some time
past, been making series OF experiments with
the several kinds OF cement used for building pur
poses and other District construction work. 1t has
resulted most satisfactory to the District as here
mesttc manufacture have been found too quick set
ting for general Use. By mixing other material,
known to the professor, he has been able to find
a slower setting process by which these cements
can be used with great benefit to the District A
report of the qualitieS~of the several cement used
upon District work is made daily to the engineer
department. and when any defect is found in
them they are at once condemned
Mr.. j. H. Hewlett, contractor for erecting the
ton, has commenced excavating for the founda-
ton. The building Is to be located on street,
between AZ and 9th streets southwest.
THE BUILDING INSPECTOR SUSTAINED.
Messrs. VIM. NJ. Poindexter, architect, and C. c.
Martin and F. NJ Dellinger, builders and cOntrac-
tors, who were recently appointed a commission
to consider the condemnation OF the building at
the corner OF Louisiana avenue AMI 18th street
upon appeal or the owners and tenants, to-day
made report fully sustaining the building inspec-
tor. They report that they have carefully examined
the building and FULLY concur In the conclusion OF
the building inspector, and recommend the en-
forcement OF his order as duly recorded In the
Office OF the inspector.
PROPOSED SANITARY PRECAUTIONS.
lie alth Officer TOwnshend has sent note to the
District Commissioners asking them to direct the
ponce 10 arrest all partieS violating the nealGn Orul-
nanceS declaring that the carrying OF all offensive
material, including fat. bones, fish onal &c. in
state OF decomposition, in other than covered and
incOSed vessels, constitutes nuisance injurious TO
health. He has also advised the Commissioners
That IL would be wise precautionary movement
TO begin the cleaning OF alleys Immediately. He
asks Tor material to do it with.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwise: John Shea, repair
frame, 18th, between d and E streets southwest;
$3.50 t. \. Roam, erect carria &c house, alley,
between North Capitol ard 1st and and II
streets northeast; 300 Daniel Brown, erect
tnree-story dwelling. Geai, between 23th and Goth
streets northwest; 81, 200. Peter Guigan, erect q
frame at UniOntOWn; S4OO. John WilkerSOn, re-
pair brick, 9TH street, near corner 1 street SOUTH
east; 5000.
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Nervous Debility

Hop BitterS
strengthens builds up and cures continually from
the first dose
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A SIXTEEN DOLLAR HACK HoRSB.-isobert Car
ter, colored hacknan, was fined IS or Is days by
Judge Smell to-day for cruelty to animals in work
Ing a horse that was unit for labor. Officer
Williams testified that while this man Was
driving his hack down 9Th street last night, one
Of his horses fell several times the street from
Steer weakness, and the prisoner whipped him to
get him up. The prisoner told the court that he
has only had the horse five days, and paid SIC for
him The court said that these SO horses are not
~ for work, and no man with any humanity
about him would put harness on such o horse.
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CUNNINGHAM, .HATTER. ~-SPRIN0f STYLES
~ 6nk Hats made TO odse. O9d eyia remodeaed.
60. psca,'a SGkSSRdaA - Is s. ~ g;
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Nor ALLOWED TO REGISTER-At a meeting OF the
Maryland state republican association last night
the committee on registration reported that a
number or the members had been refused regis
ation In the city of Baltimore and at other points
In the state because OF their temporary residence
Ia this District in government employ. 1t was
stated that immediate steps would be taken TO
bring the matter into the courts with the co-ope-
ration OF the republican state central committee
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WAR in EGYPT.

ALEXANDRIA, July 10. - Admiral
Seymour, commanding the British
Fleet, gave notice this morning, to the
Governor, of bombardmcnt. Seymour
summoned his captains aboard the flag
ship and settled details of the affair.
All foreign men-of-war, except the
English, left the harbor. The French
squadron sailed at sunset, leaving be-
hind only the Alma and Hirondelle.
Ambassadors generally consider the
action of England in regard to Alex
andria perfectly legitimate. Telegraph
is now working from a ship moorcd
some miles from Alexandria. The
English refugee ships have left the
harbor. Egyptians are still working on
the forts. They can be just seen from
the deck of the American ship.
American Admiral Nicholson has
warned Arabs working on the forts that
if they fire at him, he will return the
fire. People are fleeing in every direc,
ton on shore, and there is q great
panic. The forts will probably be en-.
gagged at close quarters, and the vessels
will keep moving during action. The
Khedive has sent his family to his
country palace. Arab Pasha again
declared that he will not yield an inch
American, Austrian, Russian and Ital
ian war-ships are anchored two mile:
outside the breakwater.
July IL, Z A. M.-The bombardment
has commenced. At A. NJ, the sigma
was given to clear for action. Inside
the harbor were the Temeraire, Alex
andra, Superb, Sultan and lufexible
The scene ii the harbor was highl'
impressive, the foreign war vessel
steaming out, in a squadron, salutin,
the Admirals flag, as they passed, an,
playing National airs. There wa
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HON f.

Guiteau's body has been boiled down,
and his bones exposed to the bleaching
of the air. He will then be imprisoned
in a glass case,--Slx boys have died
of lockjaw near Boston, from wounds
caused by toy pistols on July 4th.--7-
A young lady living near Wabash, Ind,
has lived sixty days without food --
The Hillsdale crew is meeting with CON
siderable eoppositionfr from English rowing
clubs DR. Joel Prescott, of Chicago,
was robbed and murdered in his office
in that city, Saturday night. Her
man Loher, the Philadelphia boy who
killed companion on Saturday, sur
rendered to the police next day.--A
freight train was badly wrecked at
Vincennes, Ind, Saturday, and two men
were killed. President Barois, of
of Guatemala, left New Orleans, on
Tuesday, for New York City.---Divorco
is being sought in the Common Pleas
Court by couple who lived together
one hour. John Van VOORHEES,, a
farmer near Dresden, o., pulled heavy
farm dinner bell down on his head on
Tuesday, fracturing his skull,--Thc
New York Iron and Metal Exchange
has been opened.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
TENN ESSEE.

Tennessee news is very scarce this
week, politics and backbiting, black
guarding, pistolmg, and mud throwing
taking the place of everything else
Mr. King Upton, gentleman well
known in this section, died last week,
at his home near Loudon.---Gcncral
Stoneman, who operated in East Ten
ncsscc for some time during the war as
the commander Of the Union forces, is
the Democratic nominee for Governor
in California.-KnormHe Whig and
Chronlclp. "A. son of wealthy gen
tleman at Messy Creek, near Chatta-
nooga, was killed last week, by being
thrown from buggy. The horse was
frightened by train.--A farmer in
Sumner County recently sold for
$4,000, one hundred acres of Irish
potatoes, and he is now planting the
secondcrop. Near dgefeld Junction,
in Davidson County, a negro farmer has
shipped 1000 barrels Of potatoes for
cash. sh.---Chattanooga is much wanting
a Custom-house committee is in
Washington urging the case. The
State Credit Democrats have nominated
}. H. Russell for Governor.
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FOREIGN.

A train with 2l7 persons aboard ran
off the rails between Tchnery and Basti-
jeur, Russia, killing l7S persons.---
On Wednesday royal assent was given
to the Repression Bill "A gas ex-
plosion in the Rue Louis Philippe
destroyed by fire twelve houses. Twenty
persons were killed and forty injured
One hundred persons were rendered
homeless. General Skobeleff' funeral
procession was attended by an enormous
throng, and the most distinguished
attention was paid the dead hero
The Rev. James Craigic Robertson,
writer on ecclesiastical history is dead.
I'm a railway collision at Cork, Sunday,
80 persons were injured, twelve of
whom it is expected will die.--Bcn-
iamin Webster, the actor, is dead.
Hablot Knight Browne, better known
as "Phiz," the illustrator of Dickens
works, is dead.-The Emperor Of
Germany will visit the Emperor of
Austria at Ischl, August S.-----Simonis,
the Belgian sculptor, is dead,