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Signal Service for Tobacco Planters

WAsnIYGroN, September 2-The chief
signal officer OF the army has issued the
following important notice, with view to adj
vising planters engaged in tobacco raising
The chief signal officer OF the army has de-
cided 10 send TO sections of the country
where this industry Is important warnings
of anticipated frosts, which may
threaten injury to the ripening
crop. These warning, will be telegraphe
as early as possible before the occurrence of
frost and sent to all telegraph stations in
the districts threatened. 1t is suggested
that the parties interested arrange among
themse yes for the prompt distribution OF
these warnings after they are received at
the stations. This can be done by carriers
at a light expense. The warnings will cover
a period from September LIST to October LIST,
or specially for each locality, until killing
frosts shall have occurred and make further
notice unnecessary.
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DUBLIN, September Eighty OF the per
sons injured in street rows here since tn,
trouble occurred among the police force
are being treated in various hospitals
Nearly seven Of them have bayone
wounds. Among those attacked by the
mob last night were Mr.. Moifctt. of the
emergency committee; Mr.. Goddard Of tho
property defense association, and ColCne
King Hartman. The mob wrecked the
premises, besides numerous offices belong
ing to the National Bank on Suffolk street
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WASHINGTON, d. c., September IA
treasury clerk recently resigned his posi-.
ton for the purpose of collecting political
assessments for the republican national
congressional committee from the depart.
ment clerks. He was TO work on commits
sion. He applied to Secretary Folger for
permission to canvass the treasury depart
ment, but was refused. He then sought
Official recognition Of the other treasury
officers but was again denied and was OBJ
liged to depend upon his personal endeav-
ors finally, and is making his canvass with
out official countenance in the treasury de-
partment
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Political Assessor ents

WASHINGTON, September 1.-The Post
publishes an assessment circular emanating
from the republican campaign committee
Of the third congressional district of Louis
lana, calling for contributions of five per
cent. of their salaries from employees of the
department in Washington VINO are cred
tied to Louisiana. The circular was signed
by the chairman Of the finance committee
and specifies the amount of contribution
expected from the person addressed.
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UTICA, n. Y, September 1.-The que
ton of wages between the glass manufac-
turers Of this state and their workmeT was
settled at Durhamviie last night and a
contract will be signed to-day. The manu-
iacturers concede the Pittsburgh list with
a reduction Of 10 per cent, on single thick
glass aud the workmen accept the WAGES,
carrying their own rolls. Work in ali the
factories in the state will begin at once.
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Forty Years Experience OF an Old \

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one of the best female ply
sicians and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with never
failing safety and success by millions of
mothers and children, from the feeble in
FAINT of one week old to the adult 1t cor
reefs acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
collie. regulates the bowels, and gives rest,
health and comfort to mother and child
We believe it the best and surest remedy in
the world in all cases of dySentery and diar-
teething OF from any other cause. Full di-
rections for using will accompany each bot
tie. None genuine unless the fac-simile of
Curtis Il Perkins is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all medicine dealers. % cents
Bottle
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, NJ Jun W. "
President Board Of II
The ameloan Team.

New York, September 4.-Colonel Bo-
dine to-day selected the following to consti.
tute the team who are 10 compete against
the British = am: Dolan Smith, Herman
Ogden, Kinds Pauldlng, Howard Shakes
peare, McNesin, and Alder. The other
two are 10 be chOs this week. He eau
tons the men to lock up their guns and
retire frUm matches requiring prsctice with
different guns, 10 avoid experiments with
powder and TO DO bouest work.
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PoUGHKEErsIE, N. ", September 2.-Ex-
animation tor applicants for admission to
West Point Military Academy were con-
cluded to-day. Offorty-one applicants only
fifteen have been rejected. There is one
applicant sick in bed who has not yet been
examined, and two aternates, but there
are 10 vacancies for them. Among those
rejected is the colored man, Lemuel w.
Livingston, appointed from Florida
Upon being questioned as to what par.
,icular portion of his examination was
deficient Adjutant Heron stated that
II der the rules an answer to that question
could not be made public He said Liv.
ingston though was found deficient and
not Only qualified for admission, and that
he wa directed to settle his accounts with
the treasurer and department. Livingston
appea ed at the. adjutant's Office at O'Clock
this afternoon, drew the money he had de.
posted when he fist came here, paid his
board. and left on the aftel noon train for
New York One of the applicants rejected
was an appointee Of the acknowledgement of
the army,
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The Deadly Duel.

New YoRK, September "A special to
the Post from Richmond, Virginia, says:
c. A. d. Cowardin, one of the editors of the
Richmond Dispatch, the leading democratic
paper of the state, was arrested this morn
ing charged with being about to engage in
duel with w. w. Elan, editor of the
whig organ Of the coalitionists. a warrant
is also out for the arrest of the latter, but it
has not yet been served. The trouble grew
out of an editorial written by Cowardin,
which appeared in the Dispatch last Sun
day, and which Elan regarded as offensive
and injurious.
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withdrawal.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., September 2.-Colonel
Charles Il. Jones, the editor of the Charlotte
Observer, announced himself some weeks
ago as an independent candidate tor con-
gress from the 9Th district of North Caro-
lima, and will publish in his paper to-mor,
row morning a card retiring from the race,
on the ground that republican candidate
will probably be placed ii the field. He
adds that issues are now SO drawn in that
he can no longer continue candidacy
which can only result in defeat to the dem
ocratic party.
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WASHINGTON, September Acting Sec
rotary French has rendered a decision that
Chinese merchants residing in the United
States, who 20 TO China, are required
under law to obtain a certificate from their
own government in order to return to this
country. Just the same as Chinese mer-
chants coming here for the first time. The
question was raised by an attorney. for
some Chinese merchants at San Francisco.
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The Worlds Cotton Crop.

New YORK. September 2.-The total Wis
bic supply OF cotton for the world is 3d.
52l, of which 5i5, 22i i. American, against
l,GS5,7S and 1,l3s,S7 respectively for last
year. RECEIPTS of cotton from all the IN
terror towns is 1865; receipts from planta-
tons 81, 23l. The crop in sigh is not re-
nnrted to-day
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MANCHESTER, Eng, September at was
recommended that political association
be formed among the miners with view of
supporting candidates for parliament who
are favorable to the changes sought by the
miners in the mining legislation. 1t was
resolved to erect marble statue TO the
mcmory of Mcdonald in front Of the
miners hall at Durham.
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RALEIGH, N. c., September 2.-Daniel N.
Sherwood, who has since October, 1865,
been route agept on the North Carolina
ailway. from Greensboro to Goldsboro,
committed suicide by taking laudanum
For some months numbers of registered
packages had been received at Raleigh and
the office riiled. He was suspected,
but managed to elude detection He
then began on packages delivered at
the Goldsboro post-otllcc. Detective
Booth was put on his track and this morn
ing he was arrested at Goldsboro, with
marked money in his possession. He made
a confession that his robberies bad extended
over the last ten years. He was bailed in
the sum of 50 500, and took the train for
Greensboro. Before leaving he purchased
a large bottle of laudanum and drank q
sufficient quantity 10 cause death and died
on the train before reaching Raleigh. He
was 90 years OF age, ana leaves a wife and
family. lie was for many years one Of the
most trusted men in the service
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A Hold IiObIDsrY

Nav YonK, September 2,-Last night
some professional burglars robbed the safe
In the Office OF a. D. Davenport over the
Dime Savings bank of Brooklyn, and within
stones throw OF police headquarters,
They drilled hole In the safe door and
ripped II )pcn accomplishing the work, ii
Is estimated, In about fifteen min
utes They expected TO find sey.
cra thousand dollars, but secured only
about 800. II is stated there are three
watchmen in the building, n family living
in the basement and policemen and private
watchmen in front Of the building, a dozen
cabmen on the opposite side OF the street,
and last night there were two detectives,
one captain and four reporters sitting on
the steps OF the police headquarters looking
directly Mt the building.
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WASHINGTON, September ~. c. Whit,
ing, secretary of the board of health, at
Pensacola, telegraphed the surgeon general
of the marine hospital service yesterday as
follows Hopeful feeling exists No new
cases in the past two days There are
seven now sick, and two are likely TO die
The balance are improving. Total mortal.
ity ofthe week, seven from yellow fever. Act
ing Assistant Surgeon White reports there
were no new cases or deaths reported yes.
terdaY.
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The Dynamite Fiend =

MADRID, September I.--Comacho, mini..
ter of finance, received o large packet on
Sunday from Barcelona. 90 proceeding to
open II personally bis suspicious were
aroused regarding the contents. The
packet was consequently cautiously TX
amthcd and was found tuConiain dynami e.
The authors OF the outrage are u, Known.
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tep6fled NJ sofy. slok, while three afe IN 4
hlf WY M fapd recovery
lin0wssgfLtf, September 2 There we're
if1 new cases M yellow feYef here to-day,
gpd nye deaths MI NJ tlio latter hetlcans'
vice. The fever ~ abailng IN Malamofss,
where there we're four deaths, There are
No new cases nj Fort Brown, The Weather
~ cloudy, with light northwest wind.
NEw OnLEAss, September 2.-The Ploa.
yunes Pensacola special says! No new
cases reported for the past lwenty.four
hours. One DEATH that Of j. NJ. Graham.
The total TO da.o Is nineteen cases and six
deaths, These are the correct figures Of the
official record Of the board Of health.
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Drowned.

HANOVER, n. H., September DIR o.
a. Dickey OF Worcester, Massachusetts,,
and Mr.. John Marshall, Of Lynn, were
drowned in Fair Lee Lake Yesterday after.
noon. They We're driving in buggy IN
the shore OF the lake when the team took
fright and !eGped into the lake and both
hor'es and men drowned. The body OF the
physician was soon recovered.
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New YORK, September 1.-The stock
market opened in the main fraction lower
than it closed yesterday. During the first
hour the market was dull but strong. The
prices recorded an advance of to II, in
viii h Denver & Rio Grande, Delaware,
Lackawanna e Western, Union Pacific,
New Jersey, Central and Northern Pacific,
preferred. were most conspicuous.
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Railroads in Mexico.

CITY OF Mexico, September 1.-The gov
eminent engineers having reported that
the Toluca division of the Mexican National
railroad is solidly built it will be open for
traffic next Monday. To-day the company
gave an excursion to Toluca, which was
attended by the cabinet minister, congress
men and many other distinguished persons.
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PHILADELPHIA, September As the II.
suit of the renewed search this afternoon Of
dwelling 3ll9 Walnu: street, occupied by
Major Phipps, absconding alms-hou c
superintendent, about $i0,OI0 worth of all
kilds OF goods were fnuhd including gro.
ceries, cotton and linrn good, household
utensils, and in fact all sorrs of supplies
furnished the institution. Phipps is still
minus,
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LYNcHBUnG, Va, September adam
wnkerson, the negro who cut his wife's
throat from ear TO ear in Bedford county
several weeks since, was tried in the county
court on Thursday and sentenced 10 eight
years Imprisonment in the state prison.
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Financial.

New YORK, September 2.-The weekly
bank statement is: Loans, decrease, 50, 3s7-
100; specie, decrease, S2.953, 500, legal
tenders, increase, 81, 0OO deposits, decrease,
{, 297 600; circulation, increase, $4,000: re-
serve, decrease, 12S,700; banks now hold
81 ,973 less than legal requirements.
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Fractured Skull.

ST. LOUIS, September 2.-During an al.
tercaiion between the mate OF the Grand
Republic and Henry Harris, a roustabout,
the latter threw a stone, which struck Com
mander Best over the left eye and fractured
his skull. u is thought he will die. His
home is at Dubuque, Iowa.
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LowELL, Mas, September "A boat
containing three men was cnpsized in the
Merrimack river last night, and A. Siock-
well, a shoe manufacturer recently from
England, and n one-arined man. name IN
known, we're drowned. The accident was
doe to the latter being intoxicated. Lewis
King eseape1 BIZ sHimmlng ashore.
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LONDON, September Pin consequence
ofcomplsints by the superintendent of the
London police at the new rules Tor paying
police being published, the home Office has
issued an order threatening with instant
dismissal, any man found communicating
o the press any orders issued to the force.
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WAsnfNGros, September i,--Tlc acting
po5tmaster-gcneral has received the follow
ing dispatch from Pensacola: 81 do not
believe We have or had this season, any
yellow fever. WM. f. LEE,
POstmasteTu
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Considering the number of competitors
and the strenuous efforts put forth. and the
high repute some of the competing Brands
enjoy at home, the Waning of the only
Gold Medal ever given at an Australian
exhibition is quite a matter of congratula.
ton on the part of Messrs W. L. Black
well IL Co., manufacturers of Blackwell's
Durham tobacco
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LoSDoN, September A dispatch tC
Reuters telegraph company from A!exan
dria says: Great uncasiness Is felt in con-
sequence of the arrest Of natives carry ing q
letter addressed to Antonio pdulo, Greek
consulate agent, scout who has been
staying here Paulo has been advised. 1t
Is rumored that the police have discovered
ramIfcations OF q conspiracy, IN which sew
eral Greeks are implicated. the object being
the massacre of the Europeans at Alexan.
dria in the event Of the British troops be-.
ing seriously engaged at Ramleh.
The Times this morning says: Though
General Wolsely does not require third
division, the government is determined to
strengthen his hands by sending three bat.
talions of infantry, so that General Wood
may be set free without leaving q garrison
of less than 1000 men at Alexandria. The
reserve depots of $50 men for each of the
regiments which are at the front with Gen.
eral Wolseley, will also be formed,at Alex
andria, and large depot of 1000 men will
be formed to replace as they aie drafted to
the front to supplycasualties. The general
result of these measures will be that Gen.
eral Wolseley will have 1900 men on the
main line Of operations, besides the garr.
son of Alexandria and the Indian contin-
gent.
a dispatch from Kasassin says: Arab
Pasha has regained confidence. 1t will be
necessary to advance scientifically and in
force. The English infantry's fire in the
last engagement seems to have done slight
damage. The Martini Henry rifles used by
the British are apt to be rendered unservice-
able by hard usage.
dispatch from St. Petersburg to the
Times says: English agents have arrived
at Odessa to purchase $500 head of sheep
and cattle for the troops in Egypt. Two
and twenty head died en- route
last week, from the intense heat.
ALEXANDRIA September IA Greek, who
recently arrived here from Cairo, gives
He fears that when Arab Pasha is defeated |
he will destroy the city. Heestimates that |
there are at Cairo only 1900 troops, who |
will join in pillaging the city at the first |
opportunity. He says that the Circassians |
are maltreated if seen on the streets in |
Cairo.
The khedive has issued decree forbid.
ling the importation of petroleum in |
Egypt.
LONDON, September "a dispatch to the |
Times from IsmaiIia says: The Highland |
brigade has arrived here from Alexandria |
Most of the cases of sunstrokc among the |
,roops here are slight.
PARIS, September "A dispatch from
Ismailia states that it is reported on good
that the commandment Of Tcl-el-
<ebir is inclined to abandon the cause of
Arab Pasha.
PoRT SAID, September 9. - The troop
hips Orontes and Malabar and the steamer
Is 'laila. the latter with mules and forage
AVE entered the canal. The health OF the
roops is excellent.
PORTSMOUTH, September 2.-The steamers
'ersian, Monarch aud Tyne have sailed for
egypt, with about 900 men.
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Err Yoar3 seftenbsr f.--Reparis b.
ing bsn rg/ss-ed rem Piiln3siphp that
~. trass isrs uifh the name VA iern
l..rasr o. l-tcd upun ti'em bad lsen \ NJ
~ chez ftcs-ua, Clptaia Spictr, on
H-rr ~ li- y err a G.. ovners d IN
No. "a. tutTs. 81 elflh fne
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s.a-r "a -i--a fh- -
r.-r ~. T. has C1nsel
tsr taHfz-n Eisk
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-adu - boa -.
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Sailed.

LIVERPOOL, September 2.-Engineer Me-
vile and Seamen Norris and Ninderman, of
the Jeannette,and Commander Berry, ofthe
Rodgers, sailed on the steamer Pafthia to-
day for New York
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PATTERSON, n. Y, September 2.-Ten
new cases of smallpox have been reported
TO the city authorities. making a total Of
eleven cases in the pest-house. The new
cases are from a thickly populated part Of
the city and an epidemic OF smallpox is
feared.
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leIegfntfed M long btf0fe N anyill6g
serions lad occurred I aocOnhi lof ihf
lliopfesefvefs having been found oyefboafd
Nv fills way The Steamer was th0-Onehly
Inspected On Friday befro she lon THIS
port fof fefnandlno,ah1 The llie pfesefgefs,
l70 IN number wefo piled upon The deck
aud some Storage passengers probably
!bfew Iseyef9l u them 9verb9afd ana That
duo NJ Port Royal, South Carolina this
and We probably shall hear ffoin
her before NIGHT.
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UrrrR sAEBUsET, September 2-John D.
Wicker AMI Charles Cline were building q
school-house near lere. uhcn the structure
ieil, rushing ani irsifutly killing them
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HLLsBaF, MOB. September 1.-Riciia- d
Nria oiAdsrus iornship. died Thursi,
riillfrT rerrfre isfaffe eh-ler1. Thee .
o. -thlFE1se in lhil ticr.iT-
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PETEEsBURo, Va, September 2.-Intelli-
cencs mss been received here to the effect
that diphtheria prevails 10 a considerable
extent Sd Lunenburg county. In some IN
stances two or three deaths have occurred
In single family.
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Ladies listers in light weight
cloths, made up in most elegant
and appro ved styles, at $500,
600, $50, $50, 1000, HOO
and 1850.
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DUBUQUE, To-, September 1.-The demo-
cratic candidate for congress in this district
WithdraWS from the field
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Gnoh HonIth Rennr,

New ORLEANS, September AIN contra
diction of unfounded reports being circula-
te1 as to the health Of this city the following
was received to-day:
To the Associated press: New Orleans is
entirely free of yellow fever. No cases are
reported since August 1lth. The sanitary
condition OF the city is excellent and the
death rate remarkably low.
JAS. JoSEs, NJ. D.,
President Board of Health.
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Dosros September l--A telegram no.
Nepwori says. that President Arthur has
avoided tlc route laid down for him aud re-.
mains on board t.c Dispatch ut oui.ofilIe.
way points. Tho vessel was proyisloned
for week to-day. Information was refused
rs To the next movement Of the president
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LAWRENCE, MASS, September 2-The Pa
ciiic mills have increased the wages ofloom
wGavers from $50 to $i5 per cut.
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Silk and Satin Dolmans and
Mantellettes in light weights
at 5000,
Satin Mervelleux, Dolmans
and Mantellettes at SIP and
SIS.
Handsomer styles, most ele,
gantly and fashionably trim
med, at $3.50, $500, $4,000
and S22.5o.
Elegant MORE and Brocaded
Silk Wraps, perfect gems Of
patterns, both in material and
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AJErrEaai september 2.-The stsamer
lrt D. -ar ehieh veut ashore on tile
rasl Or Gland yesterday morn
h-1 r. re1 ir a,erseT- The extent II
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REASONS WHY

Nothing so esy explain why buyers of ready made
Clothing can teneht by dealing with In the first place we
have the largest stock to choose from this section IN the
next place we have taken the pains to bring out the
very test garments that be made every price we touch
The question with us is not how much make on suit
overcoa but how good and acc able suit or
can sell for given price. This our policy and whatever
sum intending purchasers Of Ready made Clothing wish to pay
they can rely on ndng the best value for that sum here
Carrying SO large as We do of Mems and
Boys Clothing, good choice always be depended on
Our stock being constantly rePenshed with new and fresh
goods all OF which critically examined before being placed
on tables for sale. Prices reasonable throughout W.
Just received large addition to Young Men .
able fabrics, reliable coors, stylish 49,
custom shops or tailor shops and the
tage less.
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The S1,isl
Sch 81 1ciaS ~ fis fnuuai ses=iaa-
tlis -gf n 'aylaod, of Tsis
-riles eel Ger. - ssoesstion, made