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Uillce' Nos. 10 husi.l7 Fourteenth Ntrcei
MY IEST DOLL.

Which Of my dollles do I love bcst1 I#
This Il Miss Georgia Geneva West
Look at her collar vklenciennes lace,
she ha Duchess they calf her "i'ottf GMcet"
This Is the handsomest dollie Of all
zee. mes all dressed for the great fancy ball
Yer dresses IL real Satin-just feel II and see;
""u' sent her from Paris Oh purpose tof me.
This " tho china baby doll:
p0nt you think she's tho sweetest OF ALL
" ntisht blue eyes and the rpsiest lips:
nhc wears tho cunningcst baby SLIPS.
where 4 black Topsy, tho old wooden dolls
1!t OF Sie pavement, where Be,s lot her fall
But then II won't hunt her, slie don't even wink.
shes dressed IL green calico apron unti cap;
n St never gets broken. nor cares for a rap,
she Is my comfort above all the resi-;
Anu really and truly love her the best.
-ChiofJ0 Tribune.
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The genuine SARATOGA 1lrGH Rock SrptyG
WArEn, for sale by all druggists by the doz
en-, bottle or gallon, Address all orders 10
the High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Strings,
~. +. Shirk, Agent at Wheeling, and Il. K.
McC0nahey, Agent at bridgeport. paw
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A Uarp CVrc for Files.

A sure cure Tor Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
William, IAN Indian remedy called Dr. vii.
lian.'s Indian Ointment. 4 single box has
cured the worst chronic cases Of twenty-five
years standing. No one need suffer five min.
ntes after applying this wonderful soothing
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A, ". Brown, N. d.. OF Providence. Il. l., 0ys:"l
have used HINTS Remedy III my practice Tor the
past sixteen yeats. and cheeifuiy recommend II as
being safe and reliable remedy"
Hunts Pcmedy Is purely II vegetable compound
scientifically pItpsfed b7 n first claS registered
Pha micst, and will su,ely cure all diseases Of the
Kidneys, bladder, liver and urinary orsans-Coh
uHll.MWEkM
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T. Walker, Cleveland, O., writes: "For the
last twelve months hare suffered with luu.
bago and general debility. commenced
taking Burdock Blood Ditters about six weeks
ago, and now have great pleasure in stating
that have recovered my appetite, MY com.
plexion has grown ruddy, and feel better al.
together" Price 81 %. pkw
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Eronsccond thought: Jones, Jr.-"Come
and haye q drink, old man." Brown
sCan't. I haye Joined the .No-Drink.Ex.
cept-at-Meal-time Association ind quite
given up that thing. ht, look here, !
don't mjnl, X Yon stand me dinner =
FnMu tOilS. ..ls,.. Il, +. gag.&NLi. NJ
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"HAcKMErAcK," a lasting and fragrant per.
fume. Price Is and50 cents.
SHuon's Crgg WILL Immediately relieve
Group Whooping cough and Bronchitis.
FoR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint, you
have y printed guarantee on every bottle Of
Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure,
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle OF
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents.
Sold by Z. Booking, agent, under Odd Eel
lows Hall, andshy R. H. List 1910 Main
qtroat FL III. - E.I. ur'' r E..
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GO 70 Your druggist for Mrs. Freeman's
New Getioaal Dyes. For brightness and dur.
ability Of color are uuequalcd. Color from
two 70 i've pounds. Directions in English
aud German. Price ID cents. pAw
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Opinion. Of Eminent Dr. X. y. Stcunri,
President Maryland Hospital, Baltimore:
II have used Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic for
more than ayenr. Itcombines the virtues OF
food and tonic remarkably, and, lam salts.
fled, has saved life when my other medicine
would fail" (Remember the name, Colden's
take Oh other. MwrSw
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TIE Celluloid Eyeglasses will stand ten
times more abuse than any other Eye.Glass,
and furthermore. they are the best. For
sale by nll leading Jewellers and Opticians.
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skin Diseases Cared.

by Dr.. FRAxlEn's MAGIC OINTMENT. Cures
as il by magic, pimples, Black Heads or
Grubs Blotches, and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, and beauti.
full. Also cures Itch, Salt Rheun, Sore Nip
pies, Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, etc. s}r4 tx, tggeaa.I.--
Sold by all druggists and mailed on re-
ceipt Of price, 60 cents.
J.: F. Shirk, Agent at Wheeling, andR X.
McConahey, Agent ut Bridgeport. DIV.
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The Rev. GEo. H. THArER, OF Bourbon,
Ind, says: "Botl myself ind wife owe our
lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure" ~
ARE you MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness. Ioss OF Appetite,
Yellow Skim Shilohs Vitalizer is positive
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medicine. Lotions and instruments do more
harm than good. williams Ointment alb
serbs the tumors, aiiays the intense itching,
particularly at hight after getting warm In
bed, acts as a poultice, gives Instant and
painless relief, and Is prepared only for Piles,
Itching Of the private parts, md for nothing
else; ~ ll'a - .50rr III
For sale by all druggists and mailed on re-.
cept Of price, 81 90. ,.s.E !: n
For sale by ]. +. shirk, also Chas. Moenke-
moelcr, Wheeling, aud K. X. McConahey,
Bridgeport, o. .w nav
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DoS'T doubts. s. s. cures all impurisie,-iy
matters not Of how long standing. if7S..''
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New Publications,

Tho Memorial OF the Life and Labors o.
Rev. Cyrus Dickson b. d., late Secretary o.
the Board OF Home Missions, written By
Kew. Dr. s. J. NJ. Eaton, ofFranklin, Pr, and
published by Messrs. Robert Carter Il Broth
ess' New York, has Just been received by Mr.
john W. lleskell. DR.. Dickson will DO Low.
ins'y remembered In Wheeling as the pasto,
Of the Second Presbyterian Church from,
1913 TO 1856. Ile came to the church when
1t numbered thirteen members and had no
church edlilcc. and left 1t well established
ana prosperous. The book Is neatly printed
mud has for It's frontispiece striking photo.
type likeness OF the subject DR.. Dicksons
widow Is understood TO- be Interested in the
publication.
Books from Messrs J. u. Lippencott l. Co.,
lhiladelphia for sale by Messrs. Stanton 4
Davenport:
The New Arabian Nights, illustrated, may
be called a supplement to the Nights" Of
dalsand and Lane, with which the world is
familiar. Mr.. NE. Kirby has aimed TO select
from the original the best fairy tales which
Galland and Lane have not included The
result isa book Of six tales Of great interest,
written in simple, graceful style, tit compan-
ion for the old famiiiars and strong enouyh
to stand alone.
q Uncle Gabe. Tucker; or, Reflection, Song
aud Sentiment in the Quarters, by J.. A,
Macon, is nearly two hundred pages Of plan.
tation wit and wisdom, good stories and
jinsling melodies. Uncle Gabe is n philoso.
phcr, and Mr.. Macon handles him with great
skill. lie will hold bis own with Uncle Re.
mus, who is better known but not more en-.
tsrlaining. Some oi his aphori.ns have al.
ready been read with pleasure In the lyrrLLr.
dEScEr, and we hope to find room for more
The Princess and Curdic, with illustrations,
is one Of the most beautiful Of George Mac.
dohald's beautiful and popular stories. 1t is
in Macdonalds best style, full OF rich
imagery and those golden thoughts which
start from his pages like fire from fling md
stick in the mind. The interest begins at the
beginning and runs to the end. 1t Isl fairy
tale with moral, but the reader will prefer
to find the moral for himself.
In sancho panzs's Fit, by Mrs. j. Sim Gun.
ninsham is highly romantic story we'll told,
with good dialogue, good scenery and general
setting, love enough to excite sympathy and
a pcrvading tone Of pious sentiment. The
book will be particularly liked by ladies.
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DR.. J. E. SMITH.

NO. III CHApllEE STREET.
rbebes evidence Of pliysielals success Is the tes
,ITaay VI hispatienB. The incfeasinK demands 10,
hGpofsply and fairly with th"s"who have consulted
me- never use n patients ram without perlnls
sOu, though have many hundred certificates from
noaucet! incutabic. A thorough medical education,
viii many years h0splt experienced and familiarity
with thetapuiic agents. n close observance Of scm.
l+nI1cntal recilliaritits and strict attention 10
ttrsaIe. and inuklygive the patient my opinion.
HOMIE PROOF
kidney am Liver Diseases and Rheumatism
Suffered Notwithstanding seemed TO help me;
ZErT. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling. W. Va,
Ca,sr,h, Polypus Of Nose, Impaired Voice.-sui.
.esei Iat yeaiS patent medicine failed To help me-
Dl Smith completely sqIv Si n; cBAnD,,cv
oispeIdcl 4 Co, Wheeling, ". Va. /!
Dyspepsia and 0lcerate, stomach.-"freatmen
FOR ytss failed togiye me relief Dr.. Smith cured
Fii.-"l!Aa them Tor tenltee, ys;fs; p; smith
seroitila. Running Sores on Head: My sonrwas
atiiCed for fourteen years; Nothing seemed to
Ae'p "'' MRS. CATHERINE CAPS,
Marketstrect, Wheeling, W, Va
Cancer. -"sulIered for years with cancer. Had II
rrt cut three times 1t returned after each operl.
lion DR., Smith cured me without knife, cailsticor
raip." Mrs. Il. N. CIRCUIT.
ffles, FistHla OF AnllA-Flat Of my back Tor 10
weeks. Rrpor,edGyins. Dr.smith cured me with.
out knife. In tive weeks aLlrts
Wholesale Grocer, Main ST., Wheeling, W. Va.
rlcertions OF Rcctum Pr0lnpxus and Piles
"Was given I'D 10 die and pronounced incurable,
Dr, smith cured ne without knife"
WARRINGTON DELANY,
Martins Ferry.
Rex. II. o. L.add writeS-"Dr. snIth'sproieSsonal
services III my family hare been most satisfactory
and commend him 10 all a. gentleman and
sknllul physician"
lis. Margaret Kolb sayg-'1 had been suffering
for seven years and treated by many physicians for
dysjppsIa Dr. Smith said had Apc-worm and
III eight hours removed monster l09 feet long,
Female omplalnt-Three year, In hospitals Tor
females, give me peculiar advantages In such caScs
Persons cured OF catarrh diseases OF heart, liver,
stomach, kidneys skin, blood. nervous affections
and weaknesses Of ncn and youth, scroiula and
asthma testify 10 my success. -. @
riles cured without the kniic. .M~
PATIENTS at distant may be treated by letter and
n;isaciIon guaranteed. chart for self oxamina.
lion A.Il on receipt OF two th.ee.ccnt stamps. and
ADVICE returned free: 49,,
N, to7P. u, daily. Call Oh or address ID
J. E. SMITH, NJ. D.,
myl2 No, III Chaplin st., Wheeling, ". Va.
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A FRIEND to the rich and poor A mcdi
cine that strengthens aud heals, is Browns
Iron DitteB. ..., psw
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MEDICAL.
CRATITUDETl
DENVER, Col, Aug. %. 1889.

GEsrs--l cannot find words with which 10
.,prpss my gratitude TO you for the cure your
sxii,s Specific has effected IN my case. I
wa, afflicted with the horrible blood disease
Mr three years, mud after spending somo time
A he Hot Springs, considered my case q
hu,eless one I used only one dozen small
hotties Of SIS. s., and there Is not sign Of the
disease remaining. My sores arc all healed,
!: T. ;' f.: g: :;: : a.. a: a;
, drag clerk, have seen so many hundreds
a, men dosed with Calomel, lodide OF MGR.
curry and odide of Potash, until they were
made complete wrecks, that shudder to
,htuk Of the misery which has been brought
on the human family by the use OF Mercu.
,l,l, for Blood Diseases. 1t Is acrying shame
tAs, physicians will not acknowledge the
meri, Of your. GRAND Blood Medicine. Use
my ns.nr ms you wish. refer you to my
vresent employers, or TO Messrs. Collins
pros, 81. l.ouis. ]. H. RA,r,
Broadway Pharmacy. Denver, Col.
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s4TlrusrlLiE Pa, December A.-petrolcnm--Oil
opened at PKG highest 96c: lowest orc; closed
At 921aG shipments 2t97 barrels; charters 60 ,952
ClSCiSSA1i, December li-I.iye hogs firm;
common and light IS s5a6 Is; pncking anu butchers
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Sunday express leaves WneelinN n S:S3 A v A..
nves MelsblirC g:25 4. NJ, Steubcnvile 955 4. ~.
making close connection for western points. ~
Trains leaving Columbus al 8:5Or. n. and s.,5.
Columbus daily, except Sunday, 4, SOD ?. X. wiz
sleeping car attached, arriving In Chicago 1t 7sd
next nl morning hrhs can be secured In sdysuceS
Union Depot Ticket Qficc. Columbus
through without change FROM stcubenyillc East 10
philadelphia and New York. West.to Columbus
CINCINNATI cl Louisville. Indianapolis aud st. LOUIE
accommodations and any lufihef iniormei,nns s s1
p!y to mo. 9. ToMLINs0N, Ticket Agent at pan.
handle Depot foot Of Eleventh street ar nj tHty.
Ticket ONCE under Mcclure House, Wheeling. '
JAMES AfcCREA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio,
y X. A. FORD.
Genl PAS. and Ticket Agent pfftnhr-rh D.
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ONE HUNDRED peIlahs reward for a better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile olntment il
as,lre cure for Piles .t pAx
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snlLoH's CArAREII RrNEpY-a positive cure
for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker Mouth.
Sold by +. Booking, agent, under Odd Eel.
lows Hall, and by R. II. List, 1910 Main
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FlT1ShuK0lI, December H.-PetDlcllm-M Market
unsettled and weak: United certificates closed at
In The afternoon session the market was ouiic
dull; opened ut D61!o. bur weakened for Wani
Of confidence mud declined to Ole al the close. Tic
official announcement Of the clay down" Of a, G.
to-day. Fifteen thousand barrels OF oil carried ~
him were sold, : T''''s' -
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FINANCIAL AND CoMnERCrAL.
New Yo.h Money aud atoea.,

Nyw yonr nooor,n,I, w.... a., y.
oseI offered NJ W., con-, SAG nes Ssnt
pspe, al ner cant pSt.s,ius r.n hhe menaMtiio
bIls s,eSiv Al n MI. a"n,.S anAennnnge bankers
ttovTpsy ~ ~ 'Sa1 uemana sN
cent 's AZ aa advance o. FAX per
n q .. ="
~ .a''..........;.....i l&hlgh Wilkes".-lQ0}
y, z. ", eAtenued."!H !. 8. c, hsts...lllH
Y, !. 4hs, coupons li31sl U. r, bonds Hfsts i6G
y. y. ~, conp0ns...l 2OHl u, T. Land GtsnlS,.lllE
paeltc o. oil 9S....."l4 III. 4. Ankiug fuud..+li7S
Central Pacific lrts.li6, Tcxas rac land Rts... 6s
Eric heconds......... % |lO Rio Grand n.y.. M:
RAltRoAp BosDs- sltot, nj, !. n,,,s,,,, vo,,vn,
OF business. y" 'A''s'"'' 'o'u'''
STATE SEcuaIr,Es-lh nor cont b,,hcr ior Ton.
iiesaec ss new, and other neglected
Louisiana consOiS.... GsI< virginia Gs...,..,. RI
Missouri Gs..,....,,...li2 lvirsine eonsois nv.
II, JOsepll,..,,.,....iD trI mai nnn ,s;,s r.,
fGnneMec i2td yfrvins i"fcftcI ~
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II ,m aoab!. come to see Us and we viii CURE
YOU, or charge nothing! Write for pas,icularsaild
rpy Of the little book. "McsaAge 10 the Unior.
innate SUFFERING" AK any Druggist Us 10 our
stanhihg
sysi 900 Reward vii! be paid to any Chem.
If who will Gid Oh analysis OF 100 bottles Of 8,
!, one particle Of Mercury, lodlde OF Potassium,
n, any Mineral substance. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
pn,pretors, Atlanta, Ga.
Price Of SIhNll Sixc, 81 90
Large kixe, 49,. l51
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Why WILL you cough when Shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 Cts, 50
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HAiTIhoRE, December li-Flour uuiet and with
out change, Wheat, western quiet and steady: No,
? winter red spot 81 0711al OK: December ii GA
FIJI; January q oslisl es5GG; February 81 idha
lOta Corn, western Aendy. closing easy; mixed
spo. new67c asked: year GiXaGiS,c: January 6SlS.
G2t{{c: February Gls sa6lIc: March &c Oats 0uiei
and finn: western white &c; mixed 4sa15e Penn.
sylvnllia 4aaIsc. Rye quiet at 63aG5c. HAY In.
hrm; fair TO choice western packed aii,l roll sA26.
Eggs steady; fresh eJc: lned 2ia2sc. Petroleum I'M.
eli,nsed:, Cofcc,., GAa!Ac. Sugar quiet; A soft
S3sc. Whisky quietat sll7hal il.
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TOLEDO, O., December li.-Wheat steady: M. .
red spot 9614c bid; January 9SLc; February 81 OF:
May he'd a! 81 o.. Corn easier; No. spot &c:
year ANS. Closed-Wheat dull; No. 3 red spot
bid; February 81 0os::Slatch hcii ut 81 q; Anfll
81 Oh. bld;'Muy 81 0514. Corn steady: No. spot
Old dlo asked: new year 56Lc bid; January 53c;
May 5i2.e. Oats steady and unchanged.
EAST Liberty, Pa. December M-Caitle-l,e.
ceirts los head. Market very dull at yesterday i
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SEw foaK, December l4.-Mouey Sas Der cent
G osed offered At Per cent. Prime mercantile
paper Ges per cent. Sterling Exchange bankers
bills steady At u SUJ.: demand 81 ~.
doVxRsAEan-si1ongA At an advance Of 1kaIf Ter
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Books from Messrs J. u. Lippencott & Co.,
lhiladelphia for sale by Messrs. Stanton &
Duvennn.t,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-31
STANDS.

Lunch. 1os Cream and Fruit Stands 10 be let
TO the highest bidder; bids for the sans to be
received 10y the OOmmitte of Arrangements.
All bids 70 be presented on or before Tuesday.
sept. 3, 1882,
Admission 60 the GrOuods, 80 Ctx.
au30ta
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ting the guns away, while the infantry fell
into q disordered mass upon the banks Of
the canal, and a few dashed into
the water to try 10 save themselves.
II Ia hard to imagine more
complete success than was now seen. The
bravery Of the cavalry in thus charging a
blind position, the strength OF which it
was impossible to tell, rendered the enemy
almost panic-stricken. Russelfs horse
Iell dead, but he seized another, and be-
fore the enemy's position was gained he
was we'll in front. Again the enemy fell back
rapidly. In this way our position at has-
ssssin was relieved. We now command
the road leading to Tek-el-hehir. Lieu
tenant Pigott wss wounded. The men
who took part in this gallant achievement
worked for twenty-four hours on empty
stomachs. The horses had been without
food for the same length Of time. The
British cavalry charged straight at the
guns, sabering the guuners as they passed,
and cutting down the flying infantry be-
yond them. Our infantry at kasssssin
had q hot time. Hundreds OF shells burst
in a confined space. The shelter OF
trenches afforded an insufficient protec-
ton. The Egyptians came on with great
bravery, and in spite Of the heavy fire Of
our men were rapidly gaining ground, and
would soon have rushed upon our en-
trenchments. But the roar OF our guns
on the left, followed BY a rush OF our cav
airy, proved too much for them, and from
that moment they though: only Of flight.
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4
Carson appeal.

Although the Appeal is not a political
adfutrer Of Congressman cassidy, 1t feels
compelled to JOIN in the welcome which
has been accorded him at Salt Lake and
Eureka. He is one Of three Democrats
who voted to extirpate ~polygamy in
Utah and his course should meet that
commentator which belongs to good
deeds we'll performed, irrespective Of
party.
win the Washoe County people throw
a little light on Evans record He is
reported as having put up the Fair Sen
atorial ticket and help elect it with the
assistance of Lew Drexler. If this is
true it is about time to drop Evans from
the Gubernatorial race.
The friends Of the Hon. William
Woodburn are anxious to get him on the
track either for Congress or the Govern
orship. In spite Of every effort to again
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SPECIAL TO THF sENTIvrL.l

SPECIAL TO THE sENrISEL.1
lsNAL1A, Aug. 30.-The British have
now nearly established a line Of communi-
cation with the TeI-el- Ksbir. A railway
along the route is nearly completed, and
s@evera! trains have already been sent for
ward. General Wolseley and the entire
army are marching to the front.
PARIS, Aug. 3~0.-Eagineer Melville Of
the Jsannette survivors will start for
Liverpool to-day on the way home. Lieut..
Berry, who commanded the Rogers, will
remain q few days.
VIENNA, Aug. 30.-A hailstorm occurred
near Pesth on Monday, destroying the
vineyards and maize fields, and partially
demolishing fifty houses. Many workmen
we're killed.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 90.-Arabi Pasha is
strongly terrifying his position at Daw-an-
Honr. All vas quiet st Cairo up 10 the
26th.
IsMAIL, Aug. 30.-When morning came
great excitement prevailed in our camp at
hasaassln, in consequence Of the Egyptians
in varinr. diraa,inrs Gansral raL.T
nresarrIv .eut Msior Hart viii on GO
IS uonptea iufarfry rnder tba cI-onan5
Of Lieut.. Pig IL to ascertain the strength
and eYac- n ,-f-ion 80 tho ero,ny NJ
Har, Lal rr.,.e5.J in ,ha d,rao,r
TALcLE.lir and r,,,a foryra,d ,a.o ,a1
vban The .uar,g n,snod AZ ui,h 80"
onns Iiant p,5o,, d~i.mnnntsa hjs
ana ra,prrad the fro nri.kIy la, -
oror nd yv4n for ,i,oa ,Lnngb -. ~
Ia ,yas oamnsr,eJ 10 80 80, o,r'
Ann ~o,cioce 4 oha paan,;r aar.l5
Inc rieI, srd tho Sr"n. nH
miles INT on ,ha ma orarinc -. ~
,Lan, ,bar ,eticsG - 49, = va
49, adysncaI IN 80 '+e.
Iaft b~,ingirg nm ssoa1 ,,,as rhbfP,Ib- ~
riaca5 a., nm 5is,ancS- 60, - i'es
"a rra.antIv showoa sarnrsi raH
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