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accident 10 a Snowman.

Pop Whitaker, the veteran showmsn
and the victim of so many accidents, in
which he has suffered serious injury to bis
person, had snot er narrow escape from
death on Friday. Mr.. Whitaker is the m as.
ter of ceremonies at the Wid West perform
ances, now taking place at Brighton Beach,
where Buffalo Bill, DIR. Carver, Indians, cow
boys, buffaloes and other factors in life on
the plains, gives startling exhibitions. While
afternoon an iniuriated buffalo, which was
being hunted by a vsquerc, dashed full till
at The platform, demolished il, and buried
Mr.. Whitaker in the ruins. The Snowman
was exuicsted stunned and bleeding, but nc
bones were broken
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The Pope has written Cardinal De Luci a,
pref ct OF the congregation; Cardinal Petri,
Bishop of Frascati, and Cardinal Hergen-
rother, refutiOg the charges that the Papacy
has any desire TO stand in the way of the de-
velopment of Italy, and urging Them to
defend the Church vigorously by adducing
evidence from The archives OF the Vatican
showing that the charges are unfounded.
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Hurr.eana as nututh

DULUTH, MINI, August 20.-A hurricane
swept over this section lsst night, doing
some damage at Agate By. Down the north
shore the storm was heaviest. The dredge
OF Williams & Upham and a scow-load of
lumber belonging TO Bertou, Kim5al & Bar
Der was wrecked and sunk. watchman on
the ing Ella S Stone sd his leg broken,
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$4,000; insurance about $4,000 Forty
men are thrown cut Of employment.
Lousville, August 20.-Mr. Charles Gill
| a prominent lawyer OF this city aud prose.
cutting attorney Of the City Cour., died thi.
evening at 7 o'clock.
OIL CITY, August 20.-A Derrick special
from Garfield, Warren couary, Gays that
lightning struck the Kennedy OIL Com
pIny's thousaad-5arrel tank at o'clock,
| and 700 barrels of oil were Destroyed.
Braidwood, H., August 20.AA f.e occur
red at Wellington al l2 o'clock last night
Two mills and carriage chops were totally
d~stroye''. Ire mile were Owned by J. C.
Fisher & Co. Lose, $4,000; in.ursnc.
$4,000.
Milwaukee, August 2O.-Fo-iy-.ight nov
ICES at the Convent If Notre ID M took the
black veil yesterday, sli youog women from
d .fsrent parts Of the country. The SERVICES
were private except to relatives, and were
very impressive.
81. Louis, August 20.-Andrew J. Cnsphe
a merchant, aud engineer OF tn water Sorks
of this city, has brou sht suit for $50 ,OOO
damages sg alnst he Post Dispatch and f c.
Stevens, ms mber OF the lower house CT the
Municipal Assembly aud chairman of a com
mittee which recently Investigated the II an
agement OF the wsterwoTks. The publication
upon which the suit il ba ed was simply On
interview " tn Mr.. Sieveus, in VIII ch be fore
thsdowed reports made to the House ol
DslPOatea
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ENJOYING THE TRIP.
How the President and HIS Party are
PuttIng Ia the Time.

CAMP TETON, August IS, VIA Fort WASH
Axle, Wy August 20.-Promp,ly at $50
o'clock this morning we mounted our horse,
not without longing, ling ring looks benin J,
and rode away from Camp Arthur. Our
course was 10 a westerly direction, long The
north side Of the Gros V.utre river. The
sir was clear and bracipg; The day foe as any
with which we have been favored since W.
set out from Fort Wash axle. The trsil was
beset with few of those difficulties wi tn
which our fortnighl's trials ia the wilderness
b ad m msde us 40 familiar, indeed, in the sb-
sence of fallen timber, rocky eide hills, steep
ascent pi'cheS, the ride would have seemed
somewhat m jnotonous, but Tor single
feature which sctua elorified it. We
had climbed 10 the summit OF Longhill,
about e We miles from Camp Arthur, when
there suddenly burst uron our view scene
of as grand msj sy as we ever Wilntss d.
Below u, cover, "a with grass and f)wers, Was
the lovely valley, many miles in extent,
| through which was threading its way the
| river on whose banks We Just CDcsmped.
| Along the whole westerly edge of tris valley,
with no intervening foothills TO obstruct the
view, lowered the magnificent Teton Noun
tsinS, their snowy SUBMITS piercing the air
5000 feet above the sFo. on which we stood
ID reverent admiration, and IA 900 feet above
| the level oil the sea. Ii WAS the voice oil
every member of The party that that S ght
alone fully repaid all The tolls aud perlls Of
the march. We are enc mp d ON Teton
B,sin, on the bank of the Gros Ventre The
locality, as'ds from The splendid views
OF the mountains which il ,ffIrds, is our
least attractive camp. The river at
this point has an excellent reputation a
trout stream, but the wind: has been blowing
too much to permit much SUCCESS in any
thiog. 1t has been powerful enough tC
fortunately not beyond repairs. We are il
excellent health and are thoroughly enjoying
| the tip.
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The strike has accom- plished one good
thing. 1t has ftsterniz,d the profession of
telegrapher with the common laborer. The
humble laboring men, hard landed aud no.
BILE, rendered the strikers sympathy and hon
estly earned money in Tina of need. The
returned strikers, in their good clothes, cam
not now cut such friends, though they com g
in 1s.be of toll
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The cholera is tightening lie ravsges in
FgJpt, but not from aay work sanitary
fisncs has done. 1t has selected the victims
hose systems we're favorable 10 lis stiScks
hd destroyed. Hiviog doue 60 the mum Der
deaths deoreAseS, tu. there ia no victory
ION by medical skiIl.
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WEsTFIELD, N. Y, August 2O-Dr. J. B.
Csmpbsll, prominent ply s cian of this
towr, committed suicide, taking chlorai !;
cause, drink; also, at the came place, Wilder
RiIf)rd, a iarmer N comfortable circun
stsncee, shot himself in the right temple, the
ball emerging from near The left ear. AT Q
O'Clock RIxford was still alive aad at times
conscious. No cause is known.
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A Mr.. HERNE, an American, unable to
peak French, who had Lost his way in
'Arip, was put into the asylum as a lunatic,
obody being able to make ou. who or what
% was. 1t turns out that the charge Of
unacy is readily to be accounted for; Mr..
1 .rne spoke CbicSgo French.
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ALTHOUGH peace has been declared in
Egypt, the country ID not safe for Europeans,
even if there were no cholera. The Ale1an-
dris correspondent If the London Times Gays
that, should the Brilish troops be Withdrawn
from Egypt, no European family would re-
main in the country week after their de-
Parture. Egypt, he .ssys, is incapable of self
oovaFnm6nt
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Galveston rahIug Precautions.

AUSTIN, TEX, August 20-Upon the rt-
ceipt of dispatch from Galveston stating
that there Were reports of yellow-fev. at
Ocean Springs, Key West and Nav Orleans,
Gov. Ireland, in order to be on the safe eide,
Issued instructions to the Gllvesloa health
officer to prevent the entrauc. Of vessels
from suspected points. Tue Governor stated
that commerce oou d stand tSrnIy four hours
cessation, in which time he could get reliable
information. -
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UDi0teDiiOnai Murder.

MAYsvILLE, Angus, 20.-Peter Smiib, o.
this CITY, a turnpike contractor, was killed
by blow from a board in the hands of Pres.
Ltwson, one of his employee, near Helena,
Mason county, on Friday evening. The quar-
rel was a ha,ty, foolish one, a I'd the murder
ous result wac tyideatly not intended. Law
s)n escaped by flight.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
sIIas Mercha Cleveland, o

CLEVELAND o, August 2O.-Silas Mer-
cha ant, manufacturer of ice-machipes and
water pipes, assigned to-day to NJ. G. Wal
rersou, who gave bond in the sum Of $4,000.
Mr.. Merchsnl estimates his assets al $3.50 600.
He says he eau give no estimate OF the liza
bilies, but hopes they will not exceed $780,
600. He attributes his failure 10 a variety
OF causes, mainly the inability 10 turn oul
as much work last month as he expected and
disappointment obtaining money be count
ad an
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The Msdrid newspapers are discussing the
/ fpedieucy Of forming an alliance cf Spain,
ustria and Germany, in order TO check the
huence Ct French democracy in Spanish
plitics. This will do no good. The dsys of
onarchies Gre mum bered.
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Accidents In the Procession.

SAN FRANcIsco, August 20.-Several acci-
deut5 were reported IN the conclave pro-
cession to-day. Three standard bearers
tainted from exhaustion, aad Sir Alexander
Weed, aid OF the grand coalm snder Of Cai-
fornis, was thrown from his horse and both
legs broken
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The Countess de Chambord has informed
|e E nperor Frsnoia Joseph that the count
10 an almost hopeless condition. He still
|mains very weak, and his brain al times is
.sturbed
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st. Agnes Academy.

THE attention OF the ciuseus OF Memphis is re-
L spectfully calle1 to st. Agnes Academy,
which will open Its fall session on the al Of Sep
tember Every exertion VIII be made to pro-
mote the health and improvement Of the pupil.
Besides the usual Englisn branches particular at
tsnton is paid to Latin, French and German;
also, Music on the various ins' ruments, Drawing,
Painting, Embroidery and Eiocution- Calisthe-
mics enter into the daily routine, while the beau
uiul locality in which the academy Is situated aud
Its spacious open grounds afosd every desirable
to-
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FLORIDASHIPCANAL
Meeting Of the Board OF Directors Of
the Enterprise in New YOrk-En.
gineer stones Report.
The Probable Cost OF Construction and
Commercial Adyantages-Wha
Gov. Brown Says.

New YoaKs August 20.-The meeting ci
The Boardof Directors of the Florida Ship
Canal and Transit Company adjourned TO-
day, after session of four days. Among
those presen, were the Hon. John Brown,
president; the Hon. Gorge C. Gorham, Sc ere
t4ry; Gov. Cameron, Senator Malone, Ger.
Grover and A. w. Joues, Virginia; Town
sen Cox, Michsel jacobs and s. F. Meyer,
Nes York, and Senator Mann and CHARLES
Il. Jones, CT Florjds. The meeting wa.
called for the purpose Of ac'iFg upon the re-
port Of Chief ElgiEeer Stone as 10 The
prsc.ic .bility and cost OF the canal, The re
port Was entirely satisfactory, coatsining de-
tailed estimates, and was adopted after car,
full ex examinaiior OF the maps ard statistics
G IN. Stone furnishes The following summary
Of bis report for publication:
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The Board Of Equalization oi; California
y increased the as.sssable value # the rail-
ad property of that State for the present
ar $S,5OO,OOO.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate

7 FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
DR.. Joseph Holt, New Orleans, Ll,, says;
81 have frequently fouod il of excellent ser
vice in css.s OF debility, loss OF appetite,
and in COW alescence from exhaustive ILL.,
ness, and particularly of service in treatment
of women and children"
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steamer Ashore.

NORFOLK, Va, August 20.-A British
steamer is reported ashore at Cobb's leland
from Galveston for Newport News, for coal,
Particulars cannot be sscertained until the re-
turn Vt the wrecking=stea sent this mora
ing 10 her assistance
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jonathan c. Bowers died recently at the
Cleveland Guy Ilfrmary at the age of
seventy FIVE. He was chIldless, friendless
and alone, though years ago he was wealthy.
He owned large hotel in Ess. Cleveland,
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Samaritan Nsruine cured ny wif1's fits,"
says Henry Clark, OF Fairfield, Mich. "She
had them thirty=ive years." At druggists,
Il so.
ST. Virus DANCE is distressing malsdv.
There is but one cure for it. SaIaaI ian Ner-
pine,
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was eeen this afternoon at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, and in response TO an inquiry as to
the prospects Of the enterprise, said that
while not prep ued now TO disclose the pre-
else plans OF the company, he would cay ths
things we're taking practical shape, and The
outlook was very brigh'. The enterprises would
take rank amoog the greatest of this age Of
great enterprises, and the initial steps mcsi
be taken with care and deliberations. The
first sep was to ascertsin from competent
authority whether the canal could be built
at cost which would pay investors. Gen
Stones report having settled that, there was
no difficulty in obtaining means for the pros
ecu ion of the enterprise, VIII ch will hero =
forward be pushed with the tquisite energy.
Being asked how coon the work of con-
siruction would actually begin, the Governor
said he was prepared TO begin as soon q Gen.
Stone had completed and located the survey
aud the right of way has been secured.
Prominent capitalists are forming con-
structiou comPany, which will sub
NIT the proposition to the ad
OF Dir, ctors at lis next meeting
Srp.ember 17th. Should the bosrd accept
the proposition, the money question will be
settled and the Florida Ship Canal may be
mum mbered among the facilities which capital
and engineering skill are providing for mod
ern commerce. In conclusion Gov. Brown
expressed the belief that portions of the
work would be under contract within nin ~
dave,
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For Tennessee and he OHIO Vohey geaer-
y fair wedther t0inds mostly sOuthWesterly, sta
mary or rising barometer, falling followed by
|in9 temperature.
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T'1E1IrII''II0
The President direc The Undersigned TO
perform the painful duty Of announcing to
the people Of the United States that Jere.
miah s. Black, formerly Secretary OF State,
and distinguished by faithful services in
various public tru,ts, departed this life on
the 18th instant. As a mark of respect it is
hereby directed that the Department Of
Safe be closed Tuesday, August 21st, the
day of the funeral; that the building be
drsped for thirty days aud flags be placed
at half.mast uni / afIer the funeral.
FREDT. FRELINGHUYSEN,
Secretary of Stale.
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DIED.

DALY-on Monday night, August 20, 1888, at
10 O'Clock, P. ]. DAILY aged forty years. Chicago
and Ottawa Qll.) papers please copy.l
Funeral win take place from his late residence,
No. "a Beale street, this THU RsDAY) afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock. Friends and acquaintances are in
vited IN attend
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PORTSMOUTH, n. II Angus! 20.-Secreiary
Chandler arrived this forenoon, and take 5
the Tallspoesa this afternoon for q simmer
trir, exceeding it at plei SIRE.
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Rank KeceIver Removed

INpIAsAPoLts, August 20.-On petition cf
the depositors of the Indianapolis Binking
Company, Judge Walker tc-iay removed
Receiver L inisr and sppointed Wm. .Wallscs.
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TAMPICo, TENN.-Rev. D F. Manly says:
"Brosn's Iron BItters relieved me OF indiges-
tion and nervousness after physicians failed u
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Ron.t Die In the Honse.

"Roush on Ratsn clears cut rats, mice
roachts, bed-bugs, flies, ants, moles, chip
monks gophers, l5 cents
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PILEsl PILES! PILFsl-Cured without the
use of the knife, powder or salve. No charge
until cured. Write for references. DIR. A.
A. Corkins, IL E. Twenty y-uinth street, New
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JUDGE JERE s. BLACK died at his home,
York, Pa, Sunday morning at 2 O'Clock.
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Washington and Lee
UNIVERSITY,

Il Elk I N eT TO M, " "A.
INSTRUCTION In the usual academic studies
i and in the professional schools of Law and
Engineering. Location healthful: expenses mod.
crate Next session opens ~eps Coca. For cat
alogue address "Clerk of the Faculty"
d. ". a.. I. o.. PrasItANt.
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WILL REOPEN HER SCHOOL, AT 27g LIN
" den street, oeptem Der l7th. Eocution
yocsl and Instrumental Music and Dancing
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IHE last announced value Of the silver in
standard dollar is little over eighty-four
pts, in exact figures $O84 IA.
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Ex,end,ux we,,e.n Union Line,

New YORK, August 20.-The Western
Union line has been completed to Cuirsbar
Mont fifty miles south OF Living on, Nc n. !.
on the Northern Pacific railway, from which
point messages to the Hot Springs Hotel
Yellowstone Park, will be delivered free by
pony express. Tne Presidential party will
be The fret TO US, the line.
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Miss Clara COnway's School
Bellevue College,
CoIIierviIIs, Shelby Co., Tenn.

WILL OPEN THE NEXT SESSION sEPTKM-
w Der 3. 1883. Prof q. w. JOHNsTO6,
LID, q prominent educator, has been chosen a.
President. who will be aided By an able ana e1pe-
renced corps Of lady assistant teachers Collier
Vile Ia accessible, through Grand Junction and
Memphis % all parts Of The country It's people
are Intelligent and progressive, moral and re-
ligious. Board IA Of the best quality aud low.
The course Of study is extensive, thorough and
practical In Literary, Music and Arr Depart
mens are planned for the higher education OF
women. Itwill give deep culture and liberal 40
complishments. For catalogues send 70
]. u. RI3(S. hecretarY of Hoard-
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NOTICE.

MEMPHIS, TEN, August Is. 1873.
IL persons having clzias against the firm o.
"A wills x wildberzer VIII p ease present them,
properly anthenticAie6 on or before Saturday the
%th dsy OF Az. ust 1888, 10 me, az my once. Bank
Of Com merce J. A. OMBEkG, Assignee.
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MISS HIGBEE'S SCHOOL,

TNOPP PLACE, BEALE STREET. MEMPHIS
Il Tenn. Healthful situation, beautiful pleasure
grounds comm odious buildings, good rsierenoe
library new philosophical ana chemical sppara-
tus cabinets OF minerals, etc, and other arpurte
nsnces to 9 liberal course of study.
For family pupils every home comfort provided.
Especial attention given to health, manners and
habits
The STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE oi this Eehool
viii be maintained by corps OF twelve teachers.
Thoroughness in elementary training insisted
upon. Native teachers for modern LANGUAGES,
with the natural methods of Woman and Sauveur.
Music, by graduates of the Cincinnati and Boston
Colleges OF Music Free gymnastics for physicai
culture. Painting, BY artist of established rep
utstion. Elocution q speciality.
Enrolment last year, one hundred and eighty
three pupils. Number of family pupils limfted.
Cfusses resumed MONDAY. ocptcHflcrr rTrf1.
Principals address until September LIST:
MOORE-TOWN
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The following announcement wac also
made by the Department OF Justice:
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, |
WASHINGTON, August 20, 1858.
The death of 80 EN- lnent a oi,z4n and jurist
as Jeremiah $. Black, of Pennsy lvaniby
which occurred yesterday, renders il proper
thst the Department of Justice, of which he
was the tfhcient chief for nearly five years
in time of emergency, sh all manifest its SYM
psthy in the profound and general regret
whicn that death occasions; therefore, by
order of the President, the Department Of
Justice will be closed and the flag placed at
hsli-mast on Tuesday, August 2lt, the day
of the funeral, and the building will be
draped in mourning for thirty days.
BEN HARRIS BkEW5TER, Attorney General.
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College Of Physicians and Surgeons,
BALTIMORE. MD.

The practical advantages OF this schao are un-
surpassed. Clinics held st City Hospital, Mater.
ni!e and Maryland w omen's Hospital, ali of which
belong to this school. Physiological and Chemi-
Apply for q catalogue TO
DR. THOMAS OPtE Dean, No 80 North Carey ST.
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Huntsville Female Seminary,
HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA.

TNHIs long established school for Young Ladies'
l. affords advantages in location, in climate
In Its freedom from malaria, aud In lis proximity
TO maarious districts in its thorough nizaton
and in the efficiency OF Its teachers. The next
session begins Monday, September g. 1888. For
particulars apply to J. II i.RCKFY Principal
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The Hon. John G. New, Assistant Sscre-
tary of the Treasury, has returned TO Wash
ington from Indianapolis.
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State Female COLLEGE,
MeDphts, VIII Reopen sept. Sd

Mis6 BERTHA z GORDON, Principal OF the
14 Literary Department assisted BY Miss Laura
T. waite. Thnee ladies ere graduates OF one OF
the b4st Normal qDhools Of New YORK. aud teach
n A5eordanG J3kn the most approved modem
methods- Al dpartmsnts satisfactorily hiled
Ample accoRAnodAtions for boarding. Location
unsurpassed for health or beauty. For further In
formation apply 70
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8 IT. MARY's SCH OF

no. 500 Poplar 81, he2phIs, Tenn-
select Boarding and Day school for Young la.
dies and Children. under the change OF the hi1lsr
Of 81. Mary, Of the Episcopal Church. Number OF
day pu gils limited 70 one hundred: boarding pu-
pills 70 twenty ave. Seven thoroughly qualihed
Instruction. ferms-Board, tuition in fnglish Il
LATIN and Drawing. and books, $500 per an.
nan. For full information aPPly 70
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Sale of Privileges.

Dds for the Privileges at the MARTYR'sFUND
ID PICNIC viii be received I'll WEDNESDAY next,
at O'Clock, by JOHN s. SULLIVAN,
AT Gavin A Co n
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YELIOW-FEVER PREVENTED.

CAPT. RICHARD F. HARDwICK, of the bark
Atlanta, says: "In 1875 1 Was in Havana
during the prevalence of the yellow-fever.
The bark Commodore Dupont was anchored
alongside my vessel. The officers and crew
of the Dupont wore the Holman Liver Pad
as protection, and every man not only ef-
capped the yellow-fever but enjoyed excellent
health, while many of the officers and crews
of the other vessels were dying daily"
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RING HILL COLLEGE,

Founded in 1880. Empowered by the Lsgisa-
tuie OF Alabama 70 confer ali COLLEGIATE Degrees.
Location beautiful aud one Of the healthie,t in
the South. The health, comfort and happiness of
the students the constant aim. iull csrps OF su-
peror and experienced teachers. The three
courses, Preparatory, Commercial and Classical,
taught in the most thorough manner. session
opens Oct. LIST. For further Information, address
the Presi sident, Spring Hill College Mobile, Ala.
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DEPARTMENT oF STATE /

WAsHIEeToN, August 20.-The following
circular, announcing the death of Judge
Black, will be issued from the State Dep art.
ment to-day: