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s.The Dead Cry Never"

By telegraph u thc lhspdtcn.I
CHICAGO, August &c. Norden, finely
educated young Swede, was found lying
dead in the Swedish Lutheran church at
Englewood, near this city, yesterday, hay-
ing committed suicide. The morning
papers claim that the young man has been
identified as the illegitimate son OF King
Oscar, of Sweden, and that he grew up in
the family Of the sister OF the King. Du-
ring his stay in this country he had been
engaged as an instructor in private
school. On portable blackboard back Of
the pulpit he had written in Swedish,
"The dead cry never" There Is no cause
assigned for the deed.
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YnI'mond 1ispatth.
sATURDAY...."....AuGUsT 4, 1883
DANVIL.LE.

TRADE IN MANUFACTURED ToBAcco--AnoCT
THE ARREST OF GRANT-DkAlH WITHOUT
PAIS-RAILR0AD ITEMS.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dsna'ch'I
AUGUST 3, 1888.
The internal revenue from tobacco for
last month was S65,543.36; for Juiy' 1882,
sol, 80. But the sales OF manufactured
tobacco under the reduced tax were greater
for last month by about SO per cent. than
they were in The same month ei last year.
This is the story about the capture OF
George L. Grant After the shooting OF
j. W. Manning he escaped TO Bristol, in
Tennessee, and there assumed the name OF
J. w. Jones. But there was a real j. W.
Jones in the same town. and the letters for
Grant from his friends in this county they
having been informed by Grant OF his
moyements) Tell into the hands OF the real
Jones. The real Jones had heard Of the
killing OF Manning and therefore had Grant
arrested, and communicated with Sheriff
Overbey. Mr.. Ovcrbey, after trying
twice to get $50 the story goes) some
orders from Governor Cameron, procured
from the ManningS an offer OF reward OF
500 for the capture II Grant, took one Of
them along 10 identify Grent, and brought
him TO Jail At Chatham. lie confesses that
ne Killed Manning, saying that he had been
abuSiyc 10 his mother, and that when he
went INTO the field where Manning was at
work and spoke 20 him, Manning put his
hand into his hip-pocket as II TO draw n
weapon, and then he shot him. After he
shot him he remained with him till one Of
the ncighborS. Mr.. Burton Reynolds, came
IN them, and then he went home, and after
wards. by advice Of friends, left the State.
Fir. J. II. Nelson, formerly division SUI
peYjntendent Of the Chesapeake aud Ohio
railway. has been placed in charge OF the
roadway Of the Danyllle and New-Riyer
railway, and Colonel G.. Il. GriggS, thus
relieved Of oner0us duties. is now assigned
10 duty a secretary and treasurer.
An old and prominent citizen OF this
county tells the writer that he was sudden
" Knocked into inconsistencies by blow
from a part Of threshing-machine which
he was tending. Said he: II never felt
anv pain, though the skin was torn from
the bone of my head. | did not know
what struck me. passed oil at once into
Inconsistencies, and IL | had remained I'M
conscious | should have been dead, and II
would have been death without any pain
whatever" And yet his neighbor who
took him away from the machine says that
when he fell there was over the whole BODY
lust that tremulousness which is seen
when an OK is ielled with an axe.
ALPHA.
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yiyactOus Veterans.
mv telerranh 10 ma Dlsnatch. |

By Telegraph % The Dlspalch.I
TRENTON, n. j., August 3.-The field
encampment OF Aaron Wilkes Post, Grand
Army OF the Republic, OF this city, which
has been in progress since Saturday, was
visited to-day by Barry Post, No. ~,
Grand Army Of the Republic, OF Cape
May, seventy-five men, Philip f. Tufts
commanding. A delegatian OF Robert f..
Lee Camp, Of Richmond. Va, is also IN
attendance. The latter tonight, with Il
number OF the home Post, personated que
rillas and attacked the camp. and sham
fight followed. This evening there was a
camp-fye and Grand Army l.op. Several
thousand people were present.
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A Boom for North Carolina.

10y telegraph 10 the UlspaIch'I
RALEIGH. y. c., August "a party OF
forty excursionists from Pennsylvania ar
rived here to-day under the auspices OF the
state immigration Society, their object
being to examine lands with view to Sc
sure a settlement here OF a large number
OF Pennsyvanians. The visitors travel in
special trains, and are shown every courte-
sy. All are gratified with the treatment
received, and think highly OF the desira-
bility OF the State As a place for settlers.
The party was entertained at Henderson
by the Board OF Trade. They adopted
resolutions expressing thanks TO the people
Of that town, and recommending all per-
sons from Pennsylvania desiring to emf
crate 10 look first at lads in this section
OF North Carolina. All OF the party are
we'll
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FROM PORTUGAL AND SPAIN.

Gentlemen, Though not In the habit Of praising
patent medicines, which for the most part arc not
only useless but injurious | have constantly used
Hop Biers for the past four years In cases of indi-
gcston. debility. fcoblcnes Of constitution, and In
all diseases caused by poor bad v,ntiiation,want
Of air and exercise oycIwors. and want OF apps-
tile with the most perfect success.
I am the first who introduced your Hop Brtars
In Portugal aud spain, where they are no" use"
very extensively. Yours very truly,
BARON DEFoSTE BELLA
Profession De Chemie ct de Parmacle, ,0Dpbsa
University, CoImbra. Portugal.
fan 2-Th,Sl.Jux W mi
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. August ,. 1888.
The stock market exhibited fair degree OF
strength I'm the early dealings, when there was an
advance of h@l; Wabash preferred, Missouri
Pacifc and Trunk lines showing the greatest I'M
proyement. After il:3O o'clock a reaction OF
kG% took place, Denver and Rio Grande leading.
Tho AFTERNOON trading was characterized by dull
ness Towards the close there was some pressure
to sell Union-Pacifc, Reading, LAKE Shore, ana
many shares recorded the lowest figures OF the
day. Compared with yesterdays closing prices
were AtdX higher except for Central Pacific Rock
Island ackawauna. Denver L Oulsyille and Nash
vile, Lake Shore, and Wabash preierred which
were a fraction lower. In specialties Manioba
rose IL. TO IlU3s: Manhattan Beach Z, To 244
Minnesota and ST. Louis /, 20 "a Minnesota ani
II. Louis preferred T.. TO Ok; New York and
New England ~, TO 25l.: Oregon improvement
2, To 1877; oregon Navigation 8, To l4Oi Klch-
mond and Danville Z. to GSk. Alton and lerre
Haute declined 2, TO 6S. Pullman Palace-Cnr'
after falling OFF 2. 10 1870, rallied t. l3l. North,
ern Pacific preferred New Jersey Central. ana
New York Contra. lent hat; other shares leg2 Tor
carrying Transactions, 10000 shares
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 3.-Virgtnia new 3's, OH
A. H. Inv
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FROMt,FEMANY.
KAT2ENBACIfuof, GERMANY. !
August -, 1851.

August 20, 1881. I
Hop BitterS Company:
Dear Sirs,-I have taken your most precious es-
sence. Hop Btters-and | can already, after 80
short \ time. assure you that feel much better
than have felt for months.
have had, during the course Of four years, three
times an Inflammation If the kidneys. The last
In January. 1880, was the worst; and took a lot
Of medicine Ia cure the same, I'm consequence OF
which my stomach got terribly weakened. ! SUI
fered from enormous pains. had 10 bear great tor
ments when taking nourishment- had sleepless
nights-bui none Of the medicine was OIL tie least
use TO me. Now. in consequence Of taking Hop
Btters these pains and lncOnyeniGnces have en-
tlrely left me, have good nights rest and am
sufficiently strengthened for wOEk, while always
had 10 lay down during the day, and this almost
every hour. | shall think IL my duty 10 recon-
mend the Bittcrs 10 all who suffer. for I am SIRE
cannot thank the Lord enough that came across
your preparation. and hope lie VIII maintain you
n long time 10 come for the welfaze OF suiierii x
mankind. Yours very trulvr
PAULINE HhUssLER,
t,sbr. Roster.
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IIEBIG.S EXTRACT OF MEAT.

IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT-FINEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvoRING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable and palatable tonic IN all cases
of weak digestion and debility. SIS a success
and boon for which nations should feel CRATE
su."-See Medical Press,"" Lancet "Brit-
,sh Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTION.-Genuine only with the fac
simtie of Baron Liebg's signature in blue ink
across the label. This caution is necessary
owing to various cheap and inferior SUI sti-
tutcs being in the market.
fIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
TO be had Of all Storekeepers, Groccrs, and
Chemists Sole agents for the United States
(wholesale only, c. DAVID & Co., Fenehurch
avenue, London. England. ap 2S-Sa52t
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Three Children Drowned.

IBy telegraph to The Dispatch.
CHICAGO, August 3.-Last night. while
a MIN named Beazey was on the way to a
train with three ehildren-James, Jose
phine, and Christine, aged ten, twelve, and
sixteen years-the horses attached 10 the
team became frightened and plunged into
the river at the Polk-street bridge. the
draw being open. The hackman and
Beazey escaped, but the children being
cooped in the vehicle were drowned.
The horses were also drowned.
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FROM REV. j. c. BoYcE, NJ. 4.

V'- IUHEN 3W, 1861.
Dear Srs,-I have lately finished my first bottle
OF Hop Bitters. Alter having FOR many years suf-
ftred dcutely from rheumatic govt Cnheritedl,
feel SO much better, and can walk much more
freely should like 10 continue tie use of n. I
write TO ask how many bottles YOU will let me have
for Il. so that may always hays some I'm stock.
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GnnC TO PuIp.
lDy telegraphto the Dispatch.I

lDy telcgraphto TIC DIspAIch'I
WASHINGTON, August 3.-There has re-
Gently been transferred from the War De-
partment. abandoned-property division, to
the Treasury Department, large quantity
of Confederate scrip, bonds, &C.. repre-
senting several millions OF dollars, which,
it is said. is now to be macerated and con-
verted into pulp by order OF Secretary
FOlper
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ALEXANDRIA PALACE,

LONDON, FNN., NpllI Is, IsSZ. \
find Hop Biuers most wonderful medics.
combination - heathful, blo0d-pwfying, and
strengthening. | can from analysis as well as FROM
medical knowledge, highly recommend them as 4
valuable family medicine
BARBARA WALLACE 6OTHARD.
SupSrlntpndeut.
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settlement of an Old Feud.

BY telegraph 10 'he "isp"ton'I
MACON. GA, August Am old feud be-
tween Job Peet and A. c. Perdue led the
latter to make an attack on Peet at East
nan to-day. Perdue advanced toward
Peet with an axe, wbereupon The latter
fired twice with shotgun, killing Perdue
i'm mt
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SHEFFIELD, Eng. june 7. 1885,

Sir,-Ilaying suffered from extreme saerrous de-
biLitU yOf four years. and having tried all binds OF
medicine and change of scene and air without de-
irving any benefit whatever. l vas persuaded by n
friend 70 Try lIoE Bitters, aud the effect am hap
by 10 say, was most marvellous. Under these cir
cum stances feel n my duty Ia give this testmO-
Mai for the benefit of Others. ~ may say amnow
entirely well therefore can justly and With con-
hdenre give personal testimony TO anyone wishing
10 call upol me. ours truly, HENRY HALL.
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Rusiness Failures.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch

New YORK. August 3.-The business
failures throughout the country during the
last week numbered lSo, against 100 last
week THE New England States had 33
Middle states. 80; Western, 40; Southern,
30: Pacific, IL; Canada 20; New York
cify TO-
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Infected Vessels.


icy Telegraph % IIIu DTsPaVV'T'I
WAsurNGroY, August 3.-The Surgeon
General ri the Marine Hospital Service has
been informed that Governor Cameron, OF
Virginia, has instructed Virginia pilots to
hiring infected vessels to anchor opposite
the Marine Hospital quarantine at Cape
Charles.
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BURNETT's COCAINE promotes the
growth OF the hair and renders 1t dark and
glossy. II holds, In liquid form, large
proportion OF deodorized cocoanut-oil,
prepared expressly for this purpose. NO
other compound possesses the peculiar
properties which so exactly suit the va
r,clls conditions OF the human hair.
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NORWICH, ENG, June 20, 1882

TO ITtt IIUV Dttt'Td N"VfVW'Vs'
Gentlemen,-IIaving suffered for many years
from biliousuess. accompanied with sickness and
dreadful headache (beiBg greatly fatigued with
oyerwors and long hours az bu.iness-l l lost alb
energy, strength, and appetite. was advised by a
friend la whom had seen such beneficial elects TO
try Hop Bitiers, aud few bottles have quite alter
ed and restored me To better health than ever.
have also recommended IL 10 other friends, and am
pleased 10 add with the like result. Every claim
Won m Ike for IL | can fully endorse and recon-
mend il az an incompatible tonic.
Yours faithfully S-W-FITT.
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R0OKs. srATIONERY. &c.

NEW BOOKS.-Life on the Mississippi.
~ by Mark Twain lprotusely tAss,ratedi, $3.50. e,
Twelve Americans, by Howard Carroll. with pof-,
traits, =. rs. God aud CREATION, by Rev. X. u.
HOwisou-a book that shodtd be read by every
,hnker-s2. Underground Rrsis, by stepniak,
sl.z5. But Yet a Woman. by Hardy, sl.23. pr.
ClAulius. by The author Of Mr. isaaes." 81.
Wanda, by oui.ia: Ace. Loy's Lord BerresfSd ,
By the :" Duchess
kr.nleh 4 Bush Pianos the bot in the msykst.
WIS WEST, JOHNSTON & so.
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COLCHESTER. Eng. August ls. 1889

Gentlemen-f was troubleawith 4 very had form.
of indigestion for a long tt,ne. and tried MANY
things IN vain until got some Hop Biiters, and on
taking quite cured, anu remain 81 till this
time. II Is now three months ago since was bad.
h. BELL.
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railroad car at Hoboken on Saturday last,
arrived here from Jersey City tins morn
ing In the custody OF Hudson county Of
ficers. They were taken at once to the
State prison, where, after their conyict's
clothes were donned, they were assigned
TO separate cells.
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Loypoy. E,lo.. sortpm,er !. 1850.

am pleased Ia testify 10 the goods effect Of vour
Top BttterS,- Have been suffering long time with.
severe pair in the left side aud across ons, and
having tried number of s-cacsi remedies with
out any hcneiIt am Cad In acknow ledge the great
relief have obtained from your medicine.
CHARLES WATSON.
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Turf Notes.
RACING AT GOODwO0D.

lBy telegraph t. the Dispaich.l
LONDON, August AT GoOdwood to-
day the race for the Molecomb stakes for
two-year-olds was won by Latraphe; Wild
Thyme second, and Carbon third. There
were five starters, including L. Lorillard'
Pontiac.
SARATOGA RACES.
SARATOGA, August 3.-First race-three
quarters OF mile-won by KingsFan ;
All-IIands-Round second, and Calico third.
Time, 1:174.
Second race-one mile and five hundred
yards-won by Capias: Referee second, and
Ballast third. Time, 2:lGl.
Third race-three quarters OF mile for
two-year-olds-wo by Conkling; Welsh
second, Emigrant third. Time, 1:1S4.
Fourth race-one mile and n furlong for
all ages-won by Hartford; Helen Wallace
second, Blanton third. Time, Los.
BRIGHTON-BEACH RACES.
BRIGHTON BEACH, August 3.-First
race-purse $3.50, divided, all ages, three
quarters Of mie--Retort won; Bob
Woolcy second, Biddy Bowling third.
Time. 1:19.
Second race-pmse $3.50, divided, selling
allowances three quarters Of a milc-Blush
Rose won. Blue String second, Barbarian
third. Time, 1:2l.
Third race-purse $3.50. divided, for
non-winners at Brighton Beach in 1893,
one mile-In constant won; r. Monee Sec
end, Flanders third. Time, lao.
Fourth race-purse $3.50, divided, for
all ages, one and one-eighth miles Swift
WON Lutte Fogle second, Wyandotte third.
Time, 2:0l.
Fifth race-purse $3.50, divided, selling
allowances, one mlle-IIatachimie won ;
Cy Babcock second, Cathcart third. Time,
1:4S}.
Sixth race-purse $3.50, divided, all ages,
weller weights, seven eighths OF mile
John Ledford won; Kitty ii. second, Dis
dain third. Time, 1881.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. August 3, 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT-White, 1896 bushels. Red, 1864
bushels.
CORN.-White. 3.l40 busht B.
OATS.-l.O2S bushels.
RYF.-46 bushels
NFAL-i2 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White. l,S43 bushels common 10 very
good M II 10 Sl.l7. Red, $3.50 bushels common
10 prime LOngberry at 90c- To sllS; 2,75S
bushels mixed at Sl.06 To s1.lS; 3,646 bushels
common 10 choice ShOrtberry az Sjc. To LIZ.
CoRN.-White, 500 bushels good 10 very good at
90 TO 64c.
RYE.-l4 bushels very !ood at CSC.
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An explosion occurred In powder
mill ut Angoulem. France, yesterday, by
which six persons were killed and several
injured. The damage to property amounts
TO million francs.
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personal.

HAVING QUALIFIED As ADMIN
III IsTKATOR ON THE ESTATE Or WILL
LIAM ". BALDWIN. DECEASED, 1 bareby
notify all parties having accounts against as 81 q
estate tO present them 70 me for settlenens. III
parties indebted IA the estate requested ~ make
n1ytneut 10 me. A. b. CLARKE,
Administrator.
DtcuNoND 1894 GsFt-4t
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RICHMOND, 1883.
TO OUR PATRONS.

RICHMOND, VA, August f.loS3.
Mr. T. Shea has resigned he Agency for ihe sale
OF our Tobsrcos In this city, and we have appoint
ed in ms place Mr.. PHILIP TRAMA- who VIII
call upon you. -, -,
ANY orders with which you may favor him VIII
receive prompt attention.
Than King yoa for yOur past patronage. and 90
lie ling A continuance OF the same, We remain
Yours ycgy truly.
AMI -lOt SALMON, HANCOCK & co.
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prompt Jersey Justice.
80. ,a,erranh 10 the Dispa,ch.I

INV telegraph 10 the b'ep"tensl
TurxToS. Nj, August 3.--John Con-
row alias John Nugent, ana William Clark
elias William Farrall, the men who Violent
" assaulted and attempted TO rob Cashier
Smith, Of the orange National Bank, in
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FROM OULD IRELAND.
49, - - n

HOP Biters Company:
Centemen,--You may be- interested to learn that
one Of the most eminent judges on the Irish bench
"a customer Of mlnc highly approves of your Hop
Bittcrs. having received great beaeht from their
use. T. HOLMES, Chemist.
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A FEW UNSOLICITED LETTERSYRoM
TIInIrSAND9 RECEIVED

FRBRUkEg o. 1882.
have tried experiments on myseff and others
wi 81 Hop Bitter, and can easily recommend them
as pleasant asd eiicacioss mcdiciun> I have
found them specially useful n cases Of esmgsstfon
Of the Kidneys, Is well as m bilious dsys~ge-
ments. Rev. ), MuNRR, MA,
Rector 10 the Duke Of Edinburg
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
France and China.

LONDON, August 3.-The I'imeS's CORE
spondent mt Hong Kong says the negotia-
tons between France and China in regard
to Tonquin are at a stanGstill. The gene
raj opinion is that the aggressive policy
assumed by NJ. Challemel Lacour and the
appointment OF VI. Tricon as French
Minister to China were unfortunate
circumstances, and that peaceful
solution Of the difficulty is impossible
The Chinese consider that the French are
determined upon the annexation OF An
nam, and that they desire to quarrel with
China. The French will be unable to ope-
rate until November. The unhealthy sea-
son is affecting the young men among the
French troops. and the hospitals are made
quate to accommodate the sick. A council
OF war was held on the 9th ultimo, and =
river attack on Sontay was planned. Adj
miral Mayer, with three vessels, Will shortly
proceed to Canton. where he will make a
demonstration. A severe military censor
ship Is maintained at IIa-Not.
Plot to Restore the French Monarchy.
LONDON, August "a dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph Company from Paris
says it IS rumored that plot to restore the
monarchy has been discovered. The news
paper France processes to give the details
OF the plot. 1t says that $4,000 muskets
for popular rising have been ordered,
and that attempts have been made to tam
per with the army. 1t also states that
three consprators have been arrested.
Down on the Informers.
LONDON, August 3.-The steamer Pathan
has arrived at Melbourne from Adelaide.
Kayanagh, Joseph Hanlon, and Joseph
Smith, informer> in the trials Of the Pho
niX-Park murderers, who were on board,
were identified and prohibited from land
ing. Seven other passengers on the Pathan
were suspected OF having been witnesses
for the Government in those trials, but
were not identified.
The Hebrews Charged with Murder
ING Christian Girl Acquitted.
LONDON, August g. The trial OF the ten
Jews at Nyiregybyaza, Hungary, who were
charged with numbering Esther Tolymosi.
a Christian girl, IN the synagogue at Tisza
Esslar, in order to procure her blood to
mix in the Passover bread. has been con-
Guided. A verdict OF not guilty was re-
turned. The State was ordered to pay the
costs OF the trial.
One Hundred and Six Degrees Under
Canvas.
CAIRO, August 3.-The weather here is
intensely hot, the average temperature
under canvas being 1869. Several deaths
from sunstroke have occurred.
Cholera Notes.
LONDON, August 3.-The Daily NeuS
asserts that the total number Of deaths from
cholera in Egypt so far has been 10000. 1t
says the disease is now less vlrulent. OF
ten men attacked among the British troops
an average OF six survive.
LONDON, August 3.-Deaths from cholera
in Egypt Thursday number 702. including
1856 at Cairo. Cholera has been declared
epidemic at Bombay.
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SAFES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
FIoIIr.

Flour we quote: Fine. s3@s3.50: superdne,
FAMILY, Sj,af5.25: Patent family, S6@$7.
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A dispatch from Saigon, OF Fridays
date, states that Tuduc, the King OF An
nam. died on the Goth OF July, and was
succeeded by Phudac.
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The President En- Route for the Vel.
l0wstOne.
TBy telegraph to the Dispatch

f3y telegraph to the Dispatch.I
CHICAGO, August "A special train over
the Chicago and Northwestern railway
conveying President Arthur, General
Sheridan. and party. en- route for the yell
lowstone, reached this city promptly al II
o'clock to-day. The train is made up of
two private coaches, dining-car, and bag
gage-car. No stops will be made except to
take on coal and water. The train is
scheduled TO arrive at Council Bluffs at
O'Clock Saturday morning.
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Us. CONSULATE, MASeuKsrsn,E xs-S


Gentlemen,-Since,vr writing yos of the great benz
eft | had derived fron taking Hop Bittcrs. gave
a friend bottle who had been snifsrtng much flom
dyspepsia aud sluggish liver. and the change was
marveilCGs; he appearedanOther Being altogether
lie had tired several other remedies without any
benefit. could name over n dozen ether miracu.
lOus cures AETEug &. HALL,
Consular Clerk.