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THE PILES.

I'M, CuKE FOK LEE SEEUKEp.
nK. UPHAMS INTERNAL REMEDY, for the cure Of
~ Piles inflammation Of the Liver and Spleen, lnfiamma
ton Soreness and liberation of the Stomach Bowels Kid
neys and Bladder Weakness and Inflammation OF the spine
. TIE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY
the only successful remedy that dangerous and distress
Mark this i internal remedy external appca.
ton, and will any of Piles, either Bleeding or
Blind internal extepa and probably the only thing that
speedy and permanent II is a,n convenient medicine 10
take, and improves he general health emarkable manner
1t mild in its ration, and be tax IN
Of the most infiammso without danger AL! exter
nal applications in the highest degree dsagreeabls IN
disease temporary in their effects This medicine attacks
the disease and removing the cause, renders
the certain and permanent.
The Eecuary Contains mineral medicine, no aloes
colocynh gaboge other powerful and Irritating purga
tive Ma tear Of cold while under rs inusnce No
change diet III taken according directions
for life is guaranteed.
Propetors office, 9s Bowery Sold wholesale and retail
by Wyatt Ketchau I2l Full ton street, N. Y. Pnce 81
augl rnsr
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WASHINGTON, Aug. IL, 1876
The weather has been very pleasant since the

WASHINGTON, Aug. II, 1876
The weather has been very pleasant since the
adjournment,
"Camp-meetng in the wilderness,
All is well-all is WELL
And if we go, rather guess,
We shall tel-we shall tell,
And we want to visit a camp-meeting, to be re-
freshed spiritualy-we want a short sail on the
salt water, and splurge" in it get rid of the
accumulated bile of long session--we want the
glimpse of a mountain, of green field, and a
country barn or two,-we want a week or two of
rustication, in short,-for we have grown rusty as
the old knife upon our table.
The Governor of Louisiana, has addressed
pretty pungent letter to the Secretary cfWar, on
the disbanding of those three months volunteers
for the Mexican war. The Secretary gvss it back
to him about two TO one. Governor Marcy has
become quite letter-writer.
MIR. Haywood's defence is expected to come out
this evening. 1t is being printed at the Office of
Blair Rives "Straws," SC.
More, and better matter to night.
The DOCTOR
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$500 CHALLENGE.
w L i, - =, = L. ID L. Al q IL d

HS is an NEEDY for diseases Of private
turea positive AVID speedy cure. without the rss.ricon
of diet hndrance from he many adj
which the Frensh Pills Baisam Copaiys. Cap
suls other mixtures cannot fail 70 give them
decided Besides being the most ehectual and
speedy discovered they entirely Iss from any
mach the least aud may be taken at time or IN the
Of the fnend-thus enabling the pa
discovery They equally eectu.l for either ~ all
complaints such Gonorhoa, Gravel obstinate Gleets,
Fiuor Abas Tor Whites peculiar temalesl weakness Of
the generave and have cured hundred q these
troublesome complaints after other remedy had failed
They have been used for the ss years. IN all
stages Of these complaint with such universal success the
propeors challenge any produce remedy Of equal
certainty, under forfeiture OF $500.
Price 81 box For sale at II Nassau street, basement
ne 1--we
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ITO render the Humsn Hair silky soft fine and close 20
make the scalp healthy SMOOTH white and nu hn, 80
expend 3' And reader, only object iof senns
the article that price knowing to be all We
ther merely e%bes e srss ss S snye ssnr Or
dandruf the JONES'S CORAL HAIR REsIVkAIINE
will fail do all this hnndrsds Will tel YOU Tn
gratitude Ii dresses the hair beautiiuy' anu "" VI
grey hair dark from the roofs - r. IL Ar...,...
Sold price D. or shiliings, AZ the sign o, 'nv
E saf,e, s ssv..s Rrookivn aus iwsnc
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Since last report per Great Britain nothing OF any
moment has TRANSFERRED. The market remains then,
wholly without animation, and the general aspect of az
fairs pertaining to this particular branch trade
mains without apparent change, either in prices in the
of transactions The last sale that has with
in observation was in Cuba; but the terms upon
which was effected have not been ascertained and
the entire absence Of transactions with this exception
but refer to previous quotations. few sales
Of kentucky and Virginia made at az cents
mos; and lot of Havana by auction, at isd 26 cts
months
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Corn Trade.

Since last report by the Great Britain later inte
gence has been received per Great Western which
Of nature calculated to depress this market This, to-
gether with the heavy receipts the light demand for
home USE and consequently the anxiety of holders
realise has caused material decline prices
withstanding the dccnaton in almost all the different
brands, transactions were exceedingly light, and the
market closed yesterday dull possible at 81 90 for
Genesee. and - 06L for Oswego. quantity Of Ohio
changed hands for export at 81. and Ohio round
hoop low 50 s7h. lot OF fine Troy sold at 81
ia The sales for export to Liverpool previous to the
arrival Of the Western estimated to have reached
$500 barrels Michigan and Genesee at 81 l21
Southern is less affected by the intelligence than the
other quot atoms and holders therefore, remain firm
sold at 81 25 fresh ground is held
at 81 So Rye faur is held at 50 so a 2 GAY Jersey
corn meal dull at 81 cay; Brandywine SO per bbl-
Wheat is without material alteration either in prices
in the general appearance OF the market Sales of white
Genesee principally for export were made at 93 cents,
cash; Indiana red 81, for milling purposes A lot Of
North Carolina at 10 76 cts and 81 for very good and
also some new prime Virginia at SO cts; the latter for
milling. Rye-Nortlern old ia better, and fair enqui
ry continues for export purposes advance in pre-.
vious quotations. large lot sold for that purpose 20
cents, this being advance Of about cents Corn
without much change-the receipts continue small with
a moderate demand; Southern yellow sells at So Sc cts,
measure. Western mixed So q 81 cts.
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LIVERPOOL CLAssrrIcArIoNs.

FRuIr.-A large lot of bunch rasins sold day or
two since 81 90 together with quantity OF h Lon
Almonds at Is cents lbers, ga months and some at
SO 51s 4months also, some French lemons, at - ;
African peanuts 81 l21l Palermo oranges 81 81 so;
French do, 81 75 Ginger 81 so per Dbl cash. By
ton, Martinique tamaiinds, cents cash.
HAY.-Nothing of consequence doing-market dull,
North River selling at as cents.
HEMr-There is yet but little doing sale of Manila
took place at $45 and hackled dew rotted Ameri
can at $780, months. In Russia the market is very
quet-a sale of Manila at Salem made at $l42 so,
HpKs.-The market continues without animation
with a decline in prices A few sales Of Rio Grande
were effected at ~ 23c per pound also some for the
rines was made also on private terms
Hors.-We hear of NO sales worth mentioning, one in
first sort Western made at ls a % cents, cash.
INDIGO The market is dull with very light enqui-
ry-Madras sold at 73k cents and few in Manila
previous prices By auction Guatemala sold 271.
a s2h cents, 4 mos.
LEAD-The market remains dull with farther reduc.
ton in Missouri few sales in pig Missouri at SO 49,
mos and some at 50 G2 cents, cash, made day
two since
PRovsIoS..-There is a better feeling, though slight,
percepbIe in the way of Ohio Pork. The sales with
in few days have been confined small parcels and so
far we have heard Of that is worth reportngprime
is but moderate with very small Sales previous
quotations Lard Ohio is better with slight advance
in prices Considerable sold since last and the
recent sale that of 300 barrels at ca cents; nfe
ror is less in demand Cheese is as yet without change
Butter is also dull and without aerationsome Ohio
casks SOLD al cents
RIcE.-There is a little better feeling in the market,
and transactions much extensive, but prices
without change the last sale about 500 erces
at So 3 56i4
SALr.-A lot of Aguilla and Curacao changed hands,
the terms have not tsanspied; lot Of Ashton's Liver
pool fine at about ST 80, mos.
Sandstone sales made few days since in
Egyptian Lnsecd for crushing at 81 3d. cash; Clover is
dull lot of Pennsy vania prime sold at ~ cents cash
all other descriptions without life
SPcEs-There is little or nothing doing in the various
descriptions, sales of No. Nutmegs made 81 40
81 As, mos Some Sumara Pepper the usual rates.
about 81 AN.
TALLowThere is but little doing and that mostly
confined to shipping The last sales within know
ledge in beef at ~ ~ cents country rinded at
~ prime mutton at IA cents
WHALEBoSE-There is more doing than when we last
had occasion notice There have been sales in north
west coast at 32h 80 cents, and some export at 32s
South Sea at 80 33H.
WooL.-Except in fleece the market is without life.
We hear of no transactions in foreign sale of fleece
made few days since at the previous quotations.
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Passengers Arrived.

CANroN-ShIp Loo Choe-Reuben Taber Jr, Bradford
Moshcr Edward Jenney, VIM Blossom. late Of the bark
New Bedford
,.MArAszAsoship Reguus-Epes w Sargent, Halifax; w
M johnson, Boston.
TRIS,pAp DE CusA-Bark Chcster-Mr d Buzzy, IT
Boyce, Philadelphia.
GUYANA, Pk-Brig Joseph Gorham-B OHaralI. Mr. T
Hutchinson, Master Adolph Parotty.
MoBILE-Bng Virginia-Mrs lsolding, Mr. Keith, Miss
Keith, Mrs landlord and children, John Clsrk-S in the
steerage.
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COM m ExkClAl..
New York. Thursday. A,

New York, Thursday, August 13.
AsHEs.-The enquiry for both descriptions continues
fair although inspections light Pots selling at
So 80 Pearls at 81.
BeEswAx.-Considerablc sales have been made in
Northern yellow at ~ cents cash. Some Cuba white
changed hands few days SINCE but did net learn at
what price,
Corroa.-The sales yesterday 1900 bales To-day,
about 600 bales have been disposed of at steady prices
About one half of the purchases were by spinnersthe
remainder for export We continue to quote
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LUCINA CORDIAL.

OR the and speedy Of Incipent Consumption
Barrenness, Impotency, Lucorrh9a Whites, elect,
Ob:trusted OF difficult Msnstruston nconnence 9f Urine
ton of the system whether result Of
produced by Irregulary, illness, accident
dial IN both hempheres. is sufficient for its
quick and positive in curing all the above
and complaints. Nothing be surprising than
vgorating effects the human frame Persons weahne,s
and asstude before taking become robust and full
Of energy under its influence: immediately counteaets
the Of the female frame which the only
considerable lneprsbe And il quickly removes the mpc
deter men from getting married Language indeed, cannot
do justice to the merits IF the Lucina Cordial which
Of the important medical discoveries Of any
Price So per bottle. Principal Office ~ Nassau base
ment aus iweodsr
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~ the treatment of private diseases mercusl ulcers
syphc eIuptons chronic urethra discharges and other
affections of the urinary STRUCTURES OF the mos
obstinate character cured by DR.. M improved
plan Twenty-Five years. experience enables him to treat
with success that debility arising from secret de-
sfructIve habit.
n B-Dr NJ. holds no communion with pretended Lon
don surgeons feeling satisfied that he 10 the only adversns
London surgeon in the city See his London diploma his
ode 2o4< Fulton street. Letters paid attended and
me die Re for arded to all parts. aul1 lwsrc
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cor ST PATTON,
tOSTIVENESS)
DESTROVED

Without Medicines, Injections, or Baths. Dis.
covery Recently made in France,
BY NJ WARTON.
Price, Thirty Cents.
THE 18th English edition, translated from the 23d French
edIon of the exposition of natural simple. agreeable
and inabe (recently discov cred in
y but also completely destroying obstinate
purgatves, injections baths followed by number
of authentic documents from and other
Of Distinction certifying the complete efficacy Of
the means.
Sold the national depot OF Warrior, of Paris, No 2
William and also by Jno Mhsu, 1888 Broadway c.
H. Ring, corner of Jehn, street and Broadway Wyatt
Chambers street; Apotheesres Hall SO Broadway James
tumble cor nowery ana Fourth 81; and br Lewis, ~
Iweodsr
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Is, 1876.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Is, 1886.
The weather is quite hot to-day; the thermo-
meter in the shade indicating 80.
horrid case of infantcide came to light YES
terday, in the neighborhood of Manayunk The
mother, poor woman, deserted by her husband,
named Harman, confessed that she kad drowned
her infant, nine months old, in a small stream,
and afterwards buried it, The excuse she is said
to have given for this barbarous act, is that she
was unable to support herself and the child, and
she chose this means of putting it out of misery in
preference to sending it to the Aims House,
where 1t would be ill-treated and perhaps separa-
ted from her forever. She is about twenty four
years OF age, and has another child years old.
Inc wretchcd woman has been committed to
PRISON TO await her trial
a coihsion oil two small steamboats, running in
epPosiuon, 70 trays Ferry, occurred Yesterday
afternoon One of them was pushed ashore by
u osne, , anu she remains there STILL Her pas
senkefs were brought up to the eity lyv the rival
boat. NO one was hurt, and neither boat dam
aged by the collision. '"'''-
The steam propelors John r. Stevens and lob,
h. Thompson will leave this CITY in |, la, a. ,,a
for the Rio Grande, for which service thew h,wo
been chartered by the government,
The democratic city delegation met last eve,;n,
and organized by the election of officers. Tbs
body VIII meet again on Monday evening next, to
proceed with the business.
Peter Whiteman was yesterday held to bail IN
$1,000 to stand trial for conspring with obe rs 70
defraud poor countryman out of $3.50, at a faro
table at one of the gambling establishments.
which are located in the very precincts of our
courts of justice. The reason which prompts the
propretors in choosing this field for their abors
is probably because they can receive the protec-
ton of the police officers. The real offenders in
the present case are now far away, and the per-
son arrested 10 merely an understrapper in the
employ Of the prime movers.
The cricket match between the hrst eleven of
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CURE YoURsELF;;-AFFLIcTEl. KEAp.Eor ore

II
~ Dollar you obtain bottle Of the AMERICAN
COMPOUND, which is warranted TO pcrmanentlyta
delicate disease and its varieties 1t leaves odor
breath requesfno restriction Of diet business adapted
other noxiou drugs, and has cured thou Of
The compound needs putting a. II speaks for
itself in trial that made Of and the proprietor
will give SOo 70 any one to produce it will
reaed drug stores of Hudson and Leonard
OF Bowery ard Fourth, Of Bowery Houston
Bcwery and Walker, East Broadway and Market and
fof Fulton and Water streets NJ Y N W. corner
streets, Baltimore and by c. Stott, Warrington City
AMI lV re
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TRIAL OF SPENcER.--We understand that Spcn-
yesterday charged upon his indie and plead not
guilty and that his trial postponed to the 9Th Of
september next give him and his counsel tine to pre-
pare for H. -Newark .ddv, sdxsust H.
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IEFFERsON INSURANCE COMPANY,

JEFFEhCON INSONhINOFE CC. nv
Ory,cx No. 80 WALL ST., OPPOSITE THE MERcHAsTs
EXCHANGE.
THIS Company continues to insure against o.s Or damage
nal Foods wares and and every description
property also against loss or damage by inland
visation and tr'n'p0'aqpSn1k ECToRs.
Thomas w. Thorne Elisha Riggs,
T'homss +. Woodruff, Arson Baker,
r. r. Robson, M II. Joseph Drake,
THOMSON Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, James T.. Holmes.
John *. Dawson, John 7. More,
Caleb Nh, Thomas Morrsii, -'
jobs. T. Msrris, tcsn S9%
enc. +. xorf. aS s@s:sy" EhoAS :Ssss
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Domestic Importation.

MoBLE-Brg VirsnisIt2 bales cotton silas Wood-i3oo
90 rarmec Rodgers Co-2i HoIbrook Neson--Ia3 Lee
Tslmsap pcs h sbsS:spS Bs.ow Pore So css sd on
Armstrong Co-Ia cases q bbis tploY Mp Hoeb-io
Ious W Hoops-<oc bales cotton rrsst-ii bales e
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VIZ ITHOUT MERCURY OR BALSAM-"No
w pay"-Dr Cullen Indian Vegetable Remedy is the
medicine that has failed diseases
kind speedily aud permanently although thousands
have tested within few months Sold, Wholesale
and retail. at principal depot, No Murray street
Also at 60 Bowery 36 Fulton street, 38l Munroe street
Avenue D.. and 303 Hudson street. aull I'm
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Mons of the Senate, and accordingly the treaty
was concluded.
So much for the history of the Oregon treaty.
In my next, will give you some further partlcu-
lars. GAIyrENsIs
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

Home Ports.
BALTIMORE August PAR brig Virginia, Cooper Deme-
rara schr Mary Ann, Eaton 81 Thomas Cid chr Maria,
johnson, do Sid schr Star Light, McGraw, Phla
NORFOLK August e-Cld brig Mary Ann, Lonand for Ma
laga.
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PARTISAN CORAT1vE
IJPHOI. STERY

CURTAIN MATERIALS, &e. ;
I>HE subscribers have their fuli assortment
Of Broca.els sas, Satin dc LANES Tapestry Lamps,
India Damasks, Chntzes Noreens. Ornaments and Trim
miags 'uitable for Bed and Window Curtains and Furni
Coverings Of all descriptions for Interior DecoTsons,
selected with great the French and English
factories By Of the firm, and embrace the largest sad
best assorted stock the United which having
purchased for cash. BILE offer lower price than
any other establishment in the city.
Cabinet makers Uphosterers aud Others requested
examine our stock from WHICH they supplied IN
md it their advantage select from assortment.
which variety he surpassed The designs
for internal decorations, received by every packet.
SOLOMON HART,
Uphosterers and Importers, 243 Broadway
al lmsr opposite the Park
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M EDICAL ADViCE-DOCTOR LAMERT Il conn
w dentially consulted his Office, g Gold
Fulton, all diseases Of private nature. His treatment
being mild and udcous requires neither restraint
constitutional arising from ndscreet indussnces of the
potency the Doctors attention, his object being
restore the system that of originally
he patient being aware, caused BY %slgs..men, and
selves, is eectually cured by Dr. Letters post paid,
encosinga fee, mediaely attended and medicine with
old street au1l 1W*r
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WASHINGTON, August IL, 1876.
Appointments-Disa ppointmenfs-7h Messengers
Of the Senate Alarmed-The Private Secretary of
the President gone to Demarara-Reception Hour
changed-1hs Pacific Sguadro,,-Pack Saddles,
etc. etc.
understand that four or five appointments of
clerks were made yesterday, in offices attached to
the Treasury Department Mr. Heart. formerly
one of the editors of the CONSTITUTIONS (Which
went to Baltimore TO die,) has Just been placed
at desk in the Post Office Department. He
ought to have been assigned one of the higher
stations, if industry, honesty and capacity be me-
cessary to a faithful discharge of duty. He is one
Of eight who were formerly attached to the Globe
Office, and been appointed within the last year
The heads Of some OF the bureaus have be en-
complaining, of late, that incompetent persons
(not VIZ ting hand fit TO be read, and wofuy ~
norant of photography have been thrust on them
by the opportunities of members of Congress
not by Mr.. Brinkernof, or any of the Ohio dele
CATION. Mr.: Mckay, being aware of this, brought
forward bill providing that clerks should be
year on probation, and not be appointed until af
ter due examination at the expiration of that time
However, it was not reached, and will sleep with
hat OF Mr. Rathbun, for dividing the public spoils
First Auditors Office. who had been dismissed, or
requested to resign, TO make room for gentle
man from Virginia, had arranged to leave the
cry, out ne yielded to solicitation to remain for
"a niue Whie longer, to transact business to which
he is incompetent =
poor fellow came to me the other aay. and
exhibited his threadbare coat and boots ,lr ",
without soles. He had been waiting here for Of
flee eight months; He had promises, but tt they
would not pass with the shoemaker and the tai
Congress money to take him home. Ihave no,;oi
ed that many who visit Washington Tor office and
are disappointed, leave the city less ardent IN
came. 'iey
- Tor week previously TO the adjourn ment of
Congress, o little outsndish fellow, with q Palo
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THE EYE.

THE EYE.
nR. WHEELER, Oculist, No. % Greenwich street, New
~ York. the Battery, devotes HIS exclusive
diseases OF the Eye and Ophthalmc Surgery and
public tina; there the diseases
which the human eye subject disorders OF that
which be essentially relieved by him Tho
nnmber OF undoubted testimonials which be
his Office will satisfy the public that his practice
ceeded either extent by that Of other Ocu
in the United Statcs
rOfce hours from "A M. to o'clock p NJ AFTER which
he visits out door patients.
"%*Artfcia Eyes for sale, and which will be inserted
reasonable terms.
pamphlet containing remarks Diseases ofthe Eye with
several Of effected by Dr. Wheeer1
mode ofueatment be had gatutousy resdence
him by letter. post paid. myi3 lmsre
MO QUACKERY-DUCTOR C0OPER Duane
~ street, member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons
which he without mercury hndrance from bust
Recent he in few days. practice of
twelve years enables Dr. c. TO the most obstinate
structures without pain.
Debility, es,3fg from INDUCED in BY young
elects, syphic eruption and ulcers aGg
guaranteed charge. Dr. e. regularly educated
physician and surgeon. aus 3tsrc
M ARRIED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH TO IN
the Hon. r. ID. Owen, wi h additions alterations by
Glover Nj. D. Were this boo. carefully read by every
married person. and its advice strictly followed, per
suaded that different state Of society from the present
would sxs The teror Of poverty end the prospect os
large family Of children which could be poorly reared
prudent people from entering the matrimonial
but here is work that will tell you important
which obvate all such objections Price
book so For sale No Ann Other
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MEDICAL, AID.

AID.
SPEEDY CURE.-DR. GREGORY, No. Roosevelt
- street successfully and radically curing his Of
certain private disease in the short period Of
two DAYS. by and method recently discovered
feet In short time may incredible
but those who will take the trouble to call above,
will be convnc ed that what here stated Is literally and
practically true.
The fee for cure is generally about IS.
Medical others wishing purchase the secret,
informed the has been raised au10