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LOCAL NOTICES.


The Horrors Of Dyspepsia and the dis
NAL train Of disorders to which it leads, are avert
d by the use of HosTETTER'S BITTERs as a
preventive, or cured with astonishing celebrity by
its direct and genial operation upon the stomach,
the liver, and the nervous system.
The Shaking Martyrs of Fever and Ague,
instead of being dosed for months with quinine, to
the ruin Of the general health, are promptly set
upon their feet again, without danger of relapse,
by this prompt remedy for every kind of Inter-
mlttent. Taken as a safeguard against miasma, it
renders an attack of Chills and Fever absolutely
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If are bilious, there's nothing that
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the tendency of your system to that form Of disease
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After an attack of Sickness. when the
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mind depressed, and all the powers Of vitality at a
| low ebb, there is no restorative comparable with
the BITTERs. They renoyats every organ, gent
" stimulate the circulation, improve the quality
OF the blood, clear the clouded brain, ~andimpart to
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ARemedy for the PiIcs.-It is q blessing
to the suffering to know that we have an efectua
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. ]. P.
Hazarde, of 164 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used q small quantity Of
Dr.. strickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected a per-
mAnent cure. This seems to be the case with all
who make use of this splendid preparation. 1t is
manufactured at No. 6 East Fourth street, CincinS
natl, Ohio, and sOldby all Druggists.
Benton & Durham, Cleveland, o. myers
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ORR. WANTED-To do general homework.
VI Apply AZ BIB Ailsmau street. Coed reference
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CALESMEN WANTED-rwo experienced and
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young
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We allow our agents IRON 500 to $50 per year and
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giving reierenees. Address, W. Il. gibson, PITTS
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WANTED-sALEsMEN-For e" Hollands Life
- w Of Lincoln Photograph Albums, 1.-The Better
Land,n an exquisite steel engraving, Square and
OVAL Picture Frames, by stmples. Sold by subscrip-
ton. .BOLEOk 4 BkO., 81 SuperiOr-street,
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"ANTED-A thoroughly competent American
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OPTICIANS.

noon BROOM HANDLES FOR SALE
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be seen At 20 Superior street, or h
Iest G.. d. BECK.
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coMMIss'N~ MERCHANTS
GOODMAN q BROKAW,
Produce, Forwarding and Com
mission Merchants,

For the sale Of FlOer, Grain, Seeds, Provisions, &c.
Once No. u and 10 MerWin-st.s Cleveland, o..
Refer TO A. K Spencer First, National Bank,
Cleveland; Fletcher 4 Sharpe, Bankers, Indianap-
oils; @. W Smith, Esq General Freight Agent y.
4 1. Railroad, Indianapolis. n jAn9:So4
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ROCKWELL STREET SCHOOL.

MERIT.
Nettie Gloyd. Charles Smith. T
Kate Seheuerman, "
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know OF any either capitalists or mpOrerE rOst ~ Vamp Unase.
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BLOCH & NEW, =.
Produce Commission Merchants,
And Wholesale Dealers in Carbon and Machinery
Oils, NaPtha, &c, Office and Warehouse No. is
River Street, Cleveland, Chic. Particular atten-
ton given to filling Orders for Goods Manufactured
or Sold in this Market. Oil barrels wanted. j6:27S
VIZ. PETTY. JOHN HOLLAND
PETIT & HOLLAND,
Successors to Malone, Petit : Co., late Hussey
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XXXlXTn CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

SENATE. wA-nISGToN. July 70 1866.
IsTuMUs SHIP CANAL.
Tie CHAIR laid before the Senate report rom Tie
the National Observatory on fhe suec 81
oceanic canal navigation between the A'eh,c Ing
fc Oceanb II relates lshnus route Ii Wa 0deied
10 lle on The table $500.
MISSISSIPPI K8ILR0AD LAND GRANT.
Mr. pOvPRoY Kansas reported, non he toum.i'e nh
Public Lauds bill 20 extend 10 toe sitit ~ MlsssspI Io
tie beae 81 hct Granting iAd loi iuoh"
r,ruoses. and called its immediate cnusierai.Jn
OBJECTION being ade by Mr. EDnuNDs WI u gott over
TIL ISSUE On NAVAL HOLSTERS.
Mr.. HOW Nv ifDm tie Committee o. tohleIc' re.
ported House bin decaTnoTg OF al act eou'H an Ac
vessels certain eases" approved fet 10 lso'i whch was
passed. - ,,,r
Nj JOHNSON (Nd) presented a Remembrance ron ue
yfors a. Tari bin afr cing their Interests re-
ferred 20 the finance Committee
TIE IARiPP FILL.
Tie Taff bill wss received from TIE House
Nj TEssENDEN NE ~ move 10 take Up %" 9 just cone
from the House and inai % be printed ana iifcG "a De ~
IGrce Committee.
NJ GhDiEs lowal-r mote 10 amend the motion 20 that
tie bin be referred tAe Finance Committee Will nsiTue
lions Q report thf secood Monday In December pea
NJ lONNss Gal - hope the Senator VIII witLdFAN La'
motion TO- tie pre,ent y v necessarily lead % discussion
and hone the b ust called mp by the Senator from NeTada
(Nr. Stewart
VI Ffs-rVpfN Mr. President II tits bill IL & be referred
n the Committee consideration is very important that u
houd he done Immediately The question ought be settled
NJ Grprs-f 90 NJ know. Mr.. President that would
he Cscuss the general merits O Tbs Di on
motion pending. and disposition 20 dc
va even II IL we're order but wish 10 submit or two
n connection with the motion have de- We
are now m eighth month Of very long and arduous fe
or III ougfrs. Tho members Of this body have been Do
ir.neir i4rcf more aboIioutly than ordinary during
ba long nerod oil tune This Tariff bill which affects tho
prosperity u The country and the personal apd business utter
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6pefiaI Notices

The Mercantile Agency United stHfes Business d.
RECTORY.--R O. Dun Co, Proprietor, OF Ihh MskSAn
p TROw the Compiler Publisher the HewYor City phes,
tories be that they have In active preparation a WIN
puO''A ." r mi STATES BUSINESS DIRECTORY
containing the business aud location Of the sersAns Manu-
act1er. and Traders the United states WILDE srsassd and
classified convenient % for ready references and WIN be q
thoroughly reliable end comprehensive work
need Of COMPILATION has long been felt by
City and State Directories have been numerous no ~ mary
cas are very completes but has been obviously impossible Win
expenditure 20 be possessed OF them ALL hence s IN
forna which they eoutaued been available only IN tbe own
Immediate cae The internal u the country 30 wide
spead neoess knowledge OF the existence sae
locations otiefs In remote sections more az m nearby 20
majority OF tbose who most needed IT, II has been 20 conoe1aoe
extent supplied by the Reis nce BOOB usl oy az. -
Agency bat from the peculiarly oonhden chaisclsi o. @
could only be used TO mei extent TOT Drec9y
II the intention projectors tst the Directory nov IN
nouneed shall fully supply this need They possess
ties 20 the compilation and publication q WORK Of sueh
Reporters and Clerks and above all its housands o.
CORRESPONDENTS in every the country efen.
the weknown compiler Of the Newfork CITY ior INC
i twenty-five viii the w9ts ths oensSs o. n y. s
printing and publishing large undertaking are no' faAea
in the United Siates. 80. Al,
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thoroughly performed sud worthy tie confidence and support o. the
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sornely printed ong good paper strongly bound. 80
will furnished Subscribers only at the lowest possible -
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As this pnoicaiion Will without aSepN hs'e 40 ~
By other publication Of whatever kind advertising medium
limited unber Of Advertisements OF hrsclass houses oy
No advertisements less than quaIterPase wluDe taken
AL communications relating to advertisements >e
-' Somp.Isr md General Superintendent No 50 Greenes,
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AFFAIRS In TEXAS.
The Crops-PoIiiicsI situatisn-M aIfreatment
OF Unionisfs.
Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch to The ~ l. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Thursday, July IL 1850.
Under date Of Galveston Texas, June 49, 1866 lnspec
torGen Gregory sends report embodyng the following
points:
Owing heavy rains of April and May end nundatons
ofbotom lands deduction must be made OF at least 20 per
cent Of the estimated yield Of cotton but in the western por
ton Of the State where the grazing interests have suffered
the past eight years from drouth the stock will be materially
improved The crop is large and nearly ripened IN
prime order The crop harvested abundant and
quality There enough hand to feed the entire
population for two years.
The leaders the Rebellion in Texas who Of the surrender
expected nothing but confcaon and exile but were suffered
TO retain their wealth social position, and political influence
reward cemency Of the Government by the hinnes vail
OF decorum The only available candidates for office make
stump speeches. dsoya and editorials and furnish
the dsaecon the State with the head and front that
needs Te1as to-day fall Of dsoyay and treason in
Spring e6 The Union preparing to leave the
expecting the 81 the scenes OF the late cV
war Since last March, the instances OF mareament and
outrage negro soldiers the Increase and many
murders reported but murderer has been either hung
or tried. The freedmens schools are prosperous
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DIE ID.

ANpERsoy-At New Brunrick y j. o. Wednesday thsllt
he -.sdence his eeI Mrs Eliza Egerton Andrew
r Anderson in sd year OF his - 49,
pR Railway n Thursday the 18th Inst Walter
Mosss III ant Of Wsr " ard Lille C. Bramhsl, aged
months
Fnsra from res1ence Of NJ B. Braman Railway Saturday
The l,h inst, at II O'Clock o.
BRIsTO-In Brooklyn Tuesday July TO- at the house OF his
brothenlAw J. Wright Richard 4. Bristol aged ~ years
Hi. will b. placed avut be taken West Tor inermen
Chicago and s.. CLAIR papers please copy. ..
CORLES IhgrzdAy l2 nst annth Corhes WIDOW Oh jacob
loflies Of this city IN the 67h year OF her age . .
relatives and friends Of tho family respectfully 70 attend
First DAY tSuncyl u a O'clock nom hef he ren
dsrce n East Thirteth-st without further notice
PENSION Thursday July r. John r Feks aged years
neral viii pe his late residence No reys TINS
friday O'Clock Ills rehives and friends are r.
tpec,ialy invited 10 attend without further notice
ARCASA LODGE. No 2i6 r. aud M-The memoer. OF ths
Lode No - Perrysi o. - ocn
this Fndayl D. attend the funeral OF late bohsr JohN
s. Picks BY order of JOSEPH h. BANhs' Acting Mas'er
Jas JOSEs, Secretary
GLCHRsTln jersey City, Wednesday July H. Of paralysis
Robert Gilchrist. Ca the 10th Of his =,
sgeno
Jersey ivy
this friday afternoon, 6, o'clock.
IGGISsA the Highland House thursday morning the laih
int Helen A. the wife OF james = husgns ana daughter oil 'He
l.te Richard y. Arden. .,,-.-,.--,.,
TIE relative. and fenis Of tie family respectfully invited to attend
ls fuaeEs tom tue house Of her be'hs thoa D. Assp IN
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THE HEALTH OF THE CITY.
THREE CASES or CHOLERA REPORTED YESTERDAY IN
w.YoRK AND IN BRooKLYs-PoUR DEATHS
PROM THIS CAUSE IN THE TWO CITIES SINCE LAST



REPORT
Three cases of cholera have been reported to the
Board Of Health last Mrs Ellen Carroll q
years age residing No Franklin st. after dlarhea
Of three days duration. fell into collapse clock on
Wednesday morning and died on the evening OF the same
day. , :.
the corner Of Eighty iourths and Nnthaye at oelocs
that time. No report has since been made
VIM Relish residing No. l26 Sherfs. was attacked BY
cholera Yesterday bat alive at latest accounts
In each Of the usual dsnfecan used In tho
water.clJsots and upon the premises
THE CHOLERA IN BROOKLYN
Edward Weber reported state OF collapse
Wednesday his residence in Clntonst near Fulton
ST. Yesterday. Mary hagrafh, widow 80 years OF age re-
siding in Rcbardsst died yesterday Of cholera
after illness OF three hours
Elizabeth McGrath daughter Of The aboye aged years,
died Of the same disease after an illoess OF 6houra
Thomos Magraih OF Mrs. Mary Magrath aged years
died Of cholera norbus short time after the demise Of bs
superintendent Conklng OF the Health Board desires
make the following facts known to the publie
m That tie Inspectors who educated physicians hold
themselves in readiness investigate at any of
poss cholera reported them by the police citizens 1t
their render such professional and be required
but interfere with the work OF any physician
who may be In attendance.
"a Tint the Office of the Assistant Sanitary Superintendent
now in the City Hall be removed this week to the County
Court House, open ali hours Of the day night including
Sundays. and an Inspector in attendance
% That provision made for the immediate disinection N
any hour OF any premises when is required application
az the office of the Assistant Sanitary Superintendent If the
Of the premises are themselves unable 70 procure
4h That contracts streeteleaning. the removal Of
night soil dead animals. garbage &C. have been made ana
controlled by the Board Of Aldermen The Board OF
Health having power make contracts can only act for
The abatement OF existing nusances All complaints OF the
made 10 the Aldermen Of the respective Wards
5h. That as there have been few undoubted cases OF
paid cleanliness Offensive priyes should be disinfected
and CELLAR and badly ventilated with the chloride Of
lime.
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Special Dispatch to The n Y. Tribune
NoRwALK Thursday. July H. 1866.
Gen. Sherman and daughter, with his brother
Judge Sherman and wife arrived here this morning on visit
10 their ancestral town They spent the day in calling upon
family friends and relations and visiting several points OF in
tereEt.
This evening large Of the citizens OF Norvak
paid their respects the General and rendered him com
pentary erenade he responded in brief but highly
patriotic address urging general iuermngng OF the
op OF ali sections OF Republic and the cultivation on
Greater devotion and love for the American Union INSIST
ING that the severe lessons OF the four years OF s
bond NO, be lost 10 the nation lie followed In most
speeeh citizens by Senator Perry
Ihe gushed party will leave in the first morning tram
Tor New Haven where public reception awaits the General
when they will proceed Boston charge Of Committee
nun the City Government waiting here TO escort MIN
So
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LARGE FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
Destruction Of Briggs Print aud Dye Works
and Other Euiidiugs-Loss S2,O0O,00O.
At sos the Hons

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, July u, Iced.
This afternoon most disastrous fire broke out In
Frankfort Among the buildings consumed were Brggss
print and dyeworks which total loss They were stu
sed the Of Orchard and Taconyss and we're one
Of the largest factories in the Twenyhrd Ward employing
several hundred hands and valued at O Five dwelling
houses also consumed and the Trenton Railroad brdge
over Franord Creek situated the Briggs Mil and buh
of wood, entirely destroyed.
After the breaking out Of the flames detected set
ting FIRE another mill the vicinity which confirms the
pcion that the fire the work Of incenday. general
throughout the city ordered by Chief Engineer Lyle
by ringing the State House bell but through the boxes
located in the different Engine houses.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Later accounts OF the fire represent that the loss viii be
g. 100000 Of which 500 600 will fall buildings and
chinery aud $500 900 stock The mill known the
Tacony Print Works Of Aaron Lppnco and covered two
and half acres Of ground. and employed 300 hands
The bridge the Trenton Railroad Company close BY was
only slightly injured destroyed previously reported
THIRD DISPATCH.
The entire works comprised from IL to Is buildings Inc
main building which the fire originated $50 feet long
by 20 feet wide. The Of the h not yet as
certained.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
Two previous attempts made TO fire the Tacony
Works The establishment the largest south OF New
England Among the stock large quantities Of goods
to firms sent there to be printed none OF
which were saved.
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MARRIED..

ALFNPARaONSO Wednesday the llth inst by the Rev r.
Chapn D. D. the residence q the brides guardian DI Ralph
Glover Allen ~ Josephine only daughter Of the late
Henry l. Parsous, d. D. both q this city. No card.
BRIsl-JARVISA Maue,o Hin L. l., "Wednesday June ~
1896 Zophar Brooklyn ~ ~ Mary Jane Jarvis Of the
former place. No cards
FARRFLY-oREILLY-On Wednesday. July H. the residence
othe bride. mother Jersey City ~ j. by the Rev A. Brann
D. D., Patrick fanely Elizabeth C. OReiy both Of Jersey
City. No cards.
MORGAN-MORGAN-At All Saints Church; Ennismoreplsee
London Wednesday June b. by the Rev Charles schohed
assisted by the Row H. Masters D. Rector OF Lower Bleeding
Hofsham susss George Hale Morgan Of Irynon N T. 20 seah
Spencer eldest daughter OF Juniu : Morgan esqr OF No
PING Gate Hyde PARK London. . 90 ~,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Woodland, near Zanesvile One
on Tbudav luue "a the Rev D. H. Moore, samuel H.
Tbursion New-York City to Mss lre T. b0stwick Of the
q MA