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JOHN HENnRtCKSOg.
Brefct Hrg4altf 8eneral Nnluntssrs


kgN Vows. August 90 1876
0f1rtYwFN-yeur n1e inviting nis 70 aadress : mass
nrnr 9f soldiers Aaa sa The late war BE- hegg al
a0n Quaft. Tits city, erfnue rafne L. and
yesterday ana elrt tai nuti ccny ssii the pleasure
~ tstffYhg refspu ruro~e my csirer
thr IT, pies ennngiMted by the National rn0r
steY held III the city of fhii4teiphi4 II
grsufyins citizen esp~rlilt irie
safe thAt convention, 20 tH0N tsi if proceeding arr IN
harmony sN tH~ lmeue couyicfows ~ iafgr
and distinguished p0r ion % The soldiers and sailors whom
the eHIurs lrdefet f0r ne suppression tie fehesn
aWd tie rtfDsnon ~ Courage and magma ntnsity
Kindred tirtuN ae fhs jealous operation OF hese
heroic hr work Y rogc.ilaion snd harmony
anainr snd sequence ~ Their glorious achievements on
and M waer M yrdraiDa - the naoasl authority No
miro the c1n@yca8us ~ chafster or 10 Ia
nert the hs splendid shen he fash
of one of s proudesl trHmths be sAcfd-ed fe ~
aud Fnpbcsnt MI any sailor hes.
t. eUrdeun the rpnpciy ~ Nelson IN the eteci.
~ brave sHi cayuvc Nesppitan commander ~
applaud his tuaRnNnlmity wien. A. the moment
~ his mos slcruus victory snd With his latest
hs gHoss 70 b. lowered
and sins fe Frst assured g~ntefrsu
that rsih of true paffons and
wi FlndAf~ rcy ~ Andres i8hus0p. The rrsudsst
page " his htovy viii b. nat ~kct rrcd. the nasnsn
nIity elevated hn - bis fusiss -
Ctef aagstFate ~ tbs great Refbe above bis per-
sona ana insprcs him vita hroad essollc
ard Chrssn regas f6r he rghs ard interests ~ Al ls
lrofir Seconded ~ the efnafni sisesnsr " wtot
Tie tesd u hs cabinet sud ma, ~ IRE issnsed Lnso
EnmsaavrAily incetssdt susainsd ~ 0raps snl
Tarrasnt grand representatives. ~ tne tvo
q our nstnns ariebe an reross ~ tie VFae and In
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An Alliance with Austria and Russia
Spoken Of in Berlin
REDUCTION OF THE AUSTRIAN ARMY.
The Roman Question Near Its
Solution.
War Between the Russians
and Circassians.

MAIL ADVICES TO AUGUST y.
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Free and Easy Matrimoay.

From the Chicago Post. Aug. 18th.
On the 7th Of February. 1859, Mr.. VIM. II.
Stone, grocer and medicine dealer, was mar
ried 10 Rachel Stowe, az Belvidere, in this
State. He lived with her and loved her for The
space Of five months. During the whole Of
she Acknowledges that she has no reason for
supposing that he was not. He claims, and he
ought 10 be allowed, full credit for remaining
faithful and true for that long period. For
five long months he never once turned his eyes
or his thoughts from his own helpmate toward
the daughters of men.
William did not grow cold 10 her, nor cruel,
but simply upon getting ured of her, and anx-
ious for a change, he left her. He had still a
certain sneaking, lingering Kindness for ner.
he doubtless thought that his peculiar way OF
gratifying his tastes might possibly be disa-
ereeable TO her. He therefore wrote her a
philosophic letter. in which he set forth bis
theory OF life. He did not conceal from her
husband any more, and plainly informed her
that he meant to do nothing toward support
ing her He also assured her that their mar
rage was entirely vold, and he advised her,
with great earnestness. 70 marry again. He
also wrote 10 a mutual friend. named Harrison
Smith, 10 whom he descauted upon the merits
OF the excellent woman he had deserted, and
concluded by urging him TO marry her
Neither his wife nor the friend could be per-
suaded. and Mr.. Stowe began 10 fear that
troublesome consequences might arise 10 him.
self. He deliberaied as to how he should act.
Flight was easy, but so might be pursuit.
There was but one gate through which even a
vile. except perhaps u hlDOOO vile, would
not care to follow him. VIZ: the grave. Mrs.
Stewes sweet William resolved 70 die. He did
die accordingly. He went TO his bed one night,
Mr.. William H. Stowe From the same bed
arose, next morning, William H. Dewey stowe
was no more. His responsibilities had ceased,
and he had thawed, melted, and resolved him.
self into literally dew. He sent his wife q
tender ana sympathixing description OF his
own end; an elaborate enumeration of has own
virtues; and so, upon the 29th of September,
ls59 Mr. William II. Stowe ceased TO De.
VIM. II. Dewey proceeded to Iowa, where be
was soon in matrimony, as had been Mr..
Stowe, but again the bonds were in a few
months severed, and Dewey was once more on
his travels. He established himselfi in Chicago,
and the grocery and medicine business pros
pered. Mrs. Rachael Stowe discovered his
Whereabouts, and sent her lawyer to consult
him professionally, and ask him 10 administer
10 mind deceased, OF which she is the propri-
etress. His business. il is asserted, IL worth
from three 10 four thousand dollars, and she
has filed an application, which was granted,
for a writ of injunction 10 Issue against de-
fendant, restraining him during the pendeney
of the SUIT which she has instituted 70 obtain a
decree of marital separation, from disposine OF
any OF his property.
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TEADIIY.

SURELY, STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY
eNOLANDBRp EXTRACT BUOKU
Il CURING
even case of KIDNEY DrsrAsI, RRYvNA9IsN,
GRAVEL, UlINARy DsoRpBls, WIAxNRss and
PAINS In the BACK, HKNALI COMPLAINTS and
TROUBLES arising from ExcHssEs OF ANY KIND.
OOA1, II AFFLIoTEDI
TRY 0LANDER'B.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCXU.
Bold By all Apothecaries. Price o.. d. BARNDS
q CO.. Hew York, and BARNEs. WARD D co.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEI0H
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Aass..
General Agents. feb MY
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COIN IN THE WHIrr NorNraru.-rn.

GOLD IN THE WHITE MouNrArNs.-The
Worcester Mass. Gazette says q gentleman, on
his annual tour 10 the White Mountains year
ago, discovered rocks containing gold near
Lisbon, NH. He took specimens 70 Boston,
had them assayed. found them rich In the pre-
cious metal, and Termed company OF Hart
ford and SprineheId merchants, which pur-
chased the property in which the ore was
found. The stock, worth q year ago IS ashars,
BOW selle Tor $500. Some OF the quartz yields
Dee7 Of gold per ton, and else Of slvsr.
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THE SOLDIERS MONUMENT AT BRIDeRPoRr
The laying OF the corner. stone OF the soldiers
monnmentat Brideeport, Conn Wednesday,
DIRE " together an assemblage Of hfteeu ehou-
sand people. A procession Of two thousand
one hundred soldiers, two thousand hrsmen,
ana various civic societies, made the most i'm
posing display ever witnessed there. Cover.
nor HaWley made the Addyoee. s& ~
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A BREECHLEss GCN AND NO GUNPowDER
The London Builder says: IA startling in
yention in gunnery has been announced by
MT Harding, who makes not merely a breech-
loader, but gun withoutan solid breechl He
takes tube open at both ends, and this forms
his gun, which il loaded and discharged with
deadly effect. The plan is simply thIs-that
piece OF wadding is rammed in at one end of
the tube, then another piece, leaving a space
and OF course some air between them-closeiy
compressed: then the powder is placed in, and
then ball on the powder. The breech is
practically Termed by the air contained be-
tween the first and the second piece of wad-
ding. Others are inqsiring il gunpowder
itself should be got rid OF altogether midst all
these ehangesl Captain Dixon says, "Yes;
and sends US one of hIs guncloth charges. q piece
ef rolled tape, so TO speak, in paper case. open
al one end. The patentee claims for the guncloth
charges freedom from all risk Of accidental ex-
plosion, except W hen confined in a gun barrel
ortbomb-shell. They are non lex plosiye; they
burn. but do not explode; il lighted and held in
hand they are harmless; they may be dropped
down red hot barrel without fear of danger
A hundred may be lighted at once, and the re-
than setting fire to handful of shayings,
neither would the firing OF a w hole magazine
be attended with more danger than the burn
ing OF so much wood, cotton or paper. The
one half: smoke there is none; the combustion
Is perfect, and no residue is left to foul the
barrel; and, with all, these charges are supe-
rlor TO gunpowder as propeliing force-at
least so says the inventor. Gun-cotton. was,
as formerly made and used, an uncontrollable,
unmanagable, capricious force, besides being
liable to ignite at q low heat and fire by spou-
taneous combustion. Gun-cloth, this patentee
says, as made according 10 his patent, is a
strong but dociie servant; weight for weight
pable Of being used with entire safety IN ex-
isting Firearms
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~A New York inventor proposes 10 build
a ship for s., 600, which will cross the Atlantic
in two days and a half. His theory Is that by
means Of a vacuum at the bottom Of his craft
IL W i'll rest on the surface OF the water. and
thus receives no resistance TO its motion.
Probably he is the same man who once seized
the straps Of bis own boots and lifted himself
into seat in his State legislature.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

REUs.h- 'A : - WV -"
q One Of the fex the immortal names
That vas not born to die --Haueek.
SeId avery n here .r.
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y An epidemic has appeared in Vienna.
causing painful swellings on the faces OF men
who have used new shaving paste, which
had been highly recommended as a "clean
shave" by Barber Johann Gautier. His paste
rendered unnecessary the use of the razor.
The paste was found 10 consist mainly of ar
senIc. OF course IL was confiscated ana the
aspiring barber subjected 20 legal penalties.
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nYMiss Harriet Martineau is in very poor
health. ssShe has," IL is said, .giyen mp writ
ing, save letter now and then TO a friend
She withdrew from her literary undertakings
with reluctance, leaving the Daily News last
of all. Such time as her Sheaith ALLOWS for
more than reading. is devoted 70 needle work.
in which she performs, IL BE- said, yeritaoie
miracleso sE-
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MAlRIA sE AND cELIBAOY,
an Eseay Of warning snd Instruction for Young
Men. Also, Disessse and Abuses which PROSTATE
the vital powers, with sure means OF relief. sent
free Of charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address
Or. eKlLLIN H0U0HTON, Howard Assoeia-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa. aug Is Sm
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MODERN MIRAOLEI
From old and young, from rich and poor, from
nien born ana Iowly, comes the Universal Voice Of
praise for
HALLS VEGETABLE
BlCILIAN HAIR RENEWER
ReIiect and miraculous article. Cures
ncidnsss; nnRss hair grow. better dressing
DRY and why hair into Beautiful Siifen .Tresses.
bnt epove Al. the great wonder is the saptdity
Color. s
PRESTO, OHAN0Ei
the Eni'est And worst locking hair resumes its
youthful beauty. 1t does not dye the hair. but
coloring matter. " " ~
1t will not take long disagreeable trial to prove
the truth Of this matter. The first application win
90 GOOD; yen Will see the NATURAL Colon return.
BEFoRE YOU KNOW IT,
the old, gray, discolored appearance OF the hair
Will bs gone giving place to lustrous, shining and
Ask for Halls sicilian Hair Renewer: no other
article Is at all like 1t in effect You will md 1t
CHEAP TO Buy, PLEASANT TO TRY,
AND SURE TO DO You Coop
Tnere are many limitations. Be sure ysu procure
the genuine. manu- ufactursd only By
r. P. HALL 4 CO., Nashua, N. b.
Tor sale ~ all druggists. jaZ.S,ly
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TWO sAD GASES o. PILES eualp sY D.

TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED BIZ DIR
STRICKL LANDS PILE REMEpY.
the benent Of all who suffer with the Piles that be
nss seen troubled for eight years With an aggra:
rom the army e fncursble, (he being quite Dera-
@ y.ed with M The PILES Both these dstrsssinf cases
PILE BEMEDY. The RECOMMENDATION Of these
septlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
II, III H. nc enght 70 eopyines those :9sr.
are cured BY DR.. etrickland's Pile Remedy. II e
SXIsk U.s.; oHHs HfusryHas5H yChsfsrixHI All fs
avenue and SO3 Ninth street. 90 MI
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p FINANCIAL.-The New York Commercial O
last evening says:-Governments are less
active The speculative movement has some-
what subsided, and prices are fraction lower
The continued depression in exchange, and
the comparative weakness OF gold, tend to
neutraize the effect of the firmness Of Lon
don prices. Ten -forties are a fraction lower:
August Seven. thirties declined Y. Discounts
are quiet. There is much less paper Offering
than might be expected at this season OF the
year. The supply of produce paper and of
dry goods bills u quite limited The range for
prime names Is 5a6 per cent. The shipments
of Five-twenty bonds for the current week
will be important. probably not less than three
inao sd snch srse a ctmPane ny 1os,c,as sso n ls
bonds that they have advanced their rates
from y to " per ceut-, which IL double the
former rate. ~ -
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a supERJOR prMunv

We can oonscientiousiy recommend 70 those sui
EARbs 8kLGfHuo6s s0VSSe S5naR Rh BHfsH1kk
n gives relief almost instantaneous, and Is withai
NOT oisa&reeeble to the taste. There II no doubt
but the Mellinuous Uoagh Balsam 10 one of the
best preparations In use, and 10 all that its propri
etot claims for It. We have tried It during the
cough. tits prepared by Pr. strickland, No. I38
Tnsas. sd on ohS and fSr sale By
EAIIE,S Drug Store. and OHAS. OHRIETI.
ANiD, Sl1 Pa. avenue and S02 Ninth street
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SECRET DIsYAsEs

eAnAn1fAN's GIFT ist Lemost certain, sais and
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and
recent cases IN twenty fou hours. No mineral no
10 the soldters hope, and friend to those who do
male, e3. ~
eAMARITANs Roof AND HRlB JuIcYs-A positive
and permanent cure for SIyhilis, Scrofua, Ulcers,
Sold BY B. O. fsrd. Bee advertisement. myS
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AMUSEMEN

ADJUSTMENTS.
ODD TKLLows, HALL.
~ FOR 1iRsE iiIhsIfasTFs IsfiaahsTFs ONLY,
K.;SlH p Is. :'s; s;.,s e sssisi.n. sas a
And his ls5 sSafs PsssIs4s E /: r F.a'i'ion.
Tsse,. Tssy oni1 WE s 6sn ns sAeh entertainment
Doors open att; to commence ats. an D-3t'
TIA BEE DAYS ONLY.
HAIeHT 4 CHAMBE2s's
COLOSSAL CIRCUS AND EQUEsCU-
THEATRON.
FROM CONGO SQUARE, VIEW ORLEANS.
The largest. most brilliant and effective School Of
HiPPOBRAMATIsrs,
ArAittnsh totonMhDiaHs, s1a
Now Travelling, will visit and perform in this city,
FOR THREE MIG HTS ONLY,
Commencing
THURSDAY, sEPEMBEB s, 1866.
And present series of the
MOST ATTRACTIVE EXHIBITIONS,
Embracing all thatis
NOVEL, BRILLIANT AND DARING
HoRsEnANsH1P;
Grand and Courageous in
GYMNAStA,
Animated and skilful in Athletics. and humorous
in Comicalifies, performed by the
THlRTY. NINE DIsTINGUsHEED ARTISTS
Comprising the Company, among whom is the ac-
hnowledeed Queen Of Equestri anennes,
MApEMOISELLE MARIE,
The personifcati Of grace. elegance and consum-
mate skill.
nEFor generalities, see Programmes, Posters,
and Pamphlets.
THE TERRIFIC ASCENSION,
Entitled "A Journey to the Clouds or Blondip
outdone by
LITTLE LOUISA.
Takes place on the outside of the Marquee, at
2OOLOCK Pm
THIS is FREE TO ALL
Doors open at aud O'Clock 3D.
Admission, 90 Cents; Children, 25 Gents.
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MOUNT WASHINGTON RAILR0AD-0peniag
Of Section Of the Steam Railrdyfrom the Base 70
Summst.-A dispatch dated .Station of the
Mount Washington Steam Railway, N. H.
Aug 90" says:-The opening of a section Of the
railroad frsm the base TO the summit OF Mt.
Washington is being celebrated in an informal
manner this afternoon. The officers of the
company, together with the leading railroad
men from many Of the roads In New England,
with many others, are present Among them
are Sylvester Marsh, ESQ., protector of the en-.
Boston, Concord and Montreal read; Hon N
G. Upham, president Of the Manchester and
Lawrence road, and Hon. Henry Keyes, presi.
dent of the Passumpsic road. The engine
works TO q charm, taking its load Of passep gers
mp grade Of IS degrees with the utmost ease
All are delighted with the performance.
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RAILROAD FARE QUEsTIoN.-A dispatch
from Cincinnati states that considerable ex-
element occurred there Wednesday over a
controversy between the people and the CITY
companies in relation 10 the rates Of fare the
latter increasing upon the present rates, and
the former refusing to pay more than 81 U3 for
a package of twenty five tickets. There were
numerous cases OF election Of passengers from
the cars and arrests of drivers and conductors
for obstructing the streets. A special meeting
Of the City Council was called to take action
in the matter. A large mass meeting was held
at West End at night, at which resolutions
were passed strongly denouncing the railroad
authorities for violating their charters and
disregarding the laws.
Later advices from Cincinnati say the breach
between the street railroads and the citizens is
wider than ever, and there is terrible ex-
citement existing. The cars on the John-street
and Seventh-street lines stopped running at
11K O'Clock Thursday morning, and remained
of until past dinner hour, then stopped again
at o'clock, and resumed again at o'clock,
which so incensed the people that they threat
ened 10 tear up the tracks. The citizens held
a meeting at night and decided to wait an.
other day. The police Judge decides that the
companies have forfeited their charters.
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Our BED -RooMs-Singular Statement in Re-
gard TO Choiero-Dr. T. 5. Bell, an old and
eminent physician of Louisville, a man Of vast
requirements and wide obssr vation and ex-
perience, said the other day at a meeting of the
Louisville College of Physicians and Sur.
geons:
The cause Of cholera has neven risen to any
great height perpendicularly, except when il
was forced up. Naturally 1t cannot affect the
second story of any good residence. Heights
have always been, when properly guarded,
secure refuge from cholera. Elevated build
ings or high walls have always been exem pt,
while coterminous places were ravaged.
Moscow has repeatedly been invaded in the
quarters along the low banks of the Moekwa,
but there has never been q case Of the disease
in the elevated Kremlin. The monasteries
with high walls in Italy, France and Spain,
have, with great uniformity, escaped the dis
ease. The cause Of cholera acts alone at night,
and upon sleeping persens. No amount Of ex-
posure in the moist localities or the disease i'm
perils the wakeful, moving individual have
seen hundreds OF instances of this fact, with
out one deviation from the statement of the
proposition. i have myself spent many q
night in the localities during the ravages of the
epidemic, and never felt that L was in any
peril while kept awake, and the best Sc
curity for that is to keep in motion.
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TELEGRAMS. &c.

The ceremcry Of breaking ground for the
newport News and Richmond railroad took
place several days sgo,and was participated in
~ Z D Hamlln, president Of the road: A. g.
army. and others. A large number OF laborers
are now vigorously a. work on the road, which
VIII cost about $1,000 per mile. 1t passes
tnrongn Williamsburg, and will PROBABLY end
al Richmond near the Rockets, the track
crossing the York river railroad. The new
rosd VIII be Of great value to the Peninsula.
Inc ionoWing are the omcers of the road
President, Z. s. Hamliu: Chief Engineer, A. c.
Dunn. Treasurer and Secretary. Z. V. Cherry.
board Of fdirecfors-Tnomas III. Wynn~, Robert
saunders, L. X. Mason, H. G. FAINT, L. G.
Hamlin, and JamesLyon.
Mexican advices states shat MAMMALIAN has
levied two forced loans on the residents of
Guaymas, amounting to S27,O00 French
lnan-of. war recently seized the American bark
James Palmer. under the pretence that she
was loading gnano without a permit, and
will send the Saranac and Shawnee to in yesti.
gate the matter.
A grand reception was given last night at
the Union League Clubhouse, Philadelphia,
to T. j: Durant, Governor Hamilton, and Gov.
ernor Brownlow. Hon w. D. Kelley presided
Tne Broad-street front of the club. house was
crowded, and the reception was in every way
enthusiastic. The club. house was illuminated
on the portico with brilliant jet of gas lights
others.
A despatch was received at Augusta yestsr-
day morning stating that Governor Jenkins,
Of Georgia, now at New York, found the credit
OF his State so good that he disposed of $4,000
worth OF Georgia State bonds at ninety cents
on the dollar.
Adyices received from Montana state that
one Of the iodes of the Golden Ore Oompauy
has developed an inexhaustibie supply of red
snlphnret Of mercury, which is much need in
that Territory and vicinity. Mining shares
are dull Legal-tenders, Tx.
The conservative johnson men of Baltimore
yesterday nominated Hon. Charles L. Phelps
candidate for Congress for the Third District
composing the thirteen western wards OF BaIti.
more.
About 5000 persons welcomed the advent
"wednesday of the first railroad train that ever
entered Des Moines with firing OF guns and
blasts OF music. The locomotive bore the motto
"The gate "Opens to the capital"
A State convention Of the coiored men of
ILLINOIS will be held on the 18th of October
next at Galesburg; and its leading objects will
be to secure equal rights at the ballot box in
courts OF justice, and in the public schools
Complaints have been made to the post Of
flee authorities that several letters containing
drafts have been rified of their contents on the
through mail from New York to Chicago No
clue has yet been obtained TO the thieves
The U. s. double lender Monocacy was
docked Tuesday for repairs at the Gosport
navy-yard. She will soon proceed on a cruise
TO China.
Ex. Governor Johnson entered upon the dis.
charge of his duties as Collector of the port of
Philadelphia yesterday