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I CIeveIand Market.

FL0UR-Quiet. steady and unchanged City
made Xxx re Sl39l4 do Xxx white Si4 50 9I5; d1
Xxx spring slO 5O9lO rs \ Country brands Xxx
red az &log2 SO, and do Xxx white Sl39l4 ~ &
], WIHEAAT-Salel " car red winter, BY sample, at
!. 09RN--Held nOminally at 7O07ic for No. 2, 7aS
0ATSzWOuld bring 4s@49c for No. 1. f--Ird IN
kfE-Steaey and unchanged at s5c for No,
!. P0RK-Fair demand and market firm at Sss for
NO messi $50 for prime mess. ~ fg.. s.a.-I & II
LARD-Sales 1000 lbs city rendered at gao. r., p,
bEEF-Quiet and unchanged At $40 for city pack
RBAlMs7sales 1000 lbs cityIsugar-cursd oanga,sod
TSA0ULDERS-saIs 1000 lbs at lsc. Z, i3 =
n, BUTTEk-Quiet and unchanged at 3O@S3c for
Western Reserve, T0i1Hl IrT 'rI.I .II CIs-1l
6HEEsE~Hsld atlOel7c for the range Of good
TO prime. -
EGGS-Sales Is brls at 2Q@asc. a. .a3ili>9l w.,
'HIGHW lNES--Sales Of Is brls at 50 2T ~ u nll
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Spirits, a 6294 81; % per
cent; &C ia Aslc2Ssh6 y S9t Neutral Proof Spirits.
PETR0IEUM.RsGned in bond Hold 1t s5os7c on
LAKE FlSH--White6sh Ss rs; Pickerel ss OOa
25 Trout 81 90 ~ 50; Bass $780, Herring - O0@
DRIED iAPPLBS-Scar and firm at 17@lsc
for sonnd irqit and pay forpackages.i ed iiIt-l /
TALLOW-Q9iet and steady at llc for city and
country rendered. III -. =
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re.pedaTel5 f0retenlng and morning jour
Lslgnedln IL H. cRAIo, Gen'l-Agent.

respectively foreFenlng and morning jour
nails
,Lsignedl, r II. CRAIG, Gent Agent. 4
. The Cholera Yesterday.
Eight eases but no deaths from cholera
were reported In this city this morning,
Fourteen cases and six deaths In BROOKLYN
from IL M. yesterday till IL NJ. to-day are
reported. if' ~ .slsDJ1tEq aii. 30 20 1lft
An OpInionl by Attorney General
.----- ---I Stnnbery.
A Washington special says Attorney
General 'Stanbery has given an opinion
can be legally made by the President dur
-som re a-iug EnigraNIs. lslra' lft7l.
During the month of July just passed,
29,332 emigrants have been landed ut this
port from Europe.
iiAs3 lan Financial. ~ 7a'a. 'u;
The Commercials money article says:
The slightFeacti0n In stocks noted yester-
day continues this morning. There has
been very general realizing among the
eliques, and The marvel is that prices have
not yielded more. There are buyers found
for all the stocks offered, aud those who
have been expecting that the turn would
enable them to take in stocks at lower
prices are disappointed. Prices are not yet
high enough to draw out any short inter-
est, and this fact alone augurs an effort to
carry up quotations much higher. The
miscellaneous list was slightly off in lsynL
pathy with railroad stocks. ~ tp-ser .
Governments quiet but steady. a,1r.
Reports are current that private dis
patches have been received quoting 5-20's
at London, yesterday at 6S16, but. we are,
uHableto authenticate the rumor.l The re-
ports that large orders were received by
Cable yesterday for 5l20's appeart 70 have
been intended for effect upon the gold pre-
MUM. Large shipments, however, OF
bonds will be made to-morrow.l At the
Board quotations for Governments were
unchanged Except for old 5-20's, which
were "a lower. 49,
Money continues very abundant. The
banks have large idle balances and are Of
fering rOundBums on callat 3@4 per cent.
but meetth ordinary counter demand at
8 per cent, which is the most common rate
The transactions in discounts, are merely
nominal $685. per cent. being the prevail
ing rate for prime names.
/ Gold Is again weak Some Of the i'm
porters-and, bankers who, are. understood to
be largely short IN gold havemade applica-
tion to the Secretary of the Treasury to re-
ieve the market by inaugufating weekly
sales of gold. o4a.i s.,s dt71 .. ... "a,
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that his skin and experiences would extri-
cate the cable from the danger In which It
was placed, mo fishing line was ever entan-
gled more than the rope when thrust up In
apparently. hopeless danger from the eye OF
the cable to the deck. There were at least
6,OO0fe of rope lying In this state, andlin
the midstfof the rain and increasing wind,
the cable crew set TO work to .disentangle
it, The Dolphin was there, too, patiently
following,the lights as they showed them
selves, the crew now passing them forward
and now aft, until at last Che character Of
the tangle was seen, and soon It became
apparent that ere long the cable would be
saved and1uninjured 3down to the tank.
Captain Anderson was at the tatf-rail, anx-
ioDsly watching the strain on the rObe 1--WE
rhnl u scarcely make 1t out. the night was
so darkD, endeavOring to keep 1t up and
down, going on raising with paddle and
screw..g II Gref sHrUrf
When one reflects for moment upon the
rise of the ship, and the enormous mass she
presente TO the wind, the difficulty Of
keepingher stern, under the circumstances,
over the cable can be apprehended. The
port paddle-wheel was disconnected, but
afterward there was a shift of wind, and
the vessel came to the wrong way Well
come voices were now heard passing the
word aft from the tank thatth bights were
cleared, and to pay out, ,,.,
Then the huge shoppers were quietly
opened, and at 2:05 A. M, to the joy of all,
we were once more discharging the cable
They Veered it away in the tank to clear
the screw, and, the paddle-engines were
slowed so as to reduce the speed of the ship
to four and half knots. During all this
critical time there was entire absence oi
nOisei or confusion. u otG teasCtK--.s9lqy
Everything was silently done, and the
cable men and crew worked with d hearty
good wilb,c1 Mr., Calming had experienced
foul flakes before, aud showed that he
knew wbattpEdqlin the emergency; but
what of the electrical condition OF the cable
during this period Simply that through
It's entire lenRthA It Is peffeet. " Z. \
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Qt'&'l&lg,ta3q65l6.
THE NEW ORLEANS RIOT.
The President Working the Mat
ter UP-DtsPaIch from General

The President Working the Wat
ter UP-DtsPatCh from General
sheridan.
New York, Aug1 1.-The following off,,
eial dispatches concerning the New Orleans
affair are published
nr-o' ExEcUTIvE OFFIcE,
WARRINGTON, D. c., August l, 1866.
TO Albert Voorhies, Lieut.. Governor, and
ATdreso j. Heron, Attorney General, Ne,o
Orleans:
Were the civil authorities, State or Fed
eral, conferred with by Gen. Baird before
he declared martial. lawp Could not the
civil authorities, State and Federal, en-
force the law and preserve order, with the
aid of the, military and without the,neces-
city Of martial law? Ihope that order has
been restored and the riot not as disastrous
as represented. Please show this dispatch
TO Gen. Baird '''''H'
[Signedl ANDREW JonNsoN.o
In order that the following from General
Sheridan be fully understood, 1t should be
stated he was absent; from New D rleans
city:
. New ORLEANS, Aug. l.
To Gen. U. s. Grant, Washington:
You are doubtless aware Of the serious
riot which occurred in this city on the 30th
ult. A political body, styling itself the
Convention Of 1864, met on the, 30th uIt.
for, as 1t Is alleged. the purpose of remod-
cling the Constitution of the State. The
leaders were polticalagitators and revolu-
tiOnary men, liable to produce breaches OF
thspnblicpeace. 4 had made up myimind,to
arrest the head men, II the proceedings of
ha A0n afnt inn faA 70 -
the tranquility Of the Department; but
bad no cause for action until they commit-
ted the overt act. About forty whites and
blacks were killed, and about one hundred
wounded, Everything is now quiet, butt
deem It best to maintain military stiprem-
acy In the city for few days, until the af-
fair is s1fully Investigated / believe the
sentiment Of the general community Is
great regret at this unnecessary cruelty,
and atthepolice could have made any
arrest they saw fit, without sacrificing lives
[Signedl p. II. SHERIDAN,
Major General Commanding.
Judge Abel's Charge 10 the Grand
Jury-A Street Car Fired Into
by Negroes, and One Man Killed
-uertIuILaw XvIthdrawn. :
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2.--Judge Abel has
charged the Grand Jury to indict all per-
sons engaged in the riot. Several arrests
have already been made, and all prisoners
released by the military will be rearrested.
A military commission for investigation of
theriot has been In session to-day, taking
testimony;of policemen. We - G--
A street car was fred into in the out
skirts Of the city last evening by negroes,
killing Capt. Chas. Reynolds, of the stsam-
er Starlight. One. of the murderers has
been, arrested. Many arrests of armed
blacks have been made since the riot, Sew
eral houses occupied by negroes have been
discovered containing ammunition and
arms. The armed .sentinels, have been
Withdrawn from Municipal Hall. - = !
Martial law has been withdrawn. Sew
eral members of the convention have been
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-04
,o's PROM MOBILE.
Election Of Delegates 10 PhiIadeI-
I - phia.

MOBILE, ALA, Aug. 3.-The State Con-
veption has appointed Lewis H.Parsons,
Geo. S. Houston, Benz. Fitzpatrick, Alex.
White, A, b. Cooper. Jno. Forsyth, James
W. Taylor, and r. r. Mendsay delegates at
large to the Philadelphia National ConVen-
toni also the following District delegates:
lst Dlstrict-John w. Henry @. C.Lang-
don, w. Z. Cumshaw, i, j sGoldsborO; I'd
District-Lewis Owen, John Gill Shorter,
A. Tisep, 5, g, Dostor; Sd District-C. "A.
Battle, WIFI Cruikshanck, Major Bulger,
2. N. Colbert; 4th RistrictyL; NJ. Stone, J.
4 asHfg SeRnSfE RiFS e. B. tSes coopsr A stS
District-Thos.J Foster, j. Lebanon Good
man, W. S. Mudd, VIM. Jackson. Resolu-
tions-were adopted approving the restora-
ton policy Of President johnson and
accepting the, invitation to unite in Ma
tional Union Convention at Philadelphia.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
Tndian War I'm Idaho-PoIitIcn

Indian War in IdahO-POIiticnI.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 3.-The Democrats ST.
Joseph special says the Indians in Idaho
are getting troublesome. They made aid
July lst on Zoudler Greek and Rubby City.
They were pursued by troops, and fight
occurring, seven soldiers and thirty Indi-
ans were killed.
/ Latest advices say Captain Jennings,
with forty men, were surrounded by three
hundred Indians, and fighting desperately.
ReinfOrcements are fastening to him.
The Republican Territorial Convention
Of Colorado, on the 24th ult. nominated
Geo. M. Chieleatt delegate te Congress. = A.
@. Hunt, late U. S. Marshall, announces
himself as an independent anti-State can
dldate." .' 'o' ,'
Judge Hally, Associate Justice of Color
ado, recently Indicted for adultry, has been
acquitted. .TrHHlU tf.a. 'H~
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FROM BOSTON.


BosroN, Aug. 3.-The American Dental
Association closed its third days sitting to-
night, and has already completed its busi-
ness. DIR. H. j. McKellup, of st. Louis, j.
NJ. Riggs, of Hartford, Asa Hill, of Nor
walk, T.. G. Leach, of Boston, and w. A.
Morgan, of Nashville, were appointed COM
missioners in the matter of the patent
claim of the Goodyear VuIcanized Rubber
company. A pleasant excursion was made
among the islands and Fort Warren, by
about 100 of the delegates. The next an
nual meeting will be held at Cincinnati,
Ohio, 80 .. .I.' 'i,lt s,,. o.. n
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How near the Last Gable Expedl.
tlOn Game TO Being vaqFailure--o
+ An Accident Not Fatal. sns'''f tHn
HEART's CONTENT, July %, 1855, |.

+ HEARTS CONTENT, July 20, 1865,
ola AsRY BAY, July 80, 1884,, ah
y The following are extracts from the Jour.
nal of the Great Eastern:
|. All went we'll until 1920 on the 18th
IGreenwich time), when the first real shock
was given to the success that has hitherto
attended us, and this time we had real
cause to be alarmed. A foul flake took
place in the after tank. The engine was
Immediately turned astern, and the paying
Of the Cable stopped. We, were all soon
on the decks, and learned that the running
and paying out of the coil had caught three
turns of the fake Immediately under It,
carries, them into theveye OF, the coil, fonl-,
Ing, the toyTout and hauling up one half
turns ifOmr the outside, and five turns Of
the eve of the under flakes. This was
stopped, fortunately, before entering the
paying-out machines; shoppers of hemp,
with chains, were also put on nearthe,
wheel astern, aud Mr.. Canning gave orders
I'd stand by TO let 60 the buoy, This was
not very cheering 70 bear; btit thong tie
calm and collected man gave us confidence
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From Fortress NIonroe.

FORTRESS MONROE. Aug. 2.-The steamer
Star of the South, with 150recruits for the
4th and 9th regiments Of U. S. cavalry, sta
toned at Austin and San Antonia, Texas,
arrived in this harbor this morning, bound
to Galveston from Baltimore. The officers
state chat the guard on board the steamer
were not provided with weapons to enforce
obedience to their orders, and in c0nse-
,quence they were obliged to put In here to
obtain the necessary arms to subdue the
refractory spirit among the men. The
Star OF the South sailed for Galveston this
evening. 1aqrs8 HnfFg rFsraE na aE
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From Galveston.

GALVESTON, August 2.-The President
telegraphs Judge Bell, Secretary of State,
that the Legislature of Texas will meet
without hindrance, on the 9th, and be in
oyer their respective badges TO the officers
elect.
/, Ten new cases of cholera in two days,
confined tonewly arrived troopsfrom Haft's
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The Affair nj Fort Schuyler.

In the affair at Fort Schuyler, noted yes
terday, young woman was shot dead and
man severely beaten. 1t appears party
States Artillery, in bar-room, attacked
Alexander Elliott, claiming that he had
been involved in quarrel with friend of
theirs. He protested that he was not the
man. He ran for his LIE, after having his
arm broken, and escaped. The soldiers
went TO his house; where they shot his cous-
iD, Ellen Hicks. The soldiers were arrest3
ed. Their. names are Thomas Fitzgerald,
Marshal j. Burke, John Doran, Michael
Martin, John Burke, Charles Burke and
.Inhn MannaY Nv " Ll.ALtlA. > 1. N.
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Now Yark alock nInrkaI-=Anr. I

| xSTOGkSrrSt ChIe4eoy6 Rock Island l08,<.i
MNNeukee y ~, Paul preferred 12N Chicago 81
Sotthwestern 1[i do preIeLEel, 81 Cleveland II,
central l0fxs Ohio q Mississippi OeFtiGcato SdKI
United States $40 coupons, e2. 1881. 20 c0uponso
~; 81 iOe 2S az I0gi;tsrsde S ioe Isgis
do % do IOl,sp GenneSGeS 81 6sjSj Chicago 4 Az
ton lCok. tg .yy0r Uryt ouiWT7f9 ftJl;Ou aVTHi
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1OswegO NIarket-Aug. 3.

-FLOUR-Uuchsnged SSIes 1000 brIs at 90 50 for
No spring; $ilall 20 fOrred winter Si2 for white.
oWAEHT@6ull. Sales 1900 bush ordinOry white.
GORN-Held at7tNo.tl by boat sales 5000 bush
OATS-Nomina,.
RYEAInactive. lN .uA'' .- ".' ' H'i
CANAL FRElGHTs-Dull. Corn Oc, Rye 100 10
LAKE IMP0RTS-Wheat, 1870 bush.
CANAL EXP0RTS~Flouf, 600 Bushels; Wheat,
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Georgia Delegates tOthe PhiIadel-
phia COnVemIIOm.

AUGUSTA, GA, Aug. iS.@Tbe following
have been elected delegates to the National
Union Convention at Philadelphia: Sixth
District, John H, Chysly and, R. M. Me-
Mlillsh; Seventh Distfict,, Richard e Lyon.
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Cholera Contin ues 10 Incre

The Cholera COmttnu ueS DO Increase.
New YoRK, Aug. 3.-The cholera con-
tinues to increase in this city, there being
twenty-tour cases. and ten deaths reported
yesterday. "A case of cholera has occurred
at Castle Garden, aud some feeling is ex-
hibited at the proximity of the Battery Bar
racks hospital. fll.s '.'H '.''
From Brooklyn the report is more favor
able, although there has not been much dif-
ference In the number Of cholera cases.
Yesterday sixteen cases and only three
deaths were reported. The cholera has
broken ont gin the Kings county Truant
House, There has been seventy-seven con-
firmed cases OF cholera in Kings county
since the 9th.
At meeting of the Board of Health yes
terday evening resolution was passed re-
questing the authorities having charge of
the institutions on the island, to forbid the
inmates coming to New York during the
prevalence of the cholera. a1 %
European COrresPOndence-KOs.
suth FOmenting Another RevO-
IutiOn-Serious Disturbances An.
tIcIPated Rt Vienna---EfEects of
the Feninn Movement. DaI ''''o-'
NEW YORK, Algs 3-The Herald's Eu-
ropean, correspondence goes to show that
Louis KOssnth and the Hungarian General
Klapka are engaged in fomenting serious
anti-Austrian revolutionary movement in
Hungary, and expect that the National
cause will be advanced by the aid of Prus-
sia. DangeronspOpular disturbances were
looked for at Vienna should it be officially
announced that the Emperor Francis Jo-
seph consents to the exclusion of Austria
from the German Confederation, al. ro.
The Herald's Queenstown, Ireland, cor
respondent says: The Fenian movement
the material and Industrial interests Of Ire
land r E-~ E- rn - r-~ "a
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Are Sold by all Druggists and
Dealers in Patent Medicines
EVERYWHERE. e,
Reputation bIiShedT

I - T. II
Mrs. 8. "A sa1Iess IS tp'sVgy a
pss6Itc bessefgctress, asssJ,Ise,.
sOOssdeT;fsst success IS aG1siDs.e-
cede1eted.i @.s Her: fame sa1sd
her discoveries, ohaue gOae
abr Oszd, and tO-Cs6Sg she Is
t1s her Tine the LGrScSt naGss.
'sfGctssress In the ac0strz.gi, iI r
Everybody Interested
Youth and old age are alike
benefited byfI sSse Of, Mrs.
s. II. Q.aILe1e'S Worlds Hntro
RestOre1. and Hair Dress
ing. They acE directly es1oOas
the roots or IheIaVts, scGsssia.sg- 3
IsErWs'tg1tg grOtOFIs6 6ssd Oe0et.
ty.9 Year hair, If rItSstg ged 20 !
greg or sClstte by StckIsess Os.v
other causes, sOtLI soon be re- q
stored to StS1 natural color.
ana OeNegtys AR6E1efCeStGhfe e9'0Gesl
tcaEed FOreUes;.yiiaa a'he Hair
falling stopped The most
delicate heGt- dress 501. b09s..
1tetcGHs 6eaVeS'ss f6tEIsOsEt fear
CfSOtEfaeg. bTbeS1toS delight
fragrance to- The h0t1. Is
impaired. EFy0ss s0tsko o.,
restore yOaEsapaIhGtS., as I'm,
youth, and retain, ,ft tIs8sOssSk.
life, aCSctOsEE delay pSSrc1lGse
a bottle of each Of sEzs:s. s. a..
.aEIe1C's BEaOssgd'SIF MRts. 8 ResE
stOreIi attSa FesstnSss,3 9 ss,S SaH q : e :
Sold byDruggists throughSat the wcfla. ~
PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE, .no
Hos l& 900 Gt9sawich sc. New Yea. l"
pctl's5-deod&wlyp ~ 5ilo - ~, l,os ss@ .snc
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-04

1AGUA do MAGNOLIA.
A toilsedSlishtN The ladies' tfedaulS and gohtlsl
mSDs boon - Tho "sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Mspufaetureds from the, rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person.t
rsn9sy che SkiR IoIt and fresh. p
to opefidme clOthinE. 40. t'-N'''VN
itOYsrcomss the unpleasant OdOr of Precipitation.
tremovearednesS. tap. hlOtohes. 70. ll0fu
Itcuyss asHous Headabhd and ala1S inhanmatiob.
ltco6ls, aoftsns and adds delicacy 10 tha skiny
kyieldS SsdbaaSa and lksting perfume. o ~
Itcures musqpetO bites and stipgsof insects.
II contains no material injurious to the skin.
Psttoni1Sd by Actresses and Opera Singers. 1t is
whpEeEpu lady should .havos Sold gEerypheFe.
Try TIE Magnolia Water once and you viii, uss. no
other Cologne, Porfumery, or Toilet Water after.
T'T'aa2U0 0tDEMIslaaSRIEs a CODNIAN
ootp-a.wl,oIFfU9P i rF'lpi'1fs Z.
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CON MERCIAL MAITERS.;li


INV HVFH HNOW0V NHUFH0G-AWBs3s
/ MONEY! Easy at 4t86 psr cahtS.i 1''l
GOLD Without decided oh ange opSnip rat ilsK
G6WERS K Nj < ~pS Sfoc ga ssads artbsrg q
/ 7fREIGH TS---To LiVerpO0ly 6rn.i 400 1TiTTt ~
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AlbanY Cattlo Markef-auanat a. 4

Albany Cattle Market-lAuGust q. y
OATTLE-Tre hss bean mod dSrstsly active this
week, while the poorer grades sold K@kc Per pound
cheaper. Therange was from 5H skc for inferior
and common, to 80 for the best extra, Almost all
taken Ifor the eastern markets. Total receipts.
SHEEP2Iu fair demand 1T psc. is.eF 10 90 !,
z LAMBSr-At8k@9c Receipts 5000, ,, \, si.,,
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Another FenianF Movement.

Aodispatch from Ottawa, G. W., yestera-
day, says information has reached the Gov
ernnlentIthat a, second Benian movement
against Capada Will soon take place, Gen.
Dick Taylor to- command in, chief. 1t
thought that the, next struggle viii. be a
severe one. War with the United States is
nobunlikely, as things look. = y 9l33 ,l'
Another Spanish Fleet Gone 10
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4Tolede NTarIket.-.Anr. a

EhUp -Qulet.s 800 ID sglDya nG 20 8lBfS lnj 9f
WHEAT-nAt 30 lower. Sales new white Michi-
lan. new crop, at g 40 Amber Michigan, crop es,
81 TO- do crop 64. % 40sTInoo I'd oS0di00 oJ i8iI
III CQRN--lc lower, $50 for Noal 10 "a Z Ei0y boa 3
gATS5Loyer; l0cfor Ma. Il Michigan 0.', ~
LAKE EkE1EfIsfi FR2fG pul and nominal nominal
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, suoliIhe SOuth PaclIlc.

The Heralder Havana correspondence
says another Spanish feet Is about to sail
against the allied South American Repub-
lics..!iaa Z, It consists of one iron-clad, four
steam, ffiRates and four transports with
aEmamentss makinga total Of 1874 guns
The transports will1carry 10000 or $4,000
lnlInanLrY: a,nmaL.a M "A ~ !. na..t- L.an-l
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RUaIFx fnE BLooD, ifthss- blood

RDhiEx TRE RL0OI,- II the blood IL
pure, the body, which is formed from and By the
blood, cannot be diseased. But II there be in any
part Of the body any affection, such boil or ul
Ger, even brulse, tho blood circulating through
that part takes up ppprs matters from thelOcal az
feoton and carries II into the general system This
istbpcAuss often Of sudden death 70 persons Of full
habit Afflicted with boila and ulcers AndSwho use no
medicine the matter gets into The ciIoulAtps sys-
ten5 and chokes up the fine blood vessels which sup
ply the brain with vitality and life ceases as II p
l'i''g BeTeft By Lightning. i. ,lngo ,,,,o,
I Now this can beremedied.gTWA4 EHA'
-u,d, l,1 BRANDRBTHs PILLS r,bbr.l "a
Tsks al impufe matters from The circulation. and
save the general health soon curing local affections
alI6s IBRANDRETH's FILLS protect from tedi.
OustitpeS of sickness and often save life. Sold By
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BANKING, HOUSE I, Or '''''' ''-
JAY COOKE & co.

JAY COOKE e. co.
Corner Wall & Nassau sts., New York.
In connection with our bousesin Philadelphia and
Washington. we have opened a NEW YORK
HOUSE at above location and offer our services 10
Banks Bankers and Investors for the transaction Of
their business in this city, including purchases and
sslss Of GovERHMESr SEcURIrEs, STooKs. Bonds
AND GOLD. We are constantly represented at the
Stock Exchange and Gold Beard where orders sen,
ussre promptly hllsd. Wskeep on hand Aiull supply
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GOVEREMENT SECURITIES or ALL ISSUES,
buyiHv and selling st current prices. and allowing
cOSfeSpObdents the most liberal rates the market
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