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PRUSSIA.
The tss~xeiion Mcasarr- Ceunt 1ismsrck'
Rcmarks-N -Nilifar, Frt~s.

The tss~ xaii0a Measure asnf Wi.msrck'.
-NiBfar, Fct~s.
In Berlin a royal message apoa the Incorporation OF
Hanover, Electoral Hcsse, Nassau ami Frankfort INTO
the Prussian territory lid before the rfusslsn
Chamber of Deputies on the i.lh d August The pre-
anble 70 the bail saysPrussia dia not embark into
With tho intention o. acquiring territory. The hostile
altitude OF those state, has required that their lude
pendence should cease II ho.ad that 10 tho
u time tie inhabitants Of the smoked countries .li be
thoroughly satisfied With ths,r in corporation.
In bringing IN the biil c0an, Bsplnck expressed cue
hope that The Die, would leave d.. d. s,ls of
p.hinenl the hands Of the King 6ho would act rtti.
tho necessary confederation Further Communication
with regard ~ schieswis iios,ca would ~ nsdr sftef
tho concln.on Of peace
The Klnr n Prussia, the lTh q August, received
tie Bspcyarau deputa.I9n when so,.!sa ABE anncns
tion of Hsnosis Il prur', "a sS5h AZ fs.5ibie
The schossg Hcisten government had rsceis ei
orders 10 prepare FOR the scion of representative -
tho Gci aiaG Parliament.
ersnd fsb had taken placo n Bsrn "a honor o.
Bismarck md Generals Won Room ara Mp'tke
A split u reported. sbvg - ias- p'see In the
praQcs. psrty q Berlin.
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Jrt COTTON SUPPLY.

Il sisted tbsi ~ II Fof ,ai - : ~ g9.l0n
question hus tren srNrne M Nf FHf ~ ~. elton
Comm iwioaef ~ she Irdsn ros.rureIi who 20
fsssngy iefutfa ~ sst - etltoA e. sits e tnFr
al a1sf A telf nNg.kl a.l III thfu * sw ~tst 70
ms frstsHit bls ferNt Hs StilNaffs fhs nfgls1s
Yelf IN rli hBt t0utb esgh1 Il as.f 10 e09 bales
Cssy.s ~ 10 Ap1 1ams h9V = ~ NF ot#
fcgr Aaies H. spesss n ~ tsfsiaisa = 80 rn4
a. so r0 fs'w a.-. a--4s p fsss~
~ lg'a. ~ rs,s insl pigs f,iss X "a mys tsa
4, ,A1o.gD Isles ~ vhich ht thsth8 90 mafr thsh
not Issg .ahg " "a iaFsi etit1Hir& W feBptc 49,
r.gtra Nuf t~.f.s hs SO frsp gfospsfts hsrr ftts
r,rrstsd sluea thg~s es'shsir1 sefF fufE~d ~ ~
agn ~ ~, TIE pgtgeae n ftaHn tir lnf - ssfffh
ts ssnt at r.~,plf g. sfrF - lsfgnehi 'na i4s
qgss,ier - ~ j. hsass - u hif~aM ~ thft
eouriry
gybe ghaaegs srt cs mefc ~ feaofn x $50 Asa haFs
laa. ss fssn.ary sn1 falls hs.s gA4ei tg 10 taNa
ssstsssh~s T. ~ NNsttn thst hyY 80 wnftAl~& tRs
ns.s. - Vargoya ~ Htsas
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SOLDIERS MONUMENT AT BRIDGEPORT.
SPECIAL rfLtsp,m 10 rse VIEW Yom HERALD.

Laying of the Corner stone Fifteen Tbou.aa1
People rrr-eni -Grnud aud solemn sceso :
Address Of Governor IiawI~s. &c.
BRinGgroKr, Conn. August ~, 1919
rhe corner stone Of the soldiers monument bs
erected IN honor * tho volunteers who enlisted from
Brdgspor, and who died in the service wa. laid TO day
a. inc Seaside Park. IN Bridgeport The occasion
together over hiteen thousand people from all parts Of
'he STATE Tho Procession composed Of two thou
aha ono hundred soldiers from Tho hrigadc oneampment
At East bridgeport, under tile command Of BrgsdiaJ
General II koliogg, two hundred veteran .olders aad
Sailors societies nrs and hose companies 10 The numbes
of two thousand making tho Rrandss, military and c,v,o
display over se"n in this city 6oyernor j h Hsyloy
and stan were aiso present "a full UNIFORM.
fayei appropriate 20 the occasion offered b, the
venerable DR. Hewitt and eloquent adde-ses we're IA
liyercd BY Goyernor Hawloy aud Brgadlar General W
u Mobiles The exercises we're interpreted ~th MUSE
from the various bands aud gee clubs The s,oao wa.
laid by tho officers of the ladies soldiers Aid Society
amid The booming Of cannon dirges by tho hands and
covered heads The spectacle wa- sabirua
Governor Hawley held reception al the Sterling
House, and was introduced 10 large nnmoer % pcope
The Governor. IN his address paid Clown tribute to
tho sodey OF tho country particularly those Who sicsv
ara,ed us from the rubn sh and the ruins q manu
countless experiments hSoovcrnmsnL Ha gave uA .
grand continent wii all climates all Soils all wealth in
IL mines iis surface. More than all no ohapgc<
US % maintain certain great idea ~ liberty and equality
and soft and for tho better maintenance 81
these cvery true American believes that Heaven In.
tends that We should rou4an paIlon Tor With
our soldier, went forth al the nsplratonS Of New
England hills ani yalloys The traditions Of osry
struggles a. fecbc colonies, Of Indian and French
wars Of our grand hsofc Reyoluton and Iao srug
gle with err4t Britain iesons OF patriot learned NJ
ths mothers knee or 10 old brown school honseswcna
with thsm II whs smphaically peoples war.
lAppianhel Nothing ordered dome that not
nrst dccrerd ,ho peopr's council az II they all
si sshhio " millions ia vast emphllhsatrs about
We noiu 81 str,fa Apd thus the cause though some
times moving sow.y. moved With an ndomitahle, awful
certainty No such contest should be ca without
general gid most profound conviction that the canss
Wa J"s that God himself must solcmny approve and
Would eurev aid His silueions 70 i0ri Usher seiiys
burg ana othcr celebrated battle ncds brought rsaad
after round of applauas
General 4 " Terry also present and e,oased
hmscf f,em spe King after heartily cniorsns tho puf
iose ~ The meeting ahd tho idea of such monumealr
The ceremonies closed With the multitude lon'ns -
sing NJ the bCrgo.v, -.
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Al PonHhlscepsic.

PoUgHKEEqsR, August 20, 1860.
To-day orders were received by the Hudson River Rail
Company have special trnn ready at Garrson's
station 70 morrow 10 convey tho President and
his suite to Albany Accordingly, three OF the
hsndsomest coaches tue road sent
there. Tonight, however, am authortively
informed that the government steamer on which the
President and his party will embark will 60 through 70
Albany. Consequently Superintendent J. NJ Tcucey Of
tho Hudson River Railroad has coantermanded tho order
relative the special tran and the coaches on thcir
way back TO this city
II is proposed, II possible, to prevail on the excur
sonists TO stop few moments a the landing in this
city Acting "a though such Is to be the case, the
Young Mons Democratic Association Of Poughkeepse,
making arrangements to give the distinguished
party proper reception When the arrives at
Newburg kilograms will be here notifying the peo
pie OF the fact when sautos will be fired and continued
until after the boat gets out OF sight four miles above
here Daring passage Of the steamer by this placs
the City Hall bell will he rung and other demonstra-
tIons OF honor ard respec, made
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sapoi.on'- Friendly t--"rarrr 80 The Mag.
To ki1g 0i the BeiNans lad rareitrd 40 autograph
ietog rom Napoleon ~ very reaseufing rhsrsftar
TIE Lu Yeror declares he ss Intention ~ sgun
an pat of Belggm On tar rgntrary, Ne ry4h refer
gat IS G2iy.
Tho ling J,.vlsi says - correspondent " rsfis
mites ihai ,he Emperor de1.roer y putting stop
10 tho prUllss,iDr or riaAs sal prvrti airb I'D -
Nlm hF i93rLsls hss crrrrf the frrueh Anatsa
dur fkAaon declare spout aa-npfy ant gf is " -
tht Bffsb gpyerrneni fAat hr uefrt neIasd - isss
-. n Belgian tefnDy
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s r A n cE.

The Emperor Napoleon ~, 6sy ~ tae i6ih =
AnKatt very tsiiant bui fnaffri ~ - -.
f,p' ffter the nferoftsa rush Deegfref u The rps
de IA Conrorde. which rrs p@rohf wefe siil~i snf
ATTY niurei The day ras - ufaAi narksi ~ isfFr
NJ uier " fAfd ira 40 tnn1aa' N ne tslenfng
az 'a-y and oihsr oasndrft irt sls9 ~ hpnpf cre
ferrsa iDri4diax Lhst ~ ue ursnd tfoe@ ~ ih~ Lr1n
az H9a0Y pgh the DuI a. Gfatlfurtt, ths ffrrrh 49,
tasfafar u Venns anf that ~ trrraiisf arog
GaIg1anl TIE recta, - - ysars 1Sfs~rgsr
TIE ftslgos camp - bfotsn ~ ~ the leh q
AuggF
frlnre Napoleon sna ggpsrsi Asasbrs lad rft,,sa =
psfs from italy
Tas ueesY TssIfas II ,hs gaft III ffasee sh4s
n y.lsr ~ Tssss - tstB 81 r Fl - 80 saes
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PREPARATIONS ON THE ROUTE.
At West Point.

At West Point.
WEST PorSr August 20, 1885
Tomorrow will probably be OF tho greatest gala
days experienced at tins military post. where the
youth Of the country made soldiers or The visit Of
President Of the United States TO West Point rarity
indeed until President Lincoln made his flying trip to tho
place President had ever during the time Of his ad'
mnistration, visited the post President johnson Will
therefore, he the second President to such visit
To-day Brevet Brigader General Thomas G. Pitcher
who yesterday succeeded General George W. Cuum as
superintendent OF the post issued the following order
relative to the reception OF President Johnson
SPECIAL oEDERs-so. LIZ.
HEADou ARTEas U. s. MILITARY ACADEMY
Wgsr PoINT N. Y, August 20, 1865.
The President Of the United States Is expected TO Visit
this post tomorrow between quarter TO eleven A. m
and one +. N. On his arrival he win be met by the
and from thence escorted to the library IN the o'o~ns
ORDER
SsvalF' SaYs Detachment cooDsi o0TanSer N Black
Engineer Company.
T. President aud Suite
Tn, Military STAFF
On the arrival Of the escort in front OF the library
salute of twenty will be nred from the Cadets
battery, under tho direction OF the instructor OF artillery
The members Of the Academic staff will assemble In
the library immediately preceding the entranc, OF the
President AT nalf pas, eleven A. NJ the encampment
the cadets will be broken up after which the Prosi
dent and suite, accompanied by the Academic stan, Will
review corps OF cadets on the general parade.
All officers OF the army temporarily at the post arc
invited 10 accompany the superintendent during the pre-
sentaton and review
Al hslf.pas. twelve r N. the President will be es
toried dpoh his arrival to the steamer and upon the
appearance OF tho latter around Gee Point national
salute of thirty.s guns will DO fred by tho cadets from
the north crest Of tho paiu under the direction Of the
,--.~roto~ Of artillery It <E
The oitices 81 ihA da~ -, ~ see that the grounds and
points herein named not obstruced and to aid him
the police force will ba strengthened 10 one hundred
mon from the artillery detachment and placed under
his command as long as their services may be required
BY c0Glmand Of
e. Brevet Brgedier General PITCHER
EDWARD G. BoYSToS- Captain and Adl,ant
dispatch has just pssn received informing General
Pitcher that the President and syte viii come TO this
place in the steamer River Queed The short say "
the President which limited to two hours will Inder
i almost impossible, from want Of ime to MAKE
Speech and speech making not in favor here, II s
not probable that II Will be much INDUCED in
this extraordinary occasion.
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News by the Cable to Wed
nesday, August 29.
The Austrian War Indemnity
Paid to Prussia.
MARCH OF THE PRUSSIANS FROM PRAGUE
Napoleon to Hold Mexico
Till 1867.
The Empress Charlotte 10 Return and Maxi
milan to Have New French General.
Half a Million in Gold for
New York.
~~~>-~~.~,-~-~->>-->--->.
MAIL ADVICES TO AUGUST 10.
Russia Eaid to Approve Of the
Prussian Annexation.
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SEIZURE OF A FENitN ARSENAL.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL MARKETS,
&c. &c, &C.
BY TIE CABLE TO AUGUST 20.
PEACE.
-e-s,e,..ys ..#..->~>y-,
The Austrian War Inde emnity Paid.
VIENNA, August 29-Evening.
The Austrian government has paid The in
demnity for Prussia's war expenses, as secured
to the latter Power by the treaty Of peace.
BY THE CABLE TO AUGUST %.
P { A C 6
3 o H { N IA.

The Kiug oil Itaiy'- signature Expected.
PRAGUE, August 20--Eyening
The signature Of the King OF I!aly to the
treaty Of peace is expected 10 q few days.
March Of me PrussIan Troops Prom Prague.
PRAGUE, August 20, 1866.
The headquarters the Prussian army have
been removed from this city to Toplitz, on the
northwest frontier Of Bohemia.
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A y s 7 r I A

Defence Of the MILITARY Rule ia Italy.
Tho Austrian Papera ompbat cay deay that sftsr
the wthfrswal n tho alsn troop. from the Trent dc
rct The Austrian. wrsaked yrngrsnce ~ the inhshants
Isolated arrests only toos pscs gr treason IN due
leGal course
On tho oanlafyN il asserted hat "a cpfnp
ia tAe district sers bciug sent T. itaiisa tsfrtnry
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THE FEMiANS IN IRELAND.

Discovery OF Another Rry yoiutfonar, Arsenal.
Another Fenian arsenal bad been discovered a. XII
msilock, IN the county limerick Considerable am
nuaton ~ag eyed Three resectabc farmers IN ine
ne s',boriooi afterwards abscond,d
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II | n A.
r.. y,..ins schooner e.Id-s p-asL

III. VI, .ins schooner Gsid~n P~asi
LiyEHrOot, August ~, lsse.
Adyiccs received from China state tbs.
papers belonging 70 tbe schooner Golden
Pearl-fsuppossd 70 lave been wrecked b.
,veen aTamar" snd Anoy "a ths i2sh or
Iun..--Ep HrRIDl hsd been found At .-a
on Hong Kong.
steamer had bcsn 'eDt rom Hsas Kong
% search fgr ,be schooner sud reader 'sr'.l-
.pee 10 hsr crcr i found.
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The Evacuation March Of the French Troops
said to be Coun,crmnnd-d.
Lospos, August 20, 1866.
The Morning Post states that Napoleon has
extended the time for the evacuation OF tho
French troops from Mexico until January
Tho Negotiation: Of the Empress Charlotte.
LoSDos, August 29 1866.
The Paris correspondent Of tho Morning
Post states that the nupress Charlotte has 80
far succeeded In her mission In behalf OF
Maximiian a. TO obtain from the Emperor Of
France an extension OF time in which 10 pay
the French government the lO,0O000o franc
due.
Napoleon refused TO loan 30 Maxmilian
1000 900 francs to pay Tor tho equipment
Of troops in Mexico but will assist in such
equipment by furnishing material from the
French magazines.
The Empress also obtained from Napoleon
an extension OF time until next January for
the projected evacuation Of The French troops
from Mexico.
The Empr-s. to Rst~rn sud Nnpo'es~ 20 send
Another General.
PArIs, August ~ Evening.
The current rumors IN relation 70 Mexican
matters are very conflicting The most pro-
bable report. appear 70 be that she Emprcsa
Charlotte viii return 70 MeIico In October,
and that's French general Il 20 command the
Mexican troops organized by Macmillan.
The name Of the general 10 not stated
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n,cu ccssm,ssnL a1snrrU 4 rrysls.

FwTNUff, AuFNNl y fT1"
Tt r.diesi .sUlbSrass n the fnird f9ngressloaaI
dstrlc. - ihis ri,.. Va co.ventDn 81 "a tsoa @@y
noryated ,C.y.,r, 4 Blas fsy Corrr.s " psce ~
W Longysar 4 IN r,lAr co8Tsntipn for ~. fhm 90
tfc, held a Pontla today. r.notn'nai@i y =. ifoM M
U-dgs At bott cr ,nTeatoas t'rpng fel y.
.,e sIofssd IN. city 10 Elght ~ oi dsif ssiea "
.,.r t.r P.sss .,ats conysrsl0a, l. y hsa as's ~
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The t>ar'- Reported Approval OF Pru--isn
Anne Nntion.
The Asa reports that the Car OF Rgsa had addressed
al autograph letter to the kng ~ rrusse icsayng 70
the treudy relations between tho two stats and sho~
ing tha Russia isyoraby enersIns tho oyerurss made
by Prn-la els,ve 10 Tie future reorganization OF Cor
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Nus - casL ~ A-tres DELtSs u fssatsr
eesshy 80 II ssrpse a.Fastss easi rssrrss 80
ss~say . 81 e-rs 81 Dss-sfs Isti4.s.A go
Ns,ss-r FsHfys4 csrFsey TsaF ,sss.sss taas 80.
f.iNas4 q = So isA1*.sg assss % svmr.f % 49,
jazz sr
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rsrrs sr ani

GftYsaI. AAFgN L. 30
Iart uo ssbI psfse~s vtrF " mn - - fsg
srpaaI - 80 v -tsass ~ 'fN b'Hss ~ itFt snt
-. a 80 nss ~ n~ft~f thfas shs
h..ts sNss 1sA g4Sa. ans rssbse vvslad
~ss sas rl~ts % ssftsf TIE ~ " tash hsst
C.rlrsl st sfssan f~sisf ~ ihs t.ee&atofs
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Thc President Not tn yi.is BrookJyu.
o. yc,AL arroRr or coxnrrw % rHE couxos oors
WvfT4vOS


o. yic,AL srroRr or coxnnm 90 rHE couxos cors
INVITATION II
Tn Spec al Committee Of tho Common Council an
pointed Al ssssion held the 2Tth instant Cor the
purroe Of rendering the hospi,antes Of the city TO
ers.sut johnson, bog 10 inform their fellow citizens
fhs, In coniupciion with his Honor tbs Mayor thsy
communicated the resolutions adopted by the by
telegraph 10 the President yesterday morning and
ce vel the folo~ing reTly from the secretary sAs
dated =, Perry msnsyiile Maryland -
10 xasss. TnxopoaK HIsspAfK, JcsryH wntoy A. rcp.
vauf J.,paich l. thc President has been received
ard N brOoklyn. Hs stay being limited, must
refs- yci the Mayor aud She New York ConIee for 40
answ.f wirther vish 70 Br0oklyn n prhclesbse What
agreeable 10 ihg people generally I'll ee aasslAcy
Tho committee accordingly csled upon the Mayor and
the Ne. York COMMITTEES, aud stated thsir desire that
arrangements might b. made whereby the ciiixens of
hrooilyn should have an opportunity % welcoming the
rrtsids n 10 this city.
Hesr. A. stewart and Henry CIews who repre-.
serted The New YORK COMMITTEES expressed their regret
ths late of the Presidents and bis
short stay 10 Se~ York would nder Il entirely mprsc
t'nsbls for him 10 20 10 Brooklyn.
Ths c0fnmttee bav ng thus made every rsssonabs
erot % secure visit from ths President, ard having
been nusaccefu disposed 10 scqlssce In hs deci
nlon ~ the New York committee and hop" that may
be a. eeabs 70 ibs people generally N his saisiarory
THEODORE HISspsrE.,
JO-EPH WILSON, C3mmntee,
A. CUNNINGHAM
Es.oxL,S. Asrus, ~ tss9
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odNElHiD if7ttiIiS shDAirf6 s6af ea,s: A..
Ff-clin. Moth, Plmple., Ii-sh Wonn., Erupt.oDs An
eolHAUD's ONiESTt cEIAM DR MAGICAL,
BkAtTIffEH -Heferrucrs~ -Wonan of saf mATvef
ious beauty Aihs depot as Bfoadway, And drtlsxiss
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rHf saKrn LAsalisl flfrIlls

RltvsoH, n G, ssxuEi 70, isfs ;
fhs olaciai v0ys came "a u day All the co,utias hrf
Hayward ar bead from Tie nsw eenyatat0s ~s ~.
jected w L. es2 majority.
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Tho Flow Of specie.
SorrHAxTos, August -, 1896.
The steamship Hermann sailed for New York
to-day, taking es2, 900 In specie.
LIyERPooI, Angus. 20 Evening
The steamship City of Boston sailed to-day
FOR New York. taking c50,o0O in specie.
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ur.,ber fon,ttmn,. So-.

CO. co. on9 @ ~ .eai. 49, ~ ". n w ~, M
tbeua all snl ggrs The prefer 8rc ~ pHALOsS riGty
BLOOMING EHktS t}on wheh he has Vet the s"si ci
euWAf
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SAILING OF rge CUBA.

BOsrus, August 90 ls1S
The roya msl Steamship Cubs sailed th. forsnooa
with nfy threo passengers fof Liverpool sni ane fsr
H41iax, AMI 80 Opo ~ specle lof HALIFAX.
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y. Il Rf NfmIsl

ytsms y h, august ~, i~ss
.. y arrnd bsfe saoai loo Dirlgsk fpA
W efNhsrH re - - Vrsfef. tttrs - tb4 cor
non Flgft bsrsts ard Nun.
n~a me Court Hoes snf
hN Nrs, - vers saved. bui are
prfrs sN fwin9vf
f1sg ril8A nsvfv6
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Asue.--lrickiand'- Asnr Remedy 10 I. Cc~,
tain II aa s'ood the Test ~ In 1he ssh~Ts
MA.-sipp sud Nls~o. ths Sovereign rsaaeay "a an
thea ialeriet districts, sold by al druggists
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4 uoon Tor Ladies Wards Lndir-' -hnk-
spefe PAPER toNats Wholesale sud retA 81 broadway.
ofk
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IAE GREAT EASTERN Az SEA.

LlyERroolz August y l.sG:
An arrival here report, having seen NE
steamer Great Eastern on The lo,h Inst
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A.-Nrfrair. Great Rheumatic Remedy 10
certainly hs sopder of hs ou.snts testify ss "
a. rai aud u sclofs Of hla cttg
enfns 70 treif rarn,s tho only zoo bhes
mafisln ever known " man.
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a. Thr verdict has tionr Forth. EstSactgo1
hNfFf DFbFDNAA he. equal. IL rule. The faAhisa.
4 fpund ~ sl Toilets gAiss the aptkrretri. kaa
ufselnfed only ny z. SMITH CO rry a paee
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Address Paii.ck ~ s.u. Mcrr.ehasss Ms.-
BroaJwaT fourth street fivrs cat %
ora ts0,te fvD.
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Al rriy~. ~ che Re,.i H.vs.a s"a osses
legsitrcd l1t~rlrs CAs.si tnfog naNpb gts.u
q nAlnH. nIalal. ia htesa~.g
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na,rhrior'- Hair Dye. The Best I. .sy
wgrll the WulN ~ bre h.rminas frltAbe tnsfaaisns
6a1 facsofy, 81 Hac'sg stesi.
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Al r.izs- Z a-h.d In Legal Lo,sry,se, -tsrc.-
y cLurf s,sesr, ifs Brssa-.y
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
-st..a., ,f.p.y Msrkst.

r.. Is-a.a Nsnsy MsrkN,.
Iesre-, wsdratfag. AsKgs a. NO.
H.. sssa.as prsa = essesis = ~ : So - n's'g
syssi - ss.csrrss
Lsaa. A1gnl Naos
ras sp-nrs grioas q Ahn@rsAs 80 |" 11aF 80
rats4 .Nis. fsye t-.as'sa ....t''s''..t- -
,tusss CsaifK R1lraad. ..s.s....t.' w
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ari-iadyre'- Hair D,r The B~., Is.v W.ss-
uousr
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The liverpool tOtfOu Mnrktt.
LIVERPOOL. August 29-Noon
The sales Of cotton TO day estimated at 10 900 bses
hiddling uplands opened at iaLd. 13Kd
LiysKrooI August 29-Eyening.
The cotton market il unchanged Tho sales to-day
were TO- 600 bales Mddng upsnds At l34d. at 1874.
Liverpool Breadsiuds Market.
IdyERrooI. August 2o-Evening
The hreadstnns market has declining tendency.
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LIVERPOOL, August 29-Eyening
Tho provision market Is unchanged with The exception
OF lard, which has advancing tendency
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DR.. Isnaworsh,'- N-~ pr-m'ism Tv..
huIdfea bngnrcuienfvs worst 1850
solicited. Can ani see HELsBOLDH. ss Bsosh-y.
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LosDos. AaEns - vyenlnr

LnsDos, August - -vvcniag
The money market Il y ilhcut change
Cousols closed at s94 for money
AMERICAN IA AcuRTi1-
The market for American securities Is generally
steady
" iaaa ara fyh
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Tiiiptir fork-tifrh - wtns Marbinss VIA
all and Att@s hutrnt@ IAtUArA
RABLT rHF ~ - YoR pAAIIY UsE AE~bis santos
FLtirIiC AhHtNs kACHIsE co Ssf hrpsd~sy.
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W. !, IN J, ,ss Il sa'.,y ~ Z - - i. -.
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pail q ur ttdF ~ Ma asP~~
~ Br,sarsT I'D dfps sgsfs Nsn.a u -
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iIewr sewing MarhiH~ te@pssy. Iii.f
Ng@f tHfrufnf ~ 80 MrstnS nsrAnsi lfcsdrnt Ss
Hfsaasst. Aas Ysfa ARent. ~sntsa
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,Th- "sa"-' i.oh-',,eh ysi,.rl!s--s rs-y,r-y
80 - fsresr ~ fsfs
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Ro,aI IIuSspa Latter. -Prsss. Paid ~
f0flfufagtsF f4FrtsaN1 f#s krtFst Ts@s psAt ~
da.tsl.,ss - III - y 90 - sHfrf
rAriDF A 80 SaHaefst % sWAp stresA ~
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..,.,, s.,ss. = Asssr,.As roess 70 a.y 80.
The New York herald., 1866-08-30

Ra,si na,ass ssa aii Legal s.o,t ~ris.-
q & ,LAf - y Wsi .ir,st sss fss
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CoHO'.L
BFNEpfnrHE sOsga
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BgsgDicrrEE sosa,
q,
Apsey OF FecAsr
AssEY OF YgcAsr
ABBEY OY ygCAgP
Thi. Cordial. which dsts, tsr bad a. 1877 sss ssn
spopleetie tonic. dge,ig- AMI o. .rTl,i, r..
sslury plants vbira e,np1.- e. gsa.fsi SO slope, of
the hills Of sorm.ndy .s,sfA,eI -fih tie yrryins
Of northern ~ tbs b.n oorf,.s at
Of saelsat prer-ap,e, Ap.nr ,,isne sr--
tons
OF lsts the french mefoa oorp' bss ain uasat
prescribing iss n ~. rb, 81 s.if inP.'
feet gastric d,po.to, la,l, y ~ si,.eu q
fsvsrs AMI csolse-
LEGaAso So. F.s.ny
RUE vTviFsSE no 10 1.sfs
This medicine I, foani N. -ia- al 'yri ssr-s
spc,b-rsnss confectionery al soasns, o. a. sr'f u'
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THIRD FLOOR IN A PRIVATE HOUSR-CONSISTING
i OF front and back Rooms and Bedrooms with nil the
modern improvements Rent SIS per month Inquire AZ 2Ji
West Thirty SIXTH
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