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ne,r YnrI, SnecInIs.

NEW YORK, July 3O.-The Herald's
Boston special says: The crew of the
schooner Sea Queen engaged in gene
raj fight, when just outside this har-
Dor. James Conuelly and James Fla
herty were thrown overheard, and Fla
herty drowned.
The Herald's Montreal special says
The Second Congregational Church was
destroyed by ire yesterday. Loss
abou forty thousand dollars.
A serious riot occurred at the Grand
| Trunk picnic at st. Ayacienthe on the
9th. a gang of Irish rowdies Quilted a
couple of hotels and assaulted the
Canadians. The military were called
out, and, unfortunately, fired into an
excursion train, killing one man and
wounding woman seriously.
The Herald's Ottawa special says: 1t
is understood that the Earl of Carna-
van, and not the Duke OF Buckingham,
will be the successor of the present
Governor General, Lord Monk.
The HeraId's Washington special
says, General Sheridan will soon be
superseded in command by General
Hancock. Also, that Secretary Stan
toms continued opposition TO the
policy OF the President has produced
between the two positive distaste for
one another's society, and that Mr..
Stanton's resignation is devou'ly
wished. .-
Inc "OrIu'S SpeCldl says NeueIhA
Sheridan has determined to remove
Governor Throckmorton, of Texas, and
appoint A. ]. Hamilton.
The Times Columbia, s. c., special
says: VIM. ]. Armstrong, a represent
tative of the Congressional Republican
Committee, and J. @. Thompson, cor
respondent of the New York Times,
were murderously attacked last night,
in the Nickerson House, on account OF
their participation in the Republican
Convention. No fatal injuries were
sustained by the parties as sailed. Gov.
Orr was present during the last of the
riot, and advised peace by urging the
assailed to retreat 10 their rooms. Rat
cliff, the most prominent assailant, is a
brother of the chief of police. The riot
ers were arrested and Immediately lib
Grated on bail. Gen. Burton, the post
commandment, was appealed to this
morning. He has the rioters now UNI
der military arrest.
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New YORK, July 30.-The three men
arrested few days since as the sup.
posed authors offs number ofSfoFgeries,
have been released.
injunction has been granted re-
straining the Quarantine Commission
ers from taking any portion Of Coney
Island for their station.
There were 277 deaths in Brooklyn
last week, including 40 from cholera.
A woman who passed as the wife OF
Harry Bean, has been arrested for be-
ing concerned In counterfeiting opera
tons.
Judge Blatchford has denied the mo-
ton to vacate the attachment against
Vernon X. Stevenson, QuRrtermaster
in the rebel army. II is also al
legged that he defrauded the United
States Government of u million dollars
in conveying to and selling in New
York, 10000 bales of cotton.
A young man named Bowen, has
been arrested in Brooklyn charged with
forging a check for IS, 600.
A letter from Monterey says: Lopez,
who betrayed Macmillan, has been
arrested by the Government of Oxaca,
and will be executed.
Henry Williams, charged with late
double murder at Ascutneyville, VT,
underwent a preliminary examination
yesterday and was committed on the
the evidence of little daughter of the
murdered couple. On his way an at
tempt was made by the excited crowd
TO hang him, but the police were too
vigilant and he was safely conducted
to Jail. i,T
The Tribune's Florence correspondent
says: The present Prime Minister,
RelaZzI, is not as unconditional a cham
pion of completeseparation between the
Church and State, as his predecessor,
Recazoli, but he also is willing to give
liberty to the Church whenever the
Church is ready to abandon her pre-
negatives. The majority OF the Cham Der
still holds to the old European views
that the rights of tie State government
extend also over religious affairs.
Garibaldi is exceedingly annoyed al
absurd attempts made to cross the Ro-
man frontier. 1t is true he remains on
the continent in hopes of assisting in
the solution of the Roman question;
that he had given arms and money; that
MaZZinni had sent in arms; but the pro-
gramme was that the Romans should
commence, and that the Italians out
side should assist them by means of q
second Marsalla expedition, but toe
many were let into the secret, and q
few Frementi, melted by an ex-Minis.
ter, thought to raise laurel crown IoI
themselves, and failed. GaribaldI's
angry letter to the Gazette Di Tovano,
has raised a storm about his head, but
he and his friends intend to eight for
possession of the capital, and he will
keen his word.
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cincinnati Dry Good Market.

= ,OINCINNAIII hOnuHys July 10
There has not been much activity in
Pearl street during the past week. In
fact, trade has been duller than usual
at this season, but it opens up little
better to-day, and merchants are en-
couraged to expect better demand for
goods by the assurance of good crops
in the country, and by the greater
prOmptuesS in making collections.
There is a somewhat better tone TO the
Eastern market, and an advance in
staple cotton goods is not unlikely 10
take place soon, in view of the higher
prices current for the raw material.
Other kind of goods are depressed, and
in dry goods, woolens and clothing,
buyers, and especially cash buyers, can
obtain unusually good bargains, for
holders are anxious to reduce stocks
preparatory for the fall trade.
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FROM CHICAGO.
Crops in wIseonsin...FIres at chicago
-.PersOnaI--End OF the Base Ball

--.PersOnaI--End OF she Base Ball
Matches. e.
CHICAGO, July 29.-Reports of the
crops from all parts of Wisconsin con-
tinue very favorable, except in Sheboy-
gan and Fond du Lac counties, where
the drouth and frost have done much
damage.
Over twenty frame dwelling houses
in the west division of this city, were
destroyed by fire last evening, causing
"a loss OF about sec, 900. Over one hun
bred families were rendered homeless.
The origin ofthe fire is unknown.
Hon. j. Cane, a member of the Eng
lish Parliament, who is on an official
visit to this country, to investigate the
condition and management of the At
lantic and Great Western Railway, is
at present in this city, en- route for
Omaha.
The last game of the Base Ball Tour
nament was played to-day, between the
National Club of Washington, and the
Atlantic Club Of Chicago. The Nation
ais were easy winners, the score stand
ing 46 to II.
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ASTRoLoGY.
The World Astonished
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS

THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
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LOUISVILLE, July 29.-Thomas Camp
bell, conductor on the street cars, while
driving children from the front plat
form, was knocked under the car by a
surging door of the market house. His
spine was injured and paralysis of the
lower extremities followed. The injury
will probably prove fatal.
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ST.. LOUIS, July 3O.-A fire in Cairo,
yesterday morning, burned nine build
ings on the Ohio Lsvee. Loss 500, 900.
The'principal losers are, c. G. Wood
ward. S57, 600. insured $37, 600; J. Z.
Reardan, $4,000. fully insured; L. l..
Leach, $4,000, insured 81 200; j. w.
Steamboat, Sl2 900, no insurance; Thos.
Farrier, Sl5. 900, no insurance.
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Notice.

TIME UNDERSIGNED, SAMUEL L. OAR.
PEWTER, who was lawfully appointed
and qualified by the Orphans Court IN and
for the County OF Westm oreland, in the
State Of Pennsy lvanla, as guardian Of Nor
Hanson Pignan and NRIhanIel PigmRu, mi
nor chiIdFetfof NRthaniel Plgn1an and Mar
Raret e. his wi g, late OF Wheeling, in Ohio
county, West Virginia, both OF whom are
now deceased, (which minor children reside
in. the said county OF Westmoreland. Pal
1867, OF the Circuit Court for Ohio County,
West Virginia, or as soou thereafter during
the said term MS the application can be heard,
apply to the said ircult Court Ior an order
directed to Beverly n. Eoh. as guardian OF
the aid minor children, To pay over and de.
liver 70 me, as such guardian, all personal
property and money in his hands belonging
TO his said wards.
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GLOUCESTER, Mass, July 3O.-Three
explosions of gas took place last even
ing in the cellar of the mansion house
of Eben Dale, at the Cove. By the last
explosion from fifteen to twenty fire.
men and others were badly burned.
One fireman named Moses Rust, has
since died of injuries.
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COLUMBIA, s. c., July SO.-Au assault
on w. Armstrong and j. Q. Thompson,
correspondents of Cleveland paper,
was committed by two drunken men,
who were arrested. The citizens de-
nounced the assault, which was the re-
suit OF liquor and unprecedented.
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Notice.

WE BEG LEAVE TO INFORM OUR
w old customers and the public general y
that We have now made arrangements by
which 10 continue the saving OF InmbeT at
Cline's Mills, B. & u. X. R., West Va We
are prepared TO furnish lumber low, and re
specially solicit q continual &c OF the fIvors
formerly Eho Rn Us. Address ali orders to
- LEWIS q BARRETT,
ily4-Im Cline's Mills, Il. d o. r. R., w. Va
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nARKErs BY TELEeKAPn.
- NEW YoHk. July 80.

kEGU1AAh kEHOHEs
CoTToN-A shade firmer; sales 5000
bales at 271za2Sc for middling uplauds.
FLoUR-Receipts, 3,5lS bbls.; market
circular, unsettled for high grades; old
common flour 10a20c lower; other kinds
without decided change; sales $500
bbls. at 50 25a7 55 for supertine State and
western; 81 75a9 so for extra western;
$40 00al1 50 for choice do; 50 SoalO % for
shipping Ohio; $40 30al2 % for trade
brands; 50 OOa11 90 for spring st. Louis,
and Sl2 O0al7 so for winter do. Califor-
mia Flour--EHSier; sales 800 bbls. at
Sl2 00al4 75; choice SIS 90. Rye Flour
Steady; sales $50 bbls. at Sc 75s9 90.
wHIsKY-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Re 1900 bus;
market Base lower for spring, and with
out decided change for winter; sales
34,600 bus. at 81 Gal IS for No. spring;
81 80 for No. 2 do; 81 40a2 81 for new red
southern; 50 go for new white southern,
and 81 70a275 for white California.
Rye-In moderate demand; sales 5000
bus. at 81 45. Barley-Quiet; State 81 90;
market nominal. Corn-Receipts, o.
OIL bus; market heavy, and lc lower;
sales $4,000 bus. at 81 02al OF fOr new
mixed western; 81 OH for extra choice
parcels; g2aS1 Oh for unsound do; 81 10
for western yellow, and 81 II for white
western. Oats-Receipts 81, SOB bus,
market without decided change; sales
$1,000, at s3aS5c for western; 93a94c for
State.
GROCERIES -Rice-Quiet. Coffee
Rio in fair request, and steady; other
kinds dull. Sugar-In moderate re-
quest, sales $50 bids Cuba ut 1l5sal12<c.
Moiasses-Quiet and steady.
HOPS-Quiet. 81
PErRoLEUNI-Quiet, at 141zal5c for
crude, and 3Ia3II5c for refined in bond.
PRovIsIoNs-POrk-H and low
err; sales $3.50 bbls at $2S 62a23 so for
mess; closing at S23 20 regular: S23 for
old mess, $40 75a20 u for prime, and
so 75a23 90 for prime mess; also, 9, 500
bbls new mess at S24 90, buyers for
August. Beef-Firm; sales l20 bbls.
Beef hams-Dull at S39a4O; Bacon
Steady; sales 10000 lbs. short ribbed
ice cnred, in bulk at l25<c. Cut meats
Firm and quiet; sailed 1876 packages at
1lAal2c for shoulders; l5alSc for hams.
LARD-Steady and quiet; sales $50
bbls at I21<aI31<c, and small lots at
1876.
BuTTER-Unchanged at 1Oa2lc for
TyH,Sr, ETo,,,, 40 zaIoo
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ID. DAVIS

FANCY DYEISG AND SECURING
TsTABLISHMEST, MARKET STREET,
n between Monroe and Quincy, one door
above Hubbard q Bro 3 Auction Rooms. All
kinds Of ShaWlE, Dresses and Ribbons and
every description Of SILK, Wooden and Cot
ton goods also. Coats. Vests and Pants
done at short notice and on Reasonable
terms Call and see specimens
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For Rent.

TIME STORE ROOMS LA4ELY oCCC-
Clemens 4 Co, on Main =tEes I; also hRse
ment rooms finished Good oSzi ees in s6conu
story, and good rooms for OH G purposes IL
second and third story In good order. Po~
session given Immediately.
Many budding lots and dwelling houses Iol
sale IN the Sixth Wand, on reasonable terms
THOS. HURNBROOk.
Odioe, No. Ils5S Main street, above Mon
roe, up stairs tebS-u
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Reparator CapilIi.

Throw away your falsefri11es, your switches,
your wig
Destructive OF comfort, aud not worth a 1,g:
Come AGED, come youthful, come ugly and
And rejoice in your own Iuxnriant hair,
REPARATOR CAPILLL.
NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
L heads (Trom whatever cause 1t may have
Iailen Quit and forcing growth OF hair upon
the lace, II has no equal. 1t will force the
beard to grow upon the Smoothest face in
frum nve 10 eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads In from two to three months. A few
Ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there Is nothing that will force or hasten the
growth OF the hair or beard. Their assertions
are false as thousands OF living witnesses
urOm their own expeTience) can bear wit
ness But many will say, how are we to dis
unSulsh the genuine from the spurious? II
certainly Is difficult, as nine-tenths OF the
nluerent Preparations advertised Tor thAhRir
and beard are entirely worthless and Won
may nave already thrown away large
amounts Tor their purchase. To such we
NOnio say, ny the Reparator CapillI: n will
Sost you nothing unless II fully comes
up 70 our representations. II YOUR DT1IVIIjSt
10SS moi Keep II, send us one dollar and We
lIo[Waru II. postpaid, together with n ~
cslPL Ior the money, which will ha Tafr,rnal
$ Sou g. appncaton, providing entire sstifSc-
W: l. CLARK & Co. Chemists
no. west ERyette ST.. SYRICT[HE 4 y,
meh23-eod ,triw&wly SaSs N' H
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The Government has information
that the defendants in the English cot
ton cases of Priolean, Frazier, Tren-
holm IL Co., will shortly make propo-
sition 10 settle, having been thoroughly
frightened by the flank attack of our
authorities in impounding all their
property in this country. This I'M
pounding also averts the disastrous
con sequences TO our Government of the
inexplica BILE ruling of Vice Chancellor
Woods. There seems to be little doubt
but that the claims will be paid in full.
NATIONAL ASYLUM LOCATED AT DAYTON.
Governor Smythe, of the Board of
Directors of the National Asylum for
disabled soldiers, arrived in the city to-
day, and brings a report that the Board
has located the third asylum at Dayton,
Ohio
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MARYLANp AFFAIRs,

The Republicans of Maryland are
threatening to go into the courts against
Governor Swann's appointments of
rebel officers and soldiers to positions
in the militia, the late law distinctly
providing that no one shall hold a po-
sition therein who has not been a citi-
zen of the State for five years prior to
the passage of the law. The Unionists
are determined to try the question
whether three years. absence in the
Confederate army interieres with the
FIVE years. law,
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A LII THE POPULAR FAMILY .TrDI
a ones OF The day for sale al ODRERTva
FT csS1s Pe'on Store end of Stone Bridge.
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MARIETTA COLLEGE.

r HARTEHED IN I5t0 Has UhADU NJ
Cthirty classes. The course OF study Is the
same as that in the best Colleges in the coun-
try.
StudentB preparing for the ministry, and
Union Soldiers who wish to take collegiate
course have their tuition remIited.
The PREPARATORY, COMPARTMENT furnishes
a thOTOugh preparation for College, or for
business. 49,
The next term will commence on wednes.
day AUgust Dist
Eor further information apply to Rev. !.
W. Andrews, D. D., President, or Prof Geo.
4. Rosseter, Primo pal of the Preparatory
MHRfErTH, O., July .. 1867. Jy27.2awIm
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;EsE-Heavy at 7al3c.


FLouR-Closed a little more active
but without decided change in prices.
GRAIN-Wheat-Qui in buyers IA
vor for spring, and steady for winter.
Rye-Steady at 81 rs for western. Oats
Dull at S3as5c for western, and 92A94c
for Ohio. Corn-Dull at 81 O2a1 O3 for
good to prime new mixed western, and
93caSl OIL for unsound do.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-D sales $50
bbls mess at S23 IS regular. closing with
buyers al S23 60 cash, and S23 62x regu-
lar. Beef-Quiet steady. Cut
Meats-Steady and unchanged. Bacon
Quiet, scarce and firm. Lard-Steady
at l31zal3ssc for fair to prime steam,
and l3ssal32<c for kettle rendered.
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CHASTELLAR'S
w HITE LIQUID
EN- AMEI,

DOR IMPROVING AND BEAUTIFYINo
IL the Complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation
in use, for giving the skin a pearl like tint.
that is only found in youth. II quickly re-
moves Tan, Freckles, Plmples, BlOtches, Moth
Patches, SRllOWness, ETuptiOns, and all I'm
PuI1tles 81 me SKID. klnuly neaIlng me same
Its use can not be detected by the closest scTu-
tiny, and being vegetable preparation is
perfectly harmless 1t Is the only article OF
the kind used by the French, and Is conEtd-
cred by the Partisan as Indispensable TO q
perfect toilet Upwards OF SO,DOO bottles were
sold during the past year, n sum Client guarAn-
Tee OF Its efficacy. Price only 10 cents. sent
by mall, postpaid, on receipt OF an order, ny
BEhGEn, SHUTS q CO., Chemists,
2S5 River ST., Troy, N. Y
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MONEY AND sToCKs.

GOVERNMENT STocKs.-5-20's '62
11I7S; '64 and '65, 1899; new, 10s9S;
10-4OS registered and coupons, 1929;
7-30s, first series, 1071k; others, 107A.
SToCKs-Western Union Telegraph,
AZ; New York Central los Erie, 70;
STERLING-110H.
GnTn-IaOI[
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The Latest News
by Ute LEG RIA PH.

~ aRy the Union Line.
once, corner Of Main and Monroe streets
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8ur gsut.
For Rent.

naE ROOMS on MONROE STREET RE
Gently Occupied by Higgins as n Photo
sr 1iPPfs Sau j. IRWIN.
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I 4 BY THE CABLE.
Ad7ices to the both Of July.

LONDON, July SO-Noon-Consols, 81;
o. s. Bonds, 727-16; Illinois Central,
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Persons who should be informed con-
corning what is going on in official cir
Giles in New Orleans, arrived to-day,
and say that it was understood there
last week that either Jack Hamilton
or Paschall would leave to-day for
Texas, to take the place OF Governor
Throckmortou. In confirmation of this
a private telegram was received here
to-day, stating that Governor Hamil-
ton had left New Orleans for Galveston,
though his business there had not
tFanSDirad y. 60
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LIVERPOOL, July SO.-Cotton quiet
and unchanged; Breadstuffs, dull; Corn,
a5aSfs
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500 REMNANTS.

WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE THIS
w morning about 500 Remnants or DRY
GOODS, made during
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THE PRESIDENT MAKES A CASE AGAINST
THE TENURE OF oFFICE LAW.

A curious case is now under consid-
GRAFTON by the Attorney General to
It will be recollected that Mr.. johnson
removed Governor Ballard, Judge Cum
mings, and the Collector of Internal
Revenue for Idaho, sending in new
names for confirmation in February
last. These were rejected, leaving those
removed in office. At the last session
the President sent in other names for
The places, which were also rejected,
and since Congress has adjourned he
has set up a claim that as he made the
first removal before the tenure of office
bill became a law, he is now at
liberty to make appointments to those
places the same as if II was not on the
statute book. An opinion is expected
from Mr.. Stanbery within few days.
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