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FORTRESS MONROE. July l2.-SeveraI
blOodthirsty attempts OF murder and
robbery have been made here and in
the vicinity of Norfolk and Portsmouth
by parties of negro hiGhwaymen. The
last was farmer named Oakum, while
on his way to Portsmouth; about five
miles out his wagon was stopped and
he was set upon by two negroes who
struck him on the head with a heavy
iron instrument and afterwards infiIct-
ing similar wounds about the body.
They then robbed him of all his money
and yaluHbles, and made their escape
into the woods. Not long after the oc
currence Mr.. Oakum was picked up by
persons in the neighborhuoda and carried
TO his home, where he now lies in pre-
earious condition. The authorities
have started posse in pursuit, and
the most energetic measures have been
taken to effect the capture OF the viii
Iains
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New YORK, July l2.-The Herald's
special says: 1t is reported the Presi-
dent will at once veto the new recon
struetiOn bill. 1t will be passed by the
two-thirds vote.
1t is now supposed Congress will adj
journ by next Tuesday, though the
Mexican question, which The north
west appears determined TO push hard
may deTain 1t day or two longer.
The Tribune's special says: The Ju-
'ciary Committee are now investiga-
ting the charges of disloyRlty
against Ex-Governor Thomas OF Mary
land, claiming seat in the Senate.
1t seems to be now definitely settled
that the President will not revoke any
OF the orders of the military com
manders removing civil officers.
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The Latest News
BY TIE LE @ RIA III.
BY THE CABLE.
Advioss to the 18th of July.

LONDON, July 12-NooD.-Consols s5;
Erie 1871; U. S. Bonds 73gI; Illinois
Central sO1<.
LIVERPOOL, July l2-Noon.
firm; uplsnds lO1sd; Orleans 1870; sales
for the week 5000 bales; stock in port
74s. coo bales, OF which 4s4 600 bales are
American. Breadstuffs, provisions &C.,
unchanged.
ANTWERP, July 12-Petroleum AT.
LONDON, July observation-disclosures
closed at 949{ for money. U. S. 5-2Os
73I<; Illinois Central S01s; Erie 80.
FRANKFORT, July 12-Evening.-U.
S. bonds closed at 777s.
LIVERPOOL, July l2-Evening,-Cot-
ton closed quiet without any improve
ment in prices, middling uplands lOISd;
New Orleans IO15d; sales 10000 bales:
breadstuffs generally quiet through the
day; corn S6s Cd per quarter for mixed
western; wheat, California 13s 4di
barley firm at 5s for sixty pounds;
Oats, advanced I'D per IS. lbs; Peas, ad-
vaDced, closing at 4Os Canada. the
Manchester market for goods and yarns
is dull and heavy. Provisions, irregular,
pork, 7ss Cd for prime mess; beef, firm
at 1873 Cd per bbli bacon, AS cd for
Cumberland Cut middles; cheese, firm
at SOS cd. Produce, ashes, S3s, for pot
ash; rosin, common, Is, and fine
American l2si spirits of turpsntine, 3ls
per cwt; tallow, AS; petroleum, SID
per gallon for spirits, and Is I'd for
standard white.
LoSDoN-Evening-July l2.--Market
generally unchanged; sugar closed firm
at 25s Cd. 81.
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SAN Francisco, July 1I.-Another
expedition returned from an nnsuccess-
full search for the new island in the
Pacific. The search extended TO 1902
west longitude, and 40 north latitude.
a tract OF discolored water was found,
extending % miles southeast and
northwest, so miles wide, with no bot
tom at $50 fathoms from the discolored
waters, and birds were seen. It is be-
1ieved an island exists in the vicinity OF
the locality visited.
The ship Joseph s. Pratt, of Liver
pool, with u cargo of half n million
pounds of coffee, arrived to-day from
Puntoneras, making the imports this
year about six million pounds.
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Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your false. friZIes, your switches,
Destructive Of comfort, aud not worth a rig:
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And rejoice In your own luxuriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
l. heads (from whatever cause It may have
fallen OUT and forcing growth OF hair upon
the lace, It has no equal. 1t will force the
bearu 70 grOw upon the smoothest face in
nom nve to eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads In nom 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 Fitnesses
(from their own expeTiencel can bear VIII
neSs. But many Will say, how are we TO dis
unguish the genuine from the spuriousf II
certainly Is difficult, as nine-tenths of tie
different Preparations Advertised for the hair
and beard are entirely WORTHLESS, and Won
may have already thrown away large
amounts for their purchase To such We
would say, Try the Reparator CapIIlI; IL will
cost you nothing unlesS II fnlIy comes
up TO our representations. II your Druggist
does not keep II, send rs one dollar and we
Will forward II, postpaid, together with n re-
oeipt for the money, which will be returned
you on application, providing entire Eztifac-
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ASTROLOGY.
The World AStonished
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS

MADE BYTHE GREATASTRoLoGIsT,
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her almost supern aturai powers unveils the
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From the stars we see In the nTmanent-the
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Write plainly the day " the month and yeid
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New YORK, July I2.-Mrs. Margaret
Byrant, a servant in the family of J. X.
Jessup, on Staten Island, was arrested
on charge of poisoning two farm
hands named McCioskey and Doughty,
and an nged lady, all of whom are
dead. $50
The surviving officers OF the Irish
brigade have resolved to wear Grape on
the left arm for thirty days out OF re-
spect for Gen. Meagher.
A sidewalk on Fulton street caved in
this afternoon from the weight OF the
building material thereon. Two boys
were buried, but they were extricated
badly hurt
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CHICAGO. July IA collision occur
Louis Railroad, two miles north of
Gardiner, in Grundy county, between
the press and passenger train going
south and the freight train coming
north. One brakeman was instantly
killed and a baggage master fatally in
iured. The baggage car and express
car with their contents and one coach,
were burned. The two engines were
demolished, and several passengers
were slightly injured.
The freight train was running ont OF
its time, and should have waited at
Gardiner until the passenger train had
DasSad
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IMPORTANT CONTRACT.

The contract for supplying the inter-
nal revenue officers throughout the
United States, and Territories east of
the Rocky Mountains. with stationery,
for the year ending September SOth,
1865, has been awarded to Woodwork
IL Graham, of New York This is the
most important stationer's contract III
the gift OF the Government.
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NEW YORK, July 1.-THE distiIlery
of Englehard d Co., No. .3o5 Pearl ST.,
was burned last night. Loss nifty thou
sand dollars. One OF the watchmen
named Peter Brady, was fatally IN
jured. p ~
MILWAUKEE, July 12-Hunter, Rug
giles & Cos. Linseed Oil and Grain dry
ing establishment, near Walkers point
bridge, was burned this morning. Loss
twenty Thousand dollars Insured for
one-Quarter.
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WAsHISGroS, July -I2 Detective
Cleaver was recalled and examined as
TO his search for John H. Surratt the
day after the assassination, with view
to contradictinR Weichman, who was at
Mrs. Surratt's when the witness called
there.
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WEIISKERS


M us t a G. b es !
DOR CED TOGROW UPON THESMooTH-
T. Is { fac from three 70 tye weeks *. =, ~
CAPl .LLAIRE, the most wonderful discovery
In M odern science. acting upon the Beard
and Hair In an almost miraculous manner.
II hP 3 been used by the still of Paris and
Lon lon with the most hattering success.
Nan - OF all purchasers will be registered and
II ei ITire satisfaction is not given In every in
stan lre, the money will be cheerfully refund
ed. Price by mail, sealed and postpaid, u.
De reriptiye circnlaIs and testimonials mailed
IRE e Address, BERGER, SHUTS CO.,
CT ,euaists No. 285 River street, Troy, n. Y,
Sc Ie agents for the United States. -A-it
pnrhll-eOd .fTiw&wly
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PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE most
extensive arrangements are being made
by the delegation of the Ssengerfest OF
this city 70 make-the celebration of the
herman singers in this city, next week,
q great success. The utmost perfection
Is aimed at by those who have the ar
engagements in charge. A meeting was
held TO night at Saengerbund Hall at
which Representatives from all the So
eieties were present. About los societies
will participate in the festival.
NEW York, July 1.-THE Herald's
Vera Cruz correspondent says: A gem
eral sack of the city by the foreign
troops when it was understood that
they were to evacuate, was only pre-
vented by the exertions o!the American
and British ministers and their men OF
war.
The Herald's British Honduras cor
respondent says: Numerous families
from the Southern States had arrived
and We're settling upon lands purchased
from the Government.
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CRIsPER COMA.

Oh! she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes and radiant hair
Whose curling tendrtls soft, entwtned,
Unclaimed the very heart and mind.
CRISPER COMA.
For Curling the Hair Of either Sex I'm.
to wnVy and Glossy RInEIets or
Heavy Massive Curtis.
pY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIES
II and Gentlemen. can beautIfy themselves
Rthousand fold. It Is the only article in the
world that viii curl straight hair, and at the
same time give It beautiful, glossy appear
ance. The Crtsper Coma not only chris the
nalr, but inVtgorateS, beautidesan cleanSeE
II; Is highly and delightfully."- perfumed, and
Is the mnSt complete article OF the kind ever
offered TO the American public The Crisper
Coma VIII be sent TO any address, sealed and
postpaid for 81. - -
Address all orders to
W. L. Clark q co Chemists.
No. West Fayette ST.. SYRACUSE, n. Y.
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nAHIII.rs ny TEI.EGRAPH.
NEW YoRK. July Il.
REGULAR REPORT.

kESULAh hEEORT.
CoTroN-A shade easier; sales 1000
bales at 26a26I<c for middling uplauds.
FLoUR-Recsipts, 3,267 bbls; market
l5a25c better sales l ,155 bbls at 81 l0a
IS for supertine State and western; IS
S0a10 60 for extra western; Sl0al0 60 for
choice do; Sl1 90 for shipping brards
extra round hoop Ohio; sII Goals % for
trade brands; 81 75al2 so for st. Louis
spring; S12 5Oals 90 for Milwaukee do.
California Flour-Firm; sales 900 bbls
at SI2 55aI2 70. Rye Flour-Sales at
So 25a9 10.
wHIsKY-Unsteadya at 81 26a2 80.
GRAIS-wheat-3a5c better; inferior
Milwaukee at 81 IS; No. 2 Chicago at
81 l5a2 20; California at IS so. Rye
Quiet. Barley-DulI. COrn-Receipts,
II, $40 bush; market with no decided
change; sales 81 900 bush at 81 O6al OS
for new mixed western; 81 0S1Sal 10 for
small lots choice do; 9OaSl O5 for un-
sound; soc for old mixed western, and
81 II for new southern yellow. Oats
Eirmer and more active; sales 50, 200
bush ut S2sS3c for western; Sic for Cam
ada; S4RS5c for Milwaukee; 92I1c for
Ohio.
GRocERIEs.-RIce-Henyy. G fee
hhds Cuba, at l2al3c. MolRsses--H Heavy
sales $50 hhds Dsmarara Ht 56c.
HoPs-Quiet.
Crude Nominal. Re
funded in bond-Quiet, at 22Izc.
IsIoNs-POrk-Sales, 3, 600 bbls
at So 62a27 90 for new mess. closing At
a22 for prime. BeeE-Firmj sales go bbls
an S22 Is, cash, 81 for old mess, SIG 81
SIS OOa24 90 for new plain mess and S23
a2S 90 for new extra mess. Beef Hams
Dull at S3ss39. Reconsideration
Meats-sales, . packages at 81 a105<c
for shoulders; l2J<al5c for hams.
BUTTER-Unchange
CHERsE-Heavy, ut 71Ia11l<c
LARD-Firmer, sales ], $50 bbls at IL u
12Ac.
FLoUR-Closed I5s25c better, and
firmer for medium and low grades.
GRAIS-Wheat-EiT only small
supply; No. 2 spring 81 20a2 40; No. i
spring 81 55a2 81; white California s. Is
as 30. Rye-Nominal. Oats-Firm, at
S2aS5c for western, and 92a93c for Ohio.
Corn-Dull at 81 05a1 o..
PRovIsIoNs-Pork- 5000
bbls; mess S23 OOa23 30 cash and regu-
$23 .. Beef-In fair demand bacon
Quiet and scarce. Cut meats-Smau
supply; prices tending upward
LARD-Firm; I21<al25<c for fair to
prime steam, and l23<al2jSc for kettle
rendered.
The dry goods excitement relative to
minors OF failures is pretty well over;
! most of the firms mentioned are safe.
Two foreign houses have failed for
heavy amounts and one of Them can
| only pay IS Sd on the pound. There is
no panic in the market Notwithstanding
these failures and some hardening ten
deucy, and all goods are firm though
! the demand is moderate.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
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and the two adopted yesterday, the bill
passed as reported by Judge Trimbull
pos IFS RECEPTION IN THE HOUSE.
1t was taken up in the House as soon
hs the evening session began at eight
O'CLOCK and Governor Boutwell, said;
| FIVE members OF the Special Recon-
strucuon Committee, being a majority
were satisfied with II. This being the
case the House was about 10 agree with
| the Senate bill, when Thad Stevens
came and suggested its reference to the
committee; though he said he would
not insist II his motion was objected to.
A debate bereupon sprung M, in which
Generals Schenck and Logan pointed
out certain clauses not acceptable to
them, and General Farnsworih finalI 2
moved a reference of the bill to tie COM
mittee; which motion prevailed by "a
to 40. The committee will meet in the
morning, and be ready to report when
the House meets at noon. The general
opinion is that u bill in some shape will
pass both Houses tomorrow, and the
Senate is likely to be taken without
much change.
PROPOSED CHANGE OF COMMANDERS.
There has been considerable talk in
official circles regarding proposal to
send zen. Thomas from Tennessee to
Louisiana, to supplant Gen. Sheridan,
and putting Gen. Rousseau, who is now
herein command, in Tennessee. Both
Gen. Grant and Secretary Stanton have
vigorously opposed the change.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Leading politicians in administration
circles are urging the President to re-
move Seward, alleging that he is an in
cubus on the party and that he Is try
ing constantly to involve the country in
foreign complications.
. ...a.a NOMINATIONS.
The President and some members OF
his Cabinet were in consultation to-day
on the appointments and nominations
to be semitic the Senate tomorrow.
-e TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
The report that our Government is
negotiating for the purchase of the
So ndwich Islands, is wholly untrue,
and probably grows out OF the fact that
a new commercial treaty has Just been
concluded with that power. 1t Is more
liberal than the treaty We now have and
secures for the Pacific coast the reci-
procitY in agricultural products. Lead
ing parties think it will not be submit
ted for ratification atthis session.
GRANT ON MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
Gen. Grant, in a conversation with
Senator, said, In substance, that
Mexico did right in executing the in
truder Macmillan, who had executed,
in cold blood, the Liberals OF Mexico,
and that the United States ought to
stand by Mexico. Gen. Sturm, agent
of the Mexican Republic, was on the
floor of the Senate today, and had an
earnest and prolonged conversation
with "A number of Senators.
NO FISANCIAL LEGISLATION NEEDED.
The Secretary of the Treasury sent a
letter to the House tonight saying he
would not need any legislation at this
session.
MIR. AsHLEY's BILL
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GRANT ON MEXICAN AFFAIRS.


Relieving all soldiers who really serv-
ed till the end of the war from being
classed as deserters simply on account
ofan irregularity in discharge, passed
the House to-day. 1t is by no means
certain that it will be acted on in the
Senate
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QUEBEC, July 12.-The Hon. Mr..
CaTnehan has failed to form a govern
ment for the province of Quebec, and
Hon. Mr.. Cheyeau has been assigned
the task.
MONTREAL, July I2-The American
propeller Haze, bound to Detroit, which
refused to salute Her Mslesty's ship
Aurora at Quebec, arrived here, and
declined 10 salute the Wolverine, and
is detained at this port awaiting the per.
mission of the executive to proceed to
the United States. Commodore Har-
wood is on boardthe Haze.
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Adjourned


BUPFALo, July 12.-Burtis & Co.,
brokers, suspended yesterday. Tbeil
safe was robbed yesterday OF $500,
which is one OF the causes of the fail
ure. They only did limited business
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CHASTELLAR'S
w HITE LIQUID
ENAMEI

nor IMPROVING AND BEAUTIFYING
E 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, SaIIOwneSs ETupttons. and all Inn
puTities of the skin, kindly healing the same.
leaving the skin white and clear as aiab.ssteT.
It's use can not be detected by the closest scru-
tiny, and being a vegetable preparation l.
the kind used by the French. and Il cOnEid-
cred by the Partisan indispensable TO a
perfect toilet Upwards OF 5000 bottles were
sold during the past year, a sum Gent guaIan-
tee Of It's efficacy. Price only % cents. Sent
by mail, pOst-paid, on receipt Of an order by
BEhGEn, SHUTS q co, Chemists,
rs River ST, Troy. n. Y.
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SAvANEAH, July 1.-THE total mum.
OF persons registered is ], 40 whites and
|. Oq2 colored.
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There cometh glad tidings OF Joy to all,
To young and 10 old, to great and to small;
The beauty which once was 50 precious ant
Is nee for all, and all may be lair.
Nv the use OF
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RLAKEs PATENT BELT STUD AND
Is CSitters assorted sizes, on hand and fog
Esaleat manufacturers prices, by
gAprS NE No.is Z q Watsrs It
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sur grnt.
For Rent.

| pied by George r Taylu- a Co, and J.
Clemens 3 Co., on Main -frcs 1: also Iase-
ment rooms finished. Good J.si COS in second
story. and good rooms for OH g. purposes in
second and third story in good order. Pos
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses foT
sale in the Sixth Ward, ON reasonable terms
THOS. HORSBROOK.
once. No. ns1< Main street, above Mon
roe, up stairs febS-u
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| OLARR's PILLS FOR SALE By OH
NJ BERT, End OF stone Bridge. myiS
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The reconstruction bill was under de-
bate In the Senate the day long, and no
action thereupon was had till near eight
O'Clock this evening, when it was pass
ed with only six negative votes. Only
one amendment was adopted to-day,
viz:. that proposed by Mr.. Sumner,
giving district commanders express
power to put negroes on Boards OF Re-
gistration. With this amendments,
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LATEST $50 P. n.
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opINIoN Is POLITICAL cIRcLE.

There is much talk in political circles
about these proceedings of the House.
The Presidents friends and anti-im-
peachment Republicans seem to gener-
ally regard them as settling that inn
resentment has failed. Advocates OF
impeachment,. on the contrary, say
the aspect of affairs will be entirely
changed when the testimony taken by
the Committee has been read, and they
are confident that an order will yet be
passed making it public some time be-
fore the time liked for The next session.
PASSAGE OF TIE SENATE RpoossrRUO-
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MONEY AND STOCKS.
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