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The following is from "Reveries of a
Bachelor" by Ike Marvel:
A poor man without some sort of re-
Iigion is at best a poor reprobate, the
foot ball of destiny, with no tie linking
him TO infinity and to the wondrous
eternity that Is even worse-a flame
without heat, a rainbow without color,
a flower without perfume, A man may
in some sort tie his hopes and his hon
ors to this weak, shifting ground tack
lie, to his business, OF the world, but a
woman without that anchor called
faith, Is DRIFT and wreck a man
may clumsily continue sort Of moral
responsibility out OF relation to man
kind, but woman in her compare
lively isolated sphere, where at
fection and not purpose Is the controll-
ing motive, can find no basis in any
other system or right action bat that
of faith, A man may craze his brain
or his thoughts to truthiulness, in such
poor harborage as fame and reputation
may stretch before him, but a woman
where can she put her hopes in storms
If not in heayen2 And that sweet
trustfulness-that abiding love-that
enduring hope mellowing every page
and scene OF life-lighting them with
pleasant radiance, when the worlds
storms break like an army with can
nonR Who can bestow its all but holy
soul, tied to what Is stronger than an
army with cannon. Who has enjoyed
the love of a Christian mother but will
echo the thought with energy and hal
low It with n tearf
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NEW YORK, June 25.-The Herald's
Saratoga special says: The barns bo-
longing to the Union Hotel, located on
Hamilton street, took fire at quarter
to eight o'clock this morning and were
consumed. The fire extended south
and destroyed the newly erected SER
wants quarters, also belonging to the
scorched, though supposed to be in
great danger at times and was only
saved through the great exertions of the
fire department., supplied with water
from the two reservoirs on the grounds
of the house. The Columbian which
was twice in flames was only slightly
injured. The Crescent Water Cure
establishment was not injured.
The Herald's special says; The At
lanta New Era, one of the leading pa
pers in Georgia, has hoisted General
Grants name for President, believing
he is the only man who can lead the
nation out OF its gloomy night.
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TIE way the King of Prussia and
Bismarck looked when they arrived Mt
Paris is thus stated by one who has
often seen them:
1.-THE King wore the brilliant uniform
of Prussian Field Marshal, with
the grand Gordon of the Legion Of
Honor. He held his gold. plated helmet
with long white pIuInes, in his hand, as
he walked down the PLATFORM on the
RIGHT of the Emperor, toward the
whiting room. His gait Is as erect
and ave as keen as when I last
saw him in the fall, on the occasion
Oh lie triumphant entrance OF his VIC
torious army into Berlin. What with
his weIl-proportioned form, set on by
his uniform, his ruddy complexion,
clear blue eyes, white hair and long
mustacbe and side whiskers, and his
military step. he 10 certainly a fine speci-
men OF q well.preserved old gentleman.
No one would take him for seventy.
Immediately behind him came the
Prince Royal and Count Bismarck, the
latter aFrayed In the steel helmet and
breast-plate, white coat and pants and
high boots Of the Prusslan CuIrassiers.
Bis features bore the unmistable traces
OF the overwhelming amount OF work
and incessant anxiety that have
weighed on the most industrious OF
European statesmen during the last
twelve month8.~
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BY THE CABLE.
Advfces to the 25th Of June


ST. LOUIS, June ga st. Joseph
special says:
Gen. Terry and Gen. Sherman have
each written letters to the Governor OF
Dakota advising the postponement OF
the contemplated exploring expedition
10 Black Hills. They say that country
is still conceded Indian land, and any
attempt to occupy 1t by the whites will
be resisted by the Indians, and that In
the present condition of affairs the Gov
eminent can't furnish protection.
The telegraph line between Fort
Smith aud South Pass, a distance of us
miles, is now, and has been for two
weeks, in the hands of the Indians.
Omaha dispatches report a general
cessation of Indian hostiltties along the
Platte route.
Gen. Augur had reached Fort Lara.
mic from Fort Morgan; all we'll.
Capt. MiX's Cavalry, after scouting
the head-waters OF the Republican
River in all directions for eight days,
going 40 miles, returned to Fort Sedg-
wick on Saturday, having seen no In
dams nor any signs of them.
Gen. Potter has returned from Pole
Creek Crossing, after an absence of
four days, without seeing any Indians.
Col. Green, with five companies OF
infantry and one company Of cavalry,
left Fort Phil Kearney June 4th with
supplies for Fort @. f. Smith, 80 miles
north, with which post communication
has been cut of all winter. The In
dams seem to have left the Platte Val
ley, some going north and west, and
the others going south; the latter are
undoubtedl those who made raid on
the Smoky Hill route and the Kansas
and Pacific Railway, Saturday last.
Outrages in Arkansas in the vicinity
of Fort Dodge and along the Santa Fe
route, are reported, and It is not impos-
sible that the theatre of war will be
changed from the Platte and Smoky
Hill to Arkansas and the country south
of it.
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Boston, June 25.-The President
was escorted to the capital this morn
inga and was greeted by loud and often
repeated huEzas by thousands of per.
sons who witnessed the scene. Pro.
ceedIng to the hall of Representatives
the President was welcomed by Gov
Bullock in a brief speech, to which the
President replied. Lieut.. ClahIn ex-
tended a similar welcome to Seward
who responded.
Senate introduced Postmaster General
Randall who responded.
The ladies and gentlemen present
were introduced to the distinguished
guests.
Senator Wilson shook hands with
with the President. -
The party were then conducted to the
Senate Chamber, Governors rooms
and other parts of the capital.
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nARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.
NEw YORK. June IS
REGULAR KEPoRr.

REGULAR REPORT.
CoTroN-Heavy and a shade lower;
sales 1900 bales uplands at 26a263fc.
FLoUR-Receipts, 2, III bbls, and adj
vanced l0a20c; sales 8, 4OGbbls superfine
State and western at 81 45as so for extra
western 50 l5al0 10; California $40 60
ais 90; shipping Ohio at $40 4Oall 20:
trad brands at 81 S0al2; shipping st.
Louis at 50 75a12 90; winter at Sl3a16
so. California Flour-Firmer; sales
], $50 bbls at 81 50a13 rs. Rye Flour
Steady; sales 800 bbls ut SO 25aS75.
WHIsRY-Firm; sales 400 bbls western
in bond at 81 So.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 200 bush;
advanced Babe and less active; sales at
81 lS1f; 100 bush choice No. 2 Milwaukee
at 81 80; amber winter at s. so; white
California and Canada at 81 IS. Rye
Dull; retail lots of western at 81 20a1
So. Barley-And malt dull. Corn
Receipts, II ,209 bush; opened firm and
closed dull and declining; sales So, 600
bush new mixed western at 81 09a1 u;
soft western mixed at S1a1 OS; kiln dried
at 81; white western at 81 O9a1 10; old
and new mixed western at 81 IL; old do
in store at 81 Is. Oats-Receipts, 1870
bush, and declined lie; sales q. 1000 bush
western at 7saSOc; Ohio at s9a9Oc.
GRoCERIEs-Rice-N and I'M
changed. Coffee-UnchAneed. Sugar
Quiet and steady; sales 375 hhds Cuba
AZ 4lz4C; h0Aasses-SNotAAiuA anu un-
changed.
HoPs-Quiet.
PETRoLEUM-Unchan
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-D sales $3.50
bbls at S2I 1Oa2l 20 for new mess, clo-
sing at SCI 90 regular, $40 so for old do;
$40 Is for prime, and S2l I2 for prime
mess, Beef-Scarce and wanted; sales
6lO bbls at S16a23 90 for new plain mess,
and $23a2S 90 for new extra mess. Beef
Hams; sales % bbls at SSS. Bacon
Dull. Cut Meats-Heavy; sales 165
packages at S1<a91zc for shoulders.
Observation-Disclosures
CHEESR-Dull
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NEW York, June 25.-The United
States steamer Winoski arrived in
Hampton Roads yesterday with forty
cases of yellow fever on board, most of
which, however, were convalescent.
One death occurred, Joseph Cooper, a
seaman dying of the black vomit at
sea. The vessel came from Matanzas,
Cuba, and the disease appeared of the
coast of Hayti.
Mr. Lord, upon whose property the
famous Lord bond robbery was COM
mitted, yesterday received from an un-
known source 81, zoe, 900 worth of the
bonds stolen from him. This leaves a
deficient OF S9O, 900 still.
Mayor Monroe, in his speech at New
Orleans, said he had not met with a
single man at the North who approved
of General Sheridan's course, and that
radicalism was virtually dead.
Private advices confirm the report
that ex-rebel Admiral Tucker has been
forced out of the Peruvian Navy.
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IN the course of a series oflectures on
''EthnOloRy," at the Royal Institute,
in London, Professor Huxley, on the
LIST instant, arrived at the subject OF
Africa and the negro. In closing his
remarks, he said that the negro is not
the "missing link" between men and
monkeys; he is further removed from
anthropid apes in many respects than
the English are For instance, he has
woody hair, and no monkeys are so
ornHmented, except perhaps a few
scarce species In South America. The
spur heel of the negro has been spoken
OF to his disadvantage; but It is doubt
ful whether his heel projects more than
an Englishman's, that is not an inden-
tatiOn of the part above the heel, which
sometimes gives the appearance of un-
natural projection of the latter. Many
foolish things are said by opponents OF
the negro, who frequently quote as u
fact, what has often been refuted, that
the brain of n negro Is covered with a
black membranous envelope. 1t Is not
SO, and ii Ii were, Is that any reason for
condemninR him to slaYeryf The
friends of the negro likewise say foolish
things, and argue that England would
be all the better for an infusion of
negro 1iood. He did not believe
so. nne thing Is certain, the ne
gro is improbable, because he
can now till the ground, smelt iron and
work gold, which he did not do orig
inally. How far he is improbable is a
question yet to be solved. 1t must be
remembered, however, that certainly
for five or SIX thousand years, perhaps
more, as proved by Egyptian mOnu-
ments, the negro has lived in Africa
much as at present, without in any de-
gree civilizing himself No nation can
elevate itself by condemninR another
to slavery; and no nation can do its
duty TO inferior races, or itself attain
the highest point OF civilization, with
out trying to raise less favored nations
to the highest point they are capable Of
reaching, be il high or he 1t low. This
concluding remark was received with
much applause.
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AUGUSTA, June 24.-The registration
is proceeding quietly. Four hundred
and thirty.six persons were registered
yesterday, of whom 296 were black and
40 whites. .5 45iiIiE fl71fEE
A party of convicts attempted to
stampede from the penitentiary at Mil
ledgeville to-day. Two were killed and
re-captured.
Col. g. r. GIddings, of the 18th o. s,
infantry, commanding the post at Sa-
yannAhr died suddenly at Macon TO-
day. The deceased was son ofthe late
Hon. Joshua r. Giddings, Of Ohio.
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and held above buyers views; s5assc
bid for No. 2 Illinois. oats-Easier at
75a76c for Ohio.
FREI9Hrs-Lull.
san Francisco.
JUNE 24.-FLoUR-Du Dull; suprefine,
IS so; extra, 50 so; large stock OF Ore
gan flour in market; IS 90 offered for
standard brands.
GRAIN-Wheat-Quiet; nominally at
81 Goal so. BarIey-Firm at 81 90.
Legal Tenders, 7Sz.
JUNE 26.-FLoUR-Ffrm; city Xxx at
SO 75aII so.
GRAIN-wheat-steady at 50 90 for
No. 2. n-
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Ex-senator Hunter isquietly farm
Ing in Essex county, Va.
The Petersburg Cva.) Express Is the
only paper in the State that advises the
white electors not disfranchised, not to
register.
"A Louisiana paper says that the
freedmen are so busy looking after pol
itics that they don't attend the circuses
as they Swing round the circle"
The malicious Kentucky rebels
have cut down the beautiful dag. pole,
$50 feet high, erected in commemoration
of Gen. Nelson at Camp Dick Robin
son.
Gen. Joe. Lane, ex-U. S. Senator
from Oregon, candidate for Vice Presi-
dent with Breckfnrfdge, has emerged
from retirement and entered political
life again
-ColOred draymen In Memphis are
asked dozen times a day If they are go
ing to vote for Brownlow. Those only
who answer in the negative get the
patronage Of the CONSERVATIVES"
Mr.. Parton has found his theme.
The Nomination of the Last Six Presi-
dents" OF such interest to require its
enlargement. He has therefore inclu-
ded all the Presidents from Washing
which their nominations were secured.
-Thaddeus Stevens confiscation let
tiers are re-published throughout the
South by the most incorrigible rebels
with great relish. He is furnishing
ammunition for the enemies of the ma
ton.
The total number of voters regis
tered In Louisiana on the 10th inst,
was IS, i'll, of which q, 1892 were whites
md IL $50 1Nhfs 10
largely in excess of the Presidential
vote Polled in 1850.
"A Georgia paper sums up the At
torney Generals opinion thus: "Every-
body can UOte that is registered. Every
body can register that will swear.
Everybody can Slredr that has a mind
10. Every negro has mind to swear"
Governor Flanders, of Louisiana,
finds the State treasury broken up, and
the State officers. He says there has
been an immense leakage, and he is
endeayoring to trace 1t up.
The Buffalo Commercial, speaking
of some opinions editorially expressed
in the New York Tribune, that it thinks
will not meet Mr.. Greeley's views,
gives she following assinine joke:
I'VE Imagine that the Philosopher
will in due time speak for himself,
without using any such medium as the
Rrst bail 'em did,
"A member of the New York State
Convention said to the Hon. VIM. NJ.
Evarts, the other day: 81 suppose this
is the ablest body of men ever met in
the State of New York" "My dear
sir" responded Evarts, "there can
scarcely be any doubt of ii; for have
heard the same remark made by al
most every member of the Conven-
toni"
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Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your falssfdEzes, your switches.
your wig
Destructive OF COMFORT, and not worth ny;
Come aged, come youthiulSeOme ugly and
and rejoice in your own Iuxuriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
nor RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
II heads (fFOm whatever cause it may have
fallen QUIT and forcing a growth OF hair upon
tine face, It has no equal 1t will force the
beard to grow upon the smoOthest face la
nom hVe 20 eight weeks. or hair upon bald
heads In nom two 10 three MONTHS a few
ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there Il nothing that Will force OF hasten the
growth of the hair beard. Their RssertIOnB
arc false, as thousands OF living witnesses
(from their own eXpeTfencel can bear wit
neSS- But many viii say, how are we to dis
ttnguish the genuine from the spuIiouS7 1t
certainly - dimcult, aS nine-tenths OF the
different Preparations advertised for the hair
and beard are entirely worthless and you
may have already thrown away large
amounts for their purchase To such We
would say, Try the ReparRtor Capinl; Il Will
cost you nothing unless IL ndiIy comes
mp 70 our representations II your Druggist
does not keep Il, send us one dollar and we
Will forward II. postpaid, together with a re-
celpt for the money, which Will be returned
you 90 application providing entire sattfao-
ton t8not given Address,
W. L. CLARK q CO., ChemIgLs
No. West Fayette Sc, SYRACUSE, N. 7.
mGh2S-e0d. triWtSWly
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ST.. LOUIS, May 25-The earnings OF
the Union Pacific Railroad, Kansas
Branch, for May were one hundred and
seventy-two thousand dollars, iaclud-
lug fifIy.one Thousand for the Govern
ment. Expenses one hundred and on g
thousand; net profit seventy-one thou
sand.
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II pied by George R. TRylor & Co., anu J.
Clemens Co., on Main street; also hass5-
ment rooms finished. Good offices In second
story and good rooms tor other purpsoses ia
second and third story In good order. Pos
session. given immediately,
Many buidtng lots and dwelling houses fof
sale In the Sixth Wand, on Feasonable terms
THOS. HORNRROOK.
once. No. lls1< Main street, above Mon
roe. mp stairs. febS-tf
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MONTREAL, June 24.-Itis understood
three gunboats, the Cherub, Huron and
Brittomarte, now on the Upper Lakes,
are TO be presented 10 the New Domin-
ion by the Imperial Government on the
list of July. The boats with their arma-
ment are valued at S1OO, 900 each.
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CHASTELLAR'S
w HITE LIQUID
EN- A.MEI.

E0R IMPROVING AND REAuTIFYISa
H the Complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation
that Il only found IN youth. n auicISly ~
moves Tan, FreclZles. P1mples. Biotches Moth
Patches, Sallowness. EEuptionR and all iul-
PARTIES OF the skin, kindly healing the same
leaving the skin white and clear a8 aiai1SfFsT
Its use can not be detected by the closest RcTu-
tiny, and being vegetable preparation Is
The kind used by the French, and q eonstd-
erred by the PariSian as Indispensable 10 a
perfect toilet Upwards OF 5000 bottles were
sold during the past year, q sufficient EuaTan-
tee OF its efneacy. Price only IS cents. GENT
by mall Pest.pai ID on S receipt Of an order. by
mchzs-eod.triw&TEff3yF River ST. Troy N. Y.
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Z ALBANY, June 24.-The Grand Jury
yesterday found a true bill against
Gen. Cole, charging him with murder
in the frst degree, in killing Mr.. His
cock,
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Cincinnati.


JUNE 25-FLoUR-Firm and in good
demand from the city trade at full
prices; family S1I 75a13 90, and fancy
Sl4 GOALS 90; the lower grades not
wanted. ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at s265 for No.
2; 81 rs for No. 1 winter red; no demand
for spring. Corn-Dull and nominal
at the close at 70; no demand. Oats
Held at zoe and sold at this in the
morning, but would not bring over CSC
at the close. Rye-Dull at 81 %.
CoTroN-Dull; prices lower and NOM
inal; middling uplands 23c; market
very dull. -.
81 so in bond.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Firm at
$2I 90, but not offered freely at this.
Bulk Meats-Unchanged aud quiet at
75<c for shoulders; exc for sidesi and
lie for clear sides. Bacon-ID fair de-
mand, with a firm market at &c for
shoulders, and lie for sides; sales
500 tieIce5 at Ike Tor city, not much of
fering at this rate.
BUTTER-Steady at 14a17c.
CHEEsE-Declined TO 1SaI4c forWest-
LINsEED om-DuII at 81 45a1 48.
GRoCERIEs-SuRar- and In
good demand at 12a15c for raw and t7a
I55<c for hard refined. CofIee-Firm at
GoID-cIosed at 1s71< buyine.
MoSRY-Marketquiet and easy.
ChieagO, 90 -.
FLoUR-Ffrm and quiet. 100 -
GRAIN-Wheat-Uns and high
er at 81 s31<a1 81 Corn-Lower and
steady at SlI<aSIZ. Oats-DulIsat sea
coo. Rye-Held firm at 81 05a1 o.. Bar
ley-Nominal.
PRoyIsioSs-Pork-HeId at 81 90.
Lard-Dull at 11Kc. Bulk Meats
Unchanged. ShouIders-71<e. Rough
Sidea-9Xer -Ez
WmsKY-Dull atS2 Soa2 81.
JUNE 25.-FLoUR-Uncha
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Corn-Dul
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for geat.
For Rent

THE DWELLING HOUSE BELONGING
to the estate or Mrs. E. Dunlavey, decd,
situated on the west side Of Market street
hall and good cellar. RoSSesSion given LIST
day OF July Enquire OF
. ISRAEL UPDEGRAFF,
Iun2l-St Administrator.
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CALSFEk COMA-
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20 Way and Glossy RInEIets OF
Heavy Massive Curtis.
DY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIES
a thonsand fold. It Is the only article in the
world that will curl straight hair, and at the
same time give II a beautiful, glossy appear
ance. The Crisper Coma not only cuTis the
hair, but invigorates, beauties and cleanses
II; is highly and delightfully."- perfumed, and
Is the most complete article Of the kind ever
offered TO the American public The Crisper
Coma will be sent to any address, sealed and
postpaid for 81.
Address all orders To
W. L. Clark q CO., Chemists,
No. 3 West Fayette ST., SYRACUSE, N. Y.
mch23-eod. triw&wly
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LATEsr-5:3n p

GoID-opened at 1881 and closed at
13S5za13SN.
44Za45: Boston Water Power 231<a24;
Cumberland Coal 341<s35; Quicksilver
2ssSa2S%; Mariposa 7aS; do preferred
l91<a2O; Western Union Telegraph 1915
Erie 62sSa62X. do preferred 74s741<;
Hudson 109<; Reading 1075<a105; Mich
igan Central 1077<al0S; Michigan South
ern 75a75N; Illinois Central 12la1211 n;
Pittsburgh 791<a79L<; Toledo 1l9I<a12O;
RI ok Island 92a921<; Northwestern 369<
ASH, do preferred 611<a61 e; Ft. Wayne
1OO1Ea1O07s.
BORDER STATE BoNDs-Quiet and
firm; new Tennessee's 671S; old 6s1z; ex.
coupons, new, 9s1S. N
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LATEsT MARKErs-5P, ~,

FLoUR-Closed frmer for medium
grades, and steady for other kinds.
Characterization and firm at
81 15a2 so for No. spring; g 35a2 40
for No. spring. Rye-Quiet and at
81 Goal 80 for western. OaIs-Dull and
heavy at 7sa79c for western; SSas9c for
Ohio. Corn-Duli and dropping; new
mixed western, good to prime al 81 O9a
10.
PRoVIsIoNs-Pork- sales
1900 bbls mess 81 10 cash;S2l 20 regular.
Beef-Firm with an upward tendency.
Cut Meats-Steady with a moderate
demand. Bacon-QuIet at 1O1Sc for
Cumberland cuti 1I1<a11sSc for short
rib.
LARD-Heavy at l21<al27Sc for fair TO
prime steam; l21<c for kettle rendered.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNEr-6a7 per cent. sterling-Un-
changed.
GoLD-lS5x.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Coupons, '62
1105Si do, 81, 1917; do, '65, 1079E; new,
llO1<; l0-40's, 1OOA.