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should be distinctly under that this il OF
AtlBtJ =, bat colossal eXhiOjtIGa u wing wild
Animals, forming the largest and ~ rbup,e-o
isEs n lection ever bE0uC ht g geIheT this
tInsnt- There has been no such exhibition IN this
ely Tor over - wears aud the public rely upn
" tHes-iBg aD exposition. ot SGsmafet na'Ere sur
pa-et any hing su every thing % the k,u nj herto
hf ed ~ PRIV ate enteTpTI~r either .h,S ratiuty=
~ E@rcPe, The Van Ambursn ksnsRerie hss been
e~tatii-lsd fur nearly half century. aud b a. al
ySy- been aCkncWiedgct the cor. pl-tr yen
logical collection cNtaUt AID This year It larger
all ury ful IL every d. partiru. than Az pre-
NiuU- uhls. kntireiy free iroin all features of n
stS caCIeT, this mammoth eN Nhibstion offers ,d
and OPP 'IrInity Tor Viewing TIL Tzre-, VA
rietI--ct TIN animal kingdom such Is ot likely
THE DISTINGUISHING FEATCEE
80 IN" GCest tioideu AsHagrTie, t. il unpar-
Alirict iHsSr,lni- cons.s,s in The srsa mHsher "f
NEVER BEFORE SEEN IN AMERICA
ufIct u contains. while for variety aud piafS-
ns-s NOTHING To- COMPARE wITh IT
ever been brUueir before the pubic.
900 LIVING SPECIMENS
- the rares- beasts sud birds En.,~a nIHTali-fs
a7e n.PrSed III this inmense collection. ShisE
circus tents It - the
MOST GISiNTIC EXHIBITION
HsnFiId. snt teri,st,ca "aly after ar exnenditGre
f HALF 4 MILLION OF DoLLARs
great variety 0t
INTERESTING PERFORMANCES
JEtTCducing many different srerips rf
HIGHLY TRAINED ANIMALS.
Viii he scsiet 90 The Interest ~ each rNhihilon.
LEUTUBE on NATURAL HISTORY,
nNhleh The tTalrs aud hsi IT. - the aninal- IN ev
hititoH are briefly summed up is = ua=rl f-atUr, ,
~blSh has received the unqualified Somm@ndsticnr
iHE SPECTACULAR PROCESSION.
'"Ih"d L e,tsL.ng the city, viii be found pageant
- "a" most trflsnt description. Introducing among
LIVING LfoS LOOSE AND UNTRAMAEL-
L ED
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THE FREE. THE GERMAN RHINE

y NJ
IL never shall be Frances,
The free, the German Rhine,
Tho raven-like she glances
And croaks her foul design.
So long as calmly gliding
IL wears its mantle green,
So long as oar dividing
Its mirrored wave is seen.
IL never shall be Frances,
The free, the German Rhine,
So long as youth enhances
His feryor with its wine.
So long as. sentry keeping,
The rocks its mars gin stud;
SO long as spires are sleeping
Their image in its flood;
IL never shall be Frances,
The free, the German Rhine,
So long as festive dances
It's lover-gToups combine:
So long as angler oringeth
Its lusty trout to shore,
So long as minstrel sipgeth
Its praise from door TO door.
IL never shall be Frances,
The free, the German Rhine,
Until its broad expanse is
Its last defenders shsine.
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GEN. +. T. DENT left this city last evening in
The nine O'Clock train for 81. Louis, TO be absent
about ten days. He will Join President Gran;
ia Harrisburg en- roate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-08

AsSI@NMEHT OF WEST P0lsr GRADUATES.
The graduates at the West Point Military Acad-
amy have been assigned as follows:
fst regiment of Cavalry-To be Second Lieu
tenants: Cadets james Rockwell, jr., Co. -;
Alexander y. BrOdie, Go. NJ; Frederick X.
VIE, Go. G.; Edwin II. Shelton. Co. E; Otto L..
Hefl, Co. I'd regiment of Cavairy-Cadets
Daniel g. Pearson, Go. A; Edwin j. McCler-
nand, Co. -; Charles b. Schoteld, Co. l.; Fred
c.. fl. 3dregiment of Cayalry-Cadets Chss. w.
Larned, Co. l.; Orlando l.. Wieting, Co. X. Ith
regiment of Cavalry-Cadets Clinton II. Teb-
belts, Co. Ii; Austin l.. Peitce, Co. r; Robert
q. Carter. Co. T.; Jerauld y. Oldsted, Co. Il.
stevens, Co. A; Walter ). Schuyler, Co. =;
Edward G. Edgerton, Co. e; Frank Michler,
Co. X. 9th Regiment of Cavalry Cadets
Dexter W. Parker Co. G; sebree
Ith regiment OF Cayalry.-Csdets Benjamin II.
Hodgson, Co. =; Winfield S. Edgerly, Co. ID.
sth regiment OF Cavairy-Cadets Edward L.
muLd NJ. Cobb. Co. L; Edward A. Goodwin, Co.
G; Samuel w. Fountain, Go. T.; Robt. f. Coke,
Jr., Co. G; Frederick T.. Phelps, Co. A. 9th
regiment of Cavalry.-Cadets Clarence A.
I; John Conline, Co. =; Daniel II. Floyd,
Co. III. ieth regiment of Cavalry.-Robert
y. Price, Co. =; Levi p. Hunt, Company A
lst regiment of Artillery-Cadet Carl +. Pal
frey, 20. f. I'd regiment OF Artillery-Cadets
Henry A Reed, Co. II: Jas. A. Dennison, Co. -;
Edgar ;. Dudley. Co. =. Sd regiment of Artil-
lery.Cadets Clarence A. Postley, co. H; Chas
W. Burrows, Co; Ira MscNutt, Co. =; VIM.
l.; Chas. A. II. McCsuley Co. Attn resiment
OF Ar,illery-Cadets Francis " Greene. Co T.
Edward 5. Holden, Go. G.; Vim. R. Ouinan. Co.
\, Edward y ChaRin, Co., 5.h regiment OF
VIM B. Weir, Go. ID; VIM. b. Homer, Co. A;
Roiin A. Ives, Co. -.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvESUE.-The receipts from this
scJrce to-day were sI,Ile,c39 q.
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The Nathan Murder-Further Inves-
tlgati0n.

NEW YORK, Aug. s.-The Nathan inq uest was
resumed this morning. DIR. Darwin and another
physician from the Fifth Avenue Hotel were
examined, and stated their belief that death re-
suited from the wounds inflicted by the "dog''
after q protracted struggle. They expressed
the opinion that the murder was committed
four or five hours before discovered, and tb at
the murderers did not know the amount OF yio-
lence necessary to cause death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-08

NAVAL OEDER.-The order assigning Surgeon
r. :. Matthews, OF this city, to daty on the
Shenandoah is revoked, and he is placed on
waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-08

SAN FRANcIsco, August s.-The jury in the
Of Maggie Ryan, returned q verdict of murder
in the second degree. A strong force of police
prevented the prisoner from being mobbed
The Tax-payers' Union has appointed mem,
bers to the convention TO nominate municipai
officers.
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THE YACHT RACE.
wind too Light for the Bag Yachts.


CLIFTON, Staten ISLAND, Aug s-The wind
is Ii ght this morning from the south. The eloaI
which hung over the bay at an early hour are
clearing away; the breeze is freshening little,
and the indications favor the prospect Of a fair
day and quiet race. There i not eaoagh
wind to display the sailing qualities Of the
larger yachts. The bay Is crowded with
boats ranging from small steam tags 20
brt-cisss river and sound steamsrs. The
shores Of Staten Island and Long Islsnl are
black with spectators. a hundred small sail
boats Of the karbor yacht clubs, yachts %
Brooklyn, Harlem, Jersey City, and OF other
clubs, are hoyering around the anchorage OF
the yachts entered for the race, watching over
the movements on board The competing
yachts start will take place on the as. quarter
the wind holds nearly to the southwest spie. Inc
Cambria has bees allowed 10 select any position
in the line Of yachts at anchor;
in the Following positions:-On the line running
Westvard from mid-channel 10 the club house
at Clifton, nrst, the stake,boat in the channel,
then the Alarm. Calypso, Widgeon, Silvie, Mag
gle. Dauntiess, Tarolinta, Halcyon, Idler, Ram
bier Phantom, Fieur de lis, fieetwing Mad
gle, Madeline, America, Tidal Wave, and the
Cambria, all at anchor, without sail set around
the Cambria and Dauntless.
Chartered steam tugs, sail boats, and smaller
crafts are flled With excited persons, who are
The vessels are lying I'm q direct line, at equal
distances apart, and the start promises 20 be a
fine one. The breese viii carry the vessels
along about eight knots, and the ebb tide win
assist them until they reach the tail Of the west
bank.
The revenue cutter Mccullough, with Mrs.
Grant, Lady Franklin and large number OF
Hook to see the race.
The signal 10 make ready zone gun) wae gwen
at ll:25 q. m. At l1:31 o'clock the second gun
vas gwen. The Dsuntlex Was away nrst, the
Magic next, the Tarolinta, Icler, Rambler,
cambria, Phantom aud others following. The
ISronnta was fouled hr ~. az
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EOR MOUNT VERNON.

The steamer ARROW, Capt. Thomas s,aekpOle
lesves her wharf, foot Il 7;h street, 6~.s
bsILY leIeep, sunlsys.l NJ 10 q m. e
;cr MOI NJ VERNON, touching sta0rzxz1'<4b
Hal Nj " Ei'e House and ions, Va, returning 70
JAMES SYKES. Gea1 surt.
ACIu Ofce-W iIliard Hotel.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. S.-The annual fasfiva, ~
the Baltimore Schuetxen Anociation Vss inans
gureted to-day, and paraded through the nrin-
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German Sympathy for teear Cen'

EVANSVILLE, INp., August s-The Eermans
have held another meeting to express hen sym
tors were ordered to 20 to New York 70 work at
collecting.
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van AMBU RG II ~ CO.'S
GREAT GOLDEN MISAGERIE.

UENki BAkNI VI hararer
TIE LARGEST. MOST CeSTLI. MOST INTER
E~-ISG AND MOST ISsTr UCTIvE EX
HIBITIOS ~ THE GLOBE
" 10. -EEitit 20 the corner Il
I41H ST. AND vEEHos AVENUE.
FRIDAY sSD SATURDAY., Aug IL and1S,
POSITIVELY TOR Twg DAYS ONLf
h u d. = -. AZ y IL.
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lSecond Disnaf ,h \

Dauntless has just rounded the Iishp, - mIIhe
ing th; ane race. The Idler is second ana the Ra%
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(.RASD ARMY PICNIC.

V--ND nhN TANNfOs
A PICNIC will be given, under the aus ~
yices Cf GEORGE VI. THOMAS POST, No -
:, Grand Amy Of the Republic, GaA
AT ASALOsTAN ISLAND,
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST H.
Boats VIII commence running from foot Of High
street tfoTget WI, al clock D. m. for the Island
Dancing hl Commence 4 and cease al N o ielo-.k
ship "A Proie--pr y Pro-psri N '0"10'
SuPptr arc TviTeshnients on the grounds
Tfck .t-- % cents. admitting A aentleusan and Ia.
d.. No extra charge for feTTiage "
Tickets cen Dc had ~ any Il the Comrades of the
y .. ~ Kills Music Store. at CHyIe / D.Ni. 13T
Pa a'rhue or AZ the hsTf, st the foot Of ish St
cn The day Of the Picnic. anits,
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NAVAL MOyENESTs.-The Severn, flagship
of Rear Admiral Poor, arrived at Hampton
Roads on the Gth inst, from Key West. The
Congress, which relieved the Severn, arrived al
Key West on the 2Sth nit. The Saco, destined
tor the European feet, left the naval anchrage,
Norfolk, ON the 6th inst, for the compass buoy
Hampton Roads, preparatory TO sailing.
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49,. Ascns 1apphe.
,.Iysd rom, rom Cas az s-Ths yacht sappso hes
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AMUSEMENTS.

ERAND INSTRUMENTAL CUNCERT IND
VI BALI, "a
LEAP BY PROF NEChER, -
At WASHINGTON CITY GARDENS,
Sev ERIK sVsTs-, between Ist aud Il street. Vs.
THURsDAY, AUGUST II,
5uz s; cicS 2 G 80 sar tle ben< it of the
ts.i-N sot.iisr~ iu sSertnauv
.s-ss Illumination ard fireworks earring the
---r4.F
T~sejs - Cents, admitting a surEs.rusn a-d
.sCrss ans 81
'y'HE FIRST LFriTfAATE NFNAiEPIE
A TAAE HAS VISITED THi> CIIY
A
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| Third Dispatcb-1

MI lnook, August s-255 D. m.-rh.
the Gooi On he qetssn .,d Of mile ahead passing
iun.less io next and the Idler next. the mss ane
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SPECIAL NOTICE

Doors opAr. at - audi 'clyck Admissio
(hildItu uud,T uinv yt aTs, % cts.
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The FINANCIAL DIFFICULTY-CIRCULARo OF
THE FIRST CoNFTROLLER.-The First Comp
troller OF the Treasury, Hon. X. W. Taylor
Will address a circular letter to the government
dlsbursing officers, and all to whom the same
relates in the discharge of their official duties,
setting forth that by the provisions OF the nth
Nth and seventh sections of the general appro
priation act for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1>'O, appropriations made tor the current fscal
year can be expended only for the services OF
the year, that is, for debts and liabilities
arcruing within the year; and that former ap-
propriations can be used only in payment or
debts and liabilities accrued and the fulfllmept
OF contracts properly made prior 10 the first dav
o. July, $50. These provisions 10 not apply to
appropriations known as permanent or indeti-
nlle, nor 10 those 10 which Congress have given
longer dvratiOn of time. Disbursing officers
are expected 10 observe these provisions of law
strictly, and they will be directed to render
separate accounts OF disbursements made on
-"nt OF debts and Liabilities accrued and
c,ntraete,. made prior to July 1, ls.o, and
>,aTate sc.our+s Hi the payments made on
a 90 mt Of the service o, ne current EsSsl year.
hey also will he directed TO be SSlefai and not
use the money appropriated for former years
for the service OF the current year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-08

TIE AGRTCULTURAL REroRT.-The annual
report of the Department OF Agriculture, which
is N course OF preparation, viii make about
seven hundred pages, embracing a II the neces-
ssry reports OF heads Of divisions, with articles
upon the most important aud interesting agri-
cultural topics. About forty illustrations will
accompany the report. The articles in this re-
port will embody the views OF thousands in
communication with the department, among
them those recognized as foremost in thu know
leGge and practice of some speciality of interes.
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MCMAHON REINFORCED.

PARIS, August I-Eyening -Offcial advices
from Metz Of August 9Th says Marshal Mcmahon
has not had time to send separate reports. His
headquarters, he simply writes, is in good posi-
ton. and he has been Joined by other corps
d'armee from Metz.
The xcnitesy De Soir has the following: 1--WE
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ARMY oRpERs.-The superintendent OF re-
cruiting service at Cincinnati has been directed
TO forward recruits to Fort Leavenworth for
assignment to duty in the 18th U. s. infantry
Captain Thomas W. G. Moore has been honor
ably discharged in accordance with the recent
provisions OF the army bill. Captain Edward
). Meyer, unassigned, has been assigned to the
9th L. :. infantry. Surgeon Moore has been de
tailed Tor duty on the board OF retired disabled
officers convened in New York, vice Surgeon
John NJ. Culyer, relieved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-08

1HE FOREIGN MArLs.-Postmaster General
Creswell stated on Saturday that he was most
willing and anxious TO make some arrangement
with an American line Of steamers 10 carry the
mails, but he found all men who owned Ameri-
,sGn steamers expected impossible things OF the
Administration. They expected the Govern
ment to do everything for them, while they
showed no disposition TO help themselves. He
did not know the moment the Cunard steamers
might fail him, and it was very important some
American line competent to do the business
should be started and encouraged. As regards
using naval vessels for the carrying of the mails
he expressed the opinion that the Government
had 10 authority to employ them for such pur-
pose. There was TO way without authority of
Congress 70 make an arrangement of that kind,
which was much 10 be regretted ia the existing
emergency.
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ns-THiE BLOOD IN sUMMER.-Tal

-. @-THE BLOOD in SUMMhxR.-- i1AI
blood deterioYahes in hot weather. Profuse per-
spiraton deprtves it OF portion of iss nour-
ishing and reproductive properties. Conse'
ouentjy In summer the mesh loses In some degree.
its nrnness the muscles lack their usual elasticity
and: :yigor, and the weight OF the body diminsnes.
These are clear indications that the ordinary sup
ply OF the DEMONSTRATING principle afforded blythe
food we eat Is not SUFFICIENT 20 meet the require
ments of;the syssem under high temperature.
There i another reason for this besides the direct
influence OF the heat, wiz: the loss OF appetite
and the weakening Of the digestive powers which
it eccasions. under these circumstances; whole
soueinvigorant is evidently needed, and the best
ana safestts HoSTETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS.;
This admirable vegetable tonic and Alternative
acts fa7erably upon the system In several ways.
1t increases the appetite and facilitates digestion
thereby inclining the stomach to receive and en-
able It to ,assimilate q, due amount Of nourisn-
ment. 'Ie also tones the relaxed secretive organs
Fand the bowels. Under its operation the process
ofeuaciafion, occasioned by the drain through
the p6res ID arrested, the whole frame refreshed
snd invigora.ed, and the spirits exiilaraied The
dyspepsic, the bilious, the nervous, the debihea-
ted, scarcely need to betold that It, is precisely
she stlmulant ana corrective they ought to take
at this season. Thousands of them know the
fact ny experience Nothing in the pharmaco.
pea Tor out Of III wiz supply Its place least OF
al, the trashy local lnostrums. which some un-
scrupulous dealers would be glad, for the benefit
of the,r ownpockets, sopeddiei onttni its stead.
a. .
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;wsstern. sspertpe s7sest ser sss;esEaF arm;
common to fair exsre sse doa7 50; good TO caoiGeS
Il 5oa1o 25. wheat salc lower, closing neasy'
amber State 81 5sal es1z; winter red and amber
western Al 55ai es,s. Corn ease better and ae-
tive. yellow 81 12ai ls;; white 81 1sai %. Beef
nrun; new plain mess s12s1s; new: extra mess
s1aa15 Pork hsmer; new ssosTaS1.. Lard nrmei'
kettled l7xc. whiskey iriuer.:at 81 osal 'eSas.
groceries quiet and steady. c Naval stores un-
changed. TalIows dull AT 1oa1skc' ,Freasnts
hrmer and room, scarce; cotton, by sait. !-az'
four, BY steam, 4s; by. sail 2s sda3s; gram, oy
steam, Il. Money cal. Sterling To- Govern
ments weak; sixty-twos 81. Gold quiet az az ~
sostherns- Tennessees and North Carolinas
recovered from decline; others unsettled,
2 BALTIMORE, July 2o.-Flout advanced SOC; HOW
ard street srpyernne seas vs.: wheat higher; re-
ceInts light; sales new red 81 6oa1 75 white 81 IS
al so. western 81 6oa1 go. Oats, new and old,
Il 55are4. Pork firm. Bacon active; shoulders
15ac. whiskey 81 o2a1 os.39GsaN
CINCINNATI, July 2o.-Flour firm and aaiet;
family s7a7 Is. Corn, more seAers than buyers
at s4as5c. whiskey $1a1 Oh and In fair demand.
Mess pork $sl. Lard 18hc. Bacon heia hlghef
shoulders 14Ac; clear sides lsc. -. ,,,ela !
NORFOLK, July @.--uotton dull and unchanged
low middling nominal at l7xc; net receipts q
bates; es exports coastwise II; stock Ea. ecif
7 SAVANNAH, July Cotton quisr;; no stock
low mtddIinss ii Kali re; gales 12s bales; net re-
ceipts asj; exports coastWisc 2ss: stock 1891
::HcylfIr, July dun ana prices nomi
mai; miniddlings sales 50 bales; net receipts
s1s exports to oContlnent 500; eossswise 81; stocl
1889. /
NEW ORLEANS, July 2o.-cotsen dull and price
nominal; mtadlIngs 17al7Ko; sales 800 bales; ne
receipts IS; ccoastwise i: tetsl es; exports +
France lsoe; stock 1885,. Sugar, prime 1sc. n
molasses: whiskey ssas1 OK. Coffee prime ant
nominally at 17a17kc. Sterling s4ss4h. Sigh
Y premium. Gold o12. ,,ll,.,
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shipp;pins;..4Ism.5s
.,,i..:,.r 49,. sa' ~; -, gbippins af ,c@s yaT
DAC1FIC MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPTs
=. THROUGH LINE TO
CALF oRN1A, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier ,EEs.
No. a.. North River, foot OF Cana. SRtaE26 =
street, New York, AT 12 O'Clock noon, OF the 5th
and 21st. Of every month. except when these
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced'
Ing.
Departure Of the 2lst connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those OF 5th touch at Manzanilo.
Steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco for ia.
pan and China August l, $780,.
:. No California steamers touch at Havana, but
go direct from New York to AspnWall.
:, One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
afedicipe, and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets brother information apply
at the COMPANY,S TICKET OFFICE. on the
wharf, foot OF Canal street. North River, New
York. C F. r. BABY, Agent.
july16-1yr - sf.. ..H-i
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3, ia,s-A 81. GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE.

f., GS1A GRAND EFOoH lNtSCktiNCE.--
From the time when, In 1884, Dr!lRUGaE diseoF.
,efed lUarbonc Acldm and itsedtraordlnar medi:
cslsaee;s, nothing in the history Of Medicine has
equalied It,. Largely. usedby the French physi.
clans N treatment Of consumpuve: and scrofp-
oas diseases, It was introduced by the COURT Phy.
sictan Of Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, in:o Prus-
sis, and from thence 70 the United states. No
thing else Of the present day can equa. HEN
RY,s SOLUTION OR oARBoL1O CONSTITUTION
RESOvAToR- Patients get better aJrer o1ty one
coss has csea .aeen and We cordially recommend
II to the public.-iEditor "Argus." lanl1 1fr
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N.OR NEW YORK
ION SATURDAY.

The superior 'frst.Gclass side.wheel steamship
MANHATTAN. III. s. woodruff, Commander, Of
the New York and Charleston Steamship Com
pany's Line, will leave 'Adger,s South Wharf Oh
R5- The MANHATTAN Is handsomely and com.
fortably fitted up for passengers, and her table
Is supplied with oil Of the decacics OF the New
York and Charleston markets. -. s.r-
. Sst Insurance by this Line half per cent.
g 81 Cotton taken to New York, Liverpool. Bos
ton, Providence, and the New England mauufac
turing towns at lowest market rates.
., H1- The Side.wheel Steamship CHAMPION,
". Lockwood, Commander, follows on SATUR
BAY, July 80, at 8 O'Clock p. n. !
juiyls JAMES ADGER i CO., Agents.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

Interior Cotton Markets. ~
ATLANTA, July 1S.-The market closed at iec
fer midlings; 16o Iorlow dlings; 14c for gooa
Ierdipsry: 1Sc for otdinarY,d1 l. anF - :
MACON, July 1s--Eeceipt today % bales; sn}es
t4s: shipped a. The market continues dull, al;,
prices are merely rotninal.. We quote Inc nestG
nc, ss,,,t., i,r;. II il -. T5ll lS'i
COLUMBUS, July ls.-Our market in moderate
demand mlddlinEs Ito; low mddlings 16 }4c; eaifs
eobaless receipts 4 bales; shipments 81 bales.
July i1s.-Msrket dun a1d
nominal; low mtddang a53fGl6c q '';fi!f, ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-21
: Receipts by Isaiir,ad, July 80.
SOUTH, cAROI.IRh RAILROAD.

1877 bbls naval stores, as casks clay, cars lupa-
ber. cars wood: To W "a Whilden 8 co; John
.ston. Crews & CO, Smith q OhapeaI; Marshal, !,
Adger, II Granger. g Trenholm & Son. Clagi
horn, Herring Il Gu, Pelzer. Eodgers L co, 0lhees
& co, w Smith, 6 " Williams q co, and G ID
Walter & CO. s--. : - ~.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-21
2,6periat N1tffes.

i,iT,.sR HUMAEUM aE ST.. .! !ERRARE.-
This title apnorism, though generally applicable
toour worldly actions in every day life can, with
great propriety be used to exemplify the errors
We are SO apt to commit with references TO care
fnl attention TO our health. r...gefi, ,,'....l
4 Z .To err is human,m az regards the means we
ought to employ to preserves healthy condition
of the body. 80 -. .'..,7 -, .-....
The blood Is called the life Of the body
blotic nuid-aeep this up to the natural standard
and health Is produced and life Is prolonged.
All the functions OF the human frame; the cir
culation, the digestion, the secretions and excr
,Ions, sleep, mental yigor, &c, are performed er
fectIy If the life nnid is in healthy condition.
sOLoMoNs's BITTERS will be found tlie grea
biotlc correcror, the producer Of the red parti
cles OF the blood, :enrtching and purifying 1t
whereby the whole machinery Of the bod. viii d'
its duty naturally. - -, r-'n july2o -tnths3