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Proofs oT the Complete Pacihcation of the
Island OF Cuba.

Tho following extracts Of letter brought from
Cuba b. Gen. Ryan provo that, although the island
IL pl,.ly rac0Cd, slight differences occasionally
occur In the Villas district, wen as In Camagucy
and O cn'c The letter Is addressed by Gen. Mar.
eos q rcia T. Nj. Fife! 70, editor OF La RcroiUeioa
OF Ills city:
"Isrri cse you viii have been duly advised o. HE
ecwtrly ass'-siuation of our TN .ortunate friend
Homer T.; lut can assure YOU that his death,
~hc1 placed ne at TIC heai OF the Santo Espritu
diyis. IL, imIollod me to GycnCe tie death OF man
Ia whom the country lost one OF her Lest sons, and
I NY best niend.
by coma ing 20 nv care, IL unquesti Iraby the best
In the tcvulic in regard both To organization and
noraiit. In tie short space OF five months. when
INST took Charge II the division OF slnto Espihtu,
VIC have taken from the enemy over 3OJ arms aAd
lean state openly tlat
InE ESrHY, ALWAYS PAR GUARANTEEING rs
has never met my gallant fellows without lcavn, to
u tier AIRS sud thc.t dead On the 1Ah Of Feb
tn r. VIC captured 'cloOncr, the Juan Fernandez
b. rGuc Of Tho landing OF Gbura, and shot eleven
Non tccis: among them ltiin. who were going
10 Trinidad. We took possession OF eleven Rcnns.
tons, tNo thousand metallic cartridges a quantity
otNquors and provisions, and set the schooner ana
On the ali We burned the cane nclis OF the estate
haros, belonging to the traitor Fran isco Acostl,
1ud gs t,v garrison guarding the estate cnde4yOred
~ prevent u, hg'it ensued.
THE sPNSIAaDs FL-p,
ie'vng two kilc! and two pris'rcrs with their
ar =. Ga TIE 27h we captured a convoy between
icJtCa anl Rio GrUle; there ai.o the SpgnlarJs
Ian away; ,aNnG ,eNen r.scs al tonr clrb!ne,
Lleut ~ H. 60 10 az" WI "hlb " ctViif5men
o. u,s u!tti'h,, e,Hp,eItIy routed on te lsi OF
n'Iv" t"Il % 10 ltu' O.''TH tm 70 y, an
tie officers. On the 7th o tie same month We cap.
tuft. tn.h on ue ROAD IRON lt.ala I" si'to D.
L'.u' WEI Mas estoT.eu w ~ g! i,'r'' y Ter
~ 'h.t SOM ~ h.uIs ue Siah.agt' AGO. !cGN,i
90 h'', M ~ VIt9 ICaucu VIA pruIlt.y"s, On
we NE VI We -Jth We tooh ny Assault vac csllt'
g gu A,,y'l9' H'lVh HAl btlh IoTt,Acl "} tlr
GtI!' We ',uh uOtsesaIOl oi " hemihs IONS,
s"O' '"' N''E''Un' anu
DESTROYED THE FonrlTtcATIoNs
md the LuUlin a. On the . Aprll Col j, se paysa.
,.alC die. o. the div..i n ia nm acti.1 on ND
re'fOll t.,ys.n Xllt add s1nto Esoirltr conf1tpd
c.ft itU.n tons. I,c IN. ni.fC, "a uius N ed
4 ..s .pic tL e. seven d.vs inter, trusa,icd the
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NEW TOEk HERALD COEPS or EURO
PEAN UIR CORRESPONDENTS
Special Cnblc Dispatches Daily, Giving the
most Reliable War News that Can be
Obtained on this Continent.

We Lave spcclal correspondents III wing with each
division tic opposing forces Of France aad Prussia,
nd news d:enc'.s in the priIcipal capitss-Lond1n.
Paris 3e.ln, Madrid, Vienna end T.orouco-so that
nothing OF an important news Character c,ca?cs our
yi-ilan' re gre ea.a''yc,
oug new n"olcci IN the principal cities o; Europe,
and our system OF travelling correspondents. have
been LONG tablihoi,a fact tie readers OF the rGH
have doubt b,cone familiar WITH aud as our letters
from all parts Of tho Eastern rcMisphcgo Tor year,
pact have fully proven.
We do not prcie-d that orr comments upon tic vaf.
o. that our opinions upon III, p-oolb,, slccar.1 Of
eihcr lellIgcrent in contemplated movements, come
by the cable. Our only Is TO give to the ruolc The
inestth mo reliable and tbs most authentic record
OF facts rs they n h0 grand operations o. the
contcudm- ARMIES.
The noe York D37y HetdH Will he furarhcl 10
Subscribers at the rate OF q per month. The T5'ly
HeiGN viii be fout by mani for e. year.
}. Q. BENNETT. Editor and rro7tlc, oF--.idc,
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SPAIN SU R I'm Frs.
TIE sPAEIARDs coIPELL ED TO
EYtCUiTE PUERTO PRINCIPE.

The seat Of Government Moved TO the Sen
Coa-t-eix Hundrcd Spa niards Lost IN n
Iteht-Thc Cuban Arms Iict0riOus Eycry-
whrre-Ncar the End Of the struggle.
HAyASA, Aug. 20-The Spanish Government
Il eyacuating Puerto Principe. The Supreme Court
,Audieacia) has been removed to Havana. The
Finance Department has been lett in charge Of an
administrator whose residence IL lSed in tho port
OF Eutyias. The jurisdiction, which has s'wa.s
b,e, tho OCCUPANCY Of a Lieut., rant-Gov !or, As
been reduced to simple rural district (soDii"ia
Gs pdinioJ.
Every steamer arriving here from the north coast
for many days past has brought
LARGy NUMBERS oF WOUNDED.
Tho last one in yesterday brought ll6, md tie
two previous ones brought each at least as many
more. No information has leaked out ~ TO where,
b. whom, or WREN the spauiards we're beaten but
10 better evidence can be adduccd than these car
tccs Of wounded that the patriots OF Camaguly
aust have gained important successes lately.
The nj Int before last heavy train full OF wound
cd arrived at this city from Batabano Tho port OF
TIE south coast directly opposite Havana). The
train was detained ut Ia elena a, railroad station
In the suburbs OF this city, and not allowed to como
tn uttl midnight Report says that these wounded
tame nom Sauto Espiritn, and II has become known
that the
srASIARps HAVE DEM BADLY WHIPPED
near Il at ulace by the patriots under Gen. Marcos
Garcia. Ia Killed, wounded, and missing the Spaa-
Iards arc sail 10 nave lost ovor COO men
Tie s. aniarls In this city are fcarfuly down
hearted. TctwCtn the insurgents on one hand aud
tie Spanish Government on the other, thef see no
horo Of salvation. Ito DiGrio de Ia Marina says
that tie district CT Sieua has been invaded b. a
hcayy iOrce oil patriots under command Of Gen.
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THE COURSE or TRUE LOVE
~. Leuir Codueue Capturlni Sew
Yorkcr-PIayinR the Coauetfc, but Finally |
Yielding to Terrible DETERMINATION and

Yorkcr-PiayinRt the Coauetfc, but Finally
Yielding to Terrible Determination and
Dimes-Thc Bride OF nm Evening.
The st. Louis Democrat Of tie 9th instant tells
a strange story Of beautiful ooquotto Of that city,
who, while on n visit to New York last September,
put up OF the TiUh Avenue Hotel, and won tile
aft ctions of the assistant steward Of that establish
mcnt She encouraged lis attentions, and permit
tod Lin to write to her after her return to ST.
Louis, replying Gsscttlngly to his ardent rrocsta
tons OF love. In January last, however, she met
ycung st. Louis clerk, with whom she actually fell
in love, and agreed to marry him six months later.
Tlcn she let Tie New Yorker letters uuanswc~cl,
md lie, who was dead in earnest, started for ST.
Louis to learn the reason why. On arriving there
he lost no time in going to the residence Of tue gTl
1t so happened that the dry GOO Is clerk was at
tho very time with her, discussing OF their inutuly
ngrccdupon marriage. Looking through the blinds
shc saw her steward, and was astounled She had
scarcely time to beg her young beloved to retire
for heavens soke to retre-into another room,
wien the New Yorker was ushercd in.
Tie st. Louis lover retired to the next room, and
heard al that passed. After an interview with the
New Yorker the coque,tish miss wavered in her
preference. The man from Manhattan was in fierce
earnest, and had money and property, and would
marry Ter ut once. sho now scarcely know what to
do, but finally yielded TO the terrible determination
and dimes Of the Filth avenue lover.
The new match wns formally arranged. lie hnc
business at Rock Island and on his returning thev
would become one. Some seventeen hundred dol
lars he put In bank, lett tie check for " with her,
and set our for Rock Island. Hardly had he got on
board the steamer when, os the boat was swinging
90, swayng enar struck him on the head, gashing
1t irightfully and knocking him sensecss. lie was
taken to the Sisters Hospital and early the following
morning his borothed heard OF the disaster and
thiter TO SEQ hin. He HAD Tcgained corsciOu mess,
but his condition was deemed very critical At his
wish the priest WIS called and the marriage was
CalvHry Cemetery.
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Tic Seventh Ward branch of the proposed
Irish Directory mot last night to complete its
organization. The Hon. Rcl ard walters vigorous
" assailcd nl enemies OF Irish liberty, and more
particularly its arch enemy-Ensand. Ec ndvo-
Gated the raising Of b7ricades " necessary in the
city Of New York TO assert the rights OF Irishmen
His remarks were received with applause. Capt.
Murphy cxciteily declared that To Hon. Richard
OGorman AL given the cold shoulder TO his fellow
CCun'rincn that he had never done anything for Ire
la"d aud that III that gentleman exhibited any anx-
iuty Tor was Irish votes.
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SIR: Your account of the fight at the foot Of
N,.t Eleventh. srett veteran morning doe. nc
au ,uirstirC. Tnprc was n assault. M. no isli.
No caa,s were tItcu ol, I'D nornuuds acre foul rf
Mr.. SthpiiYe followed me and luul, me uUdw,rea.
0li not ,triSo him. nor max, any attempt 10 strike
hu. II | and been 30 disposed | could have kiieI
Lin. H,Nas So inst niGcant that merely pushed
lisa away, saying Schuitle, 20 away ~
Those who wituOt ed ais cONarl.y assault cried
"Srumc." For tue truth Of my settlement. 1 Wou.I
70 Ter you 10 Mcssrs Robert Ftidon, Ira Cou,cr
Hiram Ena;T nnl Benjamin ncUin who we're
present, and " itnessel the ssean't. Rcsrcrtmlly
L, CHAMBEElIN foot ". 2lhs.
NEW YORK, Aug. -, $50.
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An uonesr Man wronsrutry Accused.

In Tue Sun Of Thursday a clerk Of the Adams
Express Company IL represented as saying that he
believed that Mr.. Fleming of 21o Broadway, is q
business partner Of Adam Smith, the notorious
swindlcr. We know Sir. Fleming to be an honest
man. and nre certain that he has no knowledge OF
the scouudrc Smith or Of his business. II Smiths
express packages are delivered at 2l0 Broadway
they arc ccrtliuly not delivered to Dir. Fleming.
Mr. Fleming Is good halter and nm honest citizen,
and Iro.ets wOrkng Tor living instead of stealing
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A Wonderful Discov cry-An Honest Tam
many O1icinI.

Mr.. Noah 4. Child5, Water Purveyor while
ffreen- with 1nE Sun that the trap blocks now
lied up in Spring street near Broadway, are mis-
cradle cuttings, Informs that he has ordered the
contractor to have them removed this week II that
worthy does rot comply, the city viii remove thcm
for him and charge the expense TO his account.
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There was n good rot at Fashion Course yes
terdaN II was u sweepstakes OF sNU, In which
W"le 9. %. -cd W, Nclto. sris bay reding Rob Roy,
a. &, W lfsOn's black rcldng Harry, N. MeNVmlr-
r. bro IN marc R1-e, \. q. Cnrry's hay mare Lady
rlSile't, and G. li1oges sorc gclding sir Peter.
Ihe rice vas mile meats, three in Ave, in harness
nc distnLccG Sir Peter and Rose, and won a good
race, but well contested by Harry The winner is
fine, saslng horse, full OF promise. Harry was in.
yorte before the start, at even 10 to against tho
field; but Rob Roy was after tho first heat. Tho
bacGers OF Harry caught heavy fall. Time, Az
244, 2:iS.
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The Mercnutiis Library Open.

Sig; | noticed an article in THE Sun Of the
9ith inst, stating that the public Libraries ere all
closed for the sumner, which il not correct. The
Mercantile Library Is not closed this summer, aud
even II II Was coscd, they have mace provisions for
persons leaving &c city. wish you would let The
sUS saine upon tie subject.
CONSTANT READER.
NEW York, Aug. 25, 1870.
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The Handsomest mud Most Industrious
Judge in New York City,

Justice Joseph Koch is setting bright exam.
pie TO the President and Cabinet at Long Branch.
Beside attending to his court he has filled the
bench for Judges Bowling, shandley, Kiyn, Ia IT.
man, Quinn, Kane. and Lane. In addition to all
this during this hot weather he has daily visited
Long Branch anu taught many ladies the art Of
cquCsiriausm aud how TO swim. hnndsomer and
harder working Judge than Judge Koch could not
well be found,
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The Hon. Horace Greclcy's Views, OF the
GOvernOrship.
Itnnl Iha NIin InrL nen. ncrnt

The following letter from Hon. Horace Greeley
to literary society in Pennsylvania, as deciplerod
by the Secretary, is supposed to furnish Mr.. G.'s
latest views On the Goyeinorship;
NEW YoRK.
DEAR SRI am ynccinated and yawnine at Ish.
uael; lie surely Is not fishing shad all the while at
Flu SIS but wrote line TO fetch her forth dccep.
ton Is thus moderated yciOusly II Idaho fails Car
rot promise to wait Perhaps spin liz are endej-On-
urely my bow. bores. -
lsgacdl HORACE GREELEY.
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Tho L 1ys in Blue last evening formed permanent
organization for the fall campaign with President,
Gen. Alfred Pleasanton; 1t Vce.prosident, Gen. 4.
II. Jones: . Nice-prcsdent. Gen. Henry f. Davies;
treasurer. Ccl. Geo H. YIoprcr: Rrcord!n. Score
tsry. Cnpt. NJ. tt9-au; CCTcsYona ing Secretary.
col j. =. Meredith. General P.,as.uton delivered
an address.
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The Ice-pick Murder.

Before the people recover from their asionish-
mont at tie verdict IN the ice pick stabbng case,
whereby deaf mute lost his life, and before 1t be-
concs secure In an amor Of oblivion II Will be well
TO INFORM the authorities that three Of The Elk jury
inquest took place, that ths alegeL murderer would
huIe.y bC acquitted.
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new YORK, Aug %, is7O.
MASKED IIirwaymen on a Railway Train.

ST. Lows. Aug. 2o-At Scott Station, two
men, masked anu otherwise disguised, ente red tho
United STATES cypress car OF the Missouri Pacific
tran due heve at U O'Clock this morning. They
made n furious onslaught upon the messenger, John
ClevOaHd, beat him severely, bound ana gagged
him They then robbed the safe of $1,000 In
money, and as TIE traia approached Jefferson CITY,
luauv1 VI and escal I'd.
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p0RG.-In Cincinnati ONO. or weinc,dav. Aorf =,
1870. bv Judge NJ. y. Force. of the Hamilton Coul
Court Of Common Pleas, John Borg frOhi Euphros
BorW.
DUGH.-In Cincinnati. Ohio. on wclncsdnv AMI
Is. $50, by Judge N. +. Force Of the Common Peat
Eudora Dugh from William II. Dugh
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On Thursday Robert Major, of4j5 IVES; TWEEN
tl-seconl street, while rowing IN the North River,
was oyerlau,cd 10y Alonzo Provost and Christopher
| Eaaerty who boarded nis cr, and robbed lin Of
Ii, watch and wallet. 1Ley were c':aiui.ted b. jos
/ titp ..handlpV.
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KRAUsKOPF- sHOTTICK ON SUNDAY. Aug. q, \.
Kraus ECf TO Dora Shotick, eldest daughter OF Mo:
ShntticT, both Of th's CITY.
sM11H-REED ON Tuesdav, Aug. 81, YIN. SMITH q
GLASGOW. Scotland, to s. sGtcl. Youngest daughter 0f
j. ~. Reed, Esq OF Old LYmc. Conn.
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EIAANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY, Aug. Pep. M.-The various depart
mcnts OF the Stock Exchange huve been very dull
and without important significance. In railway
shares the market was heavy and dropping, with no
disposition among the brokers or outside operators
to speculate. Pices consequently gradually de-
c'ired throughout the Cay, the range having hccn
from = to I q cent, compared with the orelnS
quotations.
The volume Of business in TIE Cola Room was
very small, tic price 1Lctuaiing between iiGa AMI
1867. There were evidences 20 day Of the oper.
atoms Of any clique though considerable sales wero
effected at 1iGS but there was no feature Of interest
presented during the dcy. There vas less active
demand for CASH gold, which was carried at ., and
z cent; nrer Clearing House balances were car.
ried frcc OF Interest. The specie thus lar engaged
Tor tie Cunarder tomorrow amounts to 100000.
The total coarinss at The Gold Exchange Dank were
$1fCOr 900; GOLD balances, g. 03 2}s AMI currency
balances. sl,2jj,2J0 The principal quotuonl
were:
iS&S NNwiilccXill.}}H. Mo M tPfNNiy'Bs,
Foreign exchange, trough dull, has bc,n strong,
the basis OF 1O0A11l97S for prime co DAYS bills,
1ioisG1iO14 for sight, and l0.UlO04 for CONNER
cial.
Ihc money market has been without noticeable
change, borrowers call readily supplying their
requirements at 2 cent, with exceptional trans
actions at anl c. Lenders, no Eeyer, not dis
posed to employ their funds on tins engagements
in view Of TIE condition OF the banki, and sue
loan. arc not ueroiqtcl below full bank rites d.
| counts duli, buf ftrn, at to " cCat for
strictly Grst-clls, arcc, .auc1s.
| Government bonds have boon dull. IN svmNathy
with the duilnrss of thc other markets., and prices
have tccn steady. The German blnECrs nave bcep
inactive, willie business oy't the counters OF the
| leading dealers Las been also limited. On Moniay
| next tie Treasury bc.ius TIE rrr.nvmont Of the
| ssp'cmber interest. WitaOut rebate, which amounts
TO sI,1s6,slL25. iEc market closed dull aid Henry
| Cless Co., 81 Wall street, report Al ; T.. NJ:
rs currency f 'ifa rs 5 fc ~ ia
se. s. s. Ss5,upp,....ii$ ms cisSl 5i'... s. r.
On ,Atrerae au.ta'iors, y y. Central stock nac
! tWtrd 3. 'H"cu 0ls AL "'.. 50 .!p, Nlf. .Ni.
| bro. .2' "21; krgii1.. % 4 IJt Lake S.ui''.
| Oh. 4sl; Wabash, bls sd; NortnE cf'grn com.
| NOR, ell0.,O; We. ~. j, s"''5.; Rock I-1ui
| 49, 1t!As; 81. r1M crluon, coz 80 ; and
| tho prc.crol, 1G'i ~. OUo aru Nl.-i,. inu
| was steady IT a3'. piu,lurTu, 1864 iu5l
! and Ncw Jci.,y Cegtral. 1Jlt. Invest
| icut securities No.c fu'l with o3'cs oi Delaware
| LackaWauna. and Western Ht 1uo'. d1N6; Duhuqu,
and sioux CITY, 100; c., G. ma 1. {. Il; aud G. G.
ous list VIA also quiet, but weak, Pacific Mali de
Ginning from c'is 70 So Western Union Telegraph
2is 90 S3ts aud Man. o-a preferred, 81 II "a. TX
press shares were lightly dealt IN, American rang
In. at iCG4O]a, and the remaining sales bcins N
smsll lots.
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A. many of che Complaints Of Children
originate from the irritation and the arrangements
caused by wormt, remedy that Will ccctualy rid the
system these pests wen calculated to DO Of great
benefit and TO be frequently required in every family.
Or. u. Jaynes Tonic Venniruge s such PREPARATION
not only certain to destroy worms bat most excellent
for the purposes OF General Tulic strengthening tao
stomach aud digestion, and d'sspatin, any fchrc
tendency in the system In Dyspepsia, ycuu= md Old
will ind II equally effective, and alto "tcr rene
dy Of more general application coul1 BE- E9?t IN tHc
household. Sold everywhere. Small Size - cents.
double size q cents pes bottle.
What hid f-Lyons Kothairon made my hair
sot luNuriaut. and thick, and lIagaus Magnolia Balm
changed that tnow complexion no the marble beauty
You now sec This is emphaucaly tho language q ~
who use these articles fine head 1fha!r md arcrrcd
complexion the greatest attrsclo ns woman can
possess. The Kathairon and Magnolia Pain are Jiss
what will give them 70 you, and nothing clss will The
Balm IA the bloom OF youth. II makes lady OF 50 s9-
pear but 20. Both articles entirely harmc =, aud
pleasant. Tncy should be In ever iaGJf pos es
cfNp
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CHYkP CAuRAGrs,-Wood BROTHERS Co. have
removed to tier rev premises, an Broadway door
bciuw AsIOr ulsce. and are sclag Carriages cheaper
0VGT=1dg
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To-day the first trol,.ng meeting commences On
tlr Eou.rouU. Paris Course at Long ls'ar', Ii'.r
wil he three day. race, two Of which " i'' be
truttcd TODAY, Tie fret is flr nurse al S2Ol 'ur
horses that rave never beaten 233 mic n"a'- lro,
IN five IN harness, Tho entries arc 81. ] mo, (Nho
will be protested IS iro'crinlO sahc, Nelly Nor
rill, Fanny Ian Lett, George v. Patterson, Ond'r-
d0ur L known Revenue Lay Wells Lia2c Ke-
Ter, and II omas Jefferson. In tn pools ,ud last
night they stool rs follows:
LADY weIs. IS S. 40 Is % q -
81. Flno,,. .,..,.,.,,....,.. - - lg 70 y iG a
I'd. M.c..,.'..,, - & u Is Z 20
IDe second race VIII te for q rurae Of seCol or
ho-'e' t.ut have ncygr beaten $50 milo heats, three
boo ave In laru6ss. Tho crfriof tire Col Rufsa
lr.o Gre II. MARY, Harry D., Z Ina, and Carol l.
'Cre wore no pools sold IN this rice, but IN the
Letting Green If Tie lav,riic, and RUsacl second.
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FR TroN Dn,T -Is there any hair colOrng prop.
nr .r. ct'"rh"rc or In In one, inst re'cmhlrs INA.
q 4 ar fl' that now from the bottle dnrs not stnin
ne 'Hn and UFodrc none but natural shades Of color
III h 4 d : =
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Arrived-FHDAY, Aug 60
SHIP Trimountan, Liverpool, merchandise.
nrig Osprey, iow Bay coal.
SchT CALVIN, husquasl lumber.
SchT Edna, Grand BasSa, palm oil, &C,
Ano, Tie usual river aud cOastwise vessels,
Enthusiastically Washington for Wilmington
barks haruho Celento aud Naoya virginia, Ineste.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED or.
puxKEsTowF, Avg. &C. CHINA AND Tglpon. New York.
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Hhc steadily increasing business of the Mutual
benefit savings Fam, In tie sun Bulanr, Il evidence
tnt the puOIc apIrt, se It's adyGAta"os. Money NO..
rOs.teaLuW draws interest nom scptcHlJ yg lido.
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LIZZIE" 10 s-0H~.N"' fi'"'
NEW loEK' Aug. =, ls'J.
IisH' N|HoG Itad S'.Feli'y q sac .
Ni'.; 'a ave tie honor ~ respectfully invite your
tueurr to tue tehu,e OF M snip inc FLORIDA, o1i
" ".4.H wan provisions ava munitions OF VAR
Tor ga Graz, ny the uh'l.l '1't7 MARSHAL, under
me a -i,' oI Az get NrlaugI oil TIE lcu'rtnty
EWs, pcdth. b' tue NpAH.'u Va .in.er ana uhs al,
HHte0l'h are TIE anps f'cnip'A an hst 81
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Lndiea and gents wishing hoots and shoes,
gOUd al tic es, n. Uueratp pticcs, pHu OuIle
MILLER CO., UnoB square.
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Business Gotlt,s.


For myself have been using MRS. wlNsLOWs
SOOTHING SYRUP In my family since first In ,roluc.d
In this city. link It excellent article, and wonld
not be without II on any consideration Extract from
}. ID. Adamss letter TO Chicago Times
ltsoftcns the gums reduces Inflammation, reg plates
the bowels, wind collie and HciIity tyGs
rest aud health to the child and comforts the moter
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MIRINE ISTELLIG ENCE.

hIEIATuRE ALMAEAc-THls DAY.
I'M rises.....5 n Sun s..,,o sihOou sets,,. SO
mon MATER-rHIs nay.
Sandy Hook. 81 dow Island. 70 Hell Gate, 10 rs
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TINE LAST srANIsH OUTRAGE.

10 Bancroft Davis after Another 500, eco
Br.b, t-Thc American Government Help
ia 10 Ruin Ouc Of L. Own Citizens.
The following correspondence has been Oh
kia,d " us fol pub,icliiOn:
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arttlaI !lolit,s.

LING Wan. CIII MISE PHYSICIAN.
~ Last Fourteenth street.
as 500 new incidence. tutrs declared hopClcs9
ly O.Ier ply slcaus.