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nor 0t7er Riper Ileals. See F0arta rare.
Weather and wafer.

The weather, yesterday forenoon
was nearly clear and extremely hot
the mercury reaching go before II
O'Clock, but dropped TO 92o from IL t.
2 Pm. There was . gentle breeze
from the southeast. The river, dur.
ing the "a hours ending at BPM, had
fallen three inches, and will nov gc
down. doubtless, as rapidly as it rose,
and perhaps to lower point than
heretofore reached this season.
ArrI walls and Departures.
The arrivals and departures yes
terday include only the Fayette. Hem
derson and return; Pine Bluff, Grand
view and return; Morning Star.
Louisville and return.
Beats Due Here.
Among the first boats due here are
the Tarascon, from louisville; Mary
Miller, from Cairo; st. Marys and
Leonidas. for New Orleans; Evans
vile, from Bowling Green.
Boats Leaving To-day.
FoR CAIRo.-The new and peerless
City of Evansville, one of the most
pleasantly and elegantly appointed
steamers ahoat. is the regular packet
for Cairo and all way ports at 4. P. N.
to-day. Capt. Jack Grammer, one of
the most popular stcamboatmen in
commission, is her commander, AID
Nick s. Pennington, Sam. B. Laugh
lin and Negley Rudd are her compe.
tent, courteous and popular clerks.
The villagers and peasants will as
semble at 3 Pm. to see Little Barefoot
come tripping down the mountain
side"
For LOUISVILLE. - The famous,
feet flying. favorite Tarascon is the
regular Louisville packet at IL P NJ.
to-day, and is the most graceful, neat
and elegant boat on the western wa
tiers. Passengers can not find a more
pleasant boat. She is in charge Of
those eminent navigators aud sterling
gentlemen, Capt. james Mather, M.
ID. Warren and Phil Beverly.
FoR GRANDvIEw.-The feet AID
popular Pine Bluff goes to GrandView
and all way landings as tho regular
coast packet, at Bpm. to-day. She
has pleasant passenger appointments.
Capt. Lafayette Elder. John A. Ad-
ans and Robt. Adams are her oblig-
ing and attentive officers.
FoR BOWLING GREEN.--The beau
tiful and popular steamer Evansville.
having elegant passenger accommoda-
tons, leaves at A PM. to-day, for
Bowling Green and all Green River
way landings, in charge of Capt. Sam
uel Coombs, and with w. holland
and Leopold Kahn doing tho honors
of the office. Passengers will receive
the most courteous attention.
FoR HENDERSON, The popular
and punctual Fayette leaves as usual
at 3 pm. for Henderson. with first
class accommodations for passengers.
and elegant officers. Captain a. %.
Durland commands. and James III.
Letcher and Jerry Boyle have charge
of the Office,
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Notios 10 Contractors

SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE
- received at the County AUDITORS Of-
nee until WE'D NE5UAXs August "a. 1870
at 10 o'clock AM for the construction OF b
Bridge across Blue Grass Creek, ia Centre
Township. The location Of said hridRe iB
i'm mediatelV upon the Congregational
township line, one aud half miles from
the Hooker school House, Plans and
specifications are on file in my omces
Separate bids viii be received for the anut-
mentH and superstructure. The Commits
sioners reserve the right TO reject any or
all the bids. WICE0k BL8DEs
Auditor Nenderbnrgh County.
I EVANSVILLE. Aug. ". lhI0--anLa lM#Io
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aid DIR. m BATHS many years ex-
~ perIenee In curing the deblittated and
diseased disclosed the startling fact that
three-fOurths of those suffering with D7ts-
pepstd. Nervous DebfEfklf kShdaGsfef V1tutif1f.
C0nsaezRpet04a. CQnceroges a Elections, Disease
Of the LspeT, EpfLepsg, Paralysis, and Dis
cases Of the Kidneys and Bladder, were
caused by and could only be cured after
curing them of SsnlfndL Wedkness , Is
immense practice has made his treatment
as near perfection as possible. Many of
his patients had paid from el00 70 $6 900 for
medicine and treatment before seeing
MIN. NO better proof that patients can
not be cured Without a searching exam.
inatton or all symptoms and complica-
ttOns1 and scientific treatment by an expe-
rienced physician. Those at a distance
can be cured at their homes without an
interview. Advice free at 10 Broadway
New YORK. There are SO many unsuccess-
fuI physicians, DIR. HEATH will merely
say he Is the author of two elaborate
works on Medicine and Surgery and one
on Chemicals fvI3
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Closing Out Sale.
JeWeIry and Watches at PrI-
Vale sale ana Auction.

AZ ESSR ROsENCRANZ IL SMITH
~ having dissolved partnership, the
STOCK and fixtures of their Jewelry Store
gard TO cost, until Thursday, the 18th. on
and after W mich date they will be sold ont
at auction without reserve.
The stock comprises Gold and Silver
Watches, Jewelry, silver and Plated Ware
and CLOCKS of all descriptions.
The fixtures consist OF Mar bIe-top Conn
Side Show Cases and q Burglar. proof Safe
The Store, No. IL North second Street, viii
De 10 rent aIJeE Tue nFst OF Ssptemb Der, Mr..
room In HalIock & Fordss drugstore. No
81 Main street. where he will continue the
aug1I-tf
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(No. 15ST.)
United States MarshaI's Notice.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
District Of Indiana, (sss
"YHEBEA9, q libel of information
Wv was nled IN the District Court OF the
United States for the District OF indiana
on the LIST day of August, 1876, by George
McNatrys against the steam boat Evaus-
VILE (wheFeaf samuel w. Com bs "a Mas
ter. her engines tackIas apparel and fur
ntture. seized at said District on q cause
of subtraction OF wages, and damages,
civil and maritime, and praying process
against said goods, and that the same
may be condemned and sold therefor.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the Mo-
milton under the seal Of said Court to me
directed and delivered, do hereby give
public notice 10 all persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or In any man
ner interested therein. that they be and ap-
pear before the said, the District Court of
the United States to be held at the CITY OF
indianapolis, IN and for the District OF In
diana, GA the nrst Monday of SeDfember.
next, at 10 O'Clock of the forenoon OF that
day, then and thore 20 tnterpose their
claims and make their alterations in That
behalf BEN. SPOONER
Marshal u, B.
by sAMUEL DAY, Deputy.
Attest: ]. d. Rowland, Clerk. au9.i4t
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lllss0lnfl0n

TINE FIRM OF BUmPMREW. LEW
IN is 81 Co, BIZ this day dissolved by
mutual consent, o. w. kERNEY retiring
from the same The business Will be cone
tlnued by the mmdefHiWneas under che
style Of Humphrey q Lewis. -
II. M. HUMPHREY.
GEO. j. LEWIS.
In retiring from tho above firm / take
this opportunity Of thanking my friends
for their share 81 patronage, and Soliciting
a continuance TO the new nrmf which il
take pleasure In endorsing mn worthy OF
their confidence. U. W. KHH@EG.
August q. 1870 mui8 awW
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RESTAURANTS.
LIVE 81 LET LTVEy
JOHN O. SOHWEIZER.
Main st. Exchange.

BET. FIFTH AND SIXTH SITS,
The Cheapest Oyster House in Town |
rRESH OYSTERS OF THE Finest
Is quality receiv ed from Baltimore daily
per express.
Meals at all hours-S5 cents; Oyster Soup
20 cents; Lodgings IS cents.
Open from An. to u I'm. Idea d1y
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OANDIDlTEs, AgN0UNgEMEELg.

JAMES q. JONES will be q candidate
for Judge Of the Criminal Circuit court OF
A. l.. ROBINSON s. q candidate for the
otnce OF Judge OF the Criminal Court OF
NanderburRh County. 5Rt8
AUGUST BRAUNs rs a candidate for
the ofnee Of County Auditor. subject 20 the
decision 0f the Republican Convention.
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PIMPLEa an - FAnE.

For Comedones, Black. worms or Grubs,
Pimply Eroptions and blotched disdgura-
tons on the face, Use PeTryis ComedOne
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PHAI4ON'S +" EsAPEAMAN SOAP To-
the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, will no
chap the skin. Price p cents per cake.
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FOR MORN PATIHEs. FRGOKLEs

UEE "PERRY'5 MOTH and FRECKLE
LOTION the only Reliable and Harm
less kennedy for removing brown discol-
orattoas from the Fase. Prepared by DIR.
B. q. PElsRY, 40 Bond street, ". X. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. aprI-6m
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sFLOR DE BaAwO.o
~FL0E DE " AYO.1
A New Perfume tor the land kerchfef.
Exquisite, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance,
PHAL0N a. SON New York.
9ald nv all drugvfafs Tfv
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Evansville Lna
RRAHUFACTuR OF C0MTIWua
AMA Gus Gum Work, Gold Silver, Eul~
canite, CorRlite, and Amber Platea, 0arVe1
Work, Artificial PalnteB, &C.
ADMINISTRATOR Of Nitrous Oxide
Ian excellent and Bsfa anmsthetiolt Chlt.
roforns Ether, and also several local pare
lyzers
NEURALGIA Affections treated.
Ny FACILITIES are an good and mF
5gtabmahment as larEge tconslhtlng Of HIvA
roomHl as any In the United States,
RETURN Ny THANKS for the e1
tenaive patronage received during the pRHl
EIGHT YEA fEA u1chW
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DISTRICT EXECUTIFE COMNITTRE

Daviess-DR. w. A. HORRALL.
Rnox-GEN. Lag. NOBLE.
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5pencer-L- 5. GILKEY.
Perry-JOHN HuCKEBY.
Vanderburgh-W "A BAKER.
- CAPP.I. ESSLINGER,
F" JAMES FL. McNEELY.
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ear For BLACK WORMS and PIMPLES
on she face, use PerTy's Consedone a1ad PM
pie Remedy, prepared only by DIR. B. @,
PERRY, ~ Bond Street, New York. Sold
everywhere. the trade Supplied by whole
sale medicine dealers. Inol7 dam SpJI
R~ To remove Moth-Patchss. FreckIes
and Tan from the face, use Pe75y's Moth
and Freckte Lotion. Prepared only BY d,
b. O. PERRY. Sold by all druggists.
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WHITING FOR THE yICToR.
some Speculation Concerning the Probable
Winner an the Ocean Yacht Rnec-The
Cruise of the Yachts in Waiting.

some Speculation Concerning the ProbnbI Ic
Winner an the Ocean Yacht Rncc-The
Cruise of the Yachts in Waiting.
II is generally conceded that the yachts
cruising about Sandy Hook on the lookout for
the nrrival Of the Dnuntless and Cambria will
enjoy two or three days tacking about before
they will signal the winning boat. Bets to any
extent al 100 to % can be had on the Dauntless.
The Dauntless when sighted was nearly 900 miles
TO the southward OF tie Cambria aud though not so
near tie Sandy Hook Light House in direct line,
was 800 miles TO Nindwnri. II is generally believed
by the old salts that neither Of the yachts will turn
up tofore Monday or Tuesday. There are only three
or four yachts at Clifton, g. L. the Phantom, Fleur
de Lys, Rambler, md Alice. all lying Oh the Club
house. The Madeline passed mp toward the Hook
yesterday siiernoon, aud will Join the feet cruising
there The Magic is living or BIth.
At the meeting OF the members OF the Club yes
terday afternoon, with Commodore Siebblns in the
chair, considerable business was discussed, but
chiefly Of private nature. commu aiea,ion was
reed from Mr.. Ashbury, sending them h.ock model
OF the Cambria. twenty-five new members were
elected
The America was admitted as O club yacht Ad.
miral Porter was elected an honorary member and
intends entering t1e America for the cup,
The yachts now laying OF the CluD House will 20
TO the Hook IN Saturday. EI Con u odore Kidd
party on board.
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sPARKs FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

The entries for the great OF the August meet
Ing Of the Buffalo Driving Park Association close
Saturday afternoon.
Red cloud says that IL all his people do not make
treaty, lie will leave them and Join the whites. lie s
going TO send bis soa East to he educated,
The annual commeI cement exercises at Dart.
mouth COLLEGE Yesterday were attended by Gov.
stearns and many other distinguished citizens,
The yacht kirkland, with Commodore Snyder and
the Shell Yacht Club on board, arrived in Fortress
Monroe yesterday. She soils to-day for Cape May.
The steamer Acushnet. from New York for New
Bedford, went ashore Point Judith yesterday morn.
ing She is breaking up. Her passengers were landed
atSewport,
by the will Of the late Mrs. &. D. Childs who died
In Utica last saturday $50 900 Ia bequeathed to Ham
ton COLLEGE, Her husband, who died few years ago
gave FD,OO TO the same Institution.
Fsusts Hail. Salt Lake City was on Wednesday
nLht densely crowded at the nrst meeting OF the Lib
eral party Of Utah, to raiily the uation OF Gen.
Congress,
Patrick and Griswold have been arrested Ia Colo.
rado FOR PARTICIPATING Ia tho hanging VI Jsnles ONel
some days ago This the hrst instknce In the terrific
~ Whetep the Legal authorities have lnterftred with
the acts OF the so-chlled Vigilsntes
The award OF g. 900 for the arrest of the sssail
ants OF James Brooks, an ipernsl revenue oincer,
some months ago 10 Philadelphia. was made yesterday
BY the Goyernment Two tnousand dollars were given
Tho ship Bengal froh Csrdin for Singapore, wheh
with the British bark Bers shire Capt. Ora 81 from
hauritius. The latter vessel Was Immediately sunk.
Capt Grant. his sister, and nVs other peron "a pgng
10 the bark we're Loaf
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POVERTY CORNER.

The Early Birds that Went for the Worm
Collector Murpbv's visitors-Rnra Avis
from the Republican General Committee.
Collector Murphy and Naval Officer Grinnell
entered their respective Onfces yesterday morning,
with comparatively little annoyance nom the rare
political birds that have so long been lowering
around the granite pile OF Poverty Corner. The ru .
NOR that there would be few IL any changes before
the nrst OF the month had tendency to keep the
most modest OF the applicants at a distance. The
appearance OF Gen. John Cochrsne President OF the
Union Republican General Committee, entering the
Custom House, raised hope in the breasts OF many
an anxious orice seeker; but the General merely
called to pay his respects to the Collector; so,
too, did Senator Fowler of Tennessee State Senator's
Bon. Field, Hustled. and Palmer, T.. ID. Webster. u.
$. District Attorney Noah Davis Postmaster Jones,
tho Hon. John Hill and Con. Halstead of New Jor.
sey, Col. Frank f. Howe, Gen Lloyd Aspinwall,
Gen. Palmer. Appraiser General Merritt, Indian
commissioner Parker the Hon. VIM n. Rvarts,
Judge Benedict Mr. Franklin, agent of the Cunard
steamers, MIR. Kunhsrdt agent OF the Bremen
steamers, and host OF others Secretary Terwilli.
ger was busy nearly all day. inspecting the person.
mel OF the various departments. looking into the
books, and examining the papers and vouchers
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NEW JERSET.

A sohutzen Corps numbering ffty men has been
organized In Carlsbad
The Carlsbad, n. j., Germans meet tomorrow
night TO raise funds for the Prussian war.
Herman Hubreck. German laborer, fe'l through o
hatchway in East Newark last evening and was in.
sIautly Killed
Charles Sell who cut his throat on Sunday at Lake
View, dIed Yesterday morning. He resisted all efforts
TO save bis life.
Tho three:days' festival OF. the New Jersey schue,
zen Corps ended Yesterday In Mount Pleasant Park
Jersey cIy. Mr.. Nicholas CTuzIus was crowned Schuet
zen Kipg.
Charles Sell, who was found on Sunday last in
AcLbDage plot at Lake View, near Paterson with his
throat cut from to ear, died yesterday in the ss
terB' Hospital
Frank Daley, watchman IN Ryle's silk mill Pster.
son. became oyerheated while cleaning out the eng
fre- yesterday morning, and, after wandering about
tie SieeS an hour died IN B. b. Deans store in Broad.
way,
The Board OF Polic. Commissioners OF Jersey
City met last evening and suspended Sergeant Tehan
OF the third precinct for neen days and reduced him
while on duty.
Wirk, tho editor OF the Paterson Press yesterday
said that the circulation OF TnK sun iOS 900 This
s the nr time he has ever told the truth since he
mil suicide 70 DAY.
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THE DOGMA PROCLAIMED.

Imposing Religious Ceremonies In st.
Peter's-Thr Psntin Prociaiming Infalli-
bility in Public Session Of the Coaneil-
Rsjsieinu In Rome md Sco61ng In Madrid.
Paris, July 2l.-As was previously announced
in briei despatch the dogma OF the infalibliy oi
the Pope was proclaimed at Rome on Monday last
Its promulgaton was attended with the most i'm.
posing religious ceremonies, and was received with
rejoicing.
The public session OF the Gcumenical Council was
begun at O'Clock in the morning with the celebra.
tion OF mass. The Holy Father arrived at the con
clu-ion OF the mass, and then prayers were offered
invoking the aid Of the Holy Spirit The Fathers
then called upon for their votes on the entire
schema OF primacy and nfallibility, and IL WI.
adopted by tGe figures before reported namely Bs
voted p'doet. and only two non pIdc6L
In this vote an legitimate opposition Il ended.
The Pope theu appeared and promulgafed the ne "
srticle OF faith and the ceremonies closed with n
Ie Detn, In which all the members OF the Council
and the spectators joined with enthusiastic devo.
ton
MADRID, July 2i.-The Spanish press generally
ritlieues the proclamation Of the dogma OF infali
bilitY.
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Tho white slaves Meeting.

The Saleswomens Early Closing Association
met last night in Plympton Hall. The room was
hed by pretty girls, fanked by sundry young retail
clerks who attended to assist them in the parlis-
mentary business. The lively Meta" who has
championed the "sales ladies" in THE SUN was In
the chair. One hundred and fifty girls signed the
roll. Miss Meta urged them to show their spirit,
and not to be afraid OF being found out by their en-
ployers. Others also spoke. and tho male speakers
promised the store keepers warm time IL they kept
their storSa open beyond o'clock after the lat OF
September. John Wettembachsr was elected Presi--
dent; Miss Ne,to, Vice President; Miss Josephine
Crawford and Miss j. Smith, Secretaries aud bliss
Kate Donnelly, Treasurer. II was decided that any
employers should be allowed 10 attend the meetings.
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The North German Steamers not Exempted.
XAsuINntnS Inlx ol Harm laroIt ihia
THE VAR IN THE CITr.
The Union Republican General Committees
Wnr MectinG-The Republican Party
Fspousrs the Cause OF Germany-Exciied
Di.cns.ion No ReIcrencc Permitted.

The Union Republican General Committee :
wnr MectinG-The Republican Party
Espousrs the Cause Of Germany-Exciied
Discussion No Reference Permitted.
The Union Republican General Committee met
last night, Gen. John Cochrane in the chair. Mr..
Augustus I Smith proposed the follow ing resolu.
uons:
ReSoired That as men and Americans We deeply de-
plore the armed conflict mat threatens two principal
nations with which the United states have ever been
spesGe:
to is traditional policy avoiding entangilns alliances
with princes and potenAtes, the sympathlcs Of the
Imperial Ism 10 one country wages a. sfes.iye war upon
nsiGnsl unity in ,n9t6sr and where e spite
nTs onse @ sSs SGSnq snS of e SSS by the
ally early history, confess the greSicr anti.
wS Si
S na &. RT1fGs pton q rs
ton IN RELATION 20 our recent struggle to preferve the
h,soired That the early esDoa;s BY German, Amcri.
cans o. ne cause Of Nee labor besond the Ms,s,ipP
principle. on 2 hundrcd nelds Of bsttei with the
military Journey from Sumter 10 Appomaito1H @ are
Tlghily rtmCGpsrcd now ,hat the red planet Of war
,Re@sS,ssd Tna,s, or own aEhi Tor linton grew IN.
Ssp To uRS S sT s % ys S.
ed III fatherland and throughout The world.
The adoption Of the resolutions was proposed,
when the Hon. Benjamia F. Manierre proposed tina /
the resolutions should be referred to the Executive
Committee.
Nr smith onnosed tI,. re,erence nrd bor.d ,b.v
vonid nass German ci,i,ens he snid had snnnor, az
ed the United states in its iatc strnggIe ond bat
more usrticulariy led in lie irnion movement
in the West, and achieved many victories for the
nor,o, op H. nonnIator snch me-, s =. s.,o,nnn
Snyarnor ~ = Wos,nsn S1,,a and ,Ia asi,an, ~ II
SI,etnVL " messon Si SsJ", anu he S.nt ia "a, Snii
mit,ee ought 10 support such men.
MIR. James Pemborton thought the resolutions
ought 10 DC aeted upon aI once. Inc friendship OF
foTrot,en bnt he considered il won,d he nice. of
impertInenee 10 interfere between two nations sSht
ing for matters which concerned them alone He
did moi think the Committee shouid interfero in
behalf of a Protest,nt peSpf,, "
MIR Beemey was against the resolution and
thought that IL was only intended to catch the
German vote II tho Germans were sincere. no
such action was necessary 10 secure their
to the Republican party
Mr. Hugh Gardner was In favor OF immediate &C.
ton upon the resolutions and called the yeas apd
nays " upon the motion for referenc. The qucs-
aon rs5 vne no,hnI ~ g,h Napo
this country and he was entitled to no cor sidera.
ton from Americans.
Gen. Cochrane here called tho Hon II. Stewart to
the chair, and took the foor The General con-
.en,eu 1 tna' no aeoh snouiu 90 tasen oy the Com
unanimous manner Gen. Cochrans begged the