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Reported Wreck Of Il Pacific Mail
steamer. .'.'
NEW YORK, NMgIIsl US.

INV IWNkl NWETST TN'
The 7fbUnG, HCydR and Times Of this
morning, publisha report that the Paci.
nc Mail steamer, Henry ChNnccy, to-.
gclher with her cargo Of passengers, bag
pagc and mails, were tOtnlly wrecked,
when oil Cape Henry, Wednesday night,
hut that the passengers and crew were
safely transferred to Bodies Island near
where the steamer burned. The Sun
however states that it Inns. information
announcing that the foregoing Is forgery.
THE STORY CONTRADICTORY.
The story about the loss of the steamer
Henry ChaunCcy turns out to he II li.hri.
cation,
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senntor catter. Resldence Robbed.

MENCHANTVlLl,E, n. J., August t.
Two masked burglars entered the resi-.
,Sncc oI Hon, Alex. u. CaitCll last night,
while the male members Of the family
were absent and pointed pistols ut the H.
dies and demanded silence, then ransack.
ed the house. They carried oll watches.
other jcwclry and some money The rob.
hers afterwards broke into a railway sta.
ton and carried away everything yalua.
bic. Loss not known.
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Arrested Tor the Murder Of bis wio.


NTTEN"N'Vi 4AWbU"N EV
Some five weeks since, at Burlington,
Iowa, Mrs. Jno. Parrot was found dead
in her kitchen, with gun laying by her
side, and evidence that bullet had been
discharged into her mouth. 1t was suppos
ed she had committed suicide. Soon after
her death II began to be whispered about
that she did not take her own lie, from
the TACT that she had never limited at any
such intention, and further from the fact
that another woman was Installed as mis-.
trcss of his household. These facts be.
coming known to the authorities, they
had Parrot arrested for the murder Of his
wife, and he now awaits his examination
IN iaiI
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The Pennsylvania Dedication.
MAnnIsRuRo, Pa, August 10.

There is every probability that the
Evans case will be settled in Court on the
charges brought by the State Treasurer
and Auditor GGnGralD, Governor Geary
has yielded everything into the hands OF
BREWSTER, Mackey & iIartraull. Evans
thus lar refuses 20 pay two hundred and
nincty.tw0 thousand dollars, agreGably To
notices served on him by accounting OIL.
CeTg
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Generous Requests.

IVUWITNEETHTkl NWIWNT IS,
Jonathan H. Warner, an old resident Of
lhiS city who died recently, beQueathed
$1,000 To the Utica Orphan Asylum,
Sl,OOO 10 the Board Of Domestic Missions
.! the Reformed Church, $4,000 to the
Home for the Fricndless of this city, and
$4,000 to The Old Ladies' Home also OF
ms city, The estate la valued at $3.50.
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LOUISVILLE, August Is,
BACCO-Sales OF 1872 hhdS. Lugs Bk07ltc;
common TO medium leaf 1909; good TO ane
l0Dlbc 2 I'D
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a perfect substitute for mercury, without any Oi
mercury's evil qualities.
These wonderful Pills, which arc intended to
act upon the Liver, are mainly composed Of Pc.
hnnhYllln. or the
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has been specially prepared. 1t s intended for
use where slight alcoholic stimnanl Y required
perties Of the pure German Bittcrs, but NJ flavor.
cd AZ to remove the extreme bitterness. This
preparation Is not only palatable, but combines,
In modified form, all the virtues OF the German
BlttCrs. The solid extracts Of some Of Natures
choicest restOrAtivcs are held In solution by q
spiritOus agent of the purcst quality In CAacs
Of languOr or excessive debility, where the sys'
TEN appears to have become exhausted Ol Iis en-.
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cleansing the vital fluid from all hurtnl Impurl.
tes and aupplanting them with the elements Of
genuine healthfHlness. In word, there is scarce.
ly disease In which they cannot be safely and
bcnCnCaly employed; but in that most general
UvEDoDain
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III all cases Of the hillary system. lloOhand's
German Bitters stand without an equal, acting
promptly and vigorously upon the Liver; they
remove Its torpidty and cause healthnl sccrC'
tlOn Enthusiastically supplying the stomach with
the most indispensable elements of sound digcs.
ton in proper proportions, They give tone to
the stomach stimulating its functions, and en-:
II should do. They impart vigor and strength to
the entire system, causing the patient to feel like
another heng In fact giving him a new lease
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acts with almost marvellous effect. II not only
stimulates the lagging and wasting energies hut
tlOn upon tho Liver and Stomach thorough, per.
haps less prompt than the Bltters, when the
same quantity Ii taken Ia none the less certain
indigestion, Billlousness, Physical or Nervous
Prostitution, yield readily TO Its potent influence
fe, removes depression Of spirits, and inspires
ChCCrfulneBs II supplants tho pain of disease
with tho ease and comfort OF perfect health II
gives strength to weakness, throws dependency
TO the wlnda, and starts the restored Invalid upon
benCfactlOns TO the human race are not confined
10 hls celebrated
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Chicago Market.


CHlCA0O, August IL.
FLOUR Extra -pting dull at a. 5000 IS.
afternoon active and lrm at 81 0sS. Corn, No. 2,
MIXED, strong and firm and higher al i5c this
afternoon iih6iic Rye, No. ., ntm and active
At GOlbBiTc,
HiaHwiREs- Quiet, SOC.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, sil OO3i9 ~. Lard
strady at g6
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But 1t II not our intention to dlsCant on the
horrors of dyspepsia. To describe them truth
fully is simply an impOssihlity, but tits possible
pepsia Is perhaps the most universal OF human
diseases This Is cmphatiCally the case In the
United States, Whether this general prevalence
Is due In the CharacterOf the food the method Of
its preparation, or the hRsty manner In which II
plain The great fact with which We are called
10 deal l. this:
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THEY STAND UNRIyALED.

Now, there are certain classes Of persons to
whom extreme Dtters are not Only unpAlatable,
hut who ind II Impossible to take them without
positive discomfort. For such
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Medical.
ONE MILLION OF LIVES SAVED

1t Ia one of the remarkable facts OF this remar'
lsalIle age, not merely that so many persons are
the victims Of dyspepsia or INDIGESTION oul us
willing Victims. Now we would NOT DC uhusI'
stood TO say that any one regards dyspepsia WIN
favor, or feala dsposod 10 rank 1t among The lux
urles Of life. Fai rom H. Those who have ca
pcrieucrd It's lurments wonid scout sHeh M iuea.
All dread It. and would gladly dispense with It's
unpleasant lamiaritc-. Mark IAplry, VINO Mas
inlly nndrr ali me trS in circumstances In which
he was placed, never had an attack ol dyspepsia,
or Ills I6lNty would have speedily iorsakcn him
Men and women sometimes suirr It's t0rturrs nn
complainiGgly, hut whoever heard ol person
who enjoyed them
or all the mutiiarOus diseases Ia which thu
human system l. liable, there is perhaps M one
so Generally prevalent as dyspepsia. There arr
diseases more acute and painful, and which more
frequently prove fatal but none, The elects OF
lively distressing 10 the body. II there II 4
Wrrtchcd being In the world 1t II
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DYSPEPSIA PREVAILS

almost universally.
Nearly every other person you meet Ia victim,
an apparently willing one; Tor were this not the
case, why ~ Inany sufferers, when certain,
speedy and safe remedy Ia within the reach Of
all who deSirG 70 avail themselves Of ~ But
the majority Will not. Blinded by prejudice, or
deferred BY some other unexplained influence,
thcyT refuse to accept the relief prOilerCd them.
They turn Il deaf ear 70 the testimony Of the
thu0sands whose sunrrings have been aGyiated,
and with strange nhtuatiOn, appear IL Cling
with desperate determination 10 their ruthless
tOrmCRtOr. But says dyspGptic: What Is this
rCmGdyi to which we reply: This great allcyia'
tor Of human suffering Is almost as widely known
IA the English language. 1t has Rllayed the ago.
MES Of thousands, and 10 today carrying comfort
and encouragement TO thousands Of Others. This
acknowledged panACCa Is none other than
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LET IT DE REMEMBERED,


first Of oil, that HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BIT
TIERS IL nOtA rum beverage.
They IRE not alcoholic In any sense Of the term.
They are composed wholly Of the pure juice OF
vital principle Of roots This IL not q. mere Az
scrtiOn. Tho extracts from which they arc com:
German chemists Unlike any other Bllters In
the market, they are wholly FREQ ION spirltuons
Ingredients. The objection which hold with so
much force against preparations Of this class,
nAmey-thatA desire for intoxicating drinks Is
stimulated by their use, are not valid In the case
Of the German Blttcrs. So far from encouraging
or intoxicating taste or desire for InebriAting
beverages, ii may DO confidently asserted that
their tendency IL In Numerically opposite d.
rCCtJOD, Their effects can 10
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i. bytBo following Schedule OH and amer May
18th, 1871, Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
EAsT-IRAVHs. wEsT LEAyEH.
Wheeling daily Wheeling daily
at.,...'..n'6:4O a, IN. 1880 q. IN.
ARRIvRSAT ARRIVES At
Petersburg. GAINESVILLE. Gl6 p. IN.
Cumberland 400 p M Newark, ...,.. 4:S5 p. m.
Winchester $50 y, IN. IsRndusRy" '.lG45 p m.
strasburg ... Columbus. 1910 p. IN.
HagerstOwn ...G:OS p. IN,
Baltimore ..S;25 y, m.
Wash n City, .g:iO j.. III.
Philadelphia $40 n. III.
New York d. $50 a. IN.
FAST LINE
EAsT-LEAvEs. wEaT-LEAyEs.
'WheGlIng daily 'WhGClng daily
al. mind $40 p, M. At"..".,..G ;l5 n, H.
ARRIvEsAT ARRIyEsAT
ParkeFsbutg Coz n. III. GAINESVILLE .ii:OO n. IN.
Cumberland. ..205 u. IN. Newark .... 1885 p. IN.
Winchester. ,Ga5 n. M. Sandusky ....Gb5 D. M
Strasbnrg :. li:iO u. m. Columbus G20 D. M
iIagCrstown ;. ,7SO a. IN. Sundays excepted
Baltimore. S25 u, m.
Wash'n City. $40 a. M.
Philadelphia. TOO p. m.
New York, =. .4'l5 p, M.
Sundays excepted.
MAIL TRAIN.
EART-LKAyEs wEsT-LEAvES
'Whecling daily. wheeling daiiy
Rt........lli5 y. IN. AIM l;M y. M
| ARRIVES AT ARRIVES At
ParkcrsburR lli2O =. m. Zanesyie =, .b.35 n. m.
Cumberland ..8:05 q. IN. Newark ..",,,7;Oa a. N.
Winchester. $50 p. M. SRndusky..,
StraSburg. 1880 p IN. Columbus &aO y. m.
lTagerstOwn. ..2:l0. p IN. saturdays excepted.
Baltimore q. $40 y. nj.
Washn City. Cos D. M
Philadelphia. lao Il. m.
Now York $50 a. IN
saturdays excepted.
ACCOMMODATION
RAST-LEAVEs wEsT-LEAyEA
wheeling daily 'Wheeling daily
At,....... 1888 a. M, at ....."...d:20 y. m.
ARRIVES AT ARREVEsAT
Parkersburg. .996 y. m. GAINESVILLE. .&S p. m.
Cumberland. $3.50 p. IN. Newark .."l0lb y. M.
Sundays excepted. sanduGky.
Sundays excepted
". +. d i. DIVISION.
Leaves Wheeling at 725 A. NJ, and 4:l0 r. N.
Trains on the Main Line make come ctiOns al
baltimore with trains for philadelphia, New
York and Boston. At Relay House, via Wash.
| ington City, For all points South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connection al
Columbus for all points West and Northwest.
Tickets to allpriucipal points can BY procured
nj the Office JOHN l.. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation, baltimore
R.T. DEYRIES,
myi7 General Agent Wheeling
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pn. HooFLAND,s GERMAN BlTTRRs.

Would you know more OF the merits of this
wonderful medicine than can DO learned from the
experience of OthGrsr Try II yourself, aud when
II haSAilcd to fulfil the ASSURANCE Of Its efficacy
given by the proprietor, then abandon faith In 1t.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have Injured themselves byA certain prac.
tcG, INDUCED IN when alone, q habit frequently
learned from eYul companions, or At school, the
effects Of which are nightly felt even when
asleep, and, If not cured, renders marriage lm
possible, and destroys both mind and body,
should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope Of hlA
country, the pride Of his parents, should be
snatched from all prospects and GnJOyments Of
life by tho consequences Of dCyiAting from the
path OF nature, and INDUCING Ia certain ~
crct habit, Such persons must, bClOr0 COntem.
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Now we desire the reader 10 distinctly under
stand that this extract Of the Mnndrakeis many
times more powerful than the Mandrake itself
II Is the medicinal virtues Of this hcnlth.glving
plnat In a perfectly pureand highly concentrated
form. Hence II ie that two OF the PolOphyllin
pills constitute u full dose, while anywhere elk
10 eight or handful Of other preparations If the
Mnnltnkn arc Ennnlrnl- Ihn PnlnnhYllln
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IN EXPENSIVE BLUNDER.
THE FOUNDATION OF THE ST. JOHNS PARK DE
POT GIVING WAY.

THE FOUNDATION OF THE ST. JOHNS PARK DE-
POT GIVING WAY.
A serious mistake was made in the con-
strucon Of the Hudson River Railroad Freight Depot In
this CITY, With the exception Of small central court,
the building occupies the whole immense block bounded
by yarek Hudson, Laight and Beachsts 1t was built
in 1868 Of brick iron and granite, and is three stories
high essentially freproof and one Of the most massive
structures In the city It's central portions sustained
by heavy iron pillars the foundations Of which were 30
insecurity laid that tie large quantity Of freight stored
on the west side OF the building, and perhaps also
the lar of the cars which enter on that side, have
caused the three nearest Hudson-st.. including
40 pillars, TO settle considerably. Last Summer,
advantage was taken OF the small quantity OF freight In
store portion OF the pillars and III the present
duness work has been resumed The process Is tedious
and expensive and the work will hardly be completed
this year. The original foundations sunk about
feet below the platforms and feet below the level OF
the street. the pillars resting piors OF masonry, and
these again on beds of concrete To remove this the
pillars have first to be "jacked" up, and
iron clamps must be bolted to afford
shoulder against which the act These
bridging Of heavy tiInlers which span space
enough for the excavation. After pillar has been
sufficiently raised, the masonry and concrete are
moved and excavation 10 feet square sunk 10 feet
below the original depth. At the bottom OF this bed Of
concrete 20 inches thick laid and upon two blocks OF
similar blocks laid transversely above the latter and
FROM these base heavy granite pier Is carried up
10 the pillar The Company hope thus TO preclude the
possibility OF further settling.
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county charges and shat he had alternative but TO
pay them in conformity with the mandate OF the Board
Fourth That Mr.. Connolly has regularly made return
OF his accounts and that Ll statement OF oil the
counts for the last two years Is being printed for public
disribuon aud In manuscript accompanied the Mayors
Message.
As to tho suggestion Of Th<7imes that the general
pubic should lie allowed To inspect all the books and
papers In city Offices take tho responsibility Of hold
ing every department to the law adown in the Of
General Term decide: !'That member OF the
on "f a an has she right to nd general per
poration official at all tines and from any mo-
I'VE I'VE or MIN any object or Interest TesP.etys OF the
ments or any Information to be derived therefrOm
With RUIZ appues even !" n corpOratof, wlo also
member OF a public association organized within The
municipal corporation, and who makes application for
such inspection on behalf Of such association.
II a is To be allowed to overhaul books and papers,
then the whole alphabet directory must have the
which allows it, unless commanded by statute as in
case OF Wills deeds, records, &c., and then, I'm
most instances, applicants must particularly specify
what they want, and content themselves with certl-
fed copies. AS Mayor, I have objection TO a
Committee of the Legislature inspecting. nor to
ing all city papers and accounts but In the absence OF
any authority of that character and protective rgua
ton must obey the law It stands pcrusal the
case have referred TO- not only when before General
man of the sOundness OF the decision.
The Times charges that the moneys obtained upon
Claims We're shared with the Mayor know that none Of
nay friends will believe this, or do aught but feel amused
caly when the malice of Mr. Jones toward that Official
has been so succinctly portrayed 10y the editorial
first alluded to. But 10 enemies suppose they
may well believe that Islander as anything else Of the
derIctiOn which is the tax every public man necessarily
pays the fund Of gossip for his enjoyment Of either
fame its mOrgdnatic brother, nOtoriety
After all, Mr.. Jones Is only crcumstantally ana with
Ingenious sauce and malicious spice, rehashing alega
tons made in other papers year ago, during the
fight in regard 80 the Charter and the reOrganza
ton OF the City and County Governments, and at a
time when he himself singing paans over the
officials who his denominations. II he can
prove he says he can, that any official has received
pecuniaTy other consideration for his action III the
matters question, why does he not publish affidavit
OF the fact Even such pdre proof w0ud have more
weight than his malicious assertions. Surely, his own
paper is open TO him for that purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-24
POsT-OFFICE REFORMS.

To the Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR 1t seems to me that those who live in
each city town and do business at the PostOce
competent to select their Postmaster and should he al
lowed to do 80 by open election. would make the Off
Ger responsible TO the Government and have the
Government competent to remove him for any Just
but not competent to appoint successor except by
vote of the town city would also have the term OF
Office four years. and allow the occupant the position
to hold 1t for that time provided he performed his duties
in satisfactory manner. Such arrangement would
satisfy the people, be thoroughly democratic arrange
ment, the Government much trouble and vcxaton
and he III full accord With the fundamental principles Of
the GOvcrnment-tha the people their own rulers.
Neu- York, July p, 1871. VINE
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EDUCATING THE NEGRO.
To me Editor Of The tribune.

TO me Edtfof OF Ihe Iftoune
SIR: in reply to j. c. T., who has written
you another letter, which you printed the 18th inst
allow 10 say that personally know and name
number Of colored not only living the York Pen
insula but in other parts Of the State Of Virginia
take two more papers EACH and pay for them too.
Among them Dr. Harris late candidate for the Office
Of Lieutenant Governor. and Dr. Norton late member OF
the eslature each Of whom take two Messrs johnson
and Washington each take several Geo. L. and c.
seatou and d. Beckley OF Alexandria, each take four
the Rev Messrs f. Cook. c. Robinson and Davis have
SIR. r. T..
Saratoga, July 20, 1871.
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THE We IT FoRTYsEvENTHsT FIRE-LossEs AND
ASSURANCES.

The following are the losses caused by the
fire In West Forty-sxth and Forty Fri
day, and the assurances:
The FIRST second third and fourth foor Of Nos 22 s and 6s
forJseventS- occupied by Charlie, Soon Manufacturer Of
who also the building Loss 5000 insured by the fol-
lowing companies: Globe 50O Psf 600 Imperial 900;
Mechanics Traden s25Co; Lafayette $500 frenens PuDd
$3.50; Adriste $3.50; Hoffman, 5OOi Ph9nlI Of Hartford
$40 Iyiss s2ooo sterling North American - 900
Bowery, S2SJ Williamsburg City. S23OO Star. S2oO New
Amsterdam 800; American S20 Pacific a. sos h,nh.iisn
$40 and $1,000 IN otter mailing total OF f3l5
The f toor Of this building occupied b Vim r. Bosn Co..
Los ssoOO Insured for $4,000 BY the Serih B,A Hart
foni, Commercial, and Franklin Companies
Keeue Carke who the planning mill EOs ga and go AMI The
copermh IN the Of the latter fronting fort's nth
estimate their loss 81 900 insured fer 800 by the ooring
Fulton, $2UO; Security $1,000 AIDES 0oI;
$500 Great Western, OoJj Mechanics 1850; Esnsgane
$1,000 wes;eseser 5000 Adsc 1850; Union lSoO Com
ercls 500 tuc HOME e. This badng owned by
Hendrekon. sSt insured for - Gao City companies
Of lumber In tie yard aohng belonging John w.
Stevens damaged s3s Insured for $1,000 by Continental
and Security Companies
John Dsrghs fouroy building Ne OF ooeupe BY him on the
stable. sHsged SlJo stock +O1 Insured for
building and So 900 Tie upper occupied
by,ensnis who collectively loo household not insured
WIN. bdcHriny cstI Nos ca and ti3 Ae5 Rory
sItL dsmAsed @,tOj .A--.,t %, cii c0mJili-5
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EXTRAORDINARY ACTION OF CONTROLLER con-
NOLLY-HE REFUSES TO PAY A CLAIM WHICH
HE ALLOWS TO BE JUST-TIS BARGAIN WITH
GOV. FENTON IN REGARD TO THE TAX
LEYIES.
About three weeks ago, the publisher Of The Times
addressed note to Mr.. Richard b. Connolly, Con-
troller of this city. requesting payment of claim
for Advertising which had been standing for some
three years against the city, and for which provision
had been made in the Tax Levies.
The fnllnNinn cnrrnsnnndence then ensneh
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Total head.

The excess Of receipts the shipments represents
the number of headl required for home consumption,
aud taken for packing purposes. Chicago packed last
year, 9ls, Os7 hogs, and 81 ,254 head Of cattle
1t doubtful there is city in the world that mas
larger transactions in lumber than Chicago which ia
therefore justified in laying claim to being the largest
lumber market in the world. The figures show the fol-
ln1yinc recenfs during the year 1870:
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sac iaIge transaetions in cedar DOSE, J

Beside large transactions iii CEDAR posts railroad ties
telegraph poles. piles etc.
The iron manufactures and general industries OF
Chicago are ON similarly magnificent SCALE The whole
sale trade of the city for the year 1870 foots up an aggr
gate Of s4O2 10000 of which it was estimated that $780,
O0OO represented foreign goods the direct importation