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Havana Market.

HAVANA, September 2-SUGARs-Ciayed.-T
market ha! been little animated and decllning,
especially towards the close OF the week. when
telegraphic com nunlcati0n with the United
States was resumed, and lower prc were re.
rorted from New York. About $4,000 boxes have
changed hands at irregular prices generally, that
large amount having been attained on account OF
the lots dealt in oeing large ones. The range
granted has been at from l0t4al0A rs per srroDe,
No u as basis, very few parcels having, howeV.
er, obtained the latter 1gure. At The close there
is no improvement In the general tone OF the
market, and quotations are placed as follows
Nos ..l0 at Sal0 rs: Nos ll.l2 l0al0H rs; Nos -.
~. l0Hall rs: Nos Is II, lltlallA rs; Nos 1920,
l2t4 ll34 rs: and whites l3Hal6h rs.
Moasses sugars are also quiet and rule al rath.
er weaker prices; S4a9ia r. Nos. TO To- in boxes,
within which range there have been few lots
taken
Cebtrifugais and Muscoradoes-No sales OF note
have trauspire' and prices close nominal al l2i4
al3 rs for Nos. 1918, the former, and 9Ial0H rs
for fair 10 good refining. NO stock OF buth casS-
es worth mentioning.
The receipts Of sugar at the warehouses Of this
p1rt since lst January, were 952: 81 boxes ami
s. 452 hhds against 2s9 371 boxes and iI.354 hads
IN 1870: deliveries same period, 125327 boxes and
3i,44l hMds against llls,S49 boxes and 4i,196
hhds. Stcck left this morning 2ii.I5o boxes and
1881 hhds, against $50 boxes anu POL hhds n
1870.
stock in Matanzas.-1..S2o boxes and so9 hhds,
sgans, 6lSl boxes and AZ h!lds.
The exports from Havana and Ma'anZas since
is: January, this and the previous year, compare
r..cS
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New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce Friday, Sep
cember S: The market for spirits turpentine open
the arrival Of the Regulator, with something over
go bbls. put prices down to 53a53hc for full lots,
aud 53lsa5ic for lots OF ten to twenty bbis. The
demand is fair, principally for consumption, and
the feeling az the close Is g. 0ng. We quote sales
OF $50 bbIs from yard ane Sh1r at 53Ka53'4 cts,
and $50 New York bbs, to arrive, on private terms
For roslns the inquiry is moderate, limited to
few small lots 10 meet wants Of the home trade.
Sales are 800 bbs strained at SO 10; so bbls do at
So 25: IS bbls pale at 81; 100 bbs No at So 25 800
bb.s No at s3 37a; 1876 bbs do at So 35; 400 bbls
pale at 81 5oas $50 bbis do at 81 IS, and IL bbls
do at s6f5. We quote strained at So l0aS Is; No
Sc 50a4 No 81 25a5 25; pale SIS 50a6 25; extra
pale So 5Oas IS. Tar Is weak; Wilmington quoted
a. about S3.
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posroS september 9-Cotton 1rm; middling
a1ic net receipts 46 bales; gross f33; sales 400;
''PTn PaiLaDELpuIA, sentember s.-Cotton very
BALTIMORE september 9.-Cotton closed easv;
middlings 2OIsc: net receipts So bales: gross 81;
sales rs; stock 6l5
NORFOLK, September s.-Co'ton quiet; low
mjddl!ng le,Ec: net receipts l9S bales; exports
COastwise l40; stock +s3.
WILMINGroS, September s.-Cotton firm; mid
dlugs 19ssc; let receipts Sc bales exports coast
wise 26: sales 60; stock 699.
SAVANNAH, September s-Cottoa in local de-.
mand; midalinss s lsNalsHc; net recespis IS bales;
sales Is; ock 353. ,,,
MEMPHIS, September 9.-Cotton inactive: mid
ding nominally 20. ,, ,red.
AUGUSTA, September s.-Cotton unct-ieeu'
sales 81 bales: receipts 4s. ;,, mi,
MOBILE, September 9-Cotton que, ast ant-
dlngs leRc; net receipts 9o bales; exports eoas''
wise l3; sales 100: stock 5296 oo.,o, firm.
Ssw ORLEASs, September s-Cotton urn;
mi1d;inQs loilc; net receipts 1S4 ba!es gross l4i
eyports TO Great Britain 1850; sales ooo' s'o.A
GiSLyEsroS, September 9.-Cotton steady; good
orSinary I7i,c: net receipts 693 bales; exports 10
Great Britain s26; coastwise 2si Sales 400; STOCK
1855
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, September s-Noon -greadstufs
Red wi Wqsr ate Maea s & cut @
LONDON. September 9-Noon.-Su;a adoat
29s 81. weather wet; unfavorable for crops.
NEW YORK, September 9-Noon.-Flour l0a2Oc
better. Wheat 2a3c better. Coin la2c better.
PORK steady mess sl3 5Oa1s 62H. Lard quiet
and steady. Turpent!ne strong at 54Ha55. kosin
quiet at So 10a3 Is
Evenlng.-Elour common to fair extra $6a6 90:
pool to cho.ce S1a9. Wheat closed heavy, with
Moons advance lost; rapid advance in lregh
checks export; winter red western 81 5oal 90.
Corn closed heavy, with advance lost at 70c.
PORK steady. Beef quiet. Lard steady. Naval
stores strong. Groceries quiet.
BALTIMORE September 9.-Flour excited win
an advancing tendency; large transactlons
prices irregular; nomlnally advanced CSC. Wheat
active and firm. Corn unchanged. Provisions
drm and unchanged. WhlsEey nrm at e2Has3c.
WILMISGTOS, September 9.-Spirits turpentne
strong at 47c Rosin firm at s. so for No l. 81 ror
extra pale, Sc IS fer pale. Crude turpentne steady
az IS 50 for yellow dip, 81 so for virgin. Tar
s:eady at S2l5.
C1ScINNArI, September s.-Pork IN good de-
m nd az full prices sl2 so; asking sl2 IS. Bacon,
side, 7ila7l1c; shoulders, stock withdrawn. an.
ticipatlng higher prices. WhisSey, demand good
LOUISVILLE, September 9.-Provlsions opened
firm, with an upward tendency. Bacon, rib sides
7hc: clear rib 7Xc. Packed lard In far demand
at o4a9nc. Wh!skey firm at ole.
new ORLEANS, September e.-Hay scarce and
higher; choice S34. Pork armer; mess Sl4, re-
| fused: Sl4 25 asked. Bacon frmer at ~, ia,
| ~, 7I, S2 and 9c; choice sugar cured hams
scarce a. l6a16Iic. Lard scarce and nrm; tierce
l0Lalo1Sc; kcg II l1i4al1tsc; all others unchanged
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New York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletr. Friday, September
s. Receipts to day POPS bales. The demand Is
good and we have firm market to report. a!es
are 1870 bales for Savannah, SO for Charleston, 80
for Godsooro, all at 81 05; 25 bales for Newbtrn,
and IS for Jacksonville at 81. Retail IS In active
demand and the best rules stronger Straw Is in
demand, and we note the sale OF 300 bales long
rye at 81, 10 go 10 Philadelphia. Other kinds are
Guies and unchanged.
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-,y.yoI41 AND COMMERCIAL
Exports.

Nsw YoRK-Pe, steamship South Caroiaa-t,:. !:
nacs OF sea island aad 800 bales upland cotton, - -
t,erces rice q ,es domestics AMI GOOD ~. :, %
rosin, IL CASKS c.a?, III bags OIL caAe' i-' poo
sundries. virginia 20
PHILADELPHIA - Per steamship VT saS so I;er es
bales cotton, lli bales domestic gooSs w me- g
bness Gss naner 1850 bags Sgs
Suldries .,o,,, sea Cu,l-s3 )ales
cotton Is tierces rec. 81 pa es ens :, MOS
feet Of lumber, Il pSgs d!ieo i'ui'' "H0 - f"e0
sundries.
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Passeng gers.

Per steamship Manhattan, from New York
W Courtenay and wife, G Minor and wife,
] white, Jr, Mrs Dfiscoll, Jas Doyle. Jno Haroe-
son, Dessen, E Bernasco, Campbell, n Des.
Per steamer Water Lilly from Edisto Enter:
prise and Way Landings-Mrs II Clark and
child, Col W Whaley, Booth, J Roach, and on
deck.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.

FOR REIG n.
LIVERPOOL
The Romainc, Yclng, p..................Ma7 ~
Rr bark Lady Dulrern, Flynn, sale l.. August !
Bark Annie kmba.l, Stinso1, Cleared. August ~
NEWPORT, BSG.
The Gauutet, Douse sailed. ..June 2'
WEST uARTLEPOoL ENG.
The Elise Eroaca, sai:el.. August 9
CALLLO.
Fr bark Me.a..e, Ba.;ao. sa.ed. ..........May "a
CARDIFF.
The Martha, Lewis, sa..ed ed............"...Nay 9
KINGSTON, JAN.
British bari. Iris, Su.o.S, sa.e!.
DOMES
BOSTON.
Brig II Jennings. Sou.e. c.eared..... .Augus: 81
Schr Luc: D., Han, p..................1u!y IL
new YOGS.
Schr p Phelps, saa.:er, up. Angus, is
PHILADELPHIA.
Brig James Crossv. Fargo. cleared. August IS
Schr Smith, We3Ler, ceared. ...August 10
BALTIMORE.
schr Mary Manylm, Beverilgc. u?......sep: 9
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

OfFIcB CHARLxST0E NEWS.
SATURDAY EVENING, September 10, 1871.
CorroS.-The demand was ligh, and business
limited, the market showing quiet character;
sales about 50 bales: say al l2, at Is, at Il,
aasl71l, 90 at !sjH, IL at 1sc. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary tc good ordinary .....l5 @l'H
Low middlns.."...... ..........!s @~
Midditng :..............'....ls lsagis
Strict middling. g..................N ..Noniua'
RIcE-The sales were 90 tierces OF new good
clean Carolina at s,ic and 50 tierces old fair at
7Xc p ID.
NAVAL SToRES-Tnere were no sales reported.
FRs1eHrs-To Liverpool! 3? steam, direct
n?m.nal on up!ands VIA New YORK. sioa
oa upiandz, on sea islands; oy sas,
on u2lands p.lsd, sea is.aCds nominal. I;
Havre nominal. CoastT.sa-so sew Yors
bJ steam, &c on ur!ant5 and lc on eia
t.srts; 81 IS q tierce Ga r:ce;by sal, nc q 70
c,.son; p t!srce on rice; 4oc q barrel ca roeir,
SO: a Il en- lumber; s'@lo = ca timber. I
Bos.cu, by sai, Xc p ID On upiaGd co.to: {.
70 Providence, by sail IS q Il cn 5osrda, y
p b en- cotton; by stcam 81 p es.e en- New
YORK rates. TO Philadelphia. tJ steam, &c p 10
on up!auds; by aail, 5: q u on eoards; 50 o.
tnosr; 50 y ton en- cay, AID SaG3 TO en- pnos
paasas. To Baltimore, 5y steam, Hc 2 ID by
s1.,, $stt@I q Hcn boards; $:@3% 4 zen n
phosphate rock. vessels ere il demand o7
o7s merchants to take :umSer f.e!shts f.em
a.crxsscwn, s. c., Dar!er a:d Sas!:a River, o.,
q ID Jacksonville, Fla, 20 Northern ror.s ald $40
az u are the re es ca ;omoe. ard boards.
EXCHANGE. Sterling 80 Dag bills nominal.
DoaEsrIc EXCHANGE. The :auxs are pur
cna,.ag .ish, checks CT New Ycrs u par; Gays
xaS: 10 days q or; I5 DAYS s-o-; 20 days - ca
50 days- or They are se;ing s:sat checks a. X
pre- mum.
Gofn-i2M S:,
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nACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP OOMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINAAND D JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier .<FHA
No. ~. North River. foot OF Canal
street. New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the 18TH
and 3oth of every month except when these
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced
ing.
All departures connect at Panama with steam.
rrs for South Pacific and Central American rorte.
Departure Of 18th touches at Kingston, Jamaica.
For Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran
cisco first OF every month, except when 1t falls on
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch AZ havana, out
20 direct from New YORK to Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult,
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information app
At the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on tie
wharf foot OF canal street, North River, New
York. Z. 4. BABY, Agent.
july26-iyr
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Receipts by naiiroaa, September 9.
so-rH CAaoI1yA RAILROAD.

llo ha.cs cotton. 56 bales goods, 100 bis Il r,
loo sacks cora, 81 aois naval stores cars stock
To Eai'cal Agent: MoWry Son. Frost & Adger,
G Fl WnIte- Il co, Mn-daugh 4 Mathews, Pring q
l. Soa, Nlnsuaa & Howell, Pslzer, Rodgers Co,
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AS Smith. W Williams l. Son, Caldwell son;
L D UeSaussure, W Bee & co. Wiley d CO. ~ ~
" Smith, Reeder 4 Davis, Smith Chapeau, " "
Witte, Bischci & CO, Burmeister Lefost,
Gerdts Il CO, Laurey i Alexander.
NORTHEASTERN 2AILRoAD.
1ls bales upland cotton. AS bbls naval stores,
cara lumber and wood, mdse, SC. To W Ryan,
Geo H Walter co, Frost Adger, Smith A
J Salinas, Kipsman & Howell. Jno Marshall, Jr,
G " Williams CO, W c Courtney co, Bee
4 co. Caldwell! 4 Son. WILCOX, Gibbs CO, Reed.
er & Davis Barden & Parker, Pelzer, Rodgers
e co I C. Malionee.
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To,a. ....... $40 654 l03,5:9 las, ,s53 4s, sl8

DecreaSe l5Il ..5b9, l9g i5,D49 ......
MoLAssEs.-No good classes among the insight.
frau; stock left. Honey-scarce, Ga rs. gallons.
WaX-quie,; s9i4a9H per arrnbe for we low. and
s12l,al2t, for white. Rum-dull and nominal at
rrey,ors prices. Cofee-arm for home use at
s!7i.al.ts al for first class.
Fgg!GuTs-Have been very dull. and the only
business reported is the charter OF the spanish
bark Lola, fCr New York. 2o0 hhd5 srgar at 81,
and ZOO boxes do at 81 05. which was closed in
Matanzas. quotations here are nominal. AMI 81
ptr box: and S2l4a4 per hhd sugar iOr the States,
aud S2a3is for molasses to north OF Hatteras.
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CLEARED SATURDAY.
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, September 9.-Arrlved, the steam
ship Darien.
SAVANNAH, September e.-Cleared, the steam
ships Montgomery ind San Salvador, New York;
Tonawapda, Philadelphia.
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Will dispatch one Of thelr nrst.class, full power
Iron Screw Steamships from
PIER 10. 40 n. R., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
AZ FOLLOWS:
MANHATTAN, Capt. PRICE, Jr..Sept 8, at II
COLORADO, ,CaptT. F. .FRBEMAN.Sept 13, at II
WISCONSIN, Capt. WILLIAMS. Sept 20, at 10 A II
NEVADA Capt FORSYTH" Sept 27, at P n
Cabin Passage $50, gold.
Steerage Passage (o1dce No. % Broadway $50,
currency.
For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply to
WILLIAMS GUION,
No. 90 Wall street, N. Y.
n. B.-Through Bills Lading to Liverpool issued
by the Charleston and New York Steamers, which
make close connection with the above line.
For particulars and rate Of Freight appyto
JAMES ADGER d CO.,
WAGNER, HUGER d CO.,
mays Or VIM. A. COURTENAY
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN ST,
80. So, LOUIS, ,s-.4 a,
. CONNECTS Or Tie Bt. LOuis Paper


. Connects Of the Bt. Louis Papers.
z s94oa ifsd'asl ST.. LoUls, April
Z Nearly aeearate returns from all the
precincts UfthelGitggiHe Brown, Demo.
cratic candidate for Mayor, 204S msior-
itY, Majortties. FOR. the other candidates
on the ticket range from 1 ,375 TO 3,32S.
F. w Matthias, Dem eFatIc andldateior
County Treasures, probably has 8 006:mn-
ioritya Wilson, for, Judge Of the Crimi-
nal Court, had no competitor, OF the
twelve Aldermen elected, ten are Demo
eratS, who, with two holding oveF, will
mRkG tia City Council q helc The School
Board will remain Republican. The to-
tai vote Is less than twenty thousand, out
Of q registration Of over twenty.eight
thousand. The Democrat this morning
attributes the defeat Of the Republic
cans ii mainly 70 me apathy Of the
Germans, who largely RETAINED from
yotingjy and adds, altogether, though il
has been q defeat, II Is pleasing to know
that in the heat Of the canvass the Re
pnblicanS have become 30 firmly weeded
togetheEaS to give an earnestness Of sue
cess In all tuture contests "a -r,;ra5sgr .
The LspttbliedH, commenting upon the
election, says: "For tits triumph We are
indebted NOT alone to the gallant effOrts Of
tho Democracy themselves, but the sub,
stantial aid Of the German population,
many hundreds Of whom, heretofore fadi-
ca; refusing TO obey the bidding Of the
politicians, boldly stood forth in support
OF the recent manly course OF their dis
tinguished Senator, aud thereby bestowed
upon the administration sharp and well
merited rebuke. The Germans Of 81,
Louis have declared with unmlstakable
emphasis, their endorsement Of Senator
Schurz, and their Reputation Of the Pres
ident.a and his policy. The moral effect of
such verdict from such a source cannotb be
over estimated. It will be recognized
and appreciated throughout the country,
and will exercise u profound influence
hereafter in more important struggles"
The Tines says "For the first time in
over ten years the city Of st. Louis, late
" DISTINGUISHED and dishonored, elects
Democratic mayor. The home Of Grant
repudiates, by o signal majority, the pol
Icy OF his administration, tie great ,prin.
ciples which be abandoned and betrayed,
have been triumphantly INDICATED in the
chief city Of the west. The voice Of st.
Louis IS that Of Missouri. The Demo
Gratis of Sedalia elected the entire ticket,
yesterday, by from rs to 100 majority.
The Democrats Of Clinton carried their
election by three to one. The Democrats
Of Chillicothe carried their entire ticket.
Thee Democratic majority In Springfield
ranged from 175 to 200 The Democrats
of Warrensburg for the first time In ten
years were victorious In electing thsir en-.
tire, ticket" -..,L ,.... IL -
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The Ohio Gubornatorlal Co Contest.

The Oh1O Gunernakof1hE'C0 nGe8IS
Washington Cor. Of Cincinnati Commercial.
The Ohio members Of Congress and
other politicians from that State, now il
Washington, are actively canvassing The
subject Of their nominations for Governor
to be made by the party conventions
which will meet early in the summer
The Democrats arc Of the opinion that
either Pendleton, Judge Groesbeck OF
Judge Ranney will be their nominee. In
the Northern part of the State Judge Ran.
ney is the favorite, while IN the Southern
portion Pendleton and Groesbeck are pre-.
terred. The Democrats believe that with
either Of these gentlemen as their candi.
dates, they can make q strong fight with
q fair probability Of winning 5.s
The Republicans agree that to insure
success they must nominate q strong, popu.
lar man, who is q good speaker and can
make Q vigorous campaign, It Is not
easy to find q candidate with these quail
flcations who is willing TO accept the
nomination. Governor Hayes, the in.
cumbent, who has made an excellent Gov.
ernOr,. refuses another reelection. The
Hon. Ban. Wade Is much spoken q, and
It Is understood that he will accept the
nomination il freely rendered him by the
convention, although he has no special
desire to re.enter public life. The other
candidates mentioned are Judge Spald-
ina, of Cleveland, who was q member d
the Thirty.ninth and Fortieth Congresses;
General Lee, the present Lieutenant Gov.
ernor; Judge Noyes, Of Cincinnati; Hon.
Sam. Galloway, Of Columbus; and Hon.
RalphP. Buckland, Of sandusky.
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Gen. GarasId,S views on the PrOpOS.
ed Ku.Klux LegiBlatiOn. Is

Gen. Garfield, Of Ohio, in his speech on
shellabargers bill Tuesday, opposed any
legfSlation that interfered with the con-
sdtutiOnal junction OF the States to pass
laws affecting persons and property. He
believed, however, that when any State
fails to provide for the equal protection Of
any class Of citizens and permits them TO
be deprived Of the equal enjoytnents Of
the nghtS given them by the Constitution,
Congress has the power, under the Four
teenth Amendment, to interfere in their
behalf, and he thought bill could be
framed to give the New Orleans Courts
Jurisdiction IN such cases, which would
meet the present Southern difficulty. He
declared thatthere was no occasion now
to give the President power TO declare
martial law; that such power was never
given but once in our history, and that
was after the rebellion had continued for
two Year,, and was only justified In the
mott critical emergency, and In the midst
Of actual war.
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CONNECTICUT LEIIcTIlIoN.
.t4- 4I-LA. ~ ifaE 20 S4lIt .3lE.s.3a Z. ~
Three Republican, CongresSmens.The
81 Governor Yet II Doubt. z,7g

= sSAstAc1 ~ !; ,:5s7s
99llsi!s1S gw ES9d4EW foHukaAptllN
pfAnl ABS0ciated Press dispatChi ron
Hartlota, Qo1hsct iCdt2 1t y dock this
morning says Ehg iiSil has 10! OF am9j lori
". via tie possibility iot 40 more Il STAN
ford gave Jewell !194, instead OF ~ as.re'
ported,. II Is probable there will be q
tAilufe: 70 elect6y the people. The Sen:
ate VIM ayea RepHHa eanl Aj0rity; and
the House abeat fifteen ofR Republican
majority, sStr6ns Tor Congress, has SGS
or . majority; Kellogg ~ Starkweather,
about 1900, and Barnum 900, s7J!est g. /
Comments of the World and iT'rii61IlTe.
~ 7Tlsi7'T ~ NV p loI[n,i,5l
'liJ =; gas y.,.sLi. Wv AyAA' ftApE't9.i
Il5fhe s1ra'htae! thls morning says edif
oEl9lIy; lg,i 90 =" aQ,,yal;a ,,,tfgala
,l.. lheres1lt Of tnelelectlo9 lnAonneeai
Gu, 50 ahas tne ijoHeTnor y, concerned,
Is sun m gounE !IuuE llaIeSty information
iSito the ie1ecs mat me complete voteS o.
tae state gives eS English "a oplnralty oi!ss
yotes, WINE Sgae EeLutnea as scattering:
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1AS UlOSt fole6FTW, t6t tilA0atnk, Pt9Gt1b{S ID
AGrtie kNOrn.
Itisnot nsesa.arv IN t.ta . b,ndm, NJ thess
pm, "a nro6nro ~ ds.-od ssr.rt t,vo n, tbsr,
act ouIcklv ana noTSrfallv CLEANSING me liver
stora0ch, Ana powelo Of All Imppr,tIes The
piipcIpol In9rs6iopt ia poaonbylIIn or tbo Alco.
bolIe FTtraet n Mapd1aEs which IA Nv mSnv
tIinis. NOR PoverFol ACHING ana sssrrhIn,:
than ~ ,MHndr,re itSele Ia nseulI,r Se,,on /,
upOn re LIyer, cleaning Il speedIly nom an on
strnc.ions win an M DoTsr ~ ,Gos"u.,. - ~, ~
~ from The inuriouS rosplt. sttarhsI - ~:
- tSot ,ntrsr,I I : ~ - 1''
j For all diseases, inGneA the use Of. ea.hAst!c
lsiudieated' these Pills will give entrO ntIAhe.
ton IN sEeFy ease. They Hspsr faR.
Ia cases q Liver Complaint, DyTpepsIE, and
extreme cottivonoss, Dr.. HOoaand'S German
Blttefs OF Tonic ahOald be used In connection
with ne PM. Tbs tonIs eject Of ths Bltter OF
Tonic palldl up the System. Pho BItters or Ton.
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screening the swindIinE Payma,tOr.,

The Secretary d, the Navy will, in few
day, promnlgats d general order in tho
cases Of tho naval paymasters, Marcy
Girard lockwood and Washington, tried
several months since by q naval court.
martial at the Washington Navy Yard for
embezzlements Thegeneral order will be
quite long, and will give the Secretary's
reaSonS In full for setting aside portions Of
the sentence in each case, which awarded
q fine and imprisonment. n,
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Ocean Cables.-.Thes Atlantic Gables
to be Repaired.

--.,--s--~IoNDoN, April 3.
The steamer SGahdi hdSia, Capt HGlptn,
late fcommanderaOGi the Great Eastern,
leaves England early in May to repair, the
Anglo American cables With. favorable
weather II may be expected atter, reach.
ing the l6calitYpfe the breaks, there will
probably BE- no difficulty in effecting a re.
pair, as the faults are only In o depth Of
1a0 fat oms. AajW Hal U Dao j
= London is now Id S6mmGaiCa cation with
Singapore, from which point the cable to
Hong Kong will be laid next month, and
from Hong Kong TO Shanghai In June.
The Singapore and, Australian cable will
DO laid In November. ,st5 . rie5 o
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CUBA.

| HAVANA, April 5.
The Dtario says nothing has happened
at,Sgnto Espiritl, which merits the re.
jolcing oil the enemies ofSpain. The In.
surgents burned two plantations, killed
six overseers, and carried off sixty laborers
from one plantation; also fired from am.
buscade upon the troops which left the
city to protect the plantations. Itisstated
that 5000 soldiers arc operating in the
Jurisdiction Of lSanto Espiritu, but the
country Is 90 mountainous and difficult
that double the number Of troops would be
insufficient to prevent crimes like the
above mentioned. .s,slsar ID .4esr
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XIX 81 Top6ka, KanSaI.

TTiSs Eesad5aes 81 Mortimer Cook was "
burned fhi morning. Mr.. Cook, who was
aSlssp, with thtee children, Whan The
house took FIRE wasI Weakened by thG
noise, and passed IN III ildren out
Of Wind6WTRhGR h0Vasisllideate BY
the smoke and A4lnes aSpolled otiI
Of the hople,bB tie 6eig6bors, leaving 1
|1ltlagitl three yOarS old, who WAs burned
"a, death,