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| Price, Is cents bottle.
Manufactured and for sale by
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a. ". ECKEL & CO., DR.. A. RA0UL.
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u. ". AIMAR, J: LOCKWOOD,
". A. GIBSON,
And BY Druggists generally. 1an2
CPoNGEs sPoNGEsi
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Carriage rs3o1 sPopge georao
Surgeons Sponge, &c, &c
For sale by DIR. II. BAER,
mav1b NO. l3l meeting bGTeeI
r US T E E G E l V E D,
CARBONATE OF AMMONIA
Ricarbonate Of Soda
Cream OF Tartar
Fresh Hops.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
DR.. b. BAER,
oorn No. ISL Meeting street.
CIR JAMES CLARKE'S FEMALE PILLS.
These PILLS have long been used both IN Grea1
Britain and this country and are the best OF their
"'AI For lT sale nv DR.. q. BAER,
onro1 No. l3l Meeting street.
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For sale nv DIR. H. BAER,
| mario No. l3l Meeting street.
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@- OFFICE OF THE CRARL LEsTON
CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION, FOR THE BENE
FIT OF THE FREE SCHOOL FUND, No. LAT MEET.
ING STREET CHARLESTON, JULY 20, 1sn.--
onlcial Rafaed Numbers Of the Charleston Chari.
table Association, for the BENEFIT OF the Free
School Fund:
CLASS No. 1o7-MoRNING. ,
l-l4-25-64-G5-52- 2-5l-39-21-l3-67.
CLASS No. 1Os-EvENIEe.
36-2I-42-4S-6S-58- -74--73-55 -l9.
As witness our hand this 2Sth day OF July, 1871.
-. FEM PECK,
~. JAMES GILLMAND,
mayoe Sworn Commissioners
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CLOSING SCHOOL EXERCISES.
The Parochial School Of the. Church o,
the Holy Communfon.

The closing of the Parochial School Of the
Churcho OF the Holy Communionsf for the summer
holidays, and the presentation Of prizes to the
successful competitors for the same TOOK place on
Friday last, the 2Sth inst.
The members of the school assembled in the
| church at the usual hout for morning service,
and, after prayers, were addressed In an earnest
and impressive manner by the rector. He spoke
in praise OF the conduct Of the boys during the
term now closing, and OF the greater evidences OF
study displayed In the classrooms. They. were
warned, however, that any undertaking or &C.
qulrement which did not receive Gods blessing
would eventuate in a curse to these engaged In
1t, and that this blessing could only be obtained
by diligent prayer. They were now looking with
eagerncss to the hour when they should be allow
ed to return to their homes. These homes, though
very happy and very dear to them, were but
earthly and temporal ones. They had another
and better. They had been reminded Of this by
the solemn lesson Of the week before. VIM. Cor
nish, one OF their number, o youth Of robust
health, manly and fearless In character, and OF q
disposition that drew friends about him, had been
suddenly stricken down and taken to that better
home for which, while here, he had prepared.
Life was not to be gloomy, but serious thing.
1t was to be happy, because in 1t we were to pre-.
pare fora happier; but 1t was not to be wasted in
frivollty. In all things remember to act as II re-
alIzing the Qmnipresent God, while at the same
time rejoicing In the thought OF His goodness.
The award of prizes was then made. It may
not be amIss to state on what basis the counting
;foricerttfcaes and prizes is made. In the marks
OF the schoos Sis taken as the par. Any num-
ber above received By scholar counts as many
in his favor as It exceeds 6, and any below 80
much to his disadvantage. The highest possible
gain Of sascholars estimating in this way, Is 100
per week. II hescomesswithin; 10 OF this, he is
awarded first certificate for the week;lf within
20, q second. Second certificates copnt only as
half OF first. During the past term, for several
reasons, the highest number Of first certificates
that could. have been gained was 81. With this
expe aation, we Introduce the report OF the prin-
cipal:
Reu. A.. T. Porter, Rector of Parochial School,
Church QrsH0ly Communion:
DEAR SIR4Ib beg to submit to you the names OF
tho: e nembers. or our school, who, In their va
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~CITIzENs' CONSERVATIVE
PARTY.-The Presidents Of the several Ward
Clubs are instructed to present all bills contracted
by their Wards to the Executive Committee, on
TUESDAY EVENING next. No bills contracted up
to that date will be paid unless presented at that
time. GEORGE L. BUST,
.iuly2 President Executive Committee.
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'A copy 10 the person getting up C!ub
era are requested to act as Agents.
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The A. A. =. at Torro Hauto.


AgreCably TO IN invitation from this
city, extended through the Common
Council, the American Association for
the Advancement of Science arrived here
this evening on q free train, over the Van
dalia road. In addition to the members
of the Association, there are many in.
vItGd guests, among whom are Governor
Baker, several Judges Of the Supreme
Court, u number of State officers, num-
Der Of representatives OF the press, and
many distinguished citizens from various
parts of the country, The entire party
numbers nearly three hundred, all of
whom are the guests OF the city The
train left indianapolis Mt Z this,morning,
and stopped at all the principal stations,
thus aiiording an opportunity for the sci
entities to examine the objects Of interest
Several hours were devoted to an
examination Of the various coal
fields and the iron furnaces Of
Clay county, TO which the party were
conveyed over tho VandaliA line, Elegant
lunches were served at Knightsville and
at Niblacks. Arriving Rt Brazil asplen.
did dinner was found waiting, provided
by the hospitable citizens of that flourish.
ing place. At that point the association
and guests were met by the reception
committee of Terre Haute. After dinner
the party started for this city, arriving
soon after 8 o'clock. They were cordially
welcomed to the hospitalities Of this city,
This evening public meeting of the asso.
citation was held In the Opera House,
which was filled from the parquette to
the upper gallery. The Hon. W. Hanna,
Attorney General Of the State, called the
meeting to order, and in few telicitous
remarks introduced Col. r. W, Thomp.
son, who made the reception speech in mn
eloquent manner,
Prof Asa Gray, Of Cambridge, Presi-
dent OF the Association, responded, and
was followed by the retiring President
Story Hunt, In remarks on the block
coal Of this region, and It's pre.eminent
adaptabllity for the manufacture of iron
from which to make Bessimer steel rails,
He thought this section of the country
must become great iron and steel man.
ufacturlng centre. Prof. Barker, of Yale,
Vice President, spoke briefly Of the great
resources of the block coal region, and the
magnificent results that must follow its
development, and then Prof B. Water.
house Hawkins delivered m illustrated
lecture on the fossil remains Of the flying
lizzard, proving Its identity with the
dragon spoken Of in the Bible, and other
ancient writings. Tho Association and
other guests, will remain here until Sat.
urday night when they will return to
indianapolis.
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er Wheeling has or has not a remedy such
as indicated, our purpose in referring to
the matter will have been accomplished,
Meanwhile, however this matter may
turn out whether the terminus OF the
Baltimore& Ohio Road shall be restored
to this city or nOt-let us heed the lesson
of our present humiliating position, and
60 earnestly and practically to work
to make ourselves independent of
this corporation, by building one
or more roads thai shall afford us outlets
and inlcts for business in other directions.
The freight business of this city Is worth
half million dollars year to the B@Iti.
more Il Ohio Railroad Company, lEthat
Company cannot afford for that amount OF
business to afford this city reasonable and
decent facilities for carriage and travel, ut
their own rates, let us sec five cannot es'
tablish connections with lines that will,
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LOUISIANA.


NEW ORbEANS, August IL.
Frauds have been perpetrated recently
by the substitution Of Jurors, which, IL is
thought, has been the result OF many new
trials. Judge Ibel, OF tho Criminal Court,
sentenced =. ]. IEhssey, a Jury broker, to
ten days imprisonment and $50 fine, and
Henry Jones, for false representing Lewis
Hartmann, Hs n Juror, to ten days i'm.
prisonment and 800 fine. The Judge
regretted that tho law was not more ex.
pliCit for the punishment Of n miste.
meanor Ol this kind, but hoped, II ever a
similar attempt was made to corrupt the
integrity Of the jury box, that all persons
inclined to engage in this speculation,
would take warning by Jones, Of Alexan.
dria, Louisiana.
Tho Democrat, Of tho 10Th INST, says
that during storm On Bayou Rapids on
the eth inst, two strangers sought refuge
under tree and was killed by lightning.
A letter and memorandum book found on
their persons lead to tho belief that the
parties were Canadians, and that their
names were Il. Is. Buck and Shook. No
effects or money were found on their per.
sons. In the memorandum book was
written, Frank Meals Book The let.
Ter was from Kilbourne City, Wisconsin,
and was signed Fred. Hotter. In II refer.
cnCe was made to Shook being iu Ill.
health. The citizens ol Bayou, in the
immediate neighborhood, gave the bodies
as decent burial as they could under
the circumstances. A burial service was
read and proper respect paid to the re.
mains Of the unfortunate strangers
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, August ls,
William Haliton Thompson, sheriff
substitute Of Inverness, was yesterday
sentenced to five years imprisonment for
forging bills Of exchange,
An extensive fire occurred last evening
at Leicester, which is the principal wool
manufacturing centre in England, and
which caused heavy losses. Several per.
sons were killed dead, whose bodies were
so burned as to be beyond Identification.
Six persons were drowned this morn.
ing by the Capslzing Of yacht off Sal.
combe, Devonshire.
1t is reported that the Admiralty have
decided that the crew of the irOn.ClNd,
Agincourt, which was recently ashore at
Gibraltar, shall be paid of, and the vessel
itself put out of commission The Admi.
rally are also said to have decided to su.
percedc Rear.Admiral Wilmot and Cap.
tain Bcamish, who were in command at
the time Of the disaster.
In the House of Commons to-day Mr..
Graves confirmed the report that a duty
of one franc per ton will be exaCted by
France as tonnage tax on vessels entering
French ports,
Napoleon has given a Jete at Chisel.
hurst, at which kilograms were received
from the Car of Russia, the King of
Sweden, the Emperor Of Austria, the
King of Portugal, tho King Of Holland,
and the Prince of Wales.
The miners strike ut South Wales
has come to an end, The questions at
issue were submitted to an arbitration,
and the result Is the strikers have re.
sumed work.
Five boys were drowned while bathing
ut Bath, to-day =,
The Lords Of Admiralty havo issued
orders superseding Admirals Wllleshy
and WilmOt, and the Captains nl the
Agenswurt and Minataw in their respec.
tive commands. a'
Prince Frederick William, Of Germany,
visited Plymouth to-day.
Negotiations for the settlement by ar.
bitration of the differences between the
miners and their employers in South
Wales has failed. Fresh strikes have
broken out among the workmen in Leeds,
who demand q reduction Of the hours OI
labor. Hundreds Of new hands have ar.
rived at Newcastle to supply the places
Of the engineers on a strike there.
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ITALYs
The Pope's New EncyOllCal.

.... LONDON, August lS.
The Pope's new EncycliCal will be pub.
lished in Rome. 1t thanks the Bishops
and Catholics Of the entire world for their
demonstrations made on the occasion of
the Pontihcal Jubilee, when from all parts
of the globe, deGying every danger and
threatened outrage, they repaired to the
eternal city to offer their congratulations
Prince aortscakof publishes report Of
what passed between him and the Evan
gelical deputaton from Frederick shafen
In July. lie says, having heard them, he
replied that their mission lead 10 tho
appearance of interference with the
domestic affairs of Russia, and that
she could permit no foreign inter
vmtion whatever, and that the Rus
sian government could not tolerate n
shadow Of intervention from whatever
side II came. The missionaries expressed
their respectful regret. He accepted the
addresses OF the American delegation to
hand To the Emperor. Tho address TO the
Emperor, Of the Swiss delegation, which
was written In London, he decidedly re.
fused to accept He then explained that
II might seem invidious to only accept the
address of the American delegation, and
requested them to withdraw It, which
they did.
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, August IL.
AT a meeting of the Common Council
last night, Mayor Mason sent in the name
Of V. K. Turpln as the third Bridewell
Inspector, and he was rejected by a vote
of 10 to 81. Mr.. Turpin Is o Democrat,
but the leaders Of the ring declare that
they would confirm none but an lrlshman.
Norris planning mill, on 22d street, be.
tween Brown and johnson streets, was
burned yesterday afternoon. Loss, $SO,'
OOO insured for 420OO0.
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FRANCE.
PARIS, August ls.

PARIS, August 10.
The Committee To which the motion
for the prolongation of Theirs powers
was referred by the Assembly, elected
Visicount Benoist Diary, chairman and
Marc Girdln, reporter The Committee
will probably report next Monday. A de.
bate on tho motion will be opened Tuesday.
Counter motions are anticipated from
Gambctta and Duke d. Broglia. But Il
ia believed that the original motion with
Abbatucai, the Imperialist Deputy to
the Assembly from Corsica has resigned
his scat in the Chamber, to make room
for Rouhr. .... | .N .
Negotiations for the complete evacua-
tlon Of France, by the Germans Is still
pending . ".,.. +.
The Journals continue to report out.
RACES committed by Germans in France
A member ofone Of the Court MartialS
Of Versailles Is reported to have been
wounded by a Bavarian, while walking in
Charenton. l.'
VERSAILLES, August 1S.
Before the court.martial to-day M. Fer
rat described the fearful state Of anarchy
which prevailed under the Commune, and
stated that both Cluseret and Lullier
sought to seize the dictatorship. The in
cendlaries, he said, were nearly all for
eignerS .... .'...
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ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock, August 19.

LITTLE Rock, August ls,
General Colterson has suspended the
L. 8. Marshal, Just from Washington,
where he has been to settle his accounts
and lay his case before the President.
The latter told him that he had been sus:
pended because Of packing the U. s. grand
jury, and procuring the indictment OLSEN
ntOr Clayton. General Colterson reCeiv.
ed but little encouragement from the
President, and does not believe he will be
restored, although he filed papers with
the Attorney General exOnorating himself
from charges, and that officer was clearly
of the opinion that the Marshal was
blameless.
Notwithstanding the overtures for
peace from the Clayton wing Of the Re.
publican party here, the war between tho
two factions seems to grow still stronger.
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SPAIN.
MApR1p. Anrust IS.

MADRID, August 49,
There Is great excitement and rejoicing
at the liberation of the Republican, ROGUE
Bocia, after five months incarceration.
He was suSpicioned Of having been con.
cerned in the assassination Of General
Prim.
The Spanish Government have at last
expressed desire that the French Cabi.
net consent TO the extraditlon Of the Com.
munists found upon Spanish soil. One Of
the leaders of the Commune hns already
been arrested and delivered to the French
authorities.
The Committee Of the international
Society has addressed a letter to Prime
Minister Zonilla, describing the character,
extent and purposes Of the organization.
The letter avows no hostility by the so.
CIety to tho Government, but complains
Of the persecution of lts members by the
authorities, and denounces the existing
order Of things as false and hollow, being
maintained only through brute force.
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SAINT LOUIS.


bT. IIOulb, hubuSI TO-
The county Court to-day reconsldered
its action of yesterday, and instructed its
counsel to enloin the sale Of the North
Missouri Railroad, as 1t would take a
week to prepare the papers and legally
notify the railroad company that an In.
junction would he applied for, and as the
present Court retires from office on next
Monday and the newly elected Court
comes In on that day, II will readily be
seen that to.day's action stands for moth.
ing. II is stated, however, that four mem.
befs of the new Court are In favor Of en-
joining the sale Of the road. II this proves
true, the action Of the present Court may
be affirmed and the legal proceedings com
menced. 1t Is now pretty well under.
stood that the city will take no action in
the matter, and that the sale Of the road
will take place on the 28th inst. rs per al
vertisement, unless the new Court con-
Cludes to carry on the proceedings
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The miles standI.h Monument.
DuypunY, Mass, Aug. 1s.

Tho sitc for the proposed monument to
,he nj memory Of Captain Miles Standish
was dedicated here yesterday. Five
thousand people were present, The
monument Is to be erected on the highest
point Of Captains Hill, and will be one
hundred. and fifty feet high. General
Horace Benny Sargent delivered the ora.
tion. Speeches were made by General
Butler, Or. George B. Young, DR. shurt.
lef, Josiah Quincy and Others,
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FREE LIBRARY IN LOUISVILLE,
70 be called the .
Public Library Of Kentucky.

Tho Concert and dIstribut lon will take place
under the immediate gu uperVlslOn Of the Trustees
mentioned In the act Of incorporation.
The Trustees will be- assisted by wei known
and eminent citizens Of KENTUCKY, who have
consented to be present al tho concert and to stl
perintCnd the drawing and distribution 0l gifts,
The holders Of tickets to which gifts arc award.
ed will be paid on presentation Of them or their
fraction at the office In Louisville, the second
day after drawing and every business day for SIX
months thereafter, and may be sent direct OF
through any Bank or Express Company, for col
lection All orders accompanied by Drafts, Post
OnlCC Money Orders, or Greenbacks, Will be
promptly attended to and tickets returned by
mail registered or expressed, AZ desired;
Tickets are like GrGeIlbaCkE-gOOd only To the
holder.
Buyers will note that there are only One Hun.
drcd Thousand Tickets, instead OF Two Hun.
drcd Thousand, as In tho San Francisco GIN
Concert, and that there IL $4,000 more dlstfIbn.
| ted sold that and made the awards In four
months and paid $is8 90 to ticket holders from
November I'd TO 18th, 1870, and turned over
S2 900 to the Secretary due tickets not presented
II will be particularly noticed that ills mat.
| ter Of InpOsslDillty for any one to know what
numbers draw gifts, as II Ia not known what tho
giit Of any number drawn from the frat wheel
will be, until the scaled box, with the amount OF
the gift plainly printed, 10 taken from the other
wheel and opened In fall view Of the audience,
therefore the larger gifts may not come ont until
towards the last, or In the middle Of the drawing.
The 100000 gift In the San Francisco GIN Con.
cert under the management Of q. X. Peters, was
the 2OOth number drawn, and was awarded and
paid TO gentleman In New Orleans. III Gifts
is all that can be drawn In one day.
| tH-Thc Numbers and Gifts are drawn by blind
| children from To II years OF age.
The Drawing will be extensively published,
and parties ordering tickets will haye printed
| llsis sent them. Parties forming Clubs and do.
string Information will please address this ONCE.
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GERMANY.
RnyaRes Of Cholera.

BERLIN, August Is
The cholera has appeared in the neigh
borhood OF Slettin, The disease continues
its ravages at Koenigsburg, where Tues:
day, there were seventy new cases and
thirty-iour deaths, and Wednesday eighty
new cases and twenty.seven deaths
The Postal Conference in session here
suggests the conclusion Of the information
al treaties between all the great powers,
including America, and the establishment
Of uniform rate OF postage on all letters
regardless Of distance, nj two CentimS
when prepaid, forty cGutimcs when un.
paid, and additional charge on letters
which go by sea.
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IL Tickets for SlOo; 29 Tickets for
1856; Sc Tickets for $500:
ll3 Tickets for $1,000.

The undersigned, late principal business man.
agcr Of the very successful Mercantile Library
Girt Concert at San Francisco, California, has
Concert In aid Of the Public Library OF OfKGntucky.
The drawing will take place In public, and
everything will bo done to satisfy buyers Of tick.
ets that their interests will be as well protected
IA II they personally auperlntended the entire
anaIe
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KANSAS.

LEAvENwoKrH, KAN, August 1S.
General Easton, Chief Quartermaster Of
this Department, to-day awarded to w.
G. Graham, 3D. Louis, the contract for
transporting government supplies to Fort
Sill, Indian Territory, and Forts Richard
son and Griffin, Texas, Tor one year This
Is the heaviest contract Of the kind that
has been awarded in the West, amount
ing to nearly half a million dollars. Ar
rangements arc making for the immediate
construction Of the Leavenworth Il Dem
yer narrow railroad
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IRELAND.
DUBLIN, August ".

DUBLIN, August ",
Alta banquet given the French depu.
tation tonight, the Lord Mayor proposed
to toast the Queen, which was received
with storms Of Kisses, lasting for several
minutes.
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