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money difference between the two houses on this
bill was about S. .0o0 The exact hgures
these-rhe Legislative bill 1t passed
the House, appropriated $l3009,s7o As it
came from the Senate COMMITTEES II appropriated
SIC. o06 $50 passed the Senate appropriated
$40 635 33s long debate ensued and the report was
agreed 10. and a conference committee was APP
pointed consisting Of Messrs- Randall singleton and
Foster Mr. Sc,lye then offered his resolution, but
the House refusing second the previous question,
and Mr.. Randall wishing to orer an amendment to II,
inserting the words OF tho rule exccpt such as
being germane the subject OF the bill snail etrench
expenses " he withdrew II.
TH8 DEBATE on THE GENEVA AWARD BILL
then proceeded with, Mr Icavenworth, OF New
York, arguing favor OF the claims of insurance CON-
panics, and Mr. Warren, OF Massachusetts, against
them. The matter went Without action.
MOTION TO ADJOURN
Mr. Randall, of Pennsylvania, offered resolution de-
caring that when the IlAusc adjourn to-day It be 70
meet Wednesday next save the session 10 be held
at Philadelphia on the Fourth OF July.
Mr. Holman OF Indiana, moved TO amend by fixing
the day TOR adjournment on Monday, at one Clock
which amendment the yeas and nays were TAKEN and
resultcd-yoas ~, nays T7-no quorum voting.
The House then at ten minutes to six o'clock I'D.
journcd till Monday.
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ENGLAN D.

HEAVY FAILURE IN THE SHEFFIELD TRADE
IRATE POET IN CoURr-MEMBEHs OF PARLrA-
NEXT TIIrISo AGAINST THE PHEss-rISAN-
C1AL spEcULAToIs puNIsBxD FOR FRAUD
THE SITUATION ON 'cBASGE-CoMMEncrAL
REVIEW.
LONDON July 1, 1876
The Standard to-day. in its financial article says
at is reported that well known arm OF steel manu-
facturers at Sheffield had ailcd with liabilities or
S165, 0C0"
Az AFRICAN gxrLoRsR
Tho Army and Nary Gasete says It has reason to
believe that Lieutenant Cameron. OF the Royal Navy,
tho African explorer, will shortly ba gazc;ted com.
mander.
Gas COMPANY SPECTATORS SENTENCED TO PRISON
In the OF the Queen against ASP nall and
Others known the "Eupion Gas Company case" tho
defendants, Asphalt aud Knockcr, we're to-day
fenced twelve, and Muir and wbyto to txo mouths
Imprisonment in Halloway jail, without hard labor.
THEIR LITTLE GAxs-mow PLAygD IT,
Muir was the original protector Of the Eupiou Gas
Company, and knocker the manager Of the Midland
Bank, winch advanced tho money. and whyte intro
duccd these persons to Asplnal who managed tho
6pancicriug Of the company.
THE caARGE.
The indictment was for conspripg TO obtain by false
rrctcnces a settling day and quotation tho Stock
Exchange
The case turned upon the question whether this was
a criminal offence
royrs PROSECUTION or THE PRESS
Robert Buchaban, tue poet, sued Mr. Alfred Peter
Taylor member Of Parliament for leicester the pro.
pr,ctor OF tho Eramtae, Tor $4,000 for libels
taircd In the Examiners reviews and letters from
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, July /, 1876.
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July l, 1876.
NAVY ORDERS.
Captain Paul shirley is detached from the command
OF the naval rendezvous. San Francisco and placed
on waiting orders; Captain William +. spiccr from
tho comw.1d Of tho naval rendezvous, Boston, and
placed on waiting orders; Captain ID. b. Harmony
from the command Of the naval rendezvous, New
York. and placed on waiting orders; Lieutenant Com
mander Frank Morris and Medical Director J. w.
Taylor from he naval rendezvous, Boston, and placed
on waiting orders; Lieutenant Commander Dewitt C.
Kclls the Colorado and ordered TO command the
Canoncus at New Orleans; Lieutcnants f. c. Houston
and Ransom b. Peck Passed Assistant Surgeon 4. II.
Ware and Chief Engineer George +. Cutz from the
naval rendezvous San Francisco and placed waiting
orders; Lieutenant James d. J. Kelly, Surgeon J. II.
Tryon and Passed Assistant Engineer Ralph Aston
from the rendezvous, New York, and placed on
waiting orders.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Arstarchi Boy, the Turkish Minister, arrived from
Washington yesterday at the Aibemarlc Hotel Brevet
Major General William Emory, United States Army,
is at the Gilsey House. Bishop vcnabes, Of Nassau,
and f. Brouphon, General Manager of the Great West
Railway oi Canada. are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
General Ii. f. Longden OF the British Army, is regis
tered at the Grand Central Hotel. Rev. Dr. II. G. Bat
terson of Philadelphia, is staying at tho Coleman
House Warren Fisher and James Mulgan, OF Bos
ton, are at the Windsor Hotel William Bross, of Chi
cago IS residing at the st. Nicholas HOTEL Ex-Goyes
nor Frederick Smyth, of New Hampshire, aud Lieu
tenant William II. Emory, United States Navy, q
the Filth Avenue Hotel
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WASHINGTON.
Action Of the House and Senate
on Appropriations.
A SECRETARY YET WANTED FOR THE TREASURY
important Testimony to the Honesty Of
Detective Yaryan.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

wAsHINGroS, July l, 1870
DIFFICULTIES OF THE TREASURY DEpARTMENr--
THE sEcRETARYsHIP TO BE FILLED on MON
DAY-THE APPROPRIATION BILL DEADLOCK
MANUFACTURE OF CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS
The Treasury Department in difficulties to-day,
being without Secretary and without a Treasurer.
The law allows an Assistant Secretary to act as Secrc
tary tor only days This time expired to-day and
Mr. Conant was without further power Mr. Morrill,
had not yet accepted Meantime Treasurer News
resignation had been accepted; his successor
appointed and this morning filed his bonds, but he
could not assume the duties OF his place, because
there was no Secretary to formally accept
his bonds and install him. The ncon-
vcniencc is not serious. Mr.. Morrill, had no,
decided this afternoon whether ne would accept the
Secretaryship; but his indecsion cannot last long,
the President has caused Il TO be known that there
will be Secretary Of the Treasury Monday after
noon; either Mr.. Morrill, or somebody else
THE APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr.. Morrill, SAID to-day that he thought there
fair promise OF nm agreement between the two houses
all the appropriation bills, there being dis
position in the conference committees to
ground. good many of the democrats arc
getting restless about the delay and begin speak of
poor Mr. Randall as a very obstinate man. There
growing desire to get homo and begin the canvass and
it pretty that the Bclknap Will go
to November or December.
THE CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT MANUFACTURE.
When the appropriation bills passed there will
be week or ten days of general business interpe
with speeches in both houses by both sides for
campaign documents The has been so busy up
this time that surprisingly few ampaign speeches have
been made. The Senate Mississippi Committee will
produce several, for Mr. Bayard and Mr. Boutwell, will
both be heard the affairs of that State, and 1t is
possible that when this subject comes up the
Senate may fall into general debate the Southern
question, which has slumbercd during the whole
session, and that the House may follow SUIT taking
its the developments made by Mr. Gibson's Louis
Committee Tho democrats, who know that in
order to have chance of carrying the election they
carry the whole SOUTH not adverse drawing
the extreme republicans to harsh expressions about
tho Southern States, knowing that such uttcrances
will soiidy and excite the white vote those States
and prevent 1t from the split into whig and democrat
which they fear and which might lose them of tho
States on which their success depends
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SUNSTROKES.

An unknown man, about ,senty-oight years OF age
was found insensiblc the heat yesterday morning
on the corner OF vcscy and Greenwich streets. Ho
was sent to The Chambers street Hospital
George w. southwick. aged Iorty OF no. ZIG East
1lsth street. was prostratei by tho heat yesterday
afternoon. He was taken homo
DEATHS suSsrEOKy
Thomas Morgan, OF No. 1gS Madison street, and Pat
rick Mullen aged thirty-two of No. 203 East Forty
fourth street, died yesterday from tho edecs OF
strokes
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON July l, 1876
YARYAN THOROUGHLY HONEST AND FAITHFUL
OFFICER.
The charge of attempted bribery made against Mr.
Yaryan is disproved by positive testimony OF Mr.
Woodward, of st. Louis, from whom Bell said to
have got the statement, and who dcposcd under oath
in May last, in reply TO inquiries made by Commis
sioncr Pratt that he told Bell what reported
and that in all his intercourse with Yaryan nc found
him thoroughly honest and faithful officer.
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PEDESTRlANISM.

AN ANGLo-AMERICAN WALKING MATCH.
LONDON, July l, 1876
II. Vaughan the pedestrian, writes to Beus Life,
ceptpg the challenge of O'Lcary the American pedcs
trau, for n twenty -four hours walking match.
Vaughan declines to mako six days match because
he has had opportunity Of testing his eapa.
bites to that extent
lie prefers walk In England
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DONOVAN'S LAST LEAP.

PRIsoNEB JUMPS FROM AN EXPRESS TRAIN
AND IS FATALLY INJURED.
BosroS, July ], 1876.
Michael Donovan. while route the House of Cor
rcction charge of officer. lcaped from express
train the Boston and Albany road near Wellesley,
to-day, and received injuries which considered
fatal
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GERM AN Y.

Won ARN1M TENDED DY POLICEMEN AND PLY
SICIANS.
LONDON July l. 1875
special despatch to the Post from Berlin says
Count Won Arnim has arrived at Carlsbad.
He is closely watched by Prussian detectives
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THE IRISH RIFLEMEN.

THE TEAM FOR AMERICA APpoINTED-NAMEs
OF THE TWELVE.
WICKLOW July ], 1875
At meeting Of the irish National Rifle Association
to-day the following members were appointed to repre-
sent Ireland at the Centennial matches in America:-
Fcnon, Gon,
William Rigby, Grcenhl,
Johnson, Miner
Ward, Pollock
Joynt, Young.
Cooper, John Rigby.
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AN OFFICIAL PLEASURE PARTY.

NEWPORT, r. I 4, July /, 1870
The revenue cutter Grant, Captain Fcngar, from Now
York. arrived here this afternoon having board Dis
trct Attorney Bliss Collector Arthur the Appraiser Of
New York and two OF the Police Comm ssioncrs
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CARL SCHURZ GALL RIGHT"
MEETING OF GOVERNOR HAYES WITH THE Ex-
SENATOR FROM MISSOURI

SENATOR FROM MISSOURI.
COLUMBUS Ohio, July !, 1876.
Ex-Governor Noyes was in tho city to-day, and on
starting for Cincinnati was accompanied by Governor
HAYES Here the two Governors inciden-
tally met with Carl Schurz who
his way to 81. Louis. Governor Hayes had
quarter OF an hours conversation with Mr.. Schurz.
Ex-Governor Noyes was heard to remark that Schur1
won Id be all right but 1t Is known that the obsarva
ton was not based anything that passed during
brief conversation this evening
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SPAIN

Tho Senate has voted the bill fixing tho strength of
the army at 100, 900 men.
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must soon expect to learn OF the advance OF Austrian
and Russian corps across the respective frontiers o
both countries The former, in the time OF the
Crmoan war, to protect her interests by occupying
strategic points IN the Danubian provinces and the
latter to watch the OF the Austrian army.
According to the law of 1885, military service is ob
gatory on all the maeu Mohammedan subjects OF the
Sultan Recruiting is accomplished by the engagement
OF volunteers and by conscription. Tho term OF
vice in the Turkish army is twenty years, OF which
four spent the regular army two years in
the first reserve years in the second reserve and
eight years in the militia or landwehr The army is
divided into three parts, namcly:-Ths regu-
lar army, the irregular troops, and the
auxilares. The law above named fixed the
strength Of the army 900 until 1878 OF this
force the regular army numbers l5o 600 men, the first
reserve 10000 men, and the second reserve, 400 900
mon, rendering annual quota Of 81 500 men neccs-
sary to maintain the effective strength. The regular
army is divided into seven corps darmee distributed
as follows
No Corps. District.
1.............Th The Guard. Constantnoplc
2............. Danube. ............... .Schouma.
3............. .Roumelia. ....... .Nonastyr.
4............. .Anaolia- ............. .Erzeroum
3. Syria ............-....pa .pamas
6............. lrak rak....................Ba Bagdad
IT,. Yemen. ...SanaA
The irregular troops compose sixteen regiments
military pollce the Bashi- Baxouks and the voun
teers, such as Spahis Bedouins &c, the whole force
numbering about so, 900 men,
The auxiliary troops are the contingents from such
of the have not furnished their quota TO
the militia or landwehr and the other States
Provinces dependent to the Sultan OF these Upper
Albania furnishes 10, 900 men, Bosnia, 10000 Egypt
II, 0oO Tuns and rripoh 1000 men,
In time the effective army strength of Turkey
is as follows = No Of Men.
Active ..,,...,...............2 2O3, 100
First lOa 600
Second reserve Observation-Disclosures. "a 900
Military police Observation-Disclosures. 80 500
Militia Observation-Disclosures. 100 900
Total regular army. Observation-Disclosures 4S6 200
To these may be added -
Irregular troops. $4,000
Auxiliary troops 80 600
Total, irregular army. 100, 900
Making grand total Of. :. .............. 5s6 100
The army of Servia is composed folows:-
REGULAR
Four battalious Of infantry. try.......... 24oo
Two sQuadrons of cavalry. ry.................... 800
Seven batteries of artillery 140O
Four companies of engineers. crs................. go
Total. .................. ............,.... 4,270
RESERVES
First Ban, eighty battallons. ons............ 81. $50
Second Ban, eighty battallons. 4S. 400
Thirty-thrce squadrons Observation-Disclosures. 1880
Twenty eight batteries. ................... s. 10
Nine ompancs OF engineers. ................ 1882
Military tran ...................... Il. .l6S
Total ...................... 15O 400
Grand total. ............. 154, 100
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GOVERNOR HAYES AT PHILADEL-
PHIA

CoLUMBus Ohio, July 1, 1879
Governor Hayes and Governor Moves will leave
for Philadephin tonight TO- attend meeting Of tho
Ohio Board OF Centennial Managers, OF which they
members.
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THE rrMpEnAruuE rEsrEnpAy.

rhe following record VIII SHOW the changes In the
temperature Tor the past twenty-iour hours 10
pnrsou wh the corresponding date OF last year.
dicaied BY the Thermometer a. Hainut's pharmacy,
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THE KAIsERs' COUNCIL

EpINBUKGH, July J. 1S76
The Scotsman's London correspondent, in despatch
TO that paper says:-sT able to confirm the rumor
the Eastern question. Lord Derby more than
very strongly opposed the Of several OF his
colleagues"
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Att WILL BE IN ORDER SOON 10 LLQUIDATh
the little the result of the ST. Louis Convention
shall the streets large additions shs
of KNOX style summer HATS, from 2i2 Broadway
under the Ffth Avenue Hotel n gentlemen will in
dulge in betting such occasions know OF no
timely acceptable stake than OF these seasonabis
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TURKEY.

PRINCE MILAN PRocLA1Ms WAR AGAINST THE
roRrE-sERv1AN JUSTIFICATION.
LONDON, July L. 1875
special despatch from Vienna to the Standard
says:-"Prince Milan in his proclamation says
Turkey has provoked by not satisfying Bosnia
and by threatening Servia We enter Bosnia in the
of humanity and nationality and to re-estabIish
peace without offending Turkeys integrity"
Tho proclamation mentioned Austria than pkfully for
her efforts to protect the Christians.
TURKISH TROOPS UNDRR FIRE.
CoxsrASrSorLE, July /, 1876
despatch from widin a strongly fortified town
in Bulgaria. on tho Danube. the scrvan frontier
reports that the scrvians several shots at
Tho Turkish frontier guards.
The despatch also states that the servian Commits
oucrs inquire into the alleged violations OF
The frontier left wdin suddenly
NEGOTIATIONS TERMINATED
The Porte has received letter from servia an
,ouncing that NJ Cristc's diplomatic mission has
been conntermanded
MONTENEGRO NEUTRAL.
LONDON, July ], 1876
The Telegraphs Berlin special says that the Prince
Of Montenegro has soemny engaged to remain neutral
In the Scrvo-Turkish troubles
TIE SULTAN TO JUSTIFY Hrs posrT1oN-PR1ScE
MILAN REBEL.
VIENNA, July 1, 1875
Several OF the evening journals here state that
Turkey is about circular the Great Powers
throwing the entire responsibility OF upon serva
and declaring Prince Milan rebel because he seeded
from the union of vassals
POINTS oy ruE PRINCE MANIFESTO.
The following Is telcgraphic extract from the Ser
vinn manifesto:--
II commences by describing the insupportablc con-
dition in which servja has been placed since the out
break of the insurrcction and continues servia has
done nothing whatever to hinder the work Of pacca-
ton while, the other hand, Turkey has surrounded
servia with belt OF iron II Is impossible therefore,
TO remain longer within the bounds of moderation,
ana the Porte is responsible for any eventual blood.
shed. The Montcncgrns will be our side, and it
will not be long before the Herzcgovinans Bosnans,
Buleari,ns and Greeks cooperate with us"
Prince Milan concludes his manifesto by exhoriing
lbc troops respect frontier Of AUSTRIA which,
be says, has claim upon their gratitude because OF
the benevolent protection extended to their Hcrzego.
vinan brethren.
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BROKEN OFF.
BELGRADE, July 1, 1870
N. Masazinowich, tho servian representative at
const antlnople was recalled to-day.
II is believed here that the Scrvan troops will
mcncc hostites by crossing the frontier tomorrow
SAID TO BE OVER
PARIS, July l. 1876
lie Temps has a tclcgraphc despatch from Vienna,
which says the Servans crossed the frontier on Fri
day.
GREECE STRICTLY NEUTRAL.
ATHENS, July I, 1876.
The Greek government in accordance with its policy
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RUPTURE-A PERMANENT CURE BY DR..
MARsn's treatment. silk Elastic stockings. Abdominal
Belt Braces and surgical appliances Of every de-
scrpon No. vcsey ST. tAstor House,, opposite ST. Psuls
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PIMPLES ARE INEXPRESsIBLY MORTIFYING
Remedy y-.;LESS's SULPHUR Soar.
HILLS HAIR WHIsKrR Dye" Black Brown, SOC.
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DYSPEPSIA Is CAUSED BY PUTREFACT1vE
gastric fcrment atons.suARrs CoScsSrRArEp CHARcoAt
PILLS wind constipation. scidty. HAkTNkrra
(Bble House, Pharmacy.
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CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE OR PAIN,
and positively guaranteed, by j. NJ. COMIks n. D., 34j
lie xnytnn ax New York Send stamp for book.
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A-IT MILL. BE IN ORDER SOON no LIQUIp

A.-PYROLlNE WILL INSTANTLY RELIEVE AND
quickly hos Centennial burns For sale by leading drug
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A.-BENNETT BUILDING.
FIREPROOF
LOCATED ON NASSAU. ANN AND FULTON STH
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LET ON VERY REASONABLE TKRMS,
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS BANKERS AND INSURANCE. OFFICES
APPLY on THE PREMISES.
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A DISAPPOINTED CROWD.
MILE. spELTERINIs WALK OVER NIAGARA
FALLS POSTPONED.

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y. July l, 1876.
Several thousand excursonists visited the falls to-
day and were disappointed at not seeing Mile. Spcl
tcrni walk across the rapids Tho rain steady
throughout the dav that the rope unit to walk
Speterni will walk on the Fourth at two O'Clock.
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AN AMERICAN FETE IN PARIS.
English Joint Stock Spectators
Sentenced to Prison.
4 STRING OF NEWSPAPER LIBEL CASES
FRANCE.

AMERICAN FAREWELL TO THE CONSUL GENERAL
OF THE UNITED STATES.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE I
PARIS, July l, 1876.
farewell banquet was given tonight at the Cafe
Anglaise by the leading members of the American
colony to General Torbert, Consul General of the
United States the occasion Of his departure
from this city for America.
Major General Daniel Z. Sickles presided.
THE FOURTH"
No arrangements have'been yet organized for the
celebration of the Fourth in Paris.
CUTTING OFF IMPERIAL PENSIONS
PARrs, July l, 1870
The Budget Committee has suppressed the pensions
Df the invalided tunctionaries of the Empire
THE MINISTRY AND THE MUNICIPALITIES.
1t has now been decided that the consideration Of
,he municipal question shall be postponed until next
session.
This question has been threatening to bring defeat
The Ministry the Chamber of Deputies the Ministry
claiming larger power in appointing the mares than
the republicans willing to conccde
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DON'T LOSE YOUR HAIR -CHEvALIER's LIFE
HAIR hair perfectly stops its falling
increases It's growth rapidly and makcs eho
hair bcautiiul. Sold by all druggists
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A-PROMINENT PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND THE
effective SILK ELASTIC TRUss. sold only By ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY. 6s3 Broadway
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A.-LIVER AND BLOOD DISEASES.


pounds of bile which contains of
teral taken the blood When the liver becomes
pid cougested IL fails eliminate this II
noxous substance which therefore, TO poison tho
blood and be conveyed to of the system What
the condition OF the blood when 1t renewing and
returning Zach day aud haif pounds of poisonf Ma
of this poison through other channels aud
organsthe Kidneys lungs skim nc but these organs be-
overaxed in peormn this lnbor in addition thsis
natural functions aud long withst nd the pressure,
but become varousy diseased
The BRAIN winch Is the electrical centre OF all vi
passes the and fails perform iss office
healthiuy Hence the symptoms OF bile poisoning which
duncss. headache ncapacy TO keep the mind
subject impairment Of memory, dizzy. sleepy nervous
blood being Diseased forms upon the
surface of the skim irritating and poisonous that
produces dscoored brown spots pmpes boches and othe
eruptions. bols, carvuuccs and scrofulous tn
escape becoming affected later and have thu
result cotiveness piles dropsy dyspepss dxrrbUo Othe
toms common. bitter or bad taste in mouth in
erna heat papitaton, teasing cough unsteady appetite
sides about shoudcT ack coduess Of cxtremite &C.
&c Only of the likely TO be
any At time The liver being tho do
puratnr blood cleansing organ OF the system set ti
ton which gender In the blood aud rot the
machinery of e gradually expelled from tlc system.
For this DR. PIERCE GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
with small doses daily OF DR. PERcKs PLEASANT PuR-
kind of humor from the worst scroulA to tho
pinpie. hlotch ernpti Great eattug ulcers
kindly heal under their mighty curative influence Vfru.
lent bood At lurk the bv them
tero- and by their pcsevering and
what Drotracted the tainted be
pctey renovated and built up anew Enlarged glands tu
swciin dwndc and disappear under the
Influence OF these great rcsoivents
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peace has ordered the arrest of any emissares on
the frontier endeavoring to ioment nsurrecton in tho
Turkish provinces or TO enlist recruits
THE FRENoH SQUADRON FOR THE LEvANT.
ToULos, July J. 1876
Tho French squadron hero leaves to morrow, prob
ably Tor the Levant.
THE KAIsERs' COUNCIL.
EMS, July l. 1875
The Emperor william leaves here to visit the Gar
at Jugenheim, to- morrow
THE BRITISH CABINET DIVIDED ON THE SUB
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Average temperature yesterday IS
year. 70
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DOSOvAN'S RESTAURANT. NO. EAST 18th
pa tics a specialty.
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CANCERS SUCCESSFULLY REMOVED WITHOUT
knife caustic q poisonous minerals.
Drs BROWN 4 sTODDARD No West 18th st.
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LAFAYETTE RESTAURANT, NEAR THE ART
Gallery adjoining tho music pavilion IL In every re-
spcct first class restaurant
LIFE AND HEALTH IN THE ELECTRICAL CUR
RENT applied BY Dr. CHAMBEkIfN Ma. West 18th o.
Try IT, them aud bo healed Circulars forwarded
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MILAN'S M MARCH
Turkish Frontier Guards Under Fire and
Negotiations Terminated.
MONTENEGRO NEUTRAL
Derby and nSah Differ as to the Future Trat-
ment Of To. "SG Man"

A Heavy Depression in the Money Market
Followed by a Recovery
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VIEW PUBLiCAriONS.
(yAKcEKS NEW rREArisR. EXPLAINING fHEI9
'aee1ul . nRoWS rnbnssp ,rnf 5.s =. ~. -
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| WIGS TOUPEES. &c. RAUCHFUsS, PRACTICAL
wgmaker aud Importer Of Human HAIR. Na ~ Eass