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90 RHEUMATIC PAINS AND IMPURE BLOOD
are speedily and ecctuay cured by the Rejuv enatinp
Panacea, sold at l07 James street. East River The ingrc
dents composing the Panacsa consist exclusively OF roots
herbs and banks aud il aold very cheap that every
person in the community may paftaks OF its dement's
When takp sby nqrses, It YmPsrts is hssthful and nv
gorating efh - " hAfenta
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Warrington.
Correspondence Of the Heraldl
WASHINGTON, Thursday Evening

Washington.
Correspondence Of the Heraldl
WASHINGTON, Thursday Evening.
Proceedings In Congress.
The Seuate have again adjourned without taking
the final vote on the apportionment bill. That BODY
is suffering under infection of the cacoethes To-
quendi, more severe than ever the house was seized
with. They talk every thing to death. A bill for
the relief Of Sias Deane, has been discussed as
deliberately as if it proposition to amend the
constitution. The Senate is behind the Hsuse in
every thing, and there is very large accumulation
Of executive business ON hand
The discussion of the tariff bill excites very little
interest in the House. This indifference is omnous
of the early disposition Of the whole natter and the
better opinion seems to be that the existing laws
will be extended indefinitely, and Congress adjourn
by the 18th of July.
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90 THE SUNDAY MERCURY OF TOMORROW,
will contain capital likeness of that most uccessful
fnancier Monroe Edwards also his trial and the result
sketch OF General @. p Morris by Wasp. The Chiropo
dist and the Ladys foot History Of Mesmersm Twattle
and the Ballet Grand demonstration in favor Of Col Mon
roe Edwards; The Domestic Nursery, &c. SC. by Ladle
Conclusion of the beautiful story Of Christian Wolf The
late dealcations Reporting and other matters Dow Jr
will discourse upon this line of Popes--
The proper study of mankind is man.
There will be great variety Of other matter too te-
dous to mention, and too much too numerous for the
limits of advcrtsem Mt besides all the local. general
and theatrical news Office 10 Beekman street. Price
three cents single copy 81 for eight months and sent
any part of the world Neither Of the editors Of the Ne
curry, +. G. Paige SAM Nicholas, has any connection
whatever with any daily other paper in this city
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CO. AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE AT THE
New York Museum, commencing at soclock, when the
grand Polyspases Views will be exhibited and variety
embarrassing performances will be given. Miss Reynolds
the beautiful and accomplished ballad singer takes her
benefit and max her last appearance this evening Mr..
Shaw and Mr. Bruce also appear This is also the last
night OF the magnificent French Dioramas admitted BY
all to be the ne plus ultra Of human ingenuity which
must be set aside in order to make Monday for
of the grandes novelties ever offered sacred Con-
cert tomorrow evening. for which great talent is en-
gagged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-11

10 FOR ONE MOMENT BUT GIVE YOUR
attention reader the table Of contents of the ANER
CAN MECHANIC, published this morning June H. and
see if Il is not worthy of its present popuarty-A new
method Of rowing small Boats with Engraving Qarge
A Boat sail against the wind, with quaint explana-
tion and cngravingodcs of raising ponderous Articles
- improvements in Blacksmithing The Drummond
Light-A Phenomenon-Strange Faality--Illustrations
in Chemistry--The Dancing Cows, with Engraving
Effects Of Labor-saving observation-disclosures Defenccs
Theory Of Marriage-Indian Fun-Incidents anecdotes
fun news, items, poetry, good &C. &C. rich number
Ann street, New York.
JOHN A. FUTILE Agent.
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&C. The WEEKLY HERALD containing the whole
Of the extraordinary evidence on the trial of Colo
mel Monroe Edwards for forgery, including the great
speech of the Hon. Tom Marshall, will be published
this day ats o'clock, northwest corner of Fulton
and Nassau-Prce Ct cents per copy
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DIsAPrEAREp.--James Gorey, aged IL years, from,
Buffalo, last Wednesday. His mother, Mrs. H. Cor
lev is anxious to hear from him
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Ny-AMERICAN MUSEUM-This is a great gala day
at this establishment A splendid variety of perform.
ances take place in the Lecture Room at 3oclock music
will be playing and flags flying Visitors can enjoy
delightful promenade in the garden the top Of tho
Museum besides consulting the wonderful Gipsey Girl.
viewing the Falls Of Niagara. and examining the most i'm
collection of curosies deposited
lishment in America. Grand Cosmorama, Albino Lady
and fancy Glass Blowing also exhibited here This
the last day and night Of the inimabe Ethiopian
representatives. Whock and Diamond II is also the last
time Of Mr.. Bennie's Living Statues.
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INcENDIARIEs IN BosroN.-Four buildings and twt
valuable horses were burnt in Boston last Monda,
evening. S. d. Vose and Mr.. Nelson were the suf
feren. 1t was the work Of an incendiary
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90 DIR. PALEY'S CYPRIAN HAIR TONIC-For
the growth restoration, and preservation of the HAIR
sale wholesale and retail ut the New York Patent Medicine
and Perumcry Warehouse, No Is John street, opposite
Thorburn's seed store
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City Despatch Post,

20 WILLIAM STREET.
PRiNcirAL OrFIcE-Letters deposited before halfpast
hafpast IT, and half past o'clock will be sent out for
delivery at 0, /, and O'clock
BRANCH OrrIcEs-Lettcrs deposited before IL, and
o'clock will be sent out for delivery o. and o'clock
ALEX. NJ. GREIG, Agent.
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Nor TRUE-That the Rev. Mr.. Van Zandt is off,
ciating at Seneca Falls
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PEGS IN NEw HAMrsHIRE.-At the shoe peg manu-
factory in Meredith, N H., the pegs are split by a
knife which strikes 600 times in mnute--avcragng
$4,000 pegs in that time
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DEArn The Rev. James Marsh, DID. Presidcn
of the University at Burlington, VT, departed thi
life few DAYS since.
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The General Printing Office, capable Of doing all sorts
OF printing such books pamphlets bills cards of all
descriptions is open the Herald buildings entrance
from Nassau street--Joseph Elliott, Printer.
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Gc- The NEW YORK LANCET, very interesting
number, will be published this day, at the Herald
Office. corner of Fulton and Nassau--6& cents per
copy,
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New York Post Once, Juno o, Ie42.
o. ALBANY EVENING MAIL.--An additional mall
VIII be sent to Albany and aer the 9Th instant every
day, by the O'Clock NJ. Steamboat Letters can be
deposited at this Office until half-past p M.
Je7 lwr JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, PM
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Loss TO THE Churchill appears that the Presby-
terrain Church of the United States has sustained a
loss Of about $4,000, from the depreciation OF
stocks, in which it had invested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-11

HARvEsTINe.-The wheat harvesting has com
menced near Alexandria, D. G.
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PROSPECT HALI.-This place is KEEP, by Rowland,
and is one of the most delightful places on the
island of Manhattan. The elevation gives it pure
and cool atmosphere.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
new York. So turday, june II, Is4a.
Herald HulIetin OF News.

The Herald Bulletin Of News is kept at the northwest
of Fulton and Ma streets. On the arrival Of the
morning mails, at eight O'clock A. M-and also of the
evening mails at four O'Clock p NJ the latest intelligence
from all parts of the worh may be found the Herald
bulletin Board this corner Let every wayfarer stop
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-11

90 CHATHAM THEATRE--Mr. Marble, the Anne
rcan Comedian takes his first benefit this theatre this
ing in FIVE popular pieces, viz A Maidcns Vow, For
tunes Frolic Forest Rose. All the Worlds Stage, and
the Game Cock Of the Wilderness Messrs. Held Ste.
vcns c. Mestayer, Mrs. Thornc, Blake, Miss Mestay
and the entire company appear.
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CoNEY isLANp.-We don't think so much of this re
treat-t is rather sandy, clammy and fshy. Bail,
is better by far.
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MONEY MARKET.

Friday, June 1915 p. M.
The sales at the Stock Board to fair extent this
morning. and prices generally improved. Illinois g. !;
New York State d per cents Il; New York per
sold at per cent prsmium Kentucky s. per cent?
Harlem per cent; Paterson II per cent? Mohawk decli.
ned per cent.
The Comptroller has given official notice that the notes
ofthe Staten Island Bank will be redeemed on md after
the 18th nst at the rate Of SO the dollar Bonds
and mortgages for $780, in the hands Of an attorney
for collection and when they paid further dividend
will be made
The bears" in Harlem stock seem now to have arrived
pretty generally at the conclusion that the great opera
tor in that stock perfectly sane they have most of
them become bulls" in consequence. The continued
rise in the stock out of purchases for
and those Of the shorts" Every day brings with il the
conviction that the road Albany must sooner or later
be built, or New York city indeed lose rank and cast
AT this moment Boston doing large and lucrative br.
sincss, which legtmately belongs to New York, and
would be now here had the So 900 squandered by the
State administration the infamous Erie Railroad been
applied to the continuation OF the Harlem Railroad to Al
bany Not only is the western trade of New York through
the canal and railroad going by the rev railroad
but large amount Of business created For in.
stance let any stand opposite the depot of either the
Western or Eastern Railroad in Boston, and observe the
motions of the multudes that descend from the cars Ire
VIII iaSe PIoportOn Vi tnem farmers from the
mote parts Of New England Many from the western ond
near the New York line. Each of them has some ar
cle or articles of farm produce with which he hurrss to
the market and there dispoes of for cash. Ihe ssnno
get price he takes less The arc invested In
supplies which are deposited in his trunk and for which
the road charges freight aud the next day finds him
going home. little conversation with these people will
discover that large number Of them never thought OF
whiting Boston before the railroad afforded passage so
quick and cheap that the produce Of 100 miles from
Boston becomes as valuable that the immediate vcin
~ Anew impulse is thus given agriculture And when
the volume OF the western trade issuing from the northern
New York line of roads and the Erie canal reaches the
Boston road II constantly swes in value and amount a.
trolls forward until the increasing tide deposits its rich
freight on the shores Of the Bay State and the reGuent
pillow carries the Of the manufacturers and the
goods of the merchants back the productive bosom OF
the western soil
large portion Of the business the States has
been going TO Canada operation that Of late has been
facilitated by the of the Canada banks whose
funds have been freely paid the in the purchase
ofproduce The following the leading items Of tho
Montreal Bank and the City Bank.
bASK MONTREAL Cr1v BArK, JCNE 1872,
JUNE 1871
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REMEDY FOR Docs AT LARoE.--A PHILADELPHIA
paper proposes, every citizen to have in front of his
house, over night, bit of beef well saturated with
afr;cninc
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CO FAMESomc labor for political fame others lite.
rarybut give us such fame Dr. Sherman has for his
colds headaches and all ills the same time enrich
the proprietor To get rich by doing good. is what
60 Tor Dr. Sherman's Office Is at 100 Nassau street.
AGENTS. State street. Boston, and Ledger Buildings
Philadelphia.
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MrsrnAnr.r TRAsm.-The correspondence between
Stanley and Wise, and the several friends. exp,a.
natory Of their conduct towards each other, abou,
i" that duel"
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CRoroN WArIR.-It is said that the Croton water
wilnot be fit for anything for the first year after its
introduction into the city. twill be impregnated
with ron-and red as mineral water. We will
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Bankrupt List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Leonard Bond, now Of Rye. Wcstchsster County Qate
OF New York; halter, July IL.
Samuel r. Mabbat QatS firm WIN. G. Jones & Coz Ju-
lyo,
Elias A. Brown, Qate firm Dibbee & Brown, July Is.
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Harrisburg.
Correspondents Of the Hsraidl


HARRISBURG, June 8, 1872
perceive that your correspondents of this place
nave all gone asleep. Why it is, / know not /
should suppose there ncws-but as the Legis-
lature will convene here tomorrow, il will give your
correspondents something to write about. The
bsrs are coming i'll sowly--ihere appears to be q
backwardness not only in coming On, but in doing
business when they are here The object of their
meeting this time, has not been decided upon by
Congress, and therefore they will have nothing to do
until Congress passes the Apportionment Bill. Ii
there is any thing important done while in session
shall let you know of it.
The weather has been for several days extremely
cold; IN fact many have their stoves out-overcoais
are brought out Of their wardrobes-Leghorn hats
are thrown aside-the doors and windows all
closedevery thing together the appearance
OF winter instead Of summer. am fearful that II
WILL injure the and fruit very considerably Ii
is, indeed, little provoking that fair prospect Tor
an abundance of fruit and grain, should be blasted
at this late day.
The temperance movement is still progressing
rapldly-the real old soakers are coming into the
ranks. doubt whether there six old topers left
at the present time. The Washngtonians conem-
when they expect the Hon. Thomas F. Marshall 10
De present. He has rendered himself very popular
in this section Of the country, by his late ceursehe
will be received with much enthusiasm if he honors
us with his presence at that time. hope he will
not disappoint us. His late speeches are file hered
by almost every citizen that has read them.
The Brahams" have been here lately giving con-
ceris These concerts consisted of the aristocracy
and faslonables of this place-among whom was the
beautiful Mrs. Ely, Mrs. HIN and daughter, Mrs.
Rs, Misses SIS. | noticed that one lady had
a very large bonnet on, it was most too much for
small un The young gentlemen were also in atten-
dance. ! am sorry to say several of them went
there without ladies'. merely mention this so that
they will not neglect the fair sex again, they are
shall, ifi will coincide with your wish, write to
to you, giving you the Legislative news
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FMLEN.-Wheat in Cincinnati to sixty-five cents
a bushel. Anticipated crop in Ohio $4,000, OOo
bushels,
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MArRMoHY VERSUS ALrMoNY. wife of Bel.
lamy Storer. late member Of Congress from Ohio,
has lately obtained divorce from her husband, and
$4,000 alimony.
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GJ- FRHDERIcK BOILER CARP has been recognis-
ed by the President, Vice Consul of the Oriental
Republic of Uruguay for the port of Baltimore.
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VALUABLE.-Lead ore has lately been found in
Marion county. Arkansas, containing 80 per cent
Of pure lead.
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NTpLo's.-To-night another Grand Gala--the de-
lightful Promenade Musicale--and a splendid dis.
play of magnificent fire ,corks by Edge, being the last
exhibition Of the kind till the glorious 4th July On
Monday evening, new comic pantomimc will be
produced, with beautiful scenery, dresses, and
decorations. The principal comic par, will be sus
tanned by the inimitable Gabriel.
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Court Calendcr-Thia Dnx.

SUPERIOR CouRr.Nos SO, 60, -, 49, 20, 81 81, 49, 8
49, &C. lA2 ST. 49, &c. co. 81 90 9s a. CO. o. l44 s 10
90, lO0
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HAMILTON HousE-NARrows.-'r is one of the
most quiet and pleasant places on Long Island. The
drive down from South Brooklyn, by the waters
edge, is unrivalled in this latitude The accommo-
datons are carital
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CO. The Rev. Mr.. MafTar is at Peiersburgh.
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HoBohrS. This charming place hasJust reached
its elimination. The trees are full Of folage-ihc
walks covered with verfure--the winds vocal witt
music-the shore cool with the translucent waves.
To-go-go.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald)
WASHINGTON, Thursday, 8 Pm.
Proceedings I'm Congress.
The morning business in the Senate was of little
public importance. Most of the time up 10 one
O'Clock, was consumed in TIE discussion of bill
to provide for the settlement Of tie account of Sas
Deahe, which was laid Oh the table without vote
Inc apporiionment bill was then taken up, and Sc
Veral propositions to amend the distrcng clause re-
)ec'ed. The amendment adopted yesterday, ex-
emping the next Congress from the operation of the
provision was to-day rejected
Tha House has been upon the tariff all day. with
out making any Roadway.
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n3- WE TAKE MUCH PLEASURE IN REFER.
ring readers to Dr. Wheecrs card published In to-
days paper in reference to the unparalleled success
which has attended his practice ocust In diseases
Of the Dr. Wheeler perhaps has had experience
than Of his contemporaries and It be source of
qualification and pride to him. well Of consolation to
the afflicted that his thorough knowledge of this
difficult branch ofthe medical science has done 20 much
good to the human race, may be inferred from tho
high recommendations which accompany his advertise.
ment.
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FrnE AT SARArocA.-The Sentinel Of Monday says that
fire in that village Sunday morning. entirely con-
sumed the stables attached TO the American Hotel to-
gether with the horses. The fire was the work of
cendiary. Loss 800.
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NAvAI.-The following is a correct list Of officer
attached to the u. s. Frigate Congress, lying of
Portsmouth, ~ III. bound to the Mediterranean
PhilpF Worries, Esq. Captains 4. O.. Tilton LIST Lieut.
n. l.. Browning I'd; John r ellis, Sd; T. A, Jenkins
ath; Richard Bache, r. 9th; D. d. Porter 9th; s. Pat
erson Acting Master; T.. l.. Smith, surgeon; b. j. Ca
hoone Purser; j. c. Grayscn ID Lieut. Of Marines; Mid
shpmen, John l.. Nelson, 4. r. Colhoune, r. NJ Cnyler
L. simpson, willim Rely. Thos. c. Eaton D. p NcCoi
kle VIM w: Holmes, Lehman r. Ashmesd, Thos. s. Eli.
lebrowns, S. B. Luce william B. Browne Jos B. Smith
Gustavus Hanson. IT, JOS L. Friend John II. upshur
William r. Mercer Chas c. Bayard; John Pierce IT, Pro
fcssor Mnthematicks James Ilton Captains Clerk. Ro
bert Burns Boatswain; William Burton Gunner; George
d. Backford, samsker' James Macgill, Carpenter.
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how vain the rosy tinted cheek ;-s-.
nhe eyes that Loves soh language speak;
lLe brow as alnbaster fair
The waving curls of raven hair;
Lac snelng bust whose faultiess mould
might eAarm heart though icy cole
10" vain all these Nay, add The mind
although with every grace refined
How useless these to catch beau
II hairs upon The sweet lip grow
And scare away the honey "a kiss
That seals the happy lovers bliss
Dr. FELIX GoUnAup's Dcpilaory Powder never fails en-
tirey to remove superauous hair while il leaves the skin
entirely unbismished smooth and white. To be had al
me original ONCE 81 Walker street. door from Brood
way-Sl per bottle. l'fF
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03- OF INTEREST TO ALL MARINERS, AND
al that are continually exposed TO the sudden changes
me weather, which sailor is subject too and which by
sght cold and neglect often lays the stone pain
In the side, chest liver complaint disease of the lungs
and that dreadful disease consumption To remedy ali
ms Is only necessary to the genuine Dr. Taylors
naam Oh Lverwor from 275 Bowery, which has become
Vea after they had been beyond relief by
ne nls1 We have received certificates from
some o. our most respectable captains who command
beautiful packet ships. They recommend il to their
o. tne countereits the original and only
Bowery Mind you find the right place az there are many
frauds The genuine can be had Of the following agents.
Broad street. Newark J: D. Philips Newburg H. Rswls
K Co. Albanyj g. Powell Co. Boston Charles Dyer
Pm. Cohen Co. Charleston ~ C. Du Bose & CO. Mo,
bile A. Oliver Co. New Orleans; James Mexican.
Washington City; f. w Bull, Hartford d. Mitch eli
Now Haven H. Hall, Bridgeport.
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o. NEW YORK PATENT MEDICINE WARE.
HOUSE, No Is John street, opposite Therburns Seed
following medicines genuine with certificates from the
iroprietors and medicines Of counterfeit Character
will be introduced at this establishment.
On SALE-Dr. Brodies Balm OF IBERIA; Dyotts Anti
Bilious Pills; do Vegetable Tonic Bters do Vegetable
Pnrgatiye Compounds Circassisn Eye Water Tooth Ache
Drops; Vickers litter Ointment DR.. Robetsons Elixir
Of Heath do. Vegetable Nervous Cordial or Natures
Grand Restorative do. Gout and Rheumatic Drops: do
Stomachic Bitters; do Worm Destroying Lozenges; do
DR.. Typotts Rheumatic Drops.
CO DR.. Fale's Cyprian Hair Tonic for the growth
restoration, and preservation ofthe Hair.