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The New York herald., 1864-06-26
The Mexican Empire.
YApoLEoS's PBRPEyrrIEs ABOUT THE LOAN AND MS


PARTS June 0l correspondence OF Liverpool journal
"Ihe war IN Mexico stili seems TO continue In spite
OF the splendid present ade by Napoleon Ill OF bran
new soyeregn with alt his escort bis Court his array,
aud civil complete At last the Emperor has be~ heard
aloud that he wond prefer The speedy return
ri hs troops any other good fortune WIZ lcoula at
present sefali The empire.
one Of the Intentions OF the Mexico evident
ly being fuded. for 1t has become quite outlet for
an the useless bone and Of the court and every
day behold without surprise the despatch tblher
on some discreet mission of other OF the gay
Young courtiers who have contributed The splesdoIs
OF .ompiegoe Fontainbleau, ana who are got
rid a with the utmost tsct ana deceney, and the
satisfaction of all partee by this transfer 10 the Court
Of Mexico. Most Of the Emersrs oiy compeusons whose
company becomes less beseAt tksn repfoach that
there further for them snce The Court Of the,
fullsrss hes turned pious aud mseE, have peec dee
patched presents 20 tbs Emperor Of Mxso who they
say had aocspssd the csr made 70 ham when In Paris but
vko evidently imagined they wssM bs accompanied by
SAsr wives who In every ease whsu exception, remain
bshinA u has become matter u much pleasant eomment
70 vsssrvs that the new sovereign Of Mexico win have v
dnnd hin frcu ha SUBJECTS an army of four thousand
Aues,ass, Two thovsanA Bslsians, foresngicn, and
fsw rrssch saDdiersn which last win osvny not be
aast snngst ~ motives ~ viii have for feeling secure
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marshai Pelasslsr,s Fsnerai.


paris (Juns 10Y correspsndenoe OF London Tmes
The funeral OF Marshal Pelissicr, Duke Of Mslakon,
took place at twelve O'Clock yesterday In the Church o
tho InvAlids.
Military honors were paid 70 his remains by the veto
OF the hospital In the interior Of the hotel and
ths outside BY brigade Of infantry OF the Imperial
Guard squadrons OF cavalry battalion OF the Guard
de Paris, half mounted squadron Of the same Guard
division of nine bataiions Of tho First oorps dace
two squadroDs and two batteries Of artillery These
troops we're commanded By Marshal Magnsn, and
Formed In coss column the espanads facing the grand
entrance Two salutcs OF thirteen guns fred BY
half battery placed on tho quay Of the Invaids0ne
lutte at the COMMENCEMENT Of me and the other
at the eQpOlllIop, whom tqs troops dsalsd
TNs Church of the invNIdes xsa ant,re,v hunu With
Dlack cloth. osnaqsntsa with the Marshsl's arms A
rsh catafalqus was raised In the middle OF the nave
twelve mon commissioued ocers, four Of guard and
eight or the lne stood round the CONN. After the re-
gious service the CONN placed in hearss drawn by
elk horses which, according CUSTOM walked the
large court yard 70 the outer gate Of the Hotel des ava
idss fAs CORNERS OF the pail held BY MaFsha Veil
last General Marquis dHautpoul Count Waewsk and N.
Mercier acombs Director Of the Interior 10 Algeria.
When the cortegs arrived at the external gate all the
troops dcned before the son The funeral corege then
returped to The church, and the coffin lifted from
the hsarse and carried BY onoommssioned on
GERS to the vault prepared for IL.
All the Ministers oil the marshals, admras and gsn
officers present In Paris, all the Emperors military
household the Algerian depuaton, and deputatons from
the great bodies Of the State assisted at the ceremony
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Fires I'm New York.
FIRE IN AMIrY STREET.

Shortly before three O'Clock yesterday afternoon fire
broke the roofof the building No. 10 Amity street.
occupied by A. s. de vonville. is supposed TO have
occurred from spark. The flames spread along
iS IA and Is were on pe. The remen were promptly on
hand and extagushGd tho hre before more than the
roofs OF tho buildings we're destroyed.
Mr.. Devonvilles loss will be about s7oe insured for
$500 10 the New Amsterdam Insurance Company
ing The
Cooper Insurance Company
dam aged abeu $500 insured in the Lorsrd Insurance
Company hr. Cav also owrs buildings Nos. 8, 10, IL
sSoo sSo p.uroS for u
No 10 was occupied By Miss Marks furniture dam.
aged about $4oo ~ water fully insured in the Jefferson
The building belongs 20 she estate of Henry Marks It
damaged about $780, fully insured IN the Jefferson
No. Is was occupied by James Il. Golden. Furniture
inS owned Ta,' oy Mr. I'm Mccsaden is damaged about
The dryness Of the shngles in consequence Of the in
rApdlY. The police OF the Fifteenth precinct, under
Captain CArey and Sergeant Barnett, with section Of
men, were very efficient in saving the furniture and
how much can be done with order aud dis
csplins.
About eight O'Clock last night fire broke out "a tho
third Hoor building No 66 vesey street. in the premises
occupied by G. Toepfsr a. type foundry and dwelling.
The re commenced In the dwelling part and before
tnRuished the upper floors and roof were entirely
sumed
Mr. Toepsers less win be about 81 ooo supposed to bs
insured The 6rst floor Is occupied by s. B. Adams, as
liquor store damage by water about $500 insured for
So 900 in the Hamilton and Citizens Insurance compa-
MES The buildings belong to the estate OF william H.
Carey It is damaged about 81, 500, Insured. There
slgh damage dose BY water to the occupants
OF No. 63 The origin Of the hrs s unknown 81 present.
FIRE IN wKsr srKEBr-A wokAN BADLY BURNED.
Between ten and eegsn O'Clock )sst night Ere oc.
currsd the attic OF frame building in the rear Of
No. ao4 street. IN the premises Of Peter Sullivan
IL appears THAI Juxa Roach, an old woman nearly ninety
years OF age accidentally set fire to bed with candle,
asd also clothing. She rescued by a man
namedI Charles Qsnn and afterwards sent to the New
York Hospital she was very severely burned aboA her
face neck and hasds
The flames extended into the yard n the ship ehaud
ery store No 2O5 owned by Albert Van wrke, and be-
fore Grcmen eItingulshed the re the stock dam
aged the OF from g 600 to o. coo; fully in
suTed.
MIR sullivan lcss will be about $aC0 insurance
The rst focr Of No 204 used by Is B. Thomas for
storage OF lumber damage about $50; insured The
boiler chop of Cobanke 4 ihessSo. 80 Harrison street,
was damaged water about Sl00.
The 6rcrncn worked well, and no doubt prevented
large Dre by the prompt action
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PsrcIvars Photogra phs.-Perso 'Hav.
ing had their Photographs taken ~ Percivas can hevs
them dupcs,ed At TAiTs corner ana orss>
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Tho New Blockade Runnsr "No. ay'' az
Belfast.
From the Dublin Journal, Juno o.
snguhr looking craft has Just come from the Clyde
her trial Strip, and made the passage the exraor
dnary speed Of twenty miles hour. Her lines are
very gracefully drawn, and she very low IN the bows
made 70 plough through the waves. Hhs has three
funnss In front Of the paddle boxes masts with
rigging bswcsnn fact she has scarcely any rigging M
all. Although emily 900 tons burthen her engines
400 horse power We believe she has been by
Confederate Arm In London 20 the blockade possi
BILE, and that Mobile her destination. She has
painted upon her, but will be known as "No. IT."
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Royal Havana Lottery.-see Omciah
List Of Prises drawn June a. 1885, In New York Herald.
ALECK 4 CO, Brokers
"a aud 70 Pine street, New York.
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lfrom the Lsndon Times, June
The arrival at Plymouth yesterday Of the iron screw
nsa nformston rersrdaS the scivs rs
carried between that ISLAND and WILMINGTON the chief
port OF the Southern States and OF the internal cond
brought from Wilmington Bermuda nine hundred and
twenty bales cotton and OF tho
who landed At Plymouth ls,. on ny s.y 10 and was rs fo
neither these has since been heard Of they supposed
have fallen into the hands OF the federal blocka-
dsrS The Helen and the Atalanta, which LETT between
the 10Th and 18th with cotton and tobacco had arrived
and were dkchargng their carGoes. Tea or twelve
M q Il % e
but not much in departing during dark night: The
rates OF freight range from thirty 70 sixty pounds per
ton for all descriptions of goods Passage money out
wards three hunared dollars (sixty pounds).
The restrictions the Confederate government on the
toa. oy eor Or o produce exported in .Sap she shsii
bring back ffy tons Of cisthing bacon, Other aore IN NE
gt.ari<rmaser's department. Silks wines teas, sugars
Cotton s valued per pound In Wilmington at ~ to 81 50
Confederate currency and the article In Bermuda
a. go $50 re. pair Indian corn sls per boshe d Oacao q,
So TO 81 per pound These prices are however, almost
DominaL 1he recent acts on taxes and funding have
sensbly dminshed the currency, but % yet have had
no appreeable erect the prices Of provisions The
tss0uce brought fully confirms previous oocoinfs
ef ths prirstions endured by TIC Sonhners They hare
ue On ne paiWss focd Tbs news from Carolina by pas
sesgers who have come 70 England In the Harriet Pnck
psS ia 10 effect that Indication Of despondeRcy
sts they way relax In their preparations for sns
continuance OF war. Attention Is paid exclusively to
raising provs and TO securing full commisArat for
the army Only enough cotton 's sown 70 provide seed
from season The army Is maintained entirely
by conscrptlou. NO available or military service IN
permitted 10 laave the country. The prisoners and com
issarat 10 charge Of men betwecn fsrty hve and
sixty Of and OF lads over ssveeen years A.
eighteen they up to the military stations eoter their
eigners In the Confederate army the Germans are not
relied on they desert freely the Irish prove good and
faithful soldiers
Ibe negroes the plantations, &c, were never moro
or industrious AZ the outbreak several left for
the North but these who could get back returned 70 their
old and spread such account OF thor suernas
that all are now contsuted to romaiu.
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France, Ellis q ECo.-Maaagers.
LrsaAaY. BxYRA otAss H7-June IS, Isik
GLASS isS-June 25 1885,
64 "a, II, SO, 26, 81, "a, 8, <6, 35, 10, 2s, 81.
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ABeautifui Conipiexfop.-Laird's ~ oom
o yonth for preserving and beaufy
ng the complexion and skin tS Broaawal and DfssSs"
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u.lmboid's Ice Cream soda.


Lemon. Sarsaparila, Ornoo4
Raspberry, Ginger, sMawbsrsys
Catawba, Chocolate, VANILLA
Nectar. Hook, Peach,
Piueapps. JArganeIla Pear, BlackborYh
Banana, Wild Cherry OranoDt
gpco. Coffee,
Kissengsn and vohy Water % drauCht or In bottles.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION.
All syrups Of the best material Fruit syruDo ~
sslesed fruits Of cream and waeee
lined fountains Hhe great oojecelo8
that many have 70 the drinking Of soda 4 ,hss the
artificial eharactsr Tho proprietor has spared -
above bIecsions the marble fro
counter. alone cooep
ing One Thousand Dollars.
HEEnBOLD's DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE
so Broadway.
Highest Premium LOckstlfeh sewinD
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Household WORD. buy Hefriterators,
silver plated ware Cutlery Coosing Utensils Ne H. y.
BAsStORDs Cooper Issttute Building. Prst class Socda
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Flags-Flags,
FLAGS
ANNIN 4 CO.. 30 Fulton street. corner Of willis@.

Grover d Bakers Celebrated Sewing
Machines for sale a ess Broadway, near Twenty seceA
Braiding and every description Of
chine sewing done In the best manner. Machines WIN
operators sent 70 families BY the day o. week.
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Clothtnx.-Duek Vests, Busters, Ces0a~
saekA 1Ik Everything sss. Custom work uDxn4
cLARK6 liz and ll4 william ssreee.
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n. n. simmons 4: Co.-Covtngton. Ky.
sasLsr. ExrRA cLAss so3-June Is, 1854
81, IL, SO, 80, 23, ~, "a, Ia, IL, IS 73, 81, 81
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prsservatfvp
and Wig Depot, wholesale and rstai-Ns Asssr HesuA
The dye applied BY skilful artists.
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All Dase ases OF the SeAson.-eea etsh-
nes cholera norsus dyssnteres and snnmer complaints
well female debility, oe snectuslly prevensa
OF hs French Cegnsc Bssrs I'm ported by sThiN
FIELD, Sole Agent 10 HassAa street, New Y@h.
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No Mistakes fN
neas he Mesroposn Hs,e ana ne best always BE- ~
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Cabinst.-Ths Best Brand or ssgars Iaas
ported for ssls ct rs Breadway RAHhERs Fruit eess
Wholesale 81 Broad street..
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Prixss Cashed In All Lcgaltzed Lotto
Y,as and information xven. GALLAGHER BRSJAMfN
Hrokara NQ Chestnul street PhiladepaLA
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Deafness, Impaired sight,
NOISES IN THE READ.
CATARRHAL AFFEOTIOu0 IN THE
THROAT,
CHkONIC OArARRH
CAHARRH OF THE rYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, OBSTRUOTfONS OF THE
BUBTACHIAN TUBE
CHRONIC OArARRH
CURED.

CROSS EYE sTRAI0HTENED IN ONE MINUTE.
And disease Of the Eye and Ear requiring eshss
medical surgical aid attended To by Dr. Won EIsk4
BKR1 at his consulting rooms, No. BIG Broadway ssa1
Twelfth street. .
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Murray. Eddy q oo.-CovinSton. Ky.
KENTUCKY RxrRA CLASS 399-Juns IS. 1864.
"a, 81, 40, rs, I3, IL, 10, IL, IL, 3. 10, 50, g..
Kxrrucxr CLASS 400-Jne rs, 1864.
"a, 9, 81, So. 29, l, A, so, 7s, 50, 20, 10, 5S.
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Obituary,
Obituary.
NADRI.EINE SMITH, TH8 SCOTCH kURD1NuSo.
from the Inverness Advertiser, June d

from the Inverness Advertiser, June
Some time ago It mentioned that Madeleine Smith
had rot married, and oocassonaly attended divine
vice. alsng,with her husband church not a0huDdred
miles from the OF LiniRhgow After the trial her
father and mother and tho othor members OF the family
left Bythswood square and took up house rural dis
trict near Lnhgsw, where Madeleine got married 20
teacher who fes tender passion for herself and pity
for her condition. He got appointment Ia an ipsttu
ton 10 OF the leading seaport towns 10 the south Of
England. Thithor Madeleine and her husband pro-
ossded and for time seemed be 10 the enjoyment OF
connubia felicity But oozed ont that she less
. persohaSs thaA Madeleine Smith, and the scandal
leave his situation They then proceeded TO smaller
town In England, whore, at . much reduCed salary
Madelelnes husband gos another situaton bat here,
too, Ter found her out and her husband foil into
melancholy mood and died Madeleine was not long 10
follow Ing her spouse, and died recently ID said of
broken haart.
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DR.. Hunters once IL at No. Division
street. New York city He has other oce EstablisAel
1884 Eight and private He chrOa1e
erupons spots the ulcers an kinds the MOI
poisonous mpry Of the blood hstula all diseasss
Human Fralty Nervous Debility Early Indiscrstion. Oc
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Prizes Csshed IN sii Legniized I.otte-
res Inforuat alton given. JAKE, EXCHANGE OFFICE.
l76 BroadwnY, New Yerk City
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Th. Rest Z. r.
world Harmless reliable, instantaneons yhs al, ,S.X
dye Sold BY am druggists rastoJ. 81 Barclay sssesI
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Diamond Rings

Diamond Rings
Of all descripons from ,wen.y sys dollar; e ssv$2
Broadway, door below Canal street. formerly No. IL
Wall street.
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OMcsaI CtrctIars la shelby College Lot
very furnished By SIMMONS. ROGERS CO.. New York
peat
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Citizen and Sotou rners, Gail and HD-
amiss The srrsngsments .. HRLNBOLD,G New Drss
Store s9t Broadway NEXT the Metropolitan Hotsi Ton wA
be welcomed.
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Managers standard Parchment nnA
e,h Taes used approved BY the ransporattss
CO mpanes. Fully reliable for shipping cotten WOOL ~,
IFS Chambers street Me#
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wt.,. Tourses. Hair Dye, HAIR DysiHC
1890. Csssn for seaufyins ths Hair
HArCWEI.ORs. " Bond street
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Deafmess, Catarrh, and all DtseassS 81
the Ear Tnoa and Air Passages successfully treated -
D Rs' LldHTHILtt 3 a. Marks place
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Bake and BOIL. Cook and Boil, sy oas
or kerosene; saves coal and healing up the hsuss
LESLKY ELLI0T Manufacturers, Ssx srosdu~
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Beans.-vanfIs Beans, New Crsu.
prime qualify, for ssls by TAFT TYLKR. fmporsrA q
ada afrpNt
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- IHU&t"s
Praise and SOzODONT-Greatest luxury Of modern
mes-beAutfes and the teeth The repulstye
breath rendered fragrant as ose and coidness BY
friends business. will nov be no longer noticed.
Sold by druggists and BY Hall Ruckel. proprietors,
2lS Greenwich street, New York. rs per bottle
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Gouraud's P6udrc Subtitle Uproots Hair
from low ferehssd Or part Of the body III wAanss4
ct his depot, lbS Broadway.
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Unttl the Hour OF sickness now rev.
articles should a-ays be GU hand, such A. Parsgorta
Tardanum Shirts Lavender spiced ana elupso
svy,Sp Rhnbarb syrup squis Spirits Camphor harss-
horn, Essence Ginger, biniment nc ~ hooss noL33
sway from home sitl more important These thines
-, ,,, t,Ie Mr. HRIMBOLD, Druggist set Broadway,
nett The metropolitan Hotel doing large family sss3
.ss bsanss walls Of all prepaSed and VIII furnfs1
~ ho. with the guarantee Of being pure freshly and
prepared greater outlay than two orshrss
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fact necessary ha, you provide Yourself With ne sewne
..rss before startng-foo,h Hair Nail and esn nrusos
rcoh Powder Po,asds Extracts, co'osne r o. sGss ~ somSs
form Mr. HELMBOLD, Druggist OF ~ sIosauL -
pr,pared himself 10 furnish the above oss
LED oy all the fashonapie and wealthy,
sys,s and what they wish. and oy othsn ssssao esy
procure ar,clss reasonable a. nls .u.s 49,
is spprec by polite ana ~
ther h,. snd aso leet the place.
Helmboa's New Drug ana SIo,'~~ "-" -
proad dwa MatTcpotitAn h""~
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House or Representatives..
WASHINGTON, June rs, 1854

THE PAcrne RAILROAD.
The House passed the bill anendatory OF the Pac &c
Railroad act. by . vote Of 10 against 81.
Il removes some o the rcstrctisns the original stat
uts with view facilitate the construction Of the road
CALLING THE NATIONAL
The House then rsxmed the consideration the House
bill fsrther regulating and providing for the enrolling
and calling Of the national forces and for other pur.
Mr. scassx. trep, Of Ohio, ssred substitute for the
BILL which he explained dispensed with the commutation
entirely leaving the law IN relation to substitutes as il
now 10.
provides that the President in his discretion, may
erdsr draf for 3ot than three less than one
year.
drafted man, and mustered into the service for term
od year unless discharged, shall receive a
bounty OF hundred dollars and II for term OF two
years bounty 4 two hundred dollars, aud if for the
Term OF three years bounty OF three hundred dollars
ono half Of which bounty sha BE- paid TO the soldier
Ts NJ Ssns 81 n'S Of
sem Of service. and oneourth At the end OF his term or
service snd case OF his death when in the servce the
tatves; and In he is honorsbly discharged from
wounds or sossess Incurred the service he shall
Among other provisions u perm,ss drafsi mon, sub.
0uss volunteers elect the conf auies or CORPS Of
Choir respective States into which they will 60
The secretary of War is required discharge any
ho sulsts Without the consent of his parents or
also permits soldiers to BE- obtained from the States
en- rebellion to be incorporated with the regiments Of
Eoyal States procuring thcm.
Mr. StHnsoK, In conclusion, ead that she rebellion
nsst put down. now, hereafter II not in ten
years IN twenty yeeArs matter how long the VIII
jses Tf peAoo should DO made 70. day on compromse
ovory sensible man must know u could not last sixty
hAys. We recognize this southern coufederacy AZ .
distinct nationality, we living this side end they on
abe other, with border IRON the Potomac 10 the Gulf OF
Maxiso, ws mag expect maraudng suerilss, war, mur
dor, robbery, and everything else so,biag bss the
pasing down u the rebellion could insure peace Ne had
kssssoors said and now repeated that although Ne
w@ not presessted for The dsstrucsion OF slavery
yss such wo1sA be the consequence. No peace
housd be made On any other terms than that this
Should be . rspvScsn eovvnnsnt throughout all ths
psatss There could be no peace but BY submitting u
80 coustitSton and by putting an end TO slavery He
Nsuld no more think Of procuring peace without this
Nhas hc w91 Of beating up the wounds 10 the body c
- ~ Sves soldiers by leaving tho ball In than h<
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y, wears and 2 months
', ,hs eembined experiences Of the sentemgn erssged
H,,mtodr Nsw Drps store an aversge ~ ever 81 ~ =
a. ssh one In the bsss Broadway htoreA snd escn pres
os n vsad Sv I've persons asd checked befoVs scng
suk y.-u....A,.
,hoss Who have prescriptions that Hysrsey rsquns ~
HxLwsoLp,s Naw DRua sf0Ri, cs% BrsadvM, nsrA
shs MetrspoutAn hotel
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The Pavilion Hotel at aochaway
Burned.
JAMAICA, L. l., June IS, 1894
The Pavilion Hotei, a. Rockaway, together with all
the cottages and several ether buildings entirely
consumed The Ere broke at about twelve o'clock in
the Pavilion
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u.rc,s African Fever and Ague Curs.-
A posltye cure and Depot ~ Lov sussA
Tor "a Q By all druggists
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A Tag for Shipping Wooden ware,
Lqucvs Groceries As ssroax hnt cheap. as hAuobhs y
lis Cha mber street
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The Great Works Of the Age.
UNIO OF THE GERMAN OCEAN AND BALTIC SEA BY
= ~rfHys

communication from Kiel, 10 the BoersenhaI,e, :!
Hamburg, says-Ths preparatory works for the project
ed canal which to unite the German Ocean tho Baltic
(Iuns 81 sufficiently advanced for Prussia 70 be
able 10 denitivey decide the execution Of the level
Ing Of the ground and the estimate OF the expenses
The line Of communication In question is from the
Bay Of Eckernnorde, BY Rendsburg far Brunsbut
toll, on the right bank OF the mouth Of the Ebe The
federal commissioners have already given authorization
for the commencement OF the works. and the publication
OF the ordinances for granting the necessary protection
may By shortly expected project is In contemplation
ct Kie TO offer large towards the expenses OF
canal condition that It's termination shall bs In the
port OF Kiel, and not In the Bay OF Eckornforde
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The English Divorce Court.
AMERICAN MARRIAGES. MPU0NED AND RUL e

C0URT FOE DIvoRUx AND MATRIMONIAL CAUens, JUNE Q.
Before the Judge Ordinary.
Croahsodiss CrothWa1e and Daton.-The parties
were married In Now York, 10 ls46, and they lived
together first In America and afterwards in England until
1851 and had three children In 1851 the husban emi
grated to New Zealand for the purpose OF trying TO inn
prove his circumstances. arranged that hts wife
and children should 90 to her friends in America aud
stay with them until he able to send for them to
Join him In New Zealand. She weat 70 America some
months afterwards but returned to England leaving
her children there. She has ssoe lived at different
places in Englana with the correspondent, James
Carter Dalton, whs . solicitsr and who had
been acquafnted with eths petitioner and
the respondent while they Mved together. and she has
had several children by him. The adultsrous intercourse
appeared have commenced short time after the
petitioners departure The petitioner returned TO this
country 1850, and Immediately nlsd this petition The
delay the prosecution OF the suit has caused by
the difficulty Of obtaining evidence OF the marriage N
New York.
Rule nisi granted with costs.
LONDON DIvoRcE COURT, IUNE TO-
Hod0soN Hsd0som.-The parties were married at
Leeds In August 1S4l In January 1856 the Respondent
who paper staner, deserted his wife and went TO
America. He has since kept spirit store at Brooklyn,
and has lived there With q woman who passes az his
wife, The petitioner has earned her own living ~ .
mlliner
Decree MIST granted, with costs.
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DR.. Marshalrs Catarrh and Head lac he
SNUFF fragrant agreeable remedy for all diseases
and purges ont all 0bsruo oti0ns The
after using delightful and invigoraug,
the relief Immediate. Sold by oil druggists Try 1t