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diseases.
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which HELNBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU Invariably
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A CARD.-BELCHER & CO., PROPRIE-
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POSlTF GENERAL POST OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA,
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liberal encOuTs cement generously bestowed and
promise to add stl further attractions and
and use every endeAvor merit the continued suppoI
and patronage the general public OF PhadSphia aud
vicinity lo-ii-om
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DEAFNRSS, BLINDNESS, AND CATAltRH.
IL j. I6AACS M, d., Professor Of the Eye aad Ear
treats an diseases apperainng 10 the above members with
the utmost success. TestnOals tToni the mos IeAble
sources IN the city be at his once NO. Oh fINE
Street. The Medical Faculty are invited 70 teeomPany
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TYR. J. S. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS.
- Up to this Teri females have en- hnmbusged by
Pessariss, Abdominal supporters, Ec for tno Of
FAILING Of ths Womb and Vo.era' n.y. which inca ns
can only prove palliative If not Injurious None Of Dr.
Roses patients have lccn usit guCh aDsur1tos They
rely On his Golden rms, and thereby oh ain pc rfsct
cure by the use Of only few boxes. For these COM
plants box Is worth huld ed Abd0mi0B Importers
Price, 90 cents per box Sole Agns, DYOTr co. No.
2J2 n. SECOED Street. 10 l-tu,hs3m
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Insurance erected In this Company against
ACCIDENTS or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
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%. BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA

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above walnut street
For freight, which win be taken on accommodating
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sRArETULLY Inscribed TO rHE ARMY AND NAVY
OF THE UNITED STATES, BY
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WILLIAM W. ALLEN,
AGENT,
No. 40i WALNUT STREET.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


MaVrte0. 80
Arsxx-Hops0S --On Tuesday, June II, ~ tne Nov.
Newton Heston 1t the residence OF the brides parents
HKxgy B. ALLEN 10 ss MAGGIE Es second daughter OF
Henry Hopsou, Esq, all OF Brooklyn. No cards
BussyG--fRowH- On Tuesday evening, June II, q tho
residence OF the brides mother, by Rey. J. Downing,
u. ~ CBARin y. BUsers0 70 AARIHA w. BROWN, 0osh Of
this city -
the Church OF tine Holy rriny Brooklyn oy the Rev.
Dr. Littleohn MILAN w. DusKssuRy 10 lkREsA eidess
daughter OF Edward Honeywell ST., all VI Brooklyn.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT ST. rhomas' church on Thurs
day evening. jane Is. by the Rev IT, Si JOHN DICK
Issoy 10 As.lA eldest daughter Of Samuel r. Lowe,
ESQ, oil Of this city Ml
Huar-Eprss On Thursday. June %, at the residence
n. LuNg 20 MARY L. EpPrs, both OF this city. slt1
MAxS-PArrEsoN. "Wednesday, June IS, st So
paul's church, ST. Paul, Minnesota by the Rev G.
Dubois D. D. CHARLES A. MANN, Esq. OF New York, 10
ALICE eossEr elicsf daughter OF Rev. Andrew Bell Pat
egson, u. d. rector OF the above church. III
PowrfL-ST JoEs.--In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, June
~, at the residence Of william 8. Wright ESQ.,, by Rev.
L. s. Weed, CHAs II. POWELL TO Miss KATE A. 81. Jons,
ali OF that city.
savoyB -F.osr--Op Wednesday June "a, At the FIRST
Freshly church, West IIoboken. n j., by the Rev.
James G. Egbert CHARLES SAyoYE, Of West Hoboken, 10
Miss GE0RGIANA FRosr, OF Hudson City, N. j.
fTEAspALE-DEAN.--On Wednesday, June 30 ~ Holy
Innoceuts church. by the Rev. J. Emondor, Sergeant
CHARLES TEAspK to SARAH youngest daughter Of john
J. Dean. Of this city.
WAIKER- McCoaMIcE. - On Thursday. June o. by the
Row Dr. H. G. Weston, DEXTER H. WALKER to Miss SARAH
NJ, daughter OF the late Richard O. Mccormick Esq OF
this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-25

sr.ssnp cRsoLs. Capt Thompson, sailed THURSDAY for
New Orleans
Purser Philips, Of ns steamship Columbia from New
Orleans, has our thanks FOR favors.
Sur CONSTITUTION $50 tons Of Nantucket, has been ssd
In this city on private terms.
Bnro FpwAxpo baltimore. June A-rtaan brig xdwar.
do loading with petroleum for Lyerpool took nrc day
and viii probably be total loss She had board about
l60v bbs psr,y insvrsd here.
s,uR ID \ Rr suasSoS-0n the 18th May We publipbea
report Of schr Sarah Vaughn ct Quincy FONT IRON
seen 70 founder nd on Block leland Is now sup
posed that the unforin nate schy the Shan
non Capt Lorenzo Bowen, Of and from
"a for Lynn With coal She was new vss 81, on her ers
above named several captains and aerwarfs suddenly
Disappeared And ste has .rcc been heard
but little doubt she sunk suddenly With ali The
witne 20 the calamity the spot
abe down but discovered nothing OF consequence
lng FROM her. The &Rfs WAS IFS toBs built AZ vii
mnyon De-, and owned By Shannon, of PhilAde pba
and Capt Bowen, who leaves wife and children.
ecns ESpprss-sa,en. June ci--schr Express from 81
John NIB for Boston struck the South Breakers night
OF 2d lust cane on verS ieasy and s now anchor near
Hpfsay Rock
sena cisroa pss) Norris from Baltimore for n johns
PR returned port me $50 inst having bern IN eoison
Tuesday Night Last tbsfore repored OF sharps
with schr Joseph FISH for Chester River lost bboo aud
bal stem ep, The Joseph Fish down bow
TO the plankshear
LApNrpsnAt Bangor 18Th inst from the banning shin.
ysr scbr Mary pacu about 2so IONS TO be BY
N Psmiwpke Flat from mo YARD u aoo Russet co,
brig MerW about 4e0 TOPS, ownsd ~ Jas hasuc Of Bos
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% mn GAAED jury
compliance with the request Of the chief magistrate
lnd 10 respectful Difference 10 the charge Of the Court
have the honor 10 submit 10 you ocislynrst whether
Ss sense o. me Crsna ~ 10 s
enA Courts communications; second, whether the nves
s6aton be with view OF presentment OF the general gov
by way Of protest OF indictment Of subord
hates, 6o third what day the jury will sssiga for dis
oassIon and examination, that may not embrrass
Annexed please find brief 10 the nature OF ofcia
son@aOcs'on With great respect. yosr soedeus
CUart Of General ssssons a, Jun> Terra OF lssl-Now
comes tho district Attorney Of tho county Of New York,
knd behal! Of the people informs the Grand nquss-
tirst. That heretofore the month OF May 1864, VIM
b. Hallock publisher, Of No 81 Wall etreei, was feon
susy aud forcbIy. and without his will aud wi.bout
she instance John A. Dix aud others names can
furnished to the Grand lnques against tho peace Of
month. by the Joint ord o. said John A. Dix and VII
Ham Hayes. the premrses Jointly possessed Al VI Mau
H. Stone aod David 4. Hale were foroiby, and with
armed violence roiousy and routousy entered ny Cap
ana said Hailock Prime stone and Hale then and there
sorcbly elected and evcted from said premises rgher
with divers Of their suoordn.es: and that b armed
under orders Aforesaid and under msn3 Of said
Candy and wa,ace said eiec,ment and eviction were
!orobly mao.A.red or several days also asalns, the
esce Of the people and OF their dignity 1hirdThat by
ke orders and In ike manner about the time, The
premises OF Marion Marble at corner Of PARK and
eednates sorciby evlcisd tbererom, and said eyic.
Sion maintained for several days by Lieutenant
Gabriel Iutte ara Sergeants EraBtus RoricI and
William Smith and others NJ der their command, also
l&sinst the peace OF tho people and their dignity
wherefore the District Attorney rrays that the Grand
Jury direct him 10 subpoena Messrs. Stone, Hallock
Hale Primo and Marble, and such other witnesses a.
may appear expedent In Of said allegations or
eorcible entry, seizure. and riot above detailed.
A. Oakley HALL, District Attorney.
JuSR Ia, 1894.
Information returned into cocrt endorsed follows
Resolved That the Grand Inquest respectfully repre-
sent 70 the honorab Court that IN their Judgment Is
nexpoent examine Into the subject referred In the
charge OF the Court-namey. the action Of the general
government as 10 certain newspapers 10 this city
G MASON, Foreman.
JoHS AUSTIN STEVENS, JR., Secretary.
yrHx, "a 1864.
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ArrivsI az the steamer neptune.

.osS.sasr from 5sDs syiso iaa. 4; arrived !, ~.
port yesterday morpsng.
Ths Neptune sailed hence February % to join the West
hda squadron ana has been doing duty In that squadron
sntii now. The following Is a lnt o. her oGlcers:-
CbRixdnSer-J. P. Sanford
LSeuendnt-T. r. Kane.
Acting Pdyllaster-John " Farwell.
Acting En- gns--Napoleop Boogbton, David Mason,
CAse H. Lea'er, Chss. Barney, VIM g. upton
En0ins ers-Ac.ing Chief Alex. Anchnleck; Acting As
stans Jane. NJ Finn, john Jord Third Assistants
1scrge Eila, Lawrence Hart, isaac A. Chandler.
1dser's Aats-Chas. c. Chamberlain, l. d. Rodocan
echi, NJ I. jerks.
0unHer--Jobn Wraun. 0.
Paymaster's Ce,ks-B. p. Reed Y. G. Crane
S0peonS tte,cdrd-wm. Stanley.
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EARTHQUAKES M Jacme,.

BY the arrival OF the sch Geo. Prescott Captain
SehSson from Jacme, nt this port yesterday morning
" learn that May 1e, ut four o'clock the morning
very heavy shock Of earthquake was felt on boa I'd
The schoonerit fen n she had beon run ashore II
asatroyed great number OF houses shore. An hour
sAriisr same morning. had another shock bu, not so
viospt the rs On the 2ist another shock was felt
vh'eh also destroyed number Of houses among them
~ British Consuls dwelling, and he covered up
Ne ruins but reac1ed the LIST instant another
hight shock wa experienced, but no damage done.
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Ex.LsvTnASr GovESSos joins TRACY died Of bic resi-
sence In Ox ord " " Saturday morning last nt The
Of eishty years He was native OF Copnestcut, but
Nmoved TO CbsDanEo county while young man. Here
suffered upon the practice OF law, acquiring COM
l~tency. 10 1871 he became q member Of Assembly,
Sdservea also tu the Houses Of 1872 and 1920. 10
NJ he was appointed BY Governor Yates Judge CT
Ne Conrt OF common Pleas f,r Chepange county
I'D In 1881 was rendered by General Ihorp the sppoint
snn OF Vice onanccor OF the FIFTH Circuit but declined
naause OF delicate bsslh In 1882 he ss cd hy the
AnaDso Canal iptsrcst for hs democratc nomination Of
Lttepsnt Governor, and placed on ths stas ticket
via william IT, Marcy and elected. ln 1919 be was reno.
wiscd for tho fourth time but the wbigs carried inc
Stat ard Judge Tracy retired 20 private lite In Isls be
vscl' ctsi 10 tho Constitutional Convent n and was
rgtl posItion
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TIE Navy.

D. Loum-sloop, 10 guns.--Ths st. Louis. Commander
O. H. Preble, was at Algesrias jane /, waiting
Lsutenant Of Mariner, William J. Squircs has been de
tsched from her and viii home in the steamer
TEE GUv FLEEr--The following vessels were ut Pen.
sacoi', June 16-Iackawana, Seminole, Metacomc.
owasco, Pembna CowslIp, Glasgow, assamine Potomac
called 18th from Pensacola for Mobile Port Royal.
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Police InteIiigsnce

DARiSG RoBRsRY A Boy.--Ofccr Garland, OF tho
r~cnty fifth precinct, yesterday arrested lad, about
sixteen years Of age named Gabriel Mlnsre.te, who
saads charged with stealing four hundred and twenty.
Ave dlers cash rnrn James Howard, boy In the
pioy OF Then c. Robiuson Esq, 1l2 Broadway How.
Ard the hank To make deposit, and while
Shs way thate the prisoner stepped mp 90 him, and
sDa,ching tha money from his hand ran on. He was
pursued aud on being arrested the money found Ia
I'M possess,ou Justice Nansheld committed the young
~fnnd IA rspDf nyt
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Coroner's Inq uesf.

Dor AccpKsfAur DnowsKp.--Uoroner Naumann yes
asraay hsd an Inquest the body OF Frederick K Vail
boy fourteen years OF age who drowned by acct
nsassy falling into the dock II the foot OF Charlton
North river Deceased lived at No Fifth street
nroohlyn, Il. u.
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rEia 90 IRs. Buisk Mrs. Miller. the author or the
hcrrite traeeiy a. Fishki Landing on Monday, died
sbouts O'Clock the Tuesday ing following, from
the eris o. her terrible wounds. Tue funeral OF the
neibeand children took acc on Weinesday afterroon,
fnm ~ Methodist church ~ that village As II to add
" the ny Ming Mr.. tiiilers brers, On tho
ssy OF IL we's death ne received a teiegrapbc dos
patch firm Brooklyn. ssyins that his brother had died 20
that city nat day.
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FurwRtf op GvsENlL Mosrows--The remains at the la
won'cd Gefera James u q. Morton, who killed In
Nh action bors e,ersburR VrRinia, tho lth Inst
~sro buried yesterday morning IRON the residence Of his
Brother ~ Germantown, enneylvann The ipierment
ek place y North laurel lll. The deceased MAJOR
" Engineers unicd states ARMY thlof " gine,r o the
kiaib army cosIs gne fuIersl was larrcy attended,
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SITUATIONS wAyTED-FEMALrs.

NUMBER OF WELL RECOMMENDED GERMAN
n females wsnt situations as cooks cham be- maids and
aundIcscs an ers Tor neral homework kc at
MRS LOVES Gcrnsp Institute ~ stanton st, the
Bowery
A RESpEOrABLB ENGLISH WOMAN DESIRES A
~ situation ~ chant rmaid and waitress IL good
dlewomau. Coed references can ii jay ST. Brooklyn
A YOUNG GERMAN LADY WISHES A siTUATION
N as housekcercr IN respectable family Please address
sophy, Herald Office,
A GERMAN NuMAN WANTS WASHING FROM
~ gentlemen aud families, ran ave the Lest city refer
ence tnnJrs Al III clara IS hrst Ac0F, rear,
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The Evening Express Case Again.
oQuRT OF COMMON PLRAS-GENRRAL TERA

Before Judges Brady, DAILY and Cardozo.
JUS 24.--MrasD Y. Carrie James BROOKS and
seAe-T This appeal from the order made al the
special term directing the issues OF fact raised by the
D,sAdDgs TO be tried by aJury.
Cram, counsel for the plaintiff, commended that the
ssderwss and improper exercise OF discre
ssou, because the tissues raised by the pieadngs
Of Simple character ana not Of Kind which
- seal 70 Jury Tor trial. Tho order settling
Issues md sending them to Jury for trial made by
the JUICE many eeks after the time limited by the
yules 0 the court Tor making such application, had
rirsd vhpu excuse fnr the delay at time when
she hsd been regularly reached on the calendar ana
had heC SCI down r trial BY another Jado % the
court even II tn ridge haa the power settle tho Is
cues IN which before another Judge for trial
be- had right either to submit. 70 the Jury questions OF
hw, or submit 20 them q1esti rs which neither
raised " the peadings nor suggested By the afsSits
ssed On he m ton.
yr. Nj sp cared for the respondents, aud claimed
HAT The order appealed from No, al spgel'able
order an did not within any OF the subdivisions
OF thc cole. Tho ud at special term To mixing the
order merely exercised bis disCreon in directing the
kse OF fact TO be tried by jury: and having thas
rcseda discretion erred upon him BY statute tho
order mgie not tho subject Of appeal The Court
hsd the p,ge he claimed any time ard IN any stage
VI The cauie either motion q its motion 10
order the ksues 10 be tried by jury and the OBJ cotton
that the defendants did not amply within the time pro
scrbed hyrulc thirty three supreme Court cannot
affect this ight
Tho COMA took The papers aud reserved lie decision
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inc cona ioes lhe r,pera ana reserysd ils dcssion


M. VII irAneoN INplCrbD ron REMOVING TnB
ROCKS AND FLPGps-lI5 ARREST, ErC
The Tar Comm controversy Ia beginning TO AZ
sums q now place. The Grand Jury. II appears, nave
sadsc,ed Mr. Williamson, President OF the old Board for
removing TIC books vouchers &C., from the cfce
Rary TO law The accused arrested yesterday on
esnrb wgrnnt but, owing 10 the absence Of the Re-
GO der The District Attorney at the time, the
ueny Of giving bail had TO be postponed until today.
Ths papers which Mr.. Williamson removed from the
safe very valuable ones and their absence nj this
tusar time will oss 70 tho city OF over $500 0oo
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02

Tbs peopsistoss Of he HiswaAhs, haowisg hat
many psspesstioas for the haiS wese in the nas
bet and al advertised 70 DO nearly the sane
thinss and thse the psblis we're ms bic to de-.
tesmiss from the s1vsrtisenen.S walsh, were
genuine. ana buying one or tvo asd failing %
rsalse the sspseted bsneAts concluded that I'll
were hunbass, - order 10 assume The pablis
which soold b rolled spon. proposed the follow.
Ing test which vae psblishsd two weeks in The
Herald end The other moening pspess without
sltsitiag any rssponss. Let . saabss Il we'll
known cttissns Of usquse tiensd inssgriey and en-
tirsly disinssesstsd appoint . person 70 The pre-.
rrietor Of each preparation OF restorative 70 -.
store the coler 10 the hair. kash pro6sistos 70
vss his own preparation and nothing elss during
the tHisl and the psssna also % Ne soshing else.
~ csrtihos - Of the result b psblishsd IN oil
the principal papers Of the countsy ct the sx-
pensc OF the ussuceeosful competitors.
HCYT'S AINNEHAHA HAIR GLOSS
lmpsrts bseutifsl dark glossy appearance -
the hair. snd 10 uoexeslled IN keepiue il In curl
OK in aay desired position.
HOYTS lAPeRlAL COLORIN0 CREAM
Az Invaluable dressing tor whisksrs. Changes
iightsod red hair ~ beautiful bre~n - black
SOLD every where. JOSEPH dOtT co.
mshls dlyl 10 University place, N. Y.
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1.-THE secession war has been cand,

"The secession war has been canduc.
ted BY elderly or middle-aged man.
Geo. Lee, whom the world holds to have
displayed the most ability in il, 10 about
hfy.six. Gen. Rosecrans is iorty-four,
and Gen. Grant forty-two. Stone wall
Jackson died thi,ty-seven. Gen. Banks
is forty eight, Gen. Hooker forty Eve.
Gen. Beauregarp forty ak, Gen. Bragg
tortp niue, Gen. Burnside forty, Cen.
Gilmore thirty nine, Gen. Franklin forty
one, Gen. Magrudsr fifty three, Gen.
Meade lofty e'ghe, Gen Schuyler Ham
ilton forty two, Gen. Charles N. Ham, |.
ton forty, and Gen. Foster forty. Gen.
Halleck il forty eight Gen. Loogstreet
10 forty. Tho best OF the Southern cav
airy leaders was Gen. A.hby, who wss
killed at thiry eight. Gen. Phelps is fifty
one. Gen. Polk City eight, Gen. s. Coop
er sixty eight, Gen. J. Cooper fifty toor,
and Gen. Blunt thirty eight. The list
might be much extended, bot very few
young men would be found 10 it-or very
few old men, e,thtr. The best Of our
!eadsrs are men who have either passed
beyond middle life, or Who may be said
to be in the enjoy msot If that stage Of
exietsace. 4 10 %, too, with the rsbsls,
II the war does not afford many facts ID
support o( tho position that old generals
are very useful. neither does it afford
msuy to be quoted BY those Who bold
,hat the history Of hsroism 10 the history
Of youth" re-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02

Solicitor Whiting has given an opin-
ion that oil percss liable 70 b enrolled
are also liable 10 be drafted, and H.
though absent may b served With no.
tiee By leaving il q their place Of res
idence. uthsy do mot report Tor duty
after such notice They viii b sabjsss .
the Psaaltjss 81 dessstlos. TIE Pfos
voss nasah1i ~ Ia DIR \. ~
cosdaace With this dociaaon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02

- not dssponpensy any Longer b
the ever prevailing bans q a.
fallen state Of the human fanilv.
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tho gloomy eide . evsrythise -
oil dimcuit to drive away. Doetors
and medicine will rot do t.; he
ordinary stimulating drisks Of The
day will not DO it; Bat bsloso yor
give up the case - hopeless, tsy
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