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AMusEMEsTs THIS EvESINa-At the st. Charles
the zaRtretta pantonime corps, and Deagleis balle
troupe.
At the Varieties, The Ticketof Leave Man.
at the Academy Of Music, the usual variety Of
performances, with unusual attractions.
AT the Olympic, Ten Nights in d Barroom. N
We havssrsceIved long printed circular. signed
BY Horace Whits, representing the Chicago ,Tri-
blne. and MI. Halstead, Of the Cincinnati Com
merciaE asking our aid in procuring a repeal Of
the duty on printing paper, SO that the press may
get5Hefr white paper cheaper than at present. We
shall very cordially give onr help, if some prac-
fical plan be presented but when Messrs. White
and Halstead suggest, as they AZ that We. getouE
Senators and Representatives in Congress inter
ested il the repeal Of the duty, We beg to reply
that ~ y absolutely necessary that We haze sena
tors and Representatives in Congress, before the
suggestion has any practical value. III n s5t
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Crescent

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
".-u..-. ... BE-" nr'
-Ug|p.l. ."..r Cd
ESTABLISHMENT, r.
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NEW MUSIC. Mi. ii. a. Blac k1nar, at ls7 Canal
street. fayors rs with few, of his late publiea-
lions as follows:
nstonewalrsF Dsatl. ~ 3. Blanphin, new
Aedition githsasppeFh picture ititlenages "a ,a@
tive no Mother, now I'm weeping,n words apd
music by T. Smith with Accomplishments for
piano and guitar ssss' Z . NJ \, "
& Fleufs De Faust, & hoeur sdes soldats, h par
Briniey Richards I'M sNa ssst s64sa
!" OH sse tears transcription by A. Baumbach.
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Southern. Clothing .nYa,,mfacto,y,
a.. s. Internal Reue,lste.

CoLLEcToRs OFFICE FIRST DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, April IL, 1866, !
Special Detective Corps has been organized by this Office
whose duty shall be inspect the dste
res, rectying establishments breweries in this District
Regular details Of one ocerto three dseries will be
made and it shall he the duty of the officers detailed
deep strict surveillance the places they assigned
guard The quantity and quality of the liquor distilled
manufactured must be particularly noticed by Detective
Officer in CHARGE and by him reported daily the Chief
Detective.
The Chefwll be required to make three rounds
every hours superinend action his
and to receive their reports
record of the capacity Of each STILL the of els
terms and the quantity Of materials used be taken
..~ By order
W. P. BENTON,
Collector First District of Louisiana
4
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Point Clear Hotel,

The undersigned open the Point Clear Hotel on or about
The 10th day of May next.
This establishment being epanted and put in COM
plete repair condition Gas and water works being
erected the grounds beautifully laid out and house fur
nished entirely new with the best ct materials and the latest
improvements. ...
Arrangements will be made for direct communication with
New Orleans Mobile both by steamboat and telegraph.
BILLIARD TABLES
OF the approved pattern have been ordered Ten Pin
Alleys being built and amusement suitable to the eli
mate and place afforded to man. woman and child For
BATHING AND FISHING
And heathuness this celebrated watering place has
ror the continent and the undersigned intends make ii
the most pleasant and comfortable one in the world.
CHAs. f. sMEDEs. Manager.
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.TOtiCe
TO RECEIVERS OF WHISTLES, ETC.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, J
Collectors Office, LIST Dist. of La
New Orleans, April l3. 1866
All Whskies and rectifed, arriving in this port
i'm mediatey inspected by officer Of the Internal
Whisky arriving must not be removed from the Levee
til eyden is exhibited such officer that the
same has been paid, that said whisky is in bond.
By ordsr Of
W. P. BENTON,
Collector First District of louisiana
SAMUEL F. OSBORNE,
Deputy Col Inspector for said District.
Flats. Hats. Hats.
We receiving direct from mandatory,
500 cases MEMS, BOYS and CHILDRENs
FUR AND WOOL HATS,
OF ALL GRADES AND CoLoRs.
The largest and most complete offered in
market, which We guarantee to sell at
NEW YORK PRICES.
R. T. DUNN & CO.,
II and 10 Magazine street corner of Common
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NEw s45TpoIIc a cmIIuRoH n THg Tumn DIs.
Tarcr. We had,ths pleasure Of 4 visit, lew days
ago. fam that genial and energetic ecolesiastic,
Father Foltier, who informed US that On Sunday.
the a2d inst, thes cornerstone Of anew church,
consecrated to St. Vincent de Paul, will be laid,
With appropziat to ceremonies on Greatmef street,
between Montegut and Ciouet. g t tats1a
The ceremonies will be Of the most imposing de-
scripfon, every Catholic society inEsNe Orleans
viii participate, and the Archbishop himself viii
take bis rank at the head Of the priesthood, in the
Inauguration. a,si Il II IA tHa 8si
We trust there will be q full attendance, and
thai the contributions on the occasion will be Of a
character sufficiently liberal tecomplete the con;
templated edilce.
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L On the 4th of April, 1885, the President was
served with noticed Of suit at the instance 81
Mary Robb Miltenberger and others, on the
chancery side of the United States circuit court
against the company. The directors were imme
diately convened, and steps were taken to resist
the proceedings by the employment of proper
counsel to defend the suit. sl ,5sts G65s
From the report of the superintendent, General
Beapregard, we learn that, since the transfer
| about one hundred thousand crossties have been
laid and probably ninety thousand more will be
required Of which thirty thousand are on hand and
paid for. All the bridges have been repaired. and
some rebuilt, and new draw has been constructed
at South Pass Manchac, at an expense of $4,000
The estimated expenses of repairs for the cur
rent year. to put the road in as good condition as
before the war, are s464800, or an average Of
s3S 1868 per month. The estimated receipts fol-
the year are 81, 100000 and the estimated expen
SEES, including cost of repairs, 81 900 900 leaving
a suplus Of s4so;0o0. This surplus would extin
gaish the present debt, together with the accrued
interest, in less than ten years and ii is not By
any means unreasonable to anticipate this result
inasmuch as the ordinary current interest will be
more than covered by the increased surplus to be
expected from the annually augmenting business
of the road. Before the war the increase of the
surplus was at the rate Of 100000 per annum
and appearances indicate the augmentation will be
at least equally rapid hereafter In conclusion we
quote the following closi4g paragraphs of General
Beauregardsre FL ~
!, Since the revival Of business on the road, we
nave brought to market 81 325 bales of cotton and
0s8 feet OF lumber, besides various other pro-
ducts Saw mills are being established at many
POINTS On the road which will afford a large reve.
ivy w. 70 me company from that source alone. 8
lt u confidently believed that without untoyard
.li the condition Of theroa at the end
= " present year will be about equal to what it
h. ai psiete M war, and that its rolling stock will
= M n 'sssua snNciently " meet all demands
Il = sad thatthe editor of the Paris Presse. NJ
J l,1 noe receive salary but has franc
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SOUTHERN CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
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-------- : MAEI3lhG1):
On Thursday evening. 18th April 1865 by the Rev. Dr.
T. eac0ck the residence of the BRIDES father Miss J
ME BEN to BASIL 6. CUSHMAN, both of this city.
cards, r. ...a. = ).
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-25


ADDons On Saturday. June e. Mrs. SARAH 8 An
poxs wife OF Charles Addoms
The friends Of the family invited TO attend the fu
neral services at Trinity chapel Tuesday afternoon,
nj half past four O'Clock.
Axprasox New Rochelle, on Saturday evening,
June ~ srSrnES ANDERSON, In the I'D year Of his axe
Funeral services will be held at the Methodist Epis
copsi church, on Tuesday afternoon at one O'Clock
Born-on Sunday, Nay 20, at his resIdenoe sand
EDWARD Born, in the soth year Of his age; for many
years resident Of this city; father Of Edward and
Hardness Boyd, Of sey, aud Of George Aecres Boyd,
BasrlEr-,on sunday, June "a, wuLI,x BArrtny, Of
consumption, aged q year. r and months ;.
attend the funeral also Tie members % Neptune Lodge
No. az and NJ, from his brothers residence, ltl
West Eighteenth street, Tuesday afternoon At
O'Clock HIS remains will be taken TO Trinity Cemetery
Csrmansy lie. for nierment
BYRsK-0n sunday, June ~, Of dropsy, MrcHin
Bynx, late or the parish Of Mayne, county wsssmesih
HIS relatives and friends, and the members Of tho
invited attend the funeral this Monday afternoon al
half past O'Clock from the residence Of hts nephew
Nicholas Mnlvy No. 2s4 West Thirty 1rst street. Hs
mains viii be iakcn TO Calvary Cemctery.
BRrSsAs. On Saturday, June %. JssEs BarSsAx.
The relatives and friends are invited TO attend the fn-
neral from 25i West Eighteenth street. this Monday
afternoon al two O'Clock
cArrs.-on saturday. June "a, EmIs, daughter Of
Carlo and Elizabeth Cspps aged years, months and
The friends snd relatives are respectfully invited 10
FIR. avenue s tbs monday, afternoon, a. one ooct
Ds MnLk--o saturday evening, June 20, HAEnfvy
ADELAIDE, wife Of the Rev. . u. Hobart De Mile, of
Mott Haven ~ r., and youngest daughter Of the late
John = smith, OF this city.
The friends Of the family are invited 10 attend the fu
neral from the residence OF her mother No 23l West
Nneteenth street. Tuesday Afternoon Al three clock
without further notice.
GoasAs. on SATURDAY, June q, Jazz GosnAs, Of the
county Tyrone, Ireland, aged o. years.
TIE relatives and friends Of the family are invited 70
stiend the funeral from her late rendencr 22o Esss
Ninth street, this Monday afternoon n one O'Clock
GlsAKrS.-On Sunday, June e. JAxss GnnAEns, .
native Of the psrish Of Ahsmlsh county Sligo irtand
sged ~ years.
The friends and scqusn,snces OF the family are
specfuy invited to attend the funeral from his late
sdence ic< Bsyard street this Monday afternoon, o.
two cock
GAraGBrr. On Sunday, June -, srsov son II Co
molly and Bridget Gallagher, aged years months ard
n days
me relatives and friends Of the family invited 10
attend the funeral from 2se Front street, r. 70 Fiat
bush this Monday Afternoon, o. tvo o clock.
HroHnr.-Op Sunday, June ~, htsr Arr, viz 81
Japes Huehes, aged ~ years.
ne fr,ssss q We family are JsspsensIiv 'svhed v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-25
The Mexican MIDDLE.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NV YORK, June ~, 1866.
The statement which appeared in your columns on
|fuesday last the I" Presidency Of Mexico" not only
rcAec,s the opinion OF all enlightened fellow citizens
calculated TO inspire profound respect for the
sxsting constitution and to show its explicit bearing
npon this important question, now that the United
sa4es are about taking active participation in the
hestines Of beloved country The citizen Benito
Juarex President Of Mexico in long and brilliant
career has raised his name very high in the catalogue
kof our statesmen.
When Comonfort issued his coup d'eat Juarez by vr.
mo Of his Office Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court
Med the Presidential chair and continued in the exer
tse Of the executive functions for nearly three and
aaif years The whole liberal party supported him in
legally acquired magsracy until the wars Of political
trfe over he again appeared before the people, who in
dmration and gratitude for his tested fidelity to the
constitution, elected him Constitutional President
During the with France Juarez still In ascend
ncy. His civic virtues we're manifest But unfor-
anatey ambition overreached is fatal 70 great men,
LIS official term expired, and, under the constitution
the Executive shall not retain the power beyond his
imitation on any grounds whatsoever but must vacate
ourtthe lawful when popular election can
Of be held Nor were the extraordinary powers vested
Congress in Bcnto Juarez but in the President Of the
public Upon the expiration OF his term he was but
mple citizen. Juarez has therefore violated the
RENE law Of the land by giving a coup detat the
inevitable Of the existing war with France and
'sOlutey unjustinable IN view Of the sophisticai
ounds he assumed, viz, 1that public safety demanded
e extension OF his power, TO selfcreated dictator
lip. Not one atom Of law Is contained In that act. BY
stroke OF his pen he cast ndeble blot upon his
lme, heretofore identified with that fundamental Law
hkh he has trampled upon He furnishes the parody
Presidents Cebalos and Comenfor in their deta'
adds tragic scene; for while they closed by force
arms the Chamber Of Deputies he has as effectively
spassed the law, and at a juncturc when country
s manacled by the chains OF Napoleon Ill
This impohtic proceeding will close Juarez's career II
IN be the epaph over the political grave opened by
own hands. He has committed suicide, and the
Sbr party will painfully recall the error Of one whom
patton loved so dearly.
THE LAW AND ORDER MEXICANs.
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Les. amount and $4,000 win "a Said for me .pprsnsn

Iess amount and $4,000 win "a PAID for ME apprshsn
mon Of the thieves.
Mr. Butterneld biz freely ffcm the wound which ne
received the hesd bat the injury 10 slight He with
mis- family has he synpathes Of the entire community
in which he 10 Or its respected citixens HIS
house and bank building day have been visited py
large number oi people .l..t 49,.
Stranger was arrested here this afternoon and y
now in confinement on suspicion thas be was concerned
m the Bovdonham bank robbery. He give salts
Ysctoyv Of himsef large number Of the citi-
zens are making digent search after the bank rob6s
" : LEWISTON, June %, 1854.
beng engaged in the Bowdonham Bank robbery, but
most Of them discharged Hundreds Of detectives and
officers securing the country IN all directions only
sixteen cents are left In the bank the present time
The bills Of the bank are secured by deposits al Wash.
ington.
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Of the National Rank sys-
tenn
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
PmLADELPHuA, June 70. 1866
notice with much satisfaction the comments OF your
financial editor upon the national bank currency. do
hope he will continue to show this subject up frequently
in s true light TO the public. do not believe our
great banks in the cities Of Philadelphia and New York
much bened by the circulation Of their own national
bank notes. and would not oppose the repeal Of that
part Of the National Bank act authorizing the issue Of
notes. but the interior banks flood the cities and the
country with their issues and keep them out at the cost
OF the government for very long PERIOD owing TO the
dculty in the way Of their holders sending them back
redemption II Is the worst piece OF hnancierng the
world ever for government TO pay twenty mil.
lions per in gold bonds representing currency
bearing interest The whole thing should be stopped
at and forever Nobody wants any better currency
than United States legal tender notes. and Congress
should not adjourn without providing for an issue Of
legal tenders sufficient TO redeem all the bonds now IN
the Currency Bureau held security for the national
bank note currency. The exchange can be effected
without the least disturbance Of the financial condition
OF the country and would njure one but would
twenty millions OF burhen TO our over-a1ed people,
besides reducing the principal Of the national debt about
1894 600 900 by one stroke OF sound financial policy
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Charles Sumner has returned 10 his duties nj WASH
inrton His health has been somewhat improved by
his brief vacation.
Arson Burlingame has purchased tract OF land
San Maieo OF LOO acres and proposes TO become
resident Of California as his mission TO China
ended
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

KuRoAS-DEvIN.-On Thursday, June II, by the
Most Rev Archbishop McCloskey, assisted by the Very
Rev Vim. STAIRS " G., Dr. JosErH A. KsRRIoAS 10
MAaGK A., daughter OF Daniel Devlin, Eco.
-BoYIE--On Tuesday, April is, 1866 by the
Rev. l. T Weed, Mr. HxsRr G. MssGLss 70 Miss MARY
Il. BOYLE, all OF this city.
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COLLEGE CoMMERCE1ENTs.

r.essztatien Week ne Yale College.
This week win be very lively and interesting one 70
sAs students Of Yale and their fisnda The programme
i ~ folows:- sn
mis- Monday afternoon win be devoted To speaking
n The college chapel for the De Forest prize medal
Yuesday evening the grand wooden spoon exhibition u
Music Hall takes place Wednesday presentation day,
and the win be OF interesting character
n the morning the seniors will assemble in College
chapel and, after bcing presented candidates for
graduation, will listen to an Grafton from Mr. George
Holt Of Pomfret Class Orator. and poem by Mr. James
Dsand, Of Maine. In the afternoon they viii again
Dobh under the ems on the college green 70 enjoy the
st social gathering Of their student life Here they
win listen 70 letters from those who have left them
sarher In their college and smoke the long clay
pipes and make the air ring with the delightful college
songs and later In the afternoon they will shake each
sehers hands and say that dear but painful word fare
we'll" Then they win march for the last time as class
through the college buildings and plant the ivy near
Alumni Hail. When this Is finished they march TO the
chapel and attend prayer and their student life over
II the evening tho made Sophomores will celebrate
their second step in college life by holding pow-wow on
Ne green.
Newton (Mass.) Theological Instftutfon.
The anniversary Of the Newton Mass Theological In
satution occurs this week. Tuesday afternoon Rev. VIM
hanson, D. d. OF Brookline win address the Society Of
Alumni and Tuesday evening Rev. Thomas Armitage,
D. D., Of New York, 10 to address the Society or Mis-
sDnary Inquiry The graduating exercises take place on
Wednesday.
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xsyvton lM..s.l Theologie.l Institution


Tho commencement exercises Of the College Of New
Jersey Princeton, viii begin to-day. At eight o'clock
this evening the band Of the Seventh New York rcg-
will give grand concert in the First Presbyterian
urch for the benefit Of the Chapel organ Fund. Tues
1sy morning, at half past ten o'clock Rev Dr. Noah A.
Bchehck OF Baltimore will address the Literary Socie
os Al three N. Rev. Joseph Duryea, OF this city,
vin deliver an Grafton on the Restoration Of the
UAienn Tuesday evening" at eight O'Clock, the Junior
sraiions will be given. Wednesday, at nine NJ, the
regular Commencement Day exercises take place.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
y INTEREST DEPARTMENT
mo- % he for al The
partment of the United States Treasury, Nv nvcr
Assistant Treasurer United States
CIrY OF ALLEGHENY, ,..,
Se Pen t sfis4' ysn y * S osb g 81 Arosy
se p oS p day s G2sa; The
burg in the city Of Pittsburg, Ia :, ,,.orp,,ov
Treasurer Of Allegheny city.
CITTzENs, SAVINGS BAXE
SY o FS5T 96 SA sT T1k
Interest on all sums from 50 70 s5oo
u Dsidcndfhs hoard Of Directors 81 this bank have de-
% payable o ana u rye %
books VII close on Monday june Is and s,m,s closed sn
IMPORTERS, AND TRADERS NATIONAL BANK
New York. June e. 1894 dividend OF hvc go per cent
@ ss e he o.
and ate, The "a day 81 July ne,t nc transfer books
The Board from the 10Th Cashier
NORTH CAROLINA BoSDs-wE WILL EXCHANGE
IN the new Bonds OF the State for old Bonds with eou
MANNING 4 DE roRREsr Bankers 10 wall street
NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY. THE ANNUAL IN.
srs on As scrip sss y s q Sssc S BE- due
York aud after July The transfer books win be
closed from the 9th the 0h inst both DAYS inclusive
X. =. 6IBT.IN, Treasurer.
OFFICE or PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP coNr4Sy.
~ No Wall street. corner Hanover street. New York,
May 10, 1855
NOTICE TO SCRIP STOCKHOLDERS.
Notice II hereby that the Hoard OF Directors at their
stated meeting hold this date unanimously adopted the TO-
lowing, y1r
Resolved Thata call for fifty 0) per cent in cash. pay
able the LIST 1904 be and the II hereby
made on the holders OF The scrip stock q record az re clos
ing q the rans.r book. on me 18th day q Way s6 a,
the Of 1876 70 increase the capital stock Of the Company
Resolved That said payments may be made until and IN.
elusive Of the LIST day Of August With interest per cent
Per annum from and after the said ist day Of June.
In accordance with the of the said scrip stock the
same, with the amount paid thereon, will be habs 10 for
fixture In default Of payment on or before The said lat day
Of August. 1855
Certificates Of viii he ready for delivery The
Of the certificates Of scrip stock st the
company's once.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
TIIEo. I. JOHNSON Secretary
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To erOsnAelpsa pdiVCS.

The advertiser h wing been restored to health in
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