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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-16

The Salaries of Government Cfe<rk..
Mr. Moorchead OF Pennsylvania has expsv .sed Ma 4,
tentiou Of calling up 10 the House Mon ~ the memo
rial Of the clerks the departments foe an a.
salary which was presented BY Mr. ss ens OF pepnsvl
vania and referred to the Commit. zee on wsv, ana
Means There disposi,ion manv sted to act promptv
on this matter and the prospect VI having Justice done
to these really mertorous pur servants seems brsh,es
now than Of any previous lime during this session.
The Increase OF salary for The clerks wa
BY Secretaries weleA Me'culloch and browning and
Postmaster General Randall In their annual reports.
is passage was urged ypon committees by letters from
Secretaries Seward and Stanton and IL has the un.
qualified approval Of all the heads Of the government
bureaus Congvss should push this matter through
without delay
The Presidents Household.
residens ,hnsons household 10 thus organized unass
anw pass~ by Congress at it's last session Privsls
secrstary Robert Johnson; Assistant Secretary Robert
Morrow; Secretary TO sign land patents, Edward ?.
Nell; Aides do Camp Colons W. @. Moore. Lieutenant
csloUsl Wright Rives Colonel Andrew X. Long
Death Of Senator FowIcr's Wife.
The wife Of Senator Fowler Of Tennessee died hsre
sst night s
I Illness or Capitals X. W. Meade.
Captain Richard W. Meade Of the United States Navy.
Is lying III with paralysis
Proposed CsIored Jabilee.
Some OF the leading colorcd mon here contemplate
mass meeting 10 rejoice the passage Of the SUI
frage bill
Teiegrsphic Commmnicatien Win the sossh
interrupted by n snow storm
snow storm 10 tho South has Interrupted telezrsphio
communications. sir lnchps Of snow have already
fall on a. Lynchburs aud OIsr points In virginia
New Patents.
Ono hundred and savcn,y.Gye new patents we're
issued by 's' cepysissoasr Of Patents lss' rssk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-16

sEAvER's OPERA HOUSE,, Williamsburg -ErHlorrAN
MssrRELsY, BALLADS. C0Mc PANToxIMEs ko q n IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-16

FIFTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE. Nos and west
strees--BSDwoarH's MrNsrRELS
MIssr,2ssx BALxADs BuRLrsouxs. &c-GRxAz kxrscxA-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-15

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-15

UNITED STATES SALOON. e
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@tebt Gu@ eiu tdu,adbaft Nal berett.
Qiquor, Beer, @eit gum Qabetrant,
Z 1nb @en Elm tnn' rer S@SpbeiStrans
1intreitt 3ur Offee bes Barber,
Ser tritt blcs Elm IN meme Etir,
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l1nb II i'm 4n Elm f@5ner Mauu. a.
421 s7g3@iIb helm 6pnnta9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-20
OUTRAGEs In THB UPPER PART OF
THE CITY.
ssN BEATEN AND THEIR WIVES OUTRAGED BY YOUNG
RUFFIAHs-THB LEADER CAUGHT AND COM

sEE BEATEN AND THEIR WIVES OUTRAGED BY YOUNG
RUPFIANs-THB LEADER CAUGHT AND COM
MITTBO.
For some time past a gang of young outlaws have
hung around vicinity OF Landmarks Park and Joness
Wood after Dights and have made practice Of assautng
and ontragiug any unfortunate female who might by any
ebanoe wander into lonely spot The Nineteenth Precinct
Police have large extent territory 10 guard that the
scoaDde have been enabled in TO outrage their
police their assistance In several instances the ran
have attacked when accompanied by their husbands
and after beating the until he rendered helpless
would outrage the with mpuniiy Hitherto the police
been foed their attempts 20 catch the uans in the
se but their efforts have been crowned with
On Monday evening Sergeant Burns Of the l9h Precinct
noticed number Of well known young rntans IA Landmarks
PARK Sixty sxtt and Thirdave and from their actions
Judged that they there good purpose He accord
ingy watched closely On that day the German
late in the evening before thew broke up Among those
attended the picnic Mr. Sohumire and his wife
Catherine residing az No ia Flushing Brooklyn They
somewhat late and az length started for the Second
ave Of AS they did they and followed
BY e rnans mentioned above and they in fol-.
lowed by Sergeant Burns On the way to the cars Mr. and
wife forced pass lonely l0catyin fact there are
SecOndav for SOM distance above and below the
point where they wished 20 lake the oarand on reaching
has they upos by the gang One party
STACKED the and beat him while the others seized the
woman, whs screamed loudly for assistance
At this uncture Sergeant Burns upon the scene and
vigorous Of his club dispersed the gang and with the
nd Of another officer captured the leader who the name
House and yesterday Justice Kelly committed him for exam
naton he is aged p years native Of Ireland and -
tDyI 20 the police hard character Efforts being
na1t 70 secure the remainder OF the gang.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-20
BROOKLYN VS..

TIE LATE IIoS. JAMES IIUMPHRgY-MgETIsG OF
BROOKLYN BAR-The funeral OF the late Hon. James
Humphrey will take place today at o'clock from the
Church Of the Pilgrims 0he Rev. DR. Storrs meeting Of
members Of the Brooklyn Bar held in the Supreme Court
Court House, yesterday morning On motion of Gen.
Philip S. Crooke. exJudge Morse was elected Chairman
ExJndge John Greenwood made brief address In relation to
the deceased when no moved that Committee Of three be
pointed draft suitable resolutions. Tie motion adopted
and e1 Judge Greenwood Gen r. & Crooke and eIJudge
Brdseye appointed such committee. They retired
and after reported the following resolutions
Resrod That the SD and sudden death Of the Hon james
Humphrey occasion requiring Of the bar Of Kings County
Of their or him and his mauy virtues aud their
grrt for hi. loss
Rei0ird That Mr. Humphrey example Of ripe scholar
accomplished lawyer and who united with those chaac
erc the kndes most cpeoua and lmfbe qualities OF tie heart
lie Instance Of the lawyer aud politician who
ged the speres Of professional political contests with tie oci
interests of private fe HE private professional aud public lie
all alike worthy Of him. and grateful TO the aheetonae
Of his associates.
Resoirsd That members the bar Of Kings will
body attend the funeral u departed friend "Wednesday tue
10Th inst.
Rod That copy these revolutions signed by the chairman
and secretary OF this meeting be presented to tie iamy OF Mf
Humphrey with our heartfelt sympathy or them IA their bcreaye
en and hope that they fnd comfort the assurance that
be and rse In life and esteemed Of all
trust and believe he Is happily at rest
The meeting was Addressed by j. NJ. Van Colt esq, the
Hon. L. Brseye the Hon. H. {. Murphy Alden j. SpoOner
esq. aud Judge Dikeman. when they adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-20
MEXICO.
GENERAL oETHaAs PROTECT AGAINST PRESIDENT
JUAREZ.

GENERAL oATHGAs PROTECT AGAINST PRESIDENT
JUAREZ.
Gen. Jesus Gonzales Oftega now in Washington
has st published the following protest against the decree oil
enor Bento Juarez appointing himself for second term 70
the Presidency of the Mexican Republic;
PROTEST Of the citizen Jesus G. Orgc Pr.stdeh o. ue ~.
Pems Court Of Jgie; Of se A'Iea" hPsons, g., Soa Of
The impotic and diserscefal act consummeed by Don
Benito ue in issuing through your official hands the de-
cees 9Th Of November last past has placed me IN the
painful position Of protesting in the name OF the nation against
The DEGREES issued by Beno uaTez on the sth day Of NoYe
% Because they are against the express provisions Of
the political Constitution Of the Republic aud such they are
necessarily arbitrary Illegal and void hin. -. &C.
Sc0nds Because they create dictatorship having az us
beod pert narez who can at his will Of the
Federal soyerens and independent authorities whose
wise destroying republican principle and the basis OF loyal
order other words the form OF government estaoneu
Third. Because they are in opposition the powers dele
gated Executive by the National Congress which 10
day Notwithstanding the of with France
declared while making contained in the de-
cree December H. 1861 that the extraordinary powers Just
granted were 10 be exered with the view OF preserving the
ndependance and integrity OF the national territory the form
Q0rerRmeH established By the C0nsnt0R and the principles
and laws of REFORM Moreover the law Of October a. 1902
imposed positive restriction upon the Executive orbddng
him violate any OF the provisions contained In title ~ OF the
Constitution which he has done.
independence of the nation roobing its defenders rom
ing point and substituting it illegal usurpaton with no
in authority than that OF tue unconstuoha de
issued. A.,
people fighting fo principle under the eonsttuonai
banner also it be inferred from the text thaI ne
thousands patriots and martyrs had been shed
for Jnnrez sake and that without MIN the cause Oh
Mexico would be hopeless
~ Because the sentiments set forth in these DEGREES are
not only founded upon sophsry but downright caun
mics, affecting as an individual and IN NY chatacef u
public officer. r.
The obligations Of the solemn OATH ssnned by me az Con-
sutona President Of the Supreme Court Of Justice ~ ae
corarce with the letter and spirit Of the Constitution have
been go far observed by faithfully, and with regard Tor
popular rights secured by that instruments and maintain
that the nation when full possession Of s right Ust hold
oil public fuHotionaTies 20 the strictest account.
JESUS G. ORTEGA.
TO Dog sEnAsrIAY LERDO DE TEJApA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-20


ort and Ninth districts thence through the 70
Twenty sixth ST. dGwn Twenysi1tn's" -e hudson River
and westerly by tie river.
Fourteenth u src shall be bop ded souhery by tie Tenth
district eastey by the Iwe district westerly by the Sew
euh district thence thTopga Foarecnthst nom the BoWeIy
Fifteenth District , an be bounded souhery by the Thlr'
teenth district tnece through Nnthaye TO Iiy ,secoIIs
easty by the Eleventh district thence through forehs
to the HuGsoy River, and westerly by the river ,.,
Sixteenth District shall be bounded sOuthery Dy te Wen
Fourteenth and Seventh districts thence through noaIave
10 Twenty sxthst down Twentyshthst TO the East 'e''
and eastery by the river. !, A..
Seventeenth Dsrict-Shal be bounded southerly BY the
Fifteenth District. thence up the Sixhaye 70 iylth IT,
through Fifty fhst 10 tie Hudson RIVER sh" "es'i9 w
Feheenth Disctshan be bounded southeTy by the SIX
teenth and Eleventh Districts westerly bY ne hS!enh @
trct thence through fOTethst 10 the LasI hNt' a"u
westerly by the river. , l.. A.,
Kineieenth Disrot-ShaIl DO bounded souhery BY the
Seventeenth District thence through SixthaVe 10 In
Fifth ave One-hundred down One-hnudreu
andtenth.st TO the Eghthaye up the EghtbaEe 70 tne
Harlem River by the Harlem River to D' opS
ten Duyv Greek 10 the Hudson River aud westerly ~ he
river :, ,,., hr ,ho
Eighteenth Eleventh Districts, westerly by the seven
teenth and Nineteenth Districts thence down seventeen
TO the East River aud eastery ty tho river including ae
wells Island Qn the East Ryer belonging to the CITY anu
| within its jurisdiction. - A.,
Twenyrst District shall be bounded southeIy BY me
Twentieth District westerly by the Nlneteehh ps'I
thence by the Harlem River from Seyentlethst 20 ~, ~
southery side Of High Bridge including WaId ana "n
The report Of the Committee concludes with the following
RSsS That the CLERK ofti. Board hereby directed
to e 10 the oe Secretary state and Of the Cert oil ih
City County Of ewYork description Of ad asouy rs
tr specifying In such description TIE pPua.o
the districts sioread according to the enumeration OF cen
inhabitants Of this sae taken in ihe year eoi
The the Committee and resolution thereto mtacheu
The Board then adjourned Tuesday next at o'clock p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-20

The commencement of the annual festival Of the
New York Schu1en Corps was held yesterday at Joness
Wood. II will be continued to-day and morrow The at
tendance Yesterday not large but that mainly OWN
10 tie fact that the principal prnss were not to be shot
The mark be fred at during hsi three DAYS festival
double headed Austrian eagle placed upon high pole The
marks which the raemsn have TO ere 10 10 number and
designated follows; No Large Grown; ? Rgie Crown;
Left Crown; lgiet Ring D. Len Ring O. hslct Head
Left Heed; kigiet Flag, o. Lot llag 10 Sceptert
Rice Apple; 10 Riget wing 49, Lef Wing H. Rglet Neck
IS Left Neck lG Iuget Leg H. Lon Leg; r. Tail; ~
Body The shooting yesterday resulted in Doctor Pl0eger
hitting the large crown. john T. Gcrdos the right crown
Julius Korn the left crown G.. finck the riget wng W.
Sholerman the left wing and C. Fnck the rgle head None
OF thee shots however count they were simply preliminary
10 the actual shooting OF to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-20
NAVY GAZETTE.


4 REVENUE CUTTER FOR THE PACIFIC
The Revenue cutter Wyandotte Capt. Seldom, mas
arrived from Baltimore. She will a as soon as the weather
nerts FOR san Francisco having been handsomely ted up
Supentendence Of Capt Jno MeGowan
OF the Revenue service.
AFFAIRS AT The BROOKLYN NAVY-YARD
The workmen at the NdvyYard still kept busiy en-
poyed all the departments and judging by the amount OF
work now on hand will continue throughout the Summer
large number of the vessels ad up in ordinary IRE being
thoroughly OyeThaued and placed in servceabe order while
the work upon vessels being pushed forward with
the greatest possible rapdy The stoehouses on the
nearly completed and will soon be ready Tor
OCCUPATION The new rgaic. Madawaskn, IS very
nearly ready Tor AMI IL expected that she viii sail on
her trial trip Monday Tuesday next The soop war;
Pensacola is still in the hands Of the mechanics but VIII
probably be ready for about the end Of July Tue British
merchant bark Contest is at the NAVY taxing on
board stores Pacific Brazilian squadron She
probably sail during the latter part OF next week The sup
ply steamer South Carolina sails from the Navy Yard to-day
carving mails packages and supplies 20 the Atlantic Coast
and Gulf Squadron Parties who may wish to communcaie
with friends serving in the aforementioned squadrous can
do so by sending their letters parcels etc. board tie South
Carolina during the early part Of the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-20
Meeting in Favor OF the Excise Law.

Last evening meeting was held at Argus Hall,
No Broadway by number Of citizens who were In
Of rig enforcement Of the Excise Law. The meeting was
called TO order by 3T. ID. T. DAVE who was nominated
Chairman. Speeches were made by the Rev WILLIAM H.
YoolH SriCAIR 1OisEY and others and The uboDed
iiOns ind esTe Of the object OF the meeting adopted
Ne representatives, Of The people sismbod IN
have recognized The necesiy fOr gd police rsg1stens
ths snabug the AID odyy enjoy quey he beg
i,s.vSs 10 last session dd enact laws or The regulation liquor
bettI
,s,,,no. the sabbath and Whoe The mtijiy people
.,,nbstes aud heartily concur IT, such T~glaons
70 be truly Ah'iee" ~ 'P'" 'N' o'D'At with sound policy
therefore
Ls .vrpo erd ID q the good people the City o. New York no
Of thu law PROMISING Lot mercy On outsnd out
n 81 etop t1 readiness Al ard oil times u rally e
goIIoH ,,.- .,.t..-...,.. 4, -. 30,
td That In te ortien etI pfeISs W. sle'C q OIL ieca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-20

Clubs lst. "a. 81 fth 5.h. 9Th. 1h. eh. 9th Totals.
fiosa 3 Z . ) ! Q -
Umpire-Mr Cumming oftbe Enterprise Club.
Scorers-Messrs. McDarmed and Hot
Time OF game, two hours and 20 minutes.
Fly clutches: Worth ,; Lewis 8; McDarmed q Flanders.
!; Maney. Il total, 10.
Foa bound catches Manley Lewis. @ Thomson p Leg
gett. ?; whitney. 1.
Double plays by Cne Pearee, and Legget by Flanders
and WaddelL
Outs on bases: Stars - times; Excelsior II times
Outs on fouls: Stars. tines Excelsior times.
THE ATHLETICS TO VISIT SEw-YORK NEXT WEEK.
The Athletic ChIb Of Philadelphia returned from a
visit to Wikesbarre PENN last Saturday with four trophies
won ~ 70 2 ~ CO TO H. and - 10 TO- grand
total 2e9 TO a. They have challenged the Unions OF Nor
risana 20 play them next "Wednesday a Morsana the Mu
to play them at Hoboken the 2h and the Empires at
the place the .h and they will be ready TO make
week Of IL II any club will play them. II mistake
not the Stars will them and likewise the Enterprise
Club for neither afraid IL being defeated Of playing
with clubs In the II the Athletics cha
enge the Stars for Saturday week they will play them the
Capitoine grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-20
FIELD spORTS.
Knsc HnII.

THB GRAND MATCH AT BRooKLYS-sTAR ACT. En-
CELsIoR-A BEAUTIFULLY-PLAYID GAME
The match between these Clubs, laid over from last
season. which took place the Captone grounds yesterday
afternoon attracted large Of spectators among
whom were more ladies have been present az match in
Brooklyn this season. the utmost interest beng taken IN e
game expected that the Stars would give cr Old
adyersaries close game and proved beside which
the preest display Of fielding and batting seen of
long past the fielding especially being irsicafs
The Stars opened game well, and bv some excellent
batting assisted by loose fielding the EIceors not being
properly placed less than nine and put
ting the Excclsios out three thus started with good lead
by the Of the sixth innings the E1ceors had pulled up
their Handsomely the totals No the close Of The st
standing 10 10 In the seventh inuinc neither party scored
run the this period being very close aud exciting
the eighth inning the Stars secured but one fun While
their opponents obtained our thus taking the lead Tor the
the game. This number they Duplicated in the
last innings previously causing the stars 20 set IN ior blank
score themselves winning by total 81 n 20 o. Tic stars
have played better ~ match than 10 tis game and II
Keep the well together gnd play them In tie
position they will have few Nnny trophies %
winning clubs this Good order IN the assem
bege and good feeling between the contestants marked this
hne contest and both parties appeared 10 be satsled with the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-20

and ereeds the lawyers ana ns and The haahs,ed and sound
hearted worknrmen oil inc - have Vital interest in the en-
forcemont Of tns law -
Reached That we oppe' % TIE noble Of Nework 10 rally
BY magic influence >, sled and wedspoed to aa ID sup
porting the law.
Rarf Ih'i s-,eni Interference IN tla %" .y one ,i
i1d-es, aud bis us md evidently Intentional delays snow
dcsre 90 PROV ,te vor dangerous classes ana n-.
throws sn I'D bis 90 lawyer o1t also Oh A' 'l
ness ju0 - - H.,
ReOrtd Or The thanks othe good people Of Newfork are oe
% god and 10 Superintendent Of Ponce ior lo
cien nrer In which they have performed their duty ana e
upon persevee and thus earn pom n9n' oA''N ~
the p.aeAit well done, good aud faithful servants
ReG That lie ChaInan Of this meeting be empowered 70 d
one to call meetings Of the people so thAt te Hsu
peuted by the the law may be sqaFey met sd cen
on the adoption of these resolutions the meeting adjourned
1 TIL Monday evening next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-20

NOTES or STATE BASKS.-George w. Schuyler
Super tnendent OF the Bank Department Of the New
York has Issued circular correcting the impress.
sion widely prevalent that holders State Bank bills will be
subject aaH Of 10 per cent paying them out after the
first Of July and also that bankers will be subject like
upon their standing circulation at that date Banks
subject only upon such they pay out and
nor their crcu aon The notes Of the State Banks
secured and will be valuable after July before and
their holders sueci 10 tax whatever Mr. Schuyler
considers tho highest merit Of The National Bank sts " DO
tLe fact that II 10 mOtlled after our oRp.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-20
NIrRo. GLYcER1NE ro pE REMovgp rRoM rnE CIrY

1t will be gratifying to te md Of population to learn
that the owpers II the ntogycerne OIL now stored In the
upper part city have purchased 30 Of salt meadow
land within few miles Of New or Tor the purpose OF man
far removed from any other STRUCTURES and an explosion
would inuro only snch persons ere employed In the man
uactoy aud destroy property sp that Of the gcene
Tho vi now the city will Bs laEeD 10 this land in
10 dsyI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-20
NJ Hoy. wifi. Sa three children, Mns o.utlrs. xsvy

NJ Hoye vile ard thee ohdren Nine. Uaalret q {, Mduy
and wife D. Moran + Moran Mrs Capt schnedeau NJ nyee
Mrs A. she and child j. RiveOw, and IS 10 tbe ,eetsge
From tiAkLEsI ON-n steamship saraeossa-Cap j. Me-
comber O. W Niles Miss Thayer Miss Aiken John Psbirv M
Sarah Nab6 w L. Hay. "a Knsbery T. Traeman, H. STAGES: r.
= Huber and lady, Mrs H. Bernard J. Brady, c. w Page AMI
lady, d. L. A. Wills and others IN the feersge.
FROM SAFANNAH-ln steamship Perit-,T J. w. Jones H. 2
Wilnck IT,; Mr.. Easan aud tie Rev. A. Niiey.
FROR PORT AUsPAIN-ln brig j. w Eaor--Mrs Baptist and
Miss Grace Mercy, Miss J. Gonzales and John Fssh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-20
Passengers Arrived.

FRFM NEW ORLEANS-ln steamship Evening SrMrs A. 8.
Mansfield three children and servant, Wallace and wife, Mrs
and maid j. r. Tweed w. d. Adams Mrs }. H. Adams
n Miller Mrs Dr. Uch and children, Mrs. j. Newman and svt
Miss Lizzie Davenport, j. T. McAyoy, Mrs Jenny H. Meaf Miss
~ Williams j. soTley wife and infant Misses Sorey, two
Masters sorley H. Curry and WIFE Mrs Pension and servant
Mssu Pen9D, Ms lsne, ty0 Mss y0n thIee MWLsu y9ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-20

VIOLATING THE HEALTH LAws.-Yesterday, Off
Ger Burns OF the Third Precinct arrested Hermann Schwartz
master the bark Professor Baum lying Pier No % North
River for having landed from his vessel quantity OF rags In
violation the provisions Of the Health Law Tie accused
pleaded ignorance the law In extenuaton and be
allowed his parole promise TO call this morning
and give bail for his future appearance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-20

BULLS HEAD.-With 1900 less cattle than last
week prices are c higher bn trade slow in consequence Of
not being se TO drive through the streets during the
day time Sheep in good supply but the same causes
which inure cattle trade make slow market Hogs on
the contrary have advanced fully &c. 10, and are selling
quickly An advance in provisions owing to the threatening
war in Europe this rise and brkness In live hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-20
announcements.

Orr neighbor "Max" has ascerained that the eli
Mexico heahfa 70 Of his temperament We
settle jersey aud take kEN1s EAST INDIA
CoYFKE regularly Tic Ia sold everywhere Is per TO-
DepJt No isl ieadest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-20
Touvr pRFpAR ATroYs.-The country is FL

I'I."I Nj 4AI'.H I''''' $3.50. -
preparations the complexion, renewing youth etc
boz only perSlon that viii efrcay remove those brown am
the sti disaseeahe ben
bhe called ctcs il PERRY justly celebrated Morn and fREcKL
LorIoS. II never fails sO.dby oil druggists.