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: New York sxceu. in self defence, and stay on ~
force single day Your citizens should remsmoe<t
but 10 see that he is well treated by othera II you DOM
you are going 70 lose hm-gong 70 lose hs labor and
for s
one 70 be compelled 70 stay where he is Ill " aed
Ros PRosPDCrs
Alabama, as In Georgia. have been aerialy impaired
by heavy rains and freshea Considerable tracts
of land been inundated and cotton that escaped
destruction oy these means choked with grass Aa
war From all have and can hear do not think
she viii raise two hund ed thousand bales during the
THE W sE CENTS COTTON
The progress OF lis is watched with great In
erest and some aI m by the planters Some idea OF the
Of the pro posed mpost he formed from the
fact that the w cent Internal Revenue tax ON cotton
has realized ID following sums from August last up 70
the end Of N.Y.
Macon dsir' CT 80 egg oO0
Augusta strict ~
Savannah district. ,............... 360 W.
"a tq,a Of three million SIX hundred and forty thou
sand dollars in nine months give these figures on the
INCIDENTS or TRAVEL
III the venerated M Arrowsmth, OF mendacious
memory. lad been the with me yesterday, trav
cling from Meridian u Mobile he might have found
slight basis for the Railways and Reyolvers'
hoax which he so successfully fathered upon
had quite lively time Of il for few minutes Most
Of The passengers placdy gathering blackeerries
by the roadside, when the crack Of pistol was heard
aud two big men running round the cars revovers
They the engineer and fireman Of the train anus
ing themselves by cndeayoring TO shoot down Yankee
newsboy who had formerly been in the federal army 1t
Of the most oowardy outrages have ever seem
The engineer took deliberate aim and shot several
times at the defenceless lad, but without effect
the firearms pistols only snapped All the pas
sengers Southern wen Northern were loud
| in their condemnation of this dastardy piece OF
| cowardicc, and ex-colone of the rebel army
Colonel Meek was foremost in interfering on be.
half Of the lad II is to be hoped for the credit Of the
Mobile and Ohio Railways that these scoundrels will be
promptly dismissed from their service. An incident OF
tn. previous hardly deserves perhaps to be
placed beside this little rercotre In the present condi
ton OF Southern railroads il Is not very noteworthy
for the off the track 1t does not
always happen however, as 1t did 10 us riding between
lima and Meridian day before yesterday that the train
is Intentionally thrown on by distractions deliberately
placed upon the track near sharp curve so that the
driver would not them till close upon them and in
convenient proximity to wide culvert intersecng the
road and afordng reasonable probability OF sending
the train to etarnal smash. This must be my excuse
for mentioning the fact. do with sort Of profes
sona consciousness that both this and the other incident
with slight change of circumstances would have made
| much better paragraph.
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N DEPARTMENT, ADyGnxNr GsSrRAL's 0rFcE,(
WAsmsroH, June "a, 1855
uu0Al oRDsn NO 206-BxmAcr.
board 70 consist Of BreveA Colonel J. h. Brown, Sur
geon United States Army Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
John j. hithaw Surgeon United States Army; Bseve.
Lieutenant Colonel R. A. Clements, Surgeon United
States Army, win assemble at Fort CoumbuA New York
harbor the 18th day OF June 1895, TO examine into
the physical qualification OF Second Lieutenant !. p
Derby Fourteenth United States infantry, officer
Of the United States Army On the completion Of this
duty report Of the proceedings Of the board will be
made 10 this ONCE BY order OF the Secretary OF War;
E. d. TOWNSEND Assistant Adjutant General
LEAVE OF ABSENCE GRANTED
Brevet Captain Edward Curtis. Assistant Sur geon
United States Army, for thirty days
DISCHARGED.
Hospital Stewards E NJ Rattles and Frank Wilmarth,
United States Army.
RELIEVED.
Hospital Steward Thomas q Dick United States Army,
from duty In the Department of the Cumberland, and
ordered TO duty in the Department Of the Platte, at
Omaha, Nebraska
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JERSEY CITY.


ANOTHER DEMONSTRATION BY THE FIRE coxPANEs.-
One Of the Philadelphia fire companies will arrive in
Jersey City on Thursday evening, when 1t s expected
MES will turn with engines, ladders other appa-
ratus Tho stay Of the Philadephias will end satur
day, when they VIII resume their tour westward.
IMPROVEMENTS AT THE FEIREs.-The Directors Of tho
Morris and Essex Railroad havo last yielded the
circumstances the ns efficient accommodation nj the
ferries The work Of improving the boats will COM
mence in the coming month.
New Coal Wharf.-The most extensive improvement
undertaken by the company Is the capacious reste
work and wharf the Hoboken terminus for the ac-
commodaton Of the coal trade The change the
from Hackettstown 10 Hoboken will DO commenced In
the coming week TO make tins track conform TO
connecting roads west Of Phlpsburg well the
Southern and Western lines Passenger will then
run from Hobokcn TO places West without change. The
trcste work Is constructed to admit of
landing direct ut the wharf and receiving their supply Of
fuel The incline TO this elevation extends the juno
ton the tunnel
PRoP0sED CLASSICAL AVID SCIENTIFIC ACADEMY. To sup
ply want long felt in Hoboken steps have been taken
for the erection Of academy entitled the Martha In
sitnte at the OF Meadow and sixth The
building viii be seventy eight by fifty feet and five
stories high. The basement win lecture ROOM
the upper story containing twelve bedrooms a large
OF the teachers The intermediate stories contain tho
classrooms fifteen In all each of which has a and
cloak attached Each story will he reached by our
fire proof stairs aordng TO the children diverse points
Of exit and curved In construction obviae any
danger arising from rush thfong. Tho trimmings
for three hundred pupils when finished, and will at
the purposes Of ornament and utility
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NAVY BULLETIN.

DETACHED-JUNE 16.
Acting Ensign Allen w. PIERCE from the receiving ship
New Hampshire ordered TO the receiving ship Ohio
Acting Ensign E. W. Halcro from the receiving ship
Ohio and ordered TO the receiving ship New Hampshire
HoNoRABLY DISCHARGED.
Acting Master Charles Greene, June 10 |; Acting En-
sign w. II. c. Michael, June 10 /; Mate ]. +. Peterson,
June IT,
SUMMER CRUISE.
The gunboats Marblehead, Saco and Wnnepec, with
the gates Savannah and Macedonian have started from
Annapolis on a summer cruise manned by cadets from
the Naval Academy The Winnepec has gone TO Norfolk
to repair machinery
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NEW YQRL HERALD. SUNDAY, JUNE "a, 1868.

appeared on behalf Of the complainant but the narshal
retarned that he had unable 70 execute the war
rant being informed that the captain had from the
ship Immediately her arrival in New YORK. the
Commissioner in consequence adjourned the case un
the arrest can be NADIA
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Who stabbed Philip Dcrbe,h ,

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In this mornings paper statement published as
sorting that stabbed by the name of Derbeth
This Is wholly untrue, as Of the party that ar
rested the that stabbed Philip Derbeh and conveyed
him to the station house The name of the person ar
rested lis unknown TO me- RITTER
Jrxf Of lS6G
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The Aerial Bridge Over Broadway.

The construction Of this bridge description Of which
has already appeared in the HERALD has at last assumed
definite shape. To recaptulate little the subject
was originally projected by Alderman Charles f. Loew
Of the Twelfth Adermano district upon whose motion
the matter was referred to special committee Of I'VE,
OF which Alderman Loew chairman. The committee
held several sessions at which they received proposals
for this work, and finally agreed upon plan which
seemed the cheapest, the most ornamental and at the
same time the most durable Of all tho plans submitted to
the committee.
On Monday last II will be remembered the committee
presented their report TO the Aldermen In favor the
device mentioned and authorizing the Street Commits
sioner TO advertise for plans and specifications This
report the Board Of Councilman on Thursday last
CURED in, and the paper sent to Mayor Hoffman for
his official sanction His Honor kept the matter before
him until yesterday morning, at which time he approved
it, and the resolution At once became law. In pursu.
ance thereof the Street Commissioner will In a few days
invite proposals for the erection of this BRIDGE but the
result has been already anticipated, the firm submit
ting the accepted plan will undoubtedly receive the
tract at the sum they proposed, viz. $15, 600 The
Legislature caused TO be inserted in the City Tax Levy
the amount OF SIS 900 for the erection this bridge
that a. soon as all the necessary formulas shall have
been complied with citizens may look for the com.
mencement OF the work.
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Died.

DS MLIE-on Saturday evening, June 20, HARRIET
ADELAIDE wife of the Rev. J. II. Hobart Do Mile, OF
Mott Haven, N. " and youngest daughter of the late
John = smith. Of this city.
Notice of the funeral hereafter
DuYS.--THoMAs DryS, native Of the parish OF Gurth
nahoe, county Tpperary, Ireland aged 20 years.
The funeral will take place this Sunday afternoon al
two o'clock He will be inferred in Staten Island
MrRrHY On saturday June %, CORNELIUS eldest son
Of Cornelius and Lucy Murphy, aged % years and Q
months.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF his parents No 40 West Fory-sxth street on
Monday afternoon, at half past o'clock.
For Other Dedihs Scr Third Pgqsl
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sris Isabel Bsurnsnn, Small, oeorss's.~n, Och "
Bris NeSr.sha. Emery Baitimor- x,er 4 Nerrifi
Brig Maid Of Erin tBr israe wsstport-Miler Housh.
sssi Sssns: Gs c'. ss' 3'ndsol, Nd Dsws
sshr EsA, Russsn, Lavacca and Indianois-rupper
sshf Smith. HAshoru. 81 Marks, FA-E D huribus
%ss1.
ssss johnson. Kr.u.., washington, Sc-w Hin
man.
s..%. ssss
schr Caroline corneia Davis Baltimore-Rentlsy
a.svs MsKss nasg. Co
sloop Deep River. Berger Brdgsport-Racfett TOoker
schr Evelyn. scofeld Stamford.
so SoD o o Ss S'snb Dyer sdEsfS sals.own
% n BIZ Mssspp EuSsr Bremen via cowes
siesmsSp Maripesa ouca se New o.an. Jun. i, and
rs & with msss and Jas
sns T. marny psrs Go a PA
Steamship 81 CID Hobart, Newborn, NC. with mdss and
gark smeto gta Noccar Palermo, IS days. with fruit.
ssss sssn,s Hss,IsS Cold Spring for Fan River, -,
to gIssIane @ s0no Palermo % days. with ru
SsSs Hannah S.afsy, rronssra, Mex days
Big %scslf, fasson Remedies June IS with sugar,
Great magma with Coffee 70 John Boynons Son Co. oh
from New York for Aspinwall.
schr 9 Bearse, Bearse Savannah. 5 days.
Schr Lynchburg. Van Clcf. Baltimore
Schr May Day. Elizabethport for Hallowen
Schr riazleon Gardiner Taunton for Rondont.
Schr Roxanua Burley Phillips Taunton for Elizabchport
Schr Fanny Morse. Davis, Fall River.
Schr Sarah Elizabeth lilly, Fall River
schr VIM Williams, Nichols, FAN River for Elizabeth
port.
rssydspss for
caTsry G
schr A Mount Young Providence for Elizabethport.
Schr Flo, Allen (new Fuller. Portland CT days.
Schr Staten Island, Hulse Bridgeport.
Schr j Beckett Robinson Stonington.
Schr Excelsior, Huse, Cold Spring for Providence
Schr Vim Burden, Adams, Rondout for Providence.
SAILED
Steamships City of Paris Borussa Hansa Helveta Royal
Standard Geo Cromwell Evening Star Missouri Pert sa-
ragossa, Gussfe Telfair, Niagara, Hatteras.
Wind at sunset s, very light
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A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN.

SEETsh7 JUST published, in a sealed enve-
F[EE5flA lope. Price cents lecture on the
nature. treatment and radical cure of
~~N>A<AO Spermatorhoea, or Seminal Weakness
Involuntary emissions. sexual Debility and lmped
iments to Marriage generally. Nervousness. Con-
sumpiiun Epilepsy, and Fits Mental and Physical
Incapacity resulting from Self Abuse, &c. BY Rob
ert j. CuveIweu Nj, d.. author OF tn; Green Book,
sc.
The world renowned author, in this admirable Lee
ture. clearly proves from his own experience that
:hc awful consequences Of Sef-Abuse may be effect
ualIy removed without Medicine. aud without dan
gerous surgical operations, bongles, instruments,
rings, cordials. pointing out mode Of cure at
once certain and efectuaI, by which every sufferer
no matter " hat his condition may be, may cure
himself chea ply, privately and radically, This Lee
ture will prove boon 10 thousands. Sent under
seal TO any address, in plain envelope, on receipt
six cents OF two postage stamps Also Or: Cut
verwell's Marriage GUIDE price % cents. Address,
CHAS. ) G. KLINE 4 co.
Ia7 Bowery, New oTk, Z. o. box 1896.
April ls. Ie66,-Iy Peas * co.
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READING RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
APRIL 23d, 1866


Hreat Trunk Line From The North
NJ and North West for Philadelphia. New York,
Reading, Pottsville Tamaqua. "A shIand Lebanon. AL
lentown, Eastcn. &c
Trans leave Harrisburg For New YORK az follows :;
At } co. 4 40 and pos A NJ, and goo and 900 NJ
connecting with similar Trains the Pennsylvania
Rail Road and at New York at $40 and IUO0
A NJ and 40 and 1895 p. NJ. Sleeping Cars accom-
panying the 800 and go A. NJ. Trains. without
change.
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, PottsviIIe Tamaqua,
Phiade phia at 40 A NJ and 90 and 20 p NJ, stop
ping Lebanon and principal Way stations; The g2O
r. M TrBin making close connections for Pott svle
nor Philadelphia. For Pottsville. ScLuyikili Haven
and Auburn. via Schuylkill and Susque3anna RaIl
Road. IeaAe Harrisburg l AIS 7. MI
Returning Leave New-York at 30 A. NJ. - 90
aud $50 p NJ. Philadelphia at 90 A. NJ. and
Ashland 90 and u Is NJ. and 05 Z. M. Tamaqua
. 45 A. NJ, and 90 aud S.55 z. N
Leave Pottsville for Harrisburg via Schuylkll and
Susquehanna Rail Road, 700 A M
ReadIng Accommodation Train Leaves Reading al
6 10 A. NJ, returning from Philadelphia at 500 p. NJ
Columbia Rail Road Trains leave Reading at + 10 A.
NJ and q 10 r. NJ. for Ephrata. LiIiz, Lancaster Co.
lumbia. &c.
on sundays Leave New York at $50 NJ PbiIa-
Tt ain running only to Reading. Pottsville { 90 NJ
Tamaqua 30 A NJ Harrisburg % a. NJ aud Read
ing at 30 A. VI. for Harrisburg and 10 81 A. NJ for
Now York, and 25 Z, NJ Tor Philade phia.
Communication, Mileage, Season, School and Excur.
sion Tickets 20 and from all points at reduc Rates
Baggage checked through co pounds allowed each
Passenger. e. A. NICOLlS.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
Reading, Pa. April %, 1906
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
PROTECTED BY RoYALsLETTERs PATENT
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir Clarke NJ d. Pkv-
SiciGH Extraordinary to the Queen
This invaluable mepIcine l. unfailing the cure Of
all those painful and dangerous diseases TO which the
female constitution is subject. 1t moderates all ex
cess and all obsruCt from whatever cause
and a speedy may be relied
10 MANFRED LADIES.
il is Particularly suited. II will in short time bring
the monthly period with regularity.
sEach bottle price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp OF Gleat Britain, To prevent counteIfets,
CAUTION,
These Pulls should be taken By Females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, lhey are sure
to bring Misearidgebut aPy other time then are safe
fade with the slightest irregulaTity obstruction of
he menses. These Pills truly the woman's friend
the hour Of trial, snd the only positive and
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their eiects, that tney may be safely called, never
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In all cases cf Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigues light eyertion Pal
pitation of the Heart Mysteries. aud Whites. these
Pil's will eff Ct cure when allOthermcans have fai
ed and although pow eTful remedy 10 not coHtain
iron, caiomel, antImony. or anything hurtful the
constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved
SOLD BY HI DRUGGISTS
Sole General Agent for the United States and British
UominiOns,
JOB MOSES, q Cortland ST. New York.
n. B--S 81 90 and three cent postage stamps en-
closed 10 any authorized Agent will a bottle
containing SO Pills, by return mail, securely sealed
from ali observation
Feb 2 City.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.

To Vocalists and Public Speakers, the Waters are
peculiarly valuable they wi II one day remove the
most severe occasional hOarseness and their regular
for few days will at all times increase the pow
and hexbilty of the voice. greatly improving its
tone, pass aud ceaTnes for which purpose thry
egulary used by many professional vocaIIsts
The great celebrity of this valuable remedy
inc u1ed unprncipled persons prepare inita-
tOns which disappOint the just expectations of the
purchaser, and Injure the character of the genuine
medicine.
See that the word "BRYAN,'' is stamped on each
Wafer and also observe the fac simie of the sigma
tuTe ofthe Proprietor. "JOB MOSES" on each wTap-
per, TO cOuntefeit which is FORGERY. UT- Offending
parties Will be dealt with to the fu the la W
BBYAN's PULMuNIC WAFERs are for sale by all Drug.
gists.
JOB MOSES Sole Proprietor, 81 Cortandt St N. Y
Feb. ,, IS66-Iy.
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DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY


From the Venerable Arcbdeacon SCOTT, u. d.
DUNHAM. Canada Ea 81. March "a, 1865.
"i am an inveteTate Dyspeptic of more
than 25 years standing"
IL have wonderfully benefited in The
three short weeks during which have used the Pc
ruvian yrup,hat can scarcely persuade mysel of
the reality. People who have known me aston
ishsd at the change. j am widely known and
but recommend to others that which has done so
CASE OF 27 YEARS STANDING CURED.
From INsLEY JEWETT, No Is Avon Place Boston
81 have suffered. and sometimes severely. for p
years. from dyspeptic, ] commenced taking the Pc
ruvian Syrup, and found immediate benefit frOa it.
In the course of three four weeks | entirely
relieved from my sufrrngs. aHd have enjoyed mia
terrupted health since"
AN EMINENT DIVINE OF BOSTON, SAYS:
II have been using the Peruvian Syrup for some
time past; it gives me new VigOr Buoyancy of spir
its. Elasticity of Muscle"
Thousands hare been changed By the of this remedy
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aud hdPpp and comeH; and tRraLds cannot
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pamphlet of % pages containing certificates of
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~ See that each sOttiehas, PER0vrS SYRUP blown
in the glass
FOR SALE BY
J. r. DINSMORE, Proprietor, Sc Dey StNew York
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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STocKs.-Keep no stock in doors thatyou
can help Let them have their freedom as
much as possible. See your animals every
day. Inspect each ones condition regularly
morning.o evening yourself Letthem have
some places of shelter, if turned out to grass
where they can get out the scorching rays
Of our summersun. 1t is cruelty to animals
to put them in field entirely destitute of
trees, and leave them with the midday sun
pouring down on their backs. Give them
some kind Of zheltereif only tree to bask
under
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Price One DoZcr a bottle.

FOR SALE BY
J. P. DINSMORE, 90 Dey Street, New York
SETH w FOWLE- 4 eON, Proprietors,, Boston.
AND BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS.
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FENcEs.-Keep a sharp lookout on your
fences keep them in good repair, and it viii
save you from the trouble of running after
yourstock, should they break intoyour wheat
or corn-felds. We knew farmer who had
70 leave his men in the middle of hay
making, and also to take one with him to 90
and drive out some horses that broke into
hiswheat-feld, and after considerable shout
ing and running, succeeding in getting them
into the road, and it was not until several
hours were spent, that they again returned
to the meadow. In this way the work of two
was lost for nearly the afternoon. Look well
to your fences.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BrYan'S PuImonic Waters.

ls-The original Medicine established in 1897 and
first article of the kind introduced under ths
name of "PuLMoNIC WAFERs," in this or any other
country; all other Pumo tic Waters are counterCeits
The genuine can be known by the name BRYAN be.
ing stamped each Wafer.
These Waters have been before the pnbc for nearly
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mi adj
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nR. MARSHALL'S
CATARRH SNUFF,

This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the
best article known for curing the CATARRn. CoLD
THE HEAD aud HEADACHE. 1t has been found
ceent remedy in many of Sore Eyes, DEAF
NESS has been removed by IL add HEARG has often
heen greatly improved by its
1t is fragrant and agreeabiy, and
GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF
To the doll heavy pains caused by diseases Of the
Head. The sensation ater using 1t delightful and
strengthens the glands, and gives healthy action
the parts affected.
More than Thirty Years
OfSale and of DR.. MARsHALL's CATARRH and
HEADACHE SNUFF, has proved its gr value for all
il stands higher than ever before.
Ii is recommended by many of the best physicians =
and used with great success and satisfaction eve-
rSwhere.
Readthe Cert fcates of Wholesale Drug.
gists in 1854
The undersigned. having To- many wears been ar
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ACHE SNuFF, aud sold II in whoesaletrade cheer
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of Catarrhal Affections, aud that il decidedly the
best article have ever known for ali rommon die
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