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Grey Jacket B5ttcrs.

Grey Jacket Filters.
The undersigned, manufacturers Of GREY JACKET BIT
TIERS and general dealers in
Wines and Liquors,
Would respectfully inform their friends and the public that
although their store 81 raver street, destroyed by
the night 18th inst thanks the exetons of
Department. their store No 50 Graver street. still fit for
occupation and they will there continue to manufacture
GREY JACKET BTTTEBs,
sell WINES AND LIQUORS of as good quality and at
low prices as before
BARNETT & LION,
Manufacturers of Grey Jacket Bitters,
SO Gravisr street
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MARRIED :

In St. Iandy parish, La. uae 9th 1866 BY the Rev A.
Frazee Major T A FARES &c. 8 A of New Orleans to
Miss ELLA j, BILLIARD, Of st. Martin pari b. La, M
cards
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Directions for Reaching and Entering the
Grounds.
The Fair Grounds formerly known the Creole Race
Course They situated Epanade street on the
one side, and the GENTLY Road on the other
The Cars of the City Railroad Company will take visitors to
the entrance on Esplanade street
Vehicles of every kind will through the GENTLY Road
entrance
Tickets be procured the office the Association No
10 Bank Place. from the Foremen of Companies and from the
members Ofthe Committee.
I. N. MARKS,
ChaiIman General Committee Of Arrangamenla.
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Clothing.
FURNISHING GOODS. rEUsEs. yAlFsEs ETC.

IUlAsE BUILDING, I
New Orleans, June D. 1865
A complete assortment of Mems tnd Boys' CLOTHING
zine all Linen SHIRTS, U&DEASaTRTS, DRAWERS Eng
fish HALFh0SE, etc,
At Very Reduced Prices,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
routsfana State Treasury notes Louisiana STATE Baak a7.es
taken at Par.
GARTHWAITE, LEWIS & STEWART,
u and % canpstraot.
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nook AND JOB PRINTING,

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
sUca As:
LAWYERS BRIEFS.
PAMPHLETS,
BILLS LhDING,
BILL HEADS,
BANK CHECEs,
PRoMIssORY NOTES.
CIRCULARS
BILLS or FARE
BALL TICKETS,
DRUGGISTS LABELS.
DRAY RECEIPTS,
BLANKS,
CARDS,
STEAMBOAT BILLS
HAND BILLS
PROGRAMMES
And Every Other Description O job Praottng.
The material of the BOOK AND J6B ESTABLISHMENT
ENTIRELY NEW having as been received from the mos,
Celebrated Foundrss comprises the Modern Improve
nonts-
Late Statutes Of Louisiana.
We have nov IN hand for sale, 6u b9snd or in paper
THE STATUTES OF LOUISIANA.
Adopted during the etr session December 1865 pad tho
recent session orIs65. 's.'
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL
Law Bookseller and stationers.
No l06 Camp Street
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.Wa6sOss blanche.

57s,.........,.., CANAL STREET.
WINES, LIQUORS AND PRESERVES
IN RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
GALLOT d CHAVANNE, PRoPRIEToRs,
Would respectfully inform their friends and the public In
general that on MONDAY EVENING the 18th inst, they
will open their Store at 1877 Canal street. Hoes
In this store-whiCh is of entirely stye-w always
be ound in great abundance splendid assortment
Wines Liquors and Preserves,
Of all brands, and from every country.
FRUITS, VEGETABLES, MEATS FISHES and PATES
of all sorts and the best qualities very prices
N B-A Sample Room for gentlemen viii found in tho
back part of the Store.
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Crescent HNEF.
To the Public.

Knowing that my brand Of GIGARs-El Cinto de Orion
has been cOuntereted by certain Cigars
Orleans take this method Of making dealers and
consumers that only Agent and Importer Of this
that city is Sen. D JOSE DOMINGO, "A Canal street.
Havana, Feb 10, 1866 JAIME CODINA.
have Just received per winchester and Liberty
from Havana fresh lots Of the abOve-named CIGARS
JOSE DOMINGO, a Canal street.
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EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY
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FIREWORKS

Brilliant Display Of Fireworks the direction OF tie cello
brated Pyrotechnist L A. Da1iel
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EEOaU ! Became n E0meop0th.
A NARRATIVE OF PERSONAL EXPERIENCES,
BY wM Il HoLCoMBE NJ D, OF THIS CITY
brilliantly Written and Beautifully P5tnedn Price %
Cents. At the Principal Bookstores,
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# Card.

The undersigned having closed hs business connection With
the office Of the True Delta connected himself with thai
Of the CRESCENT would respectfully ask from his friends
that liberal support which they have hheH,
extended towards him.
FRANK A. BARTLETT.
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Personal Intelligence.

General Dolce. late Captain General OF the issnd of
Cubs, reached this clty Mondsy afternoon Al about
three O'Clock, after having visited Niagara fsl- Mon
trcsl, Ssrntoga Springs and Albany Although nothng
of unusual Interest rsnsrred bis westward rip still
he has been rhIy delighted with the which he
has witnessed Heappesrs 20 be rsderaby interested 10
the result ~ the Ferio canadian excitement, The e,sar
tain General sails Thursday morning O'Clock
for Barcelona in the Spanish frgsic Isabel "a caiolca
Governor Fenton. q y Hastings and = E Marvin %
Albany, are o. the liftb Avenue Hotel
Major General Shoneld. 4. = A. and Commodore
Rowan. Z. :. n, are Al the Astor House.
General ~, John Porter taken up his permanent
residence 70 uorristown, y.
Hstry = Foote II practising law at Lousvlc, Ky
Mrs. Lincoln bss presented c1ne belonging 70 her
late husband TO the Massachusetts, Hisoresl Society
Julia Deahe Freeman, whose literary non q, yiIBv
was "hsy Forrest, died st Conway, " ", Last v.ek
Jeutzc, the artist Ia A. work portrait ~ censrs
Grant which represents him repcng the famous teie
gram ~ mean TO hght cut on this line u takes all
sumner y
General Bailey who saved rortsrs ceet by dsmming
the Rcd river has settled Missouri and gous !, stock
ragng
Brevet Colonel ~ n wheeler, Ac'ng Adiutsnt Gene
raj District Of the Rio Gfande uas marred on the sh
mt 20 se6orisa fnez ssi Canine beautiful Merlcan
lady of hstamoroy.
Ralph Hill, member ~ congre-. from The Third In.
diana district. st his home dsngerously ll
TX Go,srnor J. A Gilmore, of Ns- Hampshire, 70
seriously VI.
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THE TORNADO AT BUFFALO.
Disastrous Results OF the Sisitatson-
several Iivss Lost-vesseis Tsrn from
their Moor,ngs-Grsst Havoc Among
the Buildings In the City. Sc.


Daring he torredo Yesterday afternoon the schoonsrr
xsxepps snd a. o shAwk broke from their moorings
aud INTO the osnsi beat Monitor, killing Mr.. MAJ
lory, wife OF the s,eerftnsn.
Amsn wa. killed s Black Rock by car on The trscs
bang blown against him.
Another man was fatally injured, IL IN supposed, by
bricks from falling chimney Eremlln block.
The roof Of the ves wing Of tho Founding Asylum,
Edward street blown ia. aud three children who
10 the f.fy room At the time almost buried In
the d. brif. bat none were ssr.ously hgrb
hcavy beam found ~ way 20 the roof of Capt Dob
bins nsuse Niagara street through which crashed
The capoia Of kcLooihoGse No. l. on seventh street.
vas carried away.
The sky lghis of Board of Trade Rooms broken.
Nearly half of The UPPER root of the Niagara Fails
Esilrosd depot rave way 20 the storm.
Tie tower On = Josspn's cathedral wss damaged and
the woodwork of a Johns church tower swept
almost entirely away
The Arcade Buildings, occupied W Ncvrs Brisbsns
had ahcnt III rty feet of cotnics torn on
The double ssyights over sls,shts billiard saloon
were smashed 10.
/. l.. Howafds machins shop aud agricultural works
on Chicseo street payslty Inrpofsd
The organ factory OF Mr. House In Clinton street. near
Kim hsd its fropt blown 10.
The total lOks u not yet estimated
The storm lasted aout hall " hoyI sni rss the worst
knora or many !eaFs.
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IL = Lime Kiln y Nuisance
SUPERIOR coURT-CHAMgERs
Before judge McCunn.


jew 26-Caanes IT. Reynolds .iaetsn 8. .Shvt:.-
In this case IL will be remembered Injunction was
applied for by the plaintiff TO restrain the Health Com
missioners from interfering with his businss n lime
manufacturer. The Health Commissioners, II appears,
Ind pounccd upon his kiln the corner or Fifteenth
street and aycnnc b. and backed up by rosse of po
lice, prevented him from carrying his business All
tins was done on The ground that the process os
yor'ing oyster shells nto lime was nuisance. and
Tor tho injunction the plalniir denied that there
any truth In the theory of the Health Commis sloners
and promised 10 produce n batch of aiidavis going
show that 70 FAR rom the kiln beng nuisance II
really tho THIS beng the day assigned for the
production of tho sfdsyits the matter up before
Judge Mrtunn. and Tor time Tie proceedings
somewhat interesting
Among those who volunteered their testimony on be.
hair Of the lime Kiln a clergyman ng in the
immediate neighborho0d Of the kiln who thought the
smell of burnt oyster shells rather agreeable than
Otherwise Al least he found anything offensive
nbnu, the concern, and. the whole, regarded II
healthy aVtat rather Than a nusanfe other witncsscS
testified that II Their belief that tho burning of oys.
ter shells acted dtslnfcciant and that in sanitary
point of view the neighborhood much benerted
by IL presence the decision Of The President Of the
Health COMMISSIONERS TO the contrary nowithstsna ng
II was also urged bv the plaintiff that there a num-
ber of other lime kiln In the ci,v who had been
favoied with cal by the Hath Commissioners. aud
that he regarded tneir acton IN his ss piece OF
petty persecution
Judge Mccnnu. after hearing the ardsyits read al.
lourued the Until ten oclok Tomorrow morning,
Wien the council ca side would be afforded op.
poftGnity or summing up.
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very pretty and well played game ~ base bali took
place yesterday afternoon between the above namsi
,lus the grounds of the former a, the FysAn feds
Hoboksn wheh resulted. ss tho scors Will shor, IN
victory for the Gothams The play tho p.r ~ tho
Gnthnms with one too exceptions, ffst class
The bases amiraDiy lici ~ nersgy ConDsil goi
speed and Beadle. Gorge ralrber a. se,ivu A.
ever which i saying cn"ush ftrscns A. yt1bsf and
-hneves shorisop proved themselves highy erle,en
Conne1 marked bis play by very dirlrlt s,op aIi
couple u good ~ catches brsies leading toe Al
hai. Good.pocd msds three haDd.0fns ~ cst he
Hchl sweet and DupEnae each paving their sher u a.
t@niun 70 the 'gkysrrapcrs Home runs were made by
G0uush aud Gsor.e.
On the part - The Taslc Norton, q, the reroni bzss
made #fmc nnc ~ cat hes ~ " Nhafeg ~ st0r'.
sion played veil asd DnniAp oenvs heid, mad" 90
rna Gv es'chcs. Deioars~t nllfed Lnsef by fsl 81
The tint base and ~as Obliged 70 retire Dunlap iallns
HI place
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Coroners' Inquests.

SrIdDH nv TAKIsG Poi-oS Coroner Cover yesterday
day held Inquest at the Tenth precinct police station
the remains OF August suduz German about afy
years OF age, who died suddenly Monday night.
From the testimony taken by the Coroner appears that
at late hour at u2ht deceased into Daniel Kssfs
lager bier saloon 1si Forsyth street great state Of
excitement and, though unable 10 speak indicated that
he wanted drink. Believing that lac was unwei Mr..
Kari seated him tho back stoop, and an hour sui~s
qasntly Snduz found lying the floor apparently
dead doctor called, and examining the body
Pronounced life 10 be extinct A post moriem examina
ton was made the body BY Deputy Coroner John
Beach, and IN hts opinion death the result Of taking
poison la possession OF deceased found two
ieuersi one OF which written by Cbrstian
stoes oi 80 spring street, enclosing money and
ahVishg hlm not TO be faSh aud take his life and
tho othet from relative N Germany Tho author OF
the last e'ter referred 70 advised deceacd IN In
could not make living IA this country Ia return tO
Germany The lury rendered a verdict Of death by rui-
eide iovery Hurpoged 10 hav. becn the hitch
prompted deceased 70 take hts life
DIAM ~ PoLils sr,rioN--on Monday night a man
who gave his name - VIM Joncsl applied 10 the Scr
gcant in command Of The Twenty second prccinc,
house for lodgingR He shown 10 the reception
room and at two o clock in the morning the doorman
discovered that Jones dead Coroner Gamble was
notified to hold inquest Deceased Nas about thirty
years OF age and Is said 70 have yed al No :Bs
West Forty sixth street
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The New Excise Lnw-sharp Rcbuke
from the Bench.
COURT OF COMMON PLrAs--cHAMBEas.

Before Judge Card"zo
JUSE - Paul Foik and O. ". Hop ~. The Conn
er Of Erei Quite crowd of liqnor dealers licd the
court this morning 10 hear the Of the order
IN the recent iniunc.ons against The Excise Commission
ers. The order reads fol!ows-
The suggestions made by Mr. Bss as to tho orders
proposed by tho p'antins In these do require
any consideration. The opinion given by me Is an
answer 10 them The request made by Mr. Tracy
Friday, that ] should impose n condition that the
plaintiffs should Immediately arzue appeal 10 tho
General Term, needs remark. If the defendants had
exhibited the proprietv Of regulating their conduct
according 10 the decision made in the Holt which
the question OF the constituonaity Of the whole
was discussed and properly before and necessarily
decided bv me-, there might be shaw oi
my having asked TO aid them. as far as lawfully might,
IN procuring speedy review OF my decision. But II
that instead Of setting example Of obedience
Their position demands that they should they set them
selves above the courts and become necessary 10
teach them that there IL so high 10 I've above
the law as cxpounded by the judges Their conduct
lead 10 great many unnecessary suits and great deaf
of annoyance and confusion, but tta Is all While they
continue their present attitude OF practical defiance
or judicial authority they not entitled favor
aud therefore FAR from extending consideration 20
them shall not only, after having decided that The
zach any condition 10 IT, but whenever am applied to
will grant nSunctons IN favor OF any who mry be
ntcriercd with under pretencc or statute which have
declared wholly void And perhaps ir the defendants d.
not already know w. very little inquiry Will enable them
TO learn that no matter how exalted the offender when
l. az Judge Of this Court order there
danger In disobeying, evsdns or trnin9 with In any
respect The order will therefore be settled SIMPLY
tnuing the innnetons with The forms submitted
by the plnntfs attorneys are approved should not
have required any additional security the Holt case,
bu, The order proposed contained provision ,hat
effect have allow ed " to stand
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THE GERMAN yEsriyAL.
FASHION COURSE, l.. 4. Trio
FASHION COURSE, l.. f-rRorTiN3
rEsD,r, June % Purse aud stake sI50 mile heats
beat three in Ave, 10 wagons


rrtso,r, June 20 Pure and stake siSo nilc heat.
boat three in ave- TO wagons
Joseph Mace entered hr. & Willy =. West o 1
T. Carpenter entered b. = lockwood. ....t o =
y. A Linci entered ch LADY Whison. .
". Cunningham entered IN Gypsy .... 4 d.a
Tine, -2:5f-2 .js-2 90 -
F'ra Heaiwliy West tho fayorte against th.
field. Tho chestnut took the lead and tho
quarter pole two lengths ahead Of the stallion the gray
marc third and West bringing up the The stallion
nrst at the haf.nle pole BY length tho chestnut
lower turn West went 20 tho front and home
winner by four lengths Lady whitson second several
lengths ahead OF Gypsy, tho stallion last. Time Oh
S,conf HEAT West took the lead the turn,
headed IN the heat, and by four lengths the
sta hon second ten length. IN front of Lady whiSon
the gray mare last Time, 81
Th,rd Hd.-Iady Whit5on took the lead this time
and four lengths Ia front of the stallion the
quarter pole and tao Lengths ia front at the hall West
third the gray eosr up The stallion and
Lady Whltson head and head at the thrcequsrcr
pole, and laying sids aud side up III. hofnestr.tch
crossed the togstncr, tho stallion winning by
short neck. In :js
Fonrh Heat Lady whi,son led for half q mile and
up the homestfotch the stallion ooiarci him aud thcy
whitson was -four lengths behind and Gypsy dis.
tancel Time, Sd
Ffp U,a.-wiily West took tho lead and KEEP, 10 the
end winning by eight lengths the stallion second Lady
Whltson fourth. Time, 25<
Tho b@ting the ~ 900 match between
Emma aud ~hIfs yesterday, the hackers Of the
beng the mosi ngtnerOus
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A Card from Harry mn.

The statement in yestcrdays ssue that bsd
been arrested the preceding day by the Laeise
Board and 'still Ia the hands Of tho snihor.
tics" s not IN accordance with the true facts ~
the The record should have dated ID. srr Il on
tie 2st INST. thu release Immediately thereafter and
upon the required rendition by Justice Downing -
hundred dollars ha, and the successful resuming n his
business operations on the evening of the 25ih in Tie
Injunction of Judge Cardorc, considefey awarded
operates most efficient sf pr, 10 further ofs
police in,ermoddinRs and limiting business hours rather
20 The present demands and urgcDces than r,ed
sd arbitrary rule for abrupt nbroguion and dscuntng-
aHce snd consequent pscuniafy Inconvenience and los
HARRY HfII.
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Importnu, WIN Gaze.
ENpRLsiDEST TYLEE's wiFE THE PLAiSTfFF
DANIEL l.. GARDINER AsD OTHERS

EtPRLaIDEST TYLER WIFE PLAtSIiFF VS.
DANIEL l.. GARDINER AsD OTHERS.
Several months ago the will OF Juana Gardiner, tho
mother OF Mrs Julia O. Tyler wife Of Prcsden, Tyler
offered for probate IN tho Surrogaie's Court Of
Richmond county The will bequeahed the bulk Of the
property OF the Mr. Tyler The admission Of
the VIII 10 probate contested by Daniel l.
Gard ner. the brother OF hrs Tyler, tho
ground that tho will was made by undue innu-
cncc exercised over the tesiatrix, The Surrogate
pat Mrs. Tyler TO proof TO sustain the VIII and nually
decided the document sufficient the last wall
and testament Of Mr.. Gardiner On this decision Mrs
Tyler took tho appeal 10 the supreme Court in
Richmond county, when, after a full hearing Judge
Gilbert reversed the decree nj the Surrogate and rcncd
the with directions 10 admit the Will 10 probate To
this decision Mrs Gardiner appealed and the was
carried to the general term o the supreme Court held
n the city Of roughleepsie IN the latter part of Nav
last, when the soton of Judge Gilbert was sustained in
the following
oriSIoS % rHK corsr
surrogate % the county Of Richmond bearing the
tay q sgg.' ,a and entitled IN TIC mater . proving
which said sgnenr~ decree ad dJngri and dscrcei
sSs % h ~ dsS ~, ~ ess s ana pr"aaaa u
tS e sGr sn. Y. .ar & sS.s c s ' ~ % .ssa S asa
.na s s,sa ,s",on - ,hs MAN. p..,fisa
ment and that me said Instrument, in ~rng l. nnl and
yof . o. Lor 'hs s'' ~ asd ss-ns1 y ~ s.a Jalsga
s1nsrsn ~ i.nf :. ~ vs sppsos az a., ,
resrondeni; Dasd !. Gardiner and EDWARD y N~rrin
gn.Tas, aiIss: ., n,ss, rsranas.s Dc Henry s.n
.ee Ts q sss,, a. s@Issas ,s., % arrss r 80
pat thereof seuoceons ss and mpfoper AND tho ad
ssHenos deere. snd eae aud assry part thereof bcf.Dy
ressrssd nnnulcu knd rt sse sud h.ld Tor augt AID
y nfthrr oere4 and al lndFed sod dsn.sd that ne sd
Usrua"ni Va NrnE h@ArtrS frtr tue sh dy of Drtolsf
ls1 ~ all executed and sested III The
rrssrtsd sS lar for ths .tceutoh and aiss'ai %
- last wills snd tss;sn.ents sgd hs the j. al
.pse valid sud .feetusl - snd for he Last VII sn
meuf ~ iAinnA GsfdlLsf. d. ssssd And u il further
ordered A ths record d procsed 10 is be and
The ErfcAy trtsd ~ ne ~MrrAs ~ the county
oi neLmaud, spd trs ~ $50 ~urftrstr 30 forthwith
Afnt Nr sad inWrumrut u "flurg - pr1nats, o..
the .iullsn
Dardnsr, Nhd rrtora Ne FanH tHr ias w4ll
sni Testament ~ frsi snd JsrsouAl Tfapafty. and
letters etansnfry thereon a. jRnet " fosrt si' The
executor se y named ANd 4 s further Drief ed and
desfesd that 'h~ And ~ As proceedings
this 10 Aa surrogate is rrn he rosis sud the
rsss - appellant BE- rAd sud saistsd hy s rssfoad.
DAsid q tsfdneE And ~ flrthef ordered th@ n
hundisd dollars D" allowed counsel fes 4,
Ld~srd H. Nsr laiSn - ira, - sa,a inarf Iutef
~ NchnnaNd ,aunfs
NJ" oIinion of ,Lc court delivered ~ Judge . "
s;luef
The New York herald., 1866-06-27

Club which Was BY means. Interesting os as w.0
played q game n. was expected Unless the "cham-
pon nino does much better every way than they d1
on Monday they will in all probability, be obliged u
transfer the title To some other club The only pnyiag
In tho nrst nine worthy OF notice was that OF Mcdonald.
at centre ned Mills formerly OF the Ec,rd lately ~
the Acuyel as catcher aud Zcitcin lately OF tho Eek
ford, ~ pitcher and the side OF Tho second nine.
kenncy, Geo. smith and John ohyer After tedious
and poorly played game Of innings the score
stood forty to twenty favor OF The : cham
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that journal on the l7h Of May last charging tho com
painant with malfeasancc in ofce Damages are lad
ut twenty thousand dollars.
GRAND LARCENY -Onicer Harris, Of the Eighteenth
precinct, yesterday morning took in custody youth
named Joseph HaIpn on the foregoing charge. A Mrs..
Gaynor of No l2 Grand street. Eastern District charged
Hapin with stealing watches and chain from her
valued at 5000 Hc arragned before Justice Daley
and committed to await the action Of the Grand Jury.
Halpin pleaded not guilty. He Is twenty-thrce years
old and resides in First avenue, New York.
The New York herald., 1866-06-27
The Gsvsrnsr or Maine and the Cesssi-
tsssesal Amsnaasss.

ArttkfA, June n, IsN.
In reply 10 eirrnlr ~i,sr from Governor rsirchld
of Wisconsin, Governor cosy. Of Maine has mssifesed
hts willingness 70 convene sr's session ~ the Legs
ls,nre for the rsnosios Of ,hs constitutional snenc.
mcn, sspfneseni nnmssr ., s,stss coscgr - sssA m
Lea " ssfongIsh lhs nus
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Inc mall steamship Scotia, Captain Judk ns, Nln leave
tails port day FOR Europe
The mails or Europe Will close half rasi O'Clock
this morning
The NEw YonE Naturalization for Europc-~in bs
ready al half. past O'Clock in tho morning
Single cople. il Wrappers, ready for mailing. sia
The New York herald., 1866-06-27

Yesterday afternoon ~ 'amcus chamI - ts.sisi
s'ub n peunsyitsrs srrolni,fsa ~ rfisr LOB =
So Yor.. o. sorrfsns. 10 gsms ~ 10 fni - 80
series iot ehsmplopshir tonov fts rhisds phsIs
iratdlng = ssesr ~ cFsg fNts'sf 'fstaf ssrs
sanducssd 70 ne grouuda ~ uotrsA fruH. 80 ssf.
rhsuts Hotel regular yfstd tNss tsil n.is afnffs
tho psus there tIcHssnss sHf.oasr ssatsng
rAsvers A, fory ntnHs. rsst fhfss me
rnrnfst ne tt.et sk ~ ". mt Btrss. - stsrt
hsY ot'sired re Afksfes towsss' coy go pts ior
tho f'st ltrirtr trih nfss fs'st trf sarto9sJ.
ard ~ tie rxtEsf rsstC4sf To rsfi tw1 tfiHss
ne tnal. dtss bsfss, sbIs ttsv opfNnshts ksa
oTsd Inc tsiaisss ~ re shFfts 80
Nsrafns rafbsf l0<ss Eo-ng tNs tro-s ta nk.s sfDt
furs. thst, kor,tsr erfst Ms ~ ths ssHs fs8t i
nstars ~ ~. rsapf snd "a sas 40 t4arai ss.ss
Tts nstt too tnG4rgs hs ftset roi tea - 80 30
ih.f sni.svsust8 Afsr 81. usy ssafsi ia
ism fnfss inrrfF TEs Z. ts~ lng The Naafe
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The Constitusfonsi Amendment IN the
Csnasesicat Lsgisistare.

The conDec,cut state senate fsfed the constaG,ons
snsndrnsnt N midnight lnt night The House al
concur
The New York herald., 1866-06-27

"Importnot Auxiliary 10 Lasy's
,o,e, Iii RNErTS TOILET SETS for sale by all drug
gist-.--M ashinginn Chronicle
The New York herald., 1866-06-27

A.
THEY PURIFY sTRENGTHEN AND 1NyfCogATK.
They create "A hraltay npuettr
Tiry antiA0tu 10 change % wairr aud dot.
They xtrrngihen the NvstFm
Thcy puTifY the breath snd stomach.
Thcy cure Dyspepsia and ,Onkiipation.
They Liver Complain, and Nervous Headache.
bRAkES PLANTATION BIfTEHS have cured more
0 chronic wcaAnrs. rthatsy ancrAt,n. mrlneboy
and want of vital than medicine the World has
produced. They parcuarly adapted dsirai~
females and per~ons o a.iensry occupations obsery-
pfuprirors stamp the cork ~ Zach lotur IL
dealer has not got IT, report 20 y. ". DnAhE CO