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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-02
RoARD OF AgDIr-RyLEs ADOPTED by tn

BOARD OF AUDIr.-RULEs ADOPTED BY THE
s0;.ds Of Audit created % y Ss aos. q ,ns iss;auE
gssH.ns the proceedings Of said Boards New York. June
fifst-rhe statute. by which the said Boards of Audit
e: s.sa ssuss % r.va a. having
9 lAs cky Of Now YORK. which orlEOstsd prior .
iss s and .ss.ls@snt of such elais on or Be-
s.s The 2d Day 1851 and require all persons having
lAs Boa created and
SisIs
= =: asS :. w ne S.sf y :a Board !. the
6he days above mentioned Claims presented before
Of the times above limited cannot be considered
- s.s 4: .s Ss:s sss bs
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i.s%s eon.u,utnc ,ush claim, also duly verified and
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n which Tie same vas brought and the names Of the
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men. has been rendered therein asAins the plaintiff the
such
ssrvcs q The claim. the Counsel TO the Corporation viii
~ sa.s whether answer bc nisrpo.ed The q
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Si.ssiS. hs.s.ss Of ..,d claims shall b conducted
ssr q Record but The form q proceeding
=. S ruiss u sSiSsncs appcaSis on such .iss and So
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WATER SUPPLY.
Il. yAuns Gonpox BxrSErr:-

6n-n your OF yesterday under the above heading,
20 make mention OF the great waste Of water in dwell
ngs which 10 true. But waste arises
from which the tenants have
Fnsdy this evil propose place metres the
- Now sr from my hong eIpcrlsnce IS = plumber in
ohD city without the fear OF
greater Of this waste IL from the present III
ln1 othy closets and ufinals in In
- from various oauses) they from twenty
as: more water doing good than is TO
water closet PERFECTLY cean and the only
- apply In this 10 ubsttute the anlreeng self
oo. nodorous water closets They
become onensive require in their opera
oa keeping perfectly clean with half the leak
- from all other closets.
ALFRED IVES, Inventor,
$40 Fourth avenue, between TWENTY. third
md Twe Mt w. ourth reets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-02

(!0NvRx WEAVING COMPANY, NerH STREET
~ North New York, Juno ~ l667.-To the Editor OF the
XAlin the list Of prizes awarded 10 tho American
eb.tcss 70 the Paris Exposition. published in the Her
l1 this morning. that silver medal u awarded
= n 0ppsr New YORK city on . corset loom wish 70
~ pspsry Of the Convex Weaving Company. Charles s.
omith, Esq President II built their works l<9h
oa under The nsruSon OF the directors Of the company
superintendent OF the company So that the
weaving Company. and vlduslly make claim the
ystea except stockho.der Of the company. BY publish
- ths above you viii much obge, yours, respectfuly,
H. OPPER, Superintendent Convex Weaving Co.
TOE PRINTING, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. d PER
cent les then the usual rates. executed In the most
H9Dast and with dispatch, at the Metropolitan
Jo6 Prnuna kstAbishmsnt % Nassau street.
NEW YoRK LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY THE
r-.slsr monthly meeting viii be held at Metropolitan
1anma ~ Hester street TUESDAY evening" July 2 at y
Gele~k- JOHN II. TIkTJEN. Vice President.
Joan MnncnAKf. Recording Secretary
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ALFRED IVES, Inventor,
BIO Fourth avenue, between Twenty third
and INAnfY. fourth atrAefa

0IIlCE OF coLLBcToR OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
~ Fourth District State OF New York. 81 Chambers
e!esA N.Y. New York. February a. ls.-kotcsi Il hereby
ven that sxtynve hossheads Of tobacco have been dis
lse from Alexander Ross Co, 16 and 3us Fulton street.
Ne day July At O'Clock r. NJ Catalogues and samples
- - sssn ~ place Of sale. aftsrlo 4. n
J. y BAILEY. Collector.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND FARM OF
"A 800 acres Westchester county for exchange
for city property 200 under good cultivation 100 valua
BILE timber farm well divided plough and meadow land
fine orchards all watercd by springs Of pure House
and outbuidings large and roomy beautifully shaded
In abundance road from Peekskl 10 Lake Maho-
amidst hrst class improvements, lakes In
vicinity fine fishing hunting &C. Above property is desr.
able as an or or retired country seat The To-
$4,000. Possession Immediately. Apply TO $. DlNGEk
Co., No, Pine street.
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THE TURF. =

A IL KINDS OF POSTER WORK AND SMALL BILLS,
Iuitable for Races &c got promptly and at lower
ra elsewhere, Metropolitan job Printing Es-
tsSlishment No. 81 Nassau street,
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RIO MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS, MARKET GAR
dsners and Others Sec sale tundcr Aucons) OF Firth
Estate, haspesh L. L. three miles from 0rand street
ferry.
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rURPBNTINR AND TfMBERED LANDs-IN LAR0R
or undivided tracts u,ies al perfect Tor sale M less
Resident southern Land AGENT No. Rector street.
Broadway.
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EUROPE. .

RArn HOTEL. HIccADILLY, LoNDoN.-PARLoRs
- beve the cheerful view Of Pccadilly Bedrooms
eiook the Green Park Brunswick Hotel Jermyn street
- Ssmee tunder entirely new manAgement). Large and
04enouio Of Apartments and comfortable Bedrooms.
u s2ove hcss situated In the centre Of the West End
- repteee With every eonvenence and conducted with
- comforts Of home Families ana gsntlemen BOARDED
- Dederato torms
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SUPERIOR FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT COM
"A bined in New Jersey. ten minutes walk from rail-
York; very select Country Seat with the advantage
Of town. the lawn beautifully ornamented with
desirable a. gentlemans residence or for Investment
Of the property within ave be sold lots only
oneird cash required TO settle the
immediately. Apply 70 EUGENE CHEvALLIER, 81 Cs-
dar
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IL KINDS OF FANCY DOGs AND BIRDS FOR
"A sale-Medicnes for all diseases Prepared Food
mockng birds, B. DOvEYS Nos and Greene street,
Canal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-17
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

The FAMILY MARKETs.-TheS Second
Ward market yesterday morning was
tolerably well supplied with the limi-
ted variety obtainable at this time of
year. The vegetable season is waning
to "A close. We shall soon part COM
pany with green corn and tomatoes,
for the frosts are upon us. Late as it is,
however, the latter vegetable was in
good supply yesterday at . and 80 cts.
per peck. There was nothing new to
note in general prices. Butter is still
scarce and sold up to As cents for a
prime article. We are led to look for
a lower price however, as the pastures
are improving somewhat. The rush
did not seem to be very great for the
article yesterday. Meats rule as for
merly. There is a good demand for
fresh pork, especially sausage. Sweet
potatoes sold up to so cents per peck,
and ounces the same. Eggs brought
20 and % cts. as to quality. Apples
were In good supply at 25 cents per
peck.
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PaOa NASHyII.I.E.
Gard from Governor BrOwnIOw--Hc
Announces Himself a Candidate for
the U. =. senate.


Gard from Governor BrOwnIOW---He
Announces Himself Candidate for
the U. y. senate.
NASHVILLE, October Is.
The following card will appear in the
Press and Times tomorrow:
To the Members Of The legislature:
To correct mIsapprehensions, and in
response to numerous inquiries which
are addressed to me, 1 take this method
of announcing that l am u candidate
for U. 5. Senator. II honored with an
election at your hands, shall expect
to take my seat on the 4th of March,
1869, Providence permitting. Until
that time 1 expect to administer the
Executive Department of the State
Government.
With regard to the state of my health
l have this to Say-that while not so
robust as it has been in former years, it
is much firmer than it was a year ago,
and l indulge hope that the new era
upon which our State Government has
entered, so different from the warning
conflicts of the past two and a-half
years, which were an almost uninter-
rupted struggle for existence, will
afford me an opportunity to recuperate,
so that if elected, when the time comes
for me to repair to Washington 1 shall
have regained good deal of vigor.
You will each and all bear me wit
ness that 1 have never, by tongue or
pen, hitherto asked your support for
the position, nor said or done anything
in opposition to other candidates. 1
ask your suffrage now because the
United States SenHtorship is the highest
honor which the State can confer upon
a citizen, and with the belief that If
elected TO the high position can rem
der efficient aid to the able Congress-
ional delegation already elected, in Sc
curing the loyal men of the State that
justice which the General Government
seems so tardy in bestowing.
If you should think that any person
aspiring to the office in question is bet
ter qualified, would be more Acceptable
to your constituents, or has stronger
claims upon the party than myself, of
course ii is your duty to elect him, and
promise TO bow as gracefully todefeat
as any man in our ranks, as the integ-
rIty and harmony of the Union Repub-
lican party are considerations of much
higher moment than the mere personal
success or defeat of any man.
[Signedl W. G. BRowNLow.
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New YORK, Oct. I6.-The Post says:
The Railway conference yesterday was
quite harmonious, and the accord COM
PIete between the trunk lines as to
the rates of business. The project of
consolidation of the earnings was par
TALLY discussed, but no result arrived
at. The new administration of the
Erie promptly agreed to raise their pas
senger fares to the scale of other trunk
lines, and revision of the fares with
the Western roads is expected to give
the Central and Erie 81 81 additional to
the present rates on through business
to and from Chicago.
The Express says: The Bank of
Com merce is not yet ready to pay any
of the past coupons Of the Missouri
bonds, from the fact that the instruc-
tions received are not regarded as ex
plicit. senough. There is no doubt
that four or five of the coupons will
shortly be paid, and only holders will
have 10 submit to few days delay.
The Assistant Treasurer to-day con-
verted Sl25,000 OF June and July 80
notes into 500 bonds, and paid off Sl39,
900 of the August notes. The amount
Of compound notes exchanged for three
per cent. certificates is S5,60O,OOO and
Sl62, 900 was redeemed in currency.
NEW YORK, Oct. l6.-The Jerome
Park races to-day were well attended.
The first race, for the champion stake,
&, 500, mile heats, was won by Metaire.
Time-l:491E; I:461E. The second race,
for the Nursery stakes, 1850, one mile
heat, was won by La Polka. Time
l:5OJS. The third race, for "A purse of
1900. two mile heats, was won by Lo-
cal. Time-3:46; 3:44. Kentucky runs
against time Tomorrow.
The Revenue Commissioners to-day
bond all distilleries under seizure,
pending the courts decision.
Registration and naturalization are
going on briskly here and in Brooklyn.
The Port Steamboat Commissioners
are in session here, and will investigate
the Vanderbilt and Dean Richmond
collision.
Six hundred retail druggists, grocers,
and others, in Brooklyn, were fined $50
each, for violation of the stamp regula-
tions Of the revenue.
NEW YORK, Oct. l6.-ThomRs Gar
Ter, an old and respected dry goods
merchant, died last night of apuplexy.
a special from Washingtontot the Post
says the members of the Judiciary
Committee now here declare to-day
that majority of the Committee are in
favor of impeachment, and are conf
dent that the project will receive the
appreciation of a majority of the mem
bers OF the House. There is no doubt
that the committee will press the sub
ject at an early day in the session upon
the attention OF Congress.
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Row Among the freedmen AT VIII.
liRmsburE, Wa.
Governor Orr Complains of General
Canby's Jury Order.

New YORK, Oct. l6.-The Times
special says, the President has re-
turned General Sickles' application for
n Court Of Inquiry to the War Depart
ment with his disapprC val and his rea-
sons therefor. The principal one is that
General Sickles has already appealed
for redress to the bar of public opinion,
and if he was to order q Court of In
quiry il would simply be giving him
another hearing. II he is not satisfied
with the verdict of the.public, the Pres
ident intimates that he may demand II
court martial. AS the public has pretty
generally sustained General Sickles, it
is understood that he will not ask any
further vindication at the hands of the
President.
Gen. Fitzpatrick, Minister to Chilli,
has sent in his resignation of his posi-
ton in the army, which is Captain in
the First Artillery. His brevet rank is
Major General. This is the third time
he has rendered it, and it will now be
accepted.
The members of Congress are now
beginning to make their appearance
In quest of apartments for the winter.
Most of them made arrangements with
a view of permanent occupancy.
The Herald's special says, Major
Pierce, the officer who recently destroy
ed printing office in Camden, Ark,
for some offensive article published by
the editor, has been sentenced by II
court martial 10 forfeit his pay for one
year, to be degraded in rank TO a Cap
taiucy, and to be repremanded in gen.
eral order.
The recent trouble OF the Virginia &
Tennessee Railroad Company with the
Government has been settled, and the
company will go on with the election of
officers.
A row occurred recently Mt a radical
nominating convention in Williams
burg, Va, between d. b. White, rad
ical stumper, and an eX. colonel of ne
gro troops, and a candidate for the
convention. and a negro named DIR.
Norton, another candidate. Norton
and his friends rushed on White, and
he was compelled to escape through
window. He WAS followed by a crowd
of negroes, who cried, "kill him." He
got away, and obtained a warrant for
the ringleaders, and had them bound
over to keep the peace.
The Tribune special says: Gov. Orr,
in his letter to the President, asking
him to revoke Gen. Canby's recent
jury order, complains that the order
which includes as qualified Jurors all
persons who have paid taxes and regis
tered, and excludes all persons who
have been adjudged to have been dis
franchised under military commission
acts, is cruel and unjust and should be
Immediately set aside. No action has
been taken as yet.
II is understood that the purpose of
the visit OF Gen. Beauregard TO the
President and Gen. Graut, WAS to.have
restored to him certain lands which he
owns near Memphis and which are now
occupied by Freedmen's Bureau Off
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BY THE CABLE.



SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. l6.-The steam
ship Germania, which left this port on
the I'd for New York, lost her screw on
the 9th, and was obliged to put back to
Falmouth, where she arrived to-day.
She is en- route to this port, where she
will go into dock for repairs. It is
thought that she will be delayed but a
short time.
LONDON, Oct. l5.-Jim Mace, the Eng
lish pugilist, was arrested in bed in
London last night, and put under bonds
to keep the peace. He was about to
engage with the Irish Giant, Baldwin,
for the championship. This, of course,
stops the fight, but it is asserted that
the pugilists will cross t.. France or
Ireland and fight it out there. There is
an opinion that Mace sold the fight and
meant to be arrested.
LONDON, Oct. I6.-There is ii wild ru-
NOR that the Fenians are planning an
attempt to seize the person of the Queen
at Balmoral, although little or no Gre
dence is given 10 thereports. Precau-
tionary measures have been taken, and
the household guard at Balmoral has
been doubled.
FLORENCE, Oct. l6.--The last advices
received from the Roman Territory re-
port that the Papal forces are falling
back towards Rome.
PARIS, Oct. l6.-It is reported that
Marshal Naval, the Spanish Prime
Minister, has offered to Emperor Napo.
lam tho aCufatupaa al Gnuin q, s,,st,;,
ing the temporal power of the Pope.
Emperor Napoleon, accompanied by
Empress Eugene, has arrived at st.
Cloud from BlarrItz.
LONDON, October l6-Evening.-The
Fenian alarm is spreading. The gov
eminent is in receipt OF many dis
patches announcing the possible plans
of the Brotherhood. Troops and gun
boats have been dispatched to Ireland,
and the entire eastern coast OF that
sland is guarded with extraordinary
vigilance.
Dispatches received from Italy this
evening are very important. The en-
tire press of Italy, almost without an
exception, favor the seizure of Rome by
the government. The strength of the
Action party increases hourly. The re-
cent successes haye given them new
courage. Sharp fights have occurred
near Fornez and Alfineo, as well as ut
other points in the province of ViterbO;
in all OF which the insurgents have
been successful. The Pope has called
an immediate meeting of Cardinals to
consider the situation.
LONDON, Oct. observation-disclosures,
9S5s: 5.2Os, 7I14i Illinois Central, IS;
Erie, 49,; Atlantic & Greatwestern,
2Ik.
FRANKFoRT, Oct. 16.-Noon.-U. s.
20 bonds, 1875.
ANTWERP, Oct. 6.-Evening.-Petr
leum declined If; standard white is
quoted at 55f so confines.
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MoNEY-Active at : per cent. for call
loans.
ExcHANaE-Heavya at lOsalOs,. for
first class bills.
GoLD-Lower, opening at I4S5I, and
closing at l4SS.
GOVERNMENT SrocKs-ShRde tirmer;
coupons 81, lll9{; do 90, ll2; do "a,
IOS5s; do rs, 100; do new, 1864; do '67,
1853; IO-4Os, 1907; 1905, los.
STOCRs-Irregular and unsettled, clO-
sing feverish: Canton 44I4a445S; Cum
berland 2SaS0: Quicksilver 22Aa23;
Mariposa SAG; do preferred l694alT5si
Pacific Mail l47I 4al47S<; Atlantic ll7l<a
NY; Western Union Telegraph SS1<a
SS1z; New York Central llS<HllS9s;
Erie 72Ita725s; Hudson l27 jjzaI2S; Read
ing l0lXalOl1z; Ohio Certificates 26a
261S; st. Paul preferred 655z; Michigan
Central l0S1zalO9IS; Michigan Southern
Sl1SaSl3{; Illinois Central 12II<al23;
Pittsburgh S47<aS5; Toledo l07al0S;
Rock Island 9Sa9S4; Northwestern
467sai615; do preferred 6T7.a67I<i Fort
Wayne lOOal02.
EXPRESS SHAREs-wells, Fargo Il
Co. SO; American IS; Adams 63I<;
United States 66; Merchants Union %.
STATE STOCKs-Virginia Is 44a4s;
Missouri IOIS4i Tennessee, new, 60.
Cincinnati.
FLoUR-Unchanged; extra Sl1 GOA
IL %; family Sl2 OOal2 p.
GRAIN - Wheat - Unchanged and
quiet at 81 6Oa2 Is for No. and No.
red. COrn-Dull at 81 05, Oats-Dull
at Csc for No. l. Rye-Dull at 81 45a
AZ. Barley-SI 7Oa1 So and in de-
mand.
CoTroN-Ffrmer; middliug Is1zalec.
ToBACCo-Firm and quiet; sales So
hhds at l2aS5c for leaf.
WHIsKY-Unchanged; bonded mac
tive and held at 81 S4a2 IS.
PRovIsoISs-Mess Pork-Dull and
nominal at SO 90 in bulk. Shoulders
-l71S, and lS1Sc for sides.
LARD-lSc.
BUrrER-Unchanged and quiet; fresh
33a4Oc.
CHEEsE-Duu at I4Izc.
EGGs-2lc.
LINsEED OL-DulI at 81 I4alI5.
SEED : Clover = Dull. Timothy
81 40. FlaI-S2 25a2 40.
PoTAToES-S2 7Oa2 10 per Dbl.
Weather quiet and warm. Their
mometer 40.
GoLD-l43I<, buying.
MoMEY-Demand good at sal2 per
cent.
ExCHANGE-Steadya at par.
Buffalo.
all 90 for spring; Sl2al2 20 for amber
winter.
GRAIN-wbeat-Rac spring at 81
Is; Milwaukee spring at 81 I5a2 Il.
Confirm at 81 "a for No. mixed.
Oats-OPened at zoe, and closed firm ut
tic.
LAKE FREIoHTs Steady: receipts
since Saturday noon, 4, 72I bbls flour;
2.sl3, OS5 bush grain.
Toledo.
October l6.-FLoUR-Quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dec Sc; 81 60 for
No. spring. Corn-A shade lower:
No. Wabash 81 II; Michigan 81 II.
6511zc for No. 1. Rye
lie better; 81 Il for No. l. Barley
81 32Iz for No. l.
LAKE FREIGHTs-Firm and un-
changed.
Chicago.
OCTOBER l6.-FLoUR-25c lower.
characterization at 81 81. Corn
i O9E. Oats-5711c. Rye-Sl 81. Bar
ley-SI 1I1S.
PRovIsIONs-Pork-S 25a22 so.
LARD-l3al31<c.
milwaukee,.
October l6.-FLoUR-Dull; city NX
SI0aIO so.
wHEAT-sI 9311 for No. l.
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New YORK, Oct. l6.-The Herald's
Florence special in giving an account OF
the engagement at Veraha says: After
obtaining the first advantage the Carl
baldians advanced from the town. and
the Tetreating soldiers of his Holiness
were driven to Monte Maggoire in dis
order.
PARIS, Oct l5-Evening.-The official
Moniteur in its issue of to-day, says
that the Papal troops operating in the
pontificial provinces, on Sunday last,
18th inst, attacked and defeated II large
force oil GaribaIdiHns who were posted
in a good position where they barred
the line Of advance to Monte Liberate.
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NEW YORK, Oct. l6.-The proposition
to raise II subscription for Mrs. Lin
coins benefit has received ersanctiOn.
About 500 letters have been addressed
to prominent politicians and colored
clergymen, calling upon them for do
nations A book has also been opened
in Mr.. Brady's rooms i'll Broadway,
where her wardrobe is on exhibition,
for the same purpose. The sum oil
Sl55 SO was subscribed yesterday by
thirteen individuals. in amounts vary
ing from % cents TO 5000.
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san FRANCISCO, Oct. 15.-MayUr Coon
vetoed the order extending Montgom-
ery street.
The Chamber OF Commerce appoints
ed a committee TO examine the eXpedi-
ency OF opening steam communication
with ColvIIle, at the head of navigation
on the Colorado river.
The ship Dublin, from New Castle,
New South Wales, arrived here.
A tornado past over Fort Mcdowell,
Arizona, recently, unroofing every
buil6inU
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CONCORD, n. H., Oct. I6.-The Gov
ernor and council yesterday sold all
the pu bile lands belonging to the State,
about &c, 600 acres, located at Grafton,
Carroll and Cass counties, under act of
legislature, for SIS, 900.
Jeremiah Smith, of Dover, was Rp-
pointed to the vacancy on the bench of
the Supreme Court.
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CHASTELLAR'S
W HITE LIQ UID
EN AMEI,

nor IMPROVING AND BEAUTIFYISG
10 the Complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation
In use, for giving the skin a pearl.like tint,
moves Tan, Freckles, PimpleS, Blotches, Moth
Patches, Sallowness, Eruptions. and all inn
purities OF the skin, kindly healing the same,
leaving the skin white and clear as alabaster
Its use can not be detected by the closest scru-
tiny, and being a vegetable preparation is
perfectly harmless II Is the only article Of
The kind used by the French, and is cons4-
cred by the Partisan as indispensable to a
perfect toilet. Upwards OF 5000 bottles were
sold during the past year, a sum Client guaran
tee OF its efficacy. Price only 10 cents. Sent
by mail, postpaid, on receipt OF an onier, by
BERGER, SHUTS & CO., Chemists,
2S5 River ST., Troy, N. Y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-17

WASHINGTON, Oct. l6.-A serious &C.
cident occurred on the Loudon and
Hampshire Railroad, yesterday, near
Leesburg. The engine and baggage
cars were thrown down an embank-
twenty-one feet high, and were COM
pletely destroyed. The passenger car
remained on the track. Mr.. Poland
was seriously Injured, the conductor,
Mr.. Carlin, slightly, and also the en-
gineer, who made narrow escape oy
ieaping from the baggage car.