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Yosns Ladiss. Bswsss Of Ste Islss!ss. 70 Es.
up ss porss X he and " shest tms dessrcy As
Soi sncssrsucs Use IELnBoLls RxTRA0I sHsArA
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.A.-sprIng styles of Gents' and YesthsP
BURKE, 10 Fulton strsst.
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AM US & N E N 7 s .


DroaAway Theatre.
The Pearl q Savoy, sssA ,os0Ae-
drama b stiii vsry pspsl~ Aoa Al patrons o. sns
play house familiar With 10 a, oss sshossA ~
prsssatason IN New York . NOT sxAcsly novelty the
work never fails 70 attract Last svssg the audience
that witnessed IL psrormanss was ss nd dsmsnstrs-
tive end shs arsss saacssl their rsspscvs psss with
great spirit Miss Magic Mitchell was - Marie and
her rendering of the character was, ws heartily
appaadsd Mrs. g. ". Stoddard played Choushon very
effectively; her acting would. however, have bssa i'm
proved by toning down Messrs. Golfer Jack. Bdwarda
Stsddard and MmsG Chapman, Baisdsu aad GlIoert -
sumed the other r5Ie&
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Reaueifal HAIR" heyaller,s lAfe fer th1
HAIR positively hair 70 ~ original color 49,
youthful beauty mparta hfe and strength 70 The weasee
unparalleled hair dressine Sold b az drufgist: ard
fashionable dreAsers, oco. l Broadway,
n r. ~ IN SARAH A. CHEvAtIKR u. D..
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a Noted Clergyman and PubIic Lecturer
says Of Browns Bronchial Troches.- all NJ ecsurins
put Troches my carpet bae regu K1y do
lectures or linen Public vocaiis ana MI others
who the should fail or using tho
Troches They all other preparations in clearing
and s,renghenng the voice, removing hoarseue saytng
irritation OF tho throat and cough remedy present.
men tlv he he's
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Beidses, .nd Graz. Hair Prsvsnsed asS a
0RANDJEAN, Nc. llAs0r place. t WlNM#tn
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Barsless,e Rsvsrs,bls seyinS Macni.ss::.,A M "a
No. 10 Broadway, corner OF Prince street. n T.
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EU R 0 Pc.
By THE CABLE TO APRIL ls.
GERMANY EXCITED AND DISTRUSTFUL.
~-~~->~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~-
The Paris Bourse Anxious and
Rentes Declined.
4 PEACE BUDGET In RUSSIA.
60. &c. e.


Germany Excited and Diserustful.
LONDON, April lo-Noon.
Dispatches received from Berlin state that the speech
v King william closing the Parliament excites distruss
lAroughout Germany aas
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safdsn: sii Sud iss poadrstss q ths TSdi Manu-
featuring Company the best and the hadest for
lawns grape vines vegetables and carly corn. Send fsr
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We REGARD Mrs. Winslow,s Seeehtssg Hyrse
. nyalusble tor the purposes for whah Mn ssnsa -
would have u h IL price wese double whAk now -
shall DO Al in our power 10 intEpduce Amcnf cmr
and A. Hitcbcock Stw onaee 1assi
II relieves he chd from pain softens he gums r.dccs
inflammation wind collie, and sure g rs9naM ~
mother Is s srSs W,SsMs Ssd es 49, fsoornrSo gYRur
having The fac snIio cf Curtis Perk1ns ON he outso
wrapper An others base limitations
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reid Infsrmsson furnished Tho hRs rates PAID fse
Dssbloon: .nd y nds az e eSd sod syS " Van
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Hnrtz,. rcmpIe or Dly.tery.

Hhrtz'0 ToMpIo OF Mystefys
Professor Hartz still continues TO please, mysy and
astonsh crowded audiences Dodworth Hail. His per-
formances in every respect remarkable and exraor
dnary worthy Of the extended patronage they recsve
and deserving Of the imputaton often accorded them
OF being achieved by supernatural agency Last night
the riai bell ung its responses In duicet tones The
prolific and seemingly sxhaustlss hat poured forth
inconguous and motley stores the protean cabinet pro
duced its unexpected denizens and tho living head
Enthusiastically demonstrated IL claim 70 belong TO .
denizcn Of this world, leaving the audience in mute
astonishment 70 wonder whore it, body lay.
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IN the Sprisg nlspshe .ehs. ayseeU Materially
cRNikATED EXTRACT OF sXRSAfARfELx = an e
distant Of the greatest vaue. ~
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Mlm Kats MeDonald's bens0s ooncert st etsnwg >
Hall Iass Thursday night atssnded by avery ArsU
and decidedly fashionabls sudienos She was assisted
By Miss Matilda roedA the charming vionln, George
Siupssa, the wsll-known tenor, Jules Lsmbssd
osllens basse Mssn Psass and Colby, pianisss and
small but ecisns orchesna The fair bensAciars sang
hercadante's aria Le0nora, sehubet's sorenads with
violin obligato snd in the trio om Lombard and was
enoorsd In al.
Mr. T. H Harding gsvs ooncert as Irving Hall On
fnursdav night which attracted fhtr mouse and wsD
vel recsived The psogramme consisted solely Of bal
iads and descriptive end comic songs and the Union
Gle Clab and large number Of solo vocalss combined
70 mako The concert satisfactory oBs
Ths Richings Open toups. having ssnsibly shelvsd
the Enchantreas and 10 trashy music rcprissd Aasha
q the Olympic last night The oast included Miss
Richings Mra Seguin, and Messs Castle, Campbsll.
Seguin and Peakes, usual; and the charming music
was admirably given. Miss Richings most success
fu in the Last Rose OF summer" and in the concerted
music Mrs segun, nee Miss Zelda Harrison, the best
Nancy we have in New York for many years With
double company next season, with good operas and
liberal Management ~ Miss Rchings proposes 70 have,
We reason Why English opera cannot be entirely
successful and the eentrs Of fashion, well uninte
gibe and mutilated works IN ether languagea
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JlEks T. JlcxsoH ) BkorHER, rwsnsy.e,ghsA
street. second and Twenty ninth strss9 1Anufac-
turers Of every Inscription of IRON WORK FOE BUILD
ING PURP0bES Iron Building FHonts 0rdorA Columns,
Beams. shutters, Vault Lghts Rangs, Stable rixtures
patent Opera House Chairs 4c ParticulAr Atsnton paid
70 the manufacture Of hne CAstings.
Estimates furniahed when reQuessed1
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1ooH Broadway near Duane street.
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C'.sAe. M.ss..- Cedar ca-phsf Rsss, co
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rrn,sx ron TIE wxrKIr HERALD sr RICHARD I. NEVILLE
GAN ADVENTURE IN THE MOOR"
"MY COUSINS. !"

PoEny-swoRK AND HoPR," written for the WEEKLY
HmALD by GsoRGE WILCOX; 'HoSoR THE RANK AND
Fmx,n from the Hungarian Of PEroYL
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Hsl.scl1,s ExsT.cs sas.4p.rslie Geeaass9
system, and purEes cat the humors that mako disease
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Serious ensetions for ycans IN kys Of The How.
Ard Association, the Physiological Krrors Abuses ana
Diseases ndsoed BY gnoranss Of Nauves LAWS N tho ora
age Sent In sealed lsscr suvopes ros 0 chsrre
ton, Phlladelphia, FA- -
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These who Deslre BriIllanay ef CsupA A,xSsa
must purify and enrich the blood which HELXBOi.DS
CoNCEkTRATEp EXTRACT Ov HARsAPARfj,LA To-
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The IdahS Patent Has fss Lseaias aal
tint duabty chsapnsss Csanot be 1nnsd 81 vatsr
This militant noyeltJ intro1nesd q fancu
fabr1cs for the promenade. Foyg ready TEw
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broadway corner o Fulton aTt No aaHsoAdway,
under The PRESCOTT House. who oGgs his e1ent
style Hats FOR gontemq tAa superor exceenco
or which places H. beyond rivalry. - the vcI head aud
front Of fashion.
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Kelly and L00n,s MI1stF0I0.
The spicy and attractive programme offered by this
favorite troupe continues to from discerning
public the acknowledgment Il we'll deserves in the
shape OF crowded houses The intabis Leon, whether
in his role Of Norma the highly respectable young ady
Saucy SAL the colored female with conspicuous water
fa provokes Of laughter from The delighted audi
ence. Eph. Horn, Minstrel ooDjurof and clown, and
Edwin Kelly, In CITY Cam also greeted with unmis
taxable marks Of popular favor
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THE MINERS, STRIKE N NEW JERSEY,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-04
FROM NEW YORK.
Panama News-Rrem Mexico-ludian
III. ....r. Affairs. e,

AnhAEb.
Nrw YORK, June 3.-The Herald's
Panama special says: The government
officials of Panama have held meeting,
at which it was resolved to declare the
Isthmus Independent Of federal rule,
if the late intelligence from Bogota is
confirmed by the mail which is to arrive
from the interior of Columbia on the
18th inst. .t-- :.
The Herald's New Orleans special
SAYS: The Juarez official paper at San
Luis Potosi has recently published all
the official correspondence relative to
the safety of Macmillan, and comments
upon it in o manner that would seem to
imply that the Archduke would receive
no mercy. Juarez's Generals have siren
uously protested against any lenieney
towards him, and it's believed this pub
llcation in the official organ is with q
view of indicating the future course OF
the Mexican President i'm cOnsentiDg to
his execution.
General Sturin, the Mexican agent
here, who resides on Staten Island, was
serenaded by his Mexican friends on
Saturday night. In his remarks he said
Juarez could not save Macmillan, as
the people demanded retaliation for his
barbarous DEGREES. General Sturin al
so declares that Seward had shown sys-
tematic opposition to the Liberals be-
cause q near relation of his was con-
nected with an Imperial express com
pany. . :,
The Herald's Fort Laramie special
SAYS: The Southern Cheyennes crossed
the Platte yesterday, going north. They
attacked Pole Creek Station, thirty-siN
miles west of Sedgwick, this morning,
100 strong, and drove Oft four mules.
One Indian was killed. General Au
CUR, with re-enforcements, is ON his
way TO this post.
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The Oil Market,

hN ~As Aoss
The following is from the Pittsburg
Commercials weekly review of the oil
market: ... -a,.5srr as o.
The week just closed was one of the
dullest we have experienced for long
time. We never witnessed less dispo-
sition to operate. The weeks opera
tions were the smallest we have reported
for long time. In ordinary times more
has been disposed of in o single day.
The following tells its own story: The
entire sales OF crude we're but
1890 barrels; the rates we're unsettled,
being governed by the gravity bulk
Tic, 7sa7!c; packages included 123a12ic
The sales of crude show falling off,
amounting to LOO barrels, as compared
with last week. III,
REFINED was dull. The principal
portion of the operations were on call,
deliverable at any time during the
present year, sellers option; the pnr-
chaser to pay 81 per barrel at the time
of purchase. The sales reported reach
$500 barrels, exceeding last week $500
barrels. The nominal rates were: Phil
sdelphia, immediate, prime light straw
to white 23sc-the lowest figure We
have noted for . long time. Other sales
were made ct |, For une, July, August
and September, at 264 for each month.
The market closed with the advantage
on the side of buyers. Il jiIS e5@+i-l1''
Saturdays transactions were avery
small lots. Buyers and sellers were
apart in their views. The rates were
nominal at 74a74 for bulk, and l24al2}c,
barrels included. 80 lass..s1 IL G41
q REFINED-Ws have sales reported to
the extent of 5000 bbls, as follows: 500
bbls bonded, July, Philadelphia, %;
5OO bbls do, August, standard white,
Ic, and 1000 bbls standard white,
July, at 26ac per gallon.
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gpa Telteraph.
o-ro rkE REeIsTEH- VI
BY THE CABLE.
BY Telegraph to the Register.l "A

yITHT 20 T4fE IL - - -.
DUBLIN, June Evening DIS
patches from Dungaran report that
some twenty or thirty Fenians, who at
tempted to land near that place, were
arrested and lodged in the Waterford
county Jail to await trial. ma .- d.
VIENNA, June 3.-The Austrian Gov
eminent has ordered the fortiHcation Of
this city, and the work to be commenced
forthwith.
BERLIN, June St is said Count
Bismarck asked to be relieved from the
care of office Immediately after the
adoption of the Federal Constitution
by the North German States, and the
King has given his consent to the pro
posal. .dEC[ lC, . I .lfI
LONDON, June 3-Noon.-Consols 9l9
ex-dividend bonds 73l; Illinois 7si; Erie
4O!. ~. T. ''~~
LIVERPOOL, June 3-Noon.-Cotton
firm at AZ for uplands. Breadstuffs
dull. Corn 39s. Lard 49s. Cd. 50,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
cable OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pc
tenIates In Parls.

8 =
C,hye Cerrespond cnce-Ruropean Pc
teniates in Paris. \
NEw FORK juno 3.-The IHerald's
Paris special says: The Car Alexander
comes from Berlin, direct, where he was
entertained by King William, of Prus-
STA, and accorded an interview with
Count Bismarck. He had visited Co
penhagen previously. 1t is said that
the Russian royal party will extend its
visit to London. The Emperor will be
attended during his stay in Paris by
Prince Gortschakotf, his Minister of For
eign Affairs. The Cars eldest sister,
the Grand Duchess Maria, of Russia,
has been in Paris since the 18th of May,
accompanied by her son, the present
Duke Of Leutchtenberg. King William,
of Prussia, and Count Bismarck are
looked for Immediately. King Victor
Emanuel. of Italy, and the Viesroy of
Egypt, will, it 10 said, reach Paris with
in three days from the present date:
The grand Opera de Paris, ofone hun
dred thousand francs, with the EmPe-
ror's cup, the two most eagerly sought
for results of the French turf contests,
were run for to-day in the Bois DC
Begue. and won by the horse Fe-
|roacoucs. There were at least one
hundred thousand persons, from every
nation on the earth, present on the oc-
casion. Feroacques and Patrician, the
winners of the French Derby, made a
dead heat at one time, but the next
heat, which decided the race, was won
by Feroacques easily. The Emperor
Napoleon, the Gar Alexander OF Rus
STA, the Grand Duchess Maria of Russia,
the King and Queen of the Belgians,
the Princess Murat, and other royal
personages, were present, on the Empe-
ror's stand. Napoleon and the Car
walked through the crowd to see the
horses.
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New York Market.

New YORK, June 3.
COTTON-Unchanged; sales of 200
bales middling uplands at 24a2S.
FLOUR-Very dull and heavy and %
lower; receipts 5000 barrels: sales 2l50
barrels; superfine State and Western
9 4OalU 90: extra Western ~ 75a11 rs;
choice IL GOALS rs; trade brands II 95a
Ia 90.
WHISKY-Quiet; sales 100 barrels
Western in bond at 25.
WHEAT-Receipts 23,269 bushels.
nominally in favor of buyers; sales of
white California at 9 III.
RYE-Dr0oping; sales 3400 bushels
Western at / 70a1 %.
BARLEY-Nominal.
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
CORN-Receipts AZ, 162 bushels; mar
ket opened steady and closed dull and
la2c lower; sales $1,000 bushels new
mixed western at 17al 24i; retail lots
at 25al 26; unsonnd western on:
damaged "a; white western 20; white
Southern %; yellow Southern 81.
OATS-1a2c better; receipts 1,542
bushels: sales 46, 900 bushels western at
SOaS2; Ohio "a; State S73; stock on hand
sos, l29 bushels wheat; 204, 1879 bushels
corn; 3787,7s0 bushels oats; LIT, 946
bushels rye; 1898 bushels barley; 1851
bushels malt; 1918 bushels peas.
RICE-Quiet; Carolina l13al2t.
COFFEE-Quiet and firm.
= SUGAR-Very dull and rather heavy;
Cuba refined 104al05.
MOLASSES-Nominally unchanged.
HOPS-Quiet. .r...
PETROLEUM-Quiet; crude l5a15t;
refined in bond 81.
PORK-Heavy and lower; sales 1000
barrels; % 20a23 30 for new mess, clos
ing at % 90.
PRIME MESS BEEF-Quiet and
steady; sales 225 barrels western mess
at 40 90. .-... .....
BEEF HAMS-Quiet; sales 1874 bar
rels at 40 00a42 90.
CUT MEATS-Steady; sales 220 pack
ages at Sia1O.
SHOULDERS-12al4. '. ....
LARD-Dull and heavy; 1Oal5 for
Ohio; l5a19 for State.
CHEESE-Heavy and lower at Sa16i.
LATEST MARKETS. p. NJ. b..
FLOUR-Closed very dull end 10a20c
lower, local trade refusing to buy more;
there is sufficient to supply the present
want. .t
WHEAT-Dull andI heavy for winter
aud more steady for spring; No. 2 spring
2 25a2 45; No. l, 2 55al Sc. ..
RYE-Quiet; 70al ~ for Western.
BARLEY-Nominal.
OATS-Steady at S1as3 for Western.
C0RN-Dull and declining; new mix
cd Western l6al %; old do nominal at
I 26a1 "a.
PORK-Steady; sales OF 700 barrels
mess at % 20 cash and regular, closing
at % 90 bid and % 25 cash and regu-
lar.
BEEF-Quiet. ..t .-....., -
CUT MEATS-Dun and unchanged.
BACON-Quiet. 800
LARD-Dnll; 13al4 for fail to prime
steam and 49, for kettle rendered.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
Indian News-Escape Of Captive
Boy-Nebraska Legislature.

Boy-Nebraska Legislature.
ST. LOUIS, June Slate Denver pa
pers report from fifteen to eighteen
inches snow. Heavy rains fell there
between the 18th and Goth nit. The
snow was so deep in the mountains that
coach could not go through to Cen
trail City.
A boy named George Miller, seven
teen years old, captured by the Black
feet IL 1865 and stolen by the Chey-
ennes the following year, had escaped
and reached Denver. He reports that
five white women were held captives,
one of them the wife of q doctor at
Council Bluffs.
The Indians keep thoroughly posted
in regard to military movements. They
have many Spencer rifles procured from
Traders. The Indians contemplate n
general and simultaneous attack along
the Platte early in June. The Indian
Commissioner, Judge Kinney, and par
~ were attacked at Bridgers Ferry on
the 18th. Captain Willis, with troops,
pursued, recovered all stock, and killed
one Indian.
The Nebraska Legislature, Saturday,
appointed q committee to act with q
committee of citizens of Omaha to give
the railroad excursionists a grand re-
ceptiOn on their return.
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The Presidential Party.

WELDON, N. c., June 3.-The Presi.
dent and party left Richmond this
morning between three and four o'clock
On arriving at Petersburg they were
met by the Mayor aud General Stone
man and breakfasted. The Mayor ex.
pressed the pleasure of the citizens in
having them for guests, and said to the
President that they would be much
gratifed if the party, on their return
trip, would remain loDgerin Petersburg
than on this occasion, in order that
there might be an extension of hospital
tiles. Tho President expressed his
thanks for the kind reception and hoped
he might, in future, be able to recipro-
cate. Weldon was reached at 10 A. NJ
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Destructive Fire.

PETROLEUM CENTRE, Pa, June "a
most destructive fire occurred this
morning destroying property in build
ings and goods estimated at from forty
TO sixty thousand dollars.
The fire originated in the Job
Taylor house, and is undoubtedly the
work of an incendiary.
Twenty-nine buildings We're con-
sumed, among which was the Uni ed
States hotel, the largest building in the
place. The largest individual losers in
the place were William Spence, prOprie-
tor Of the United States hotel, and j.
and A. Baum, dry goods dealers, who
lost some $4,000.
The total amount of insurance on the
property will not exceed $1,000, mostly
small risks in different companies.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-04
Governor Perry-Removai Petition
ed-SHrratt,s TriaI

NEW YORK. June 2.-The Herald's
special says: Governor Perry has writ
ten another letter, in which he says
that con6scation is preferable to negro
rulers.
General Pope has been petitioned by
five hundred negroes to remove the
Mayor and City Council of Savannah,
on the ground that colored men cannot
obtain justice from them.
The Worlds special says: The coun-
sci for the prosecution have decided af-
ter all to adhere to the indictment for
murder found in Surratt's case, and
deny all intention of trying him on a
charge Of conspiracy. The trial win
therefore commence once week from
tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-04
YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims of S,,.
which annually sweeps to an untimrlv auit
thousands of Young Men of the most Ia, st.,s
talents and brilliant intellect who mirbt LED
wise have entranced listening senate, Vii, S'lys
thunder of eloqnence, ar walked TO ccstar~ ~, ,le
thrilling Tyre may call with full conGInn"! Tue
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-04
N.,i...l Typ.graphien, Union,

MEMPHIS, June 3.-The National Typ
ographical Union met to-day at Odd
Fellows Hall. About seventy-five del
egates were present. The following Of
fcers were elected 4: John H. Oberly, of
Cairo, reelected President; d. G. Nor
ris. of Memphis, first, and w. j. Ham
mond, of New Orleans, second Vice
President; Alexander Troupe, of New
York, Secretary and Treasurey N. D..
Mayberry, of Philadelphia. Correspond
ing Secretary. -,I t.... a..