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The New York herald., 1867-05-25
THE HARRISON STREET COTTON FIRE.

Arrest Of William III. Horton, One Of the Pro-
prietors Of the store. ON Suspicion Of Arson
A Curious Case. &c.
Yesterday We gave an account Of another fire in
cotton storage store and sufficient facts TO show that It
was undoubtedly ths work Of design. The Investigation
was conducted yesterday by tho Assistant Fire Marshal
and some curious facts eced that resulted in the arrest
and detenton of William II. Horton Of the propr
eors suspicion OF arson. Tho evidence shows that
Mr. Horton went up stars few minutes before leaving
the premises and after who had been at work
tho fth Aoor had lett, and, according 70 his own
account there Is deficiency In the amount Of
cotton which, however, no says he can explain.
When the nremsn arrived At the premises, District
Engineer Orr went up to the second floor, where he
rounded with loose cotton. John Van Orden, member
OF No. Truck on entering second story window IN
1s N & se - in 's Il me pO and
called out but, going farther in he saw lighted
candle 10 soda water bottle also surrounded with cotton
on the floor. He carried II out OF the building.
The testimony Of Of the witnesses shows that MT
Horton had bottles OF soda in his Office o.
the morning of the day Of the IRE The assistant nr
marshal, on examining tho premises, found QUANTITY
OF candle cuttings closet of the ocs, which close
Mr. Horton always keeps locked. Each OF the candle
in the bottles had been cut down at tho end 70 as 70
tho bottle, and these cuttings no doubt care from bes
csnde, During yesterday 1 Arthur M MsScl.ugh..n mem
| cotton the second foor also found . bottle with
candle Init. which had been hghtec between two bale
oi coton wuCn uuu 1y <euVU D0en cut ana tho cotol
partly pulled out or course the other preparation
which c,..xlna.od o. the are burned The nvesiiea
.son viii be continued today.
store owned By the following persons-A. l. Bruce
Co. 5T bales; Conant Young. 50 bales; Aborn 20
:. :. ..:. ...:.; ,..-"n Coz Y'0 PAYS
| Co -IwerpooI and London, e35 000 Empire City
$1,000; American, 5000; lamar $4,000; North Anne
rican SIS 900. Aeorn Co-North American. oi Phila
dephia $1,000; Putnam, OF Hartford, 5000; Standard
SO 600 Conant Young-Mutual, Of Buffalo, 1000
-. iatic, $4,000. A 7. Bruce-Honman, - 900.
ax a@ ms Co North British Insurance Company
ssan Hartford S. 600; American, of Hartford, QQQ
s9y rs 4 will not probably exceed thirty per cent o
-, % r, - II the cytton; that the first and sscont
~ ooss y, - Commercial, and is owned by Stephei
Wray. :. En op Brother, srocers. No. 4c M hay,
sus.aihea acous -, 'uk Clinton, Herchants Globe
rans susa s,,,s. ins a. Pacific Insurance Companies
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

THE GoLD STREET. TRAGEDY.-Mr. William B. Carr, who
had been gradually sinking since Thursday afternoon.
when he sufficiently conscious to give indication of
the recognition Of his wife and two sons died about four
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the City Hospital Mr.
Carr was shot by air gun In the hands OF William T.
Skidmore about ten minutes past one O'Clock on Iues
day morning last whle on his way homo. Skidmore.
who was pursued and captured by the officer who wit
messed the shooting is now confined in the Raymond
street Jail, where no will await his trial, which VIII
doubtless administer to the criminal his due reward
DrsrIu.RY SrIzED.-The distllery OF Woolly Glea-
son, at Flushing recently seized, together with ap
purtenances by Collector Carman OF the First district
the charge that false entries OF buaness done had
been made.
TIE HupsoS AVENUE HOMICIDE. inquest into the
circumstances touching the death OF Patrick Quinn
commenced yesterday morning before Coroner Lynch
and jury. ihe deceased was found lying the side
walk in front OF his residence, No. 80 Hudson avenue
in an condition, and died whlc being
veyed station house by the police Bridget QUINN
wife Of the deceased, testified that her husband left
homo about sovon O'Clock last Saturday evening" which
was the last she saw Of him alive. Her husband
OF temperate habits; she did not hear amy disturb
N aSs sed
Hudson avenue IN company with policeman, about
two O'Clock he found the deceased lying on the side
walk, With his feet toward the curbstone; a
short time previous they hoard the footsteps Of
. man in Hudson avenue. who must have
story window OF house in John street The officer
subsequently visited the house. and there arrested two
persona Ellen Rooney, another witness exam
ined testified that she . sister Of deceased; her
husband and deceased wore In together on Saturday
evening and deceased 10 her house. SO Green lane
about twelve o'clock her husband started TO home
with him, - he was somewhat under the influence Of
iquor at the next door they found Fecley when her
brother put his round Feeleys neck and asked HIM
70 with him, and he did 80 soon Afterwards, fee-
Ing uneasy about him, she won't out and ON reaching
Qunns she found her husband and Feeey stand
ing on the curb but deceased was not with them; her
husband wes bleeding from the mouth and said shAt he
and Quinn had been badly beaten he said that an old
and his came up to him ana Quinn while they
standing on the stooD and assaulted Them on the
why homo her husband told her that old Cullen had
struck him the back Of the head with stick. The
inquest vas then scjourned
LITTLE Grw KrpxArpxD- little girl, I've years Of
age named Emma Irish. was kidnapped while playing
the corner OF Fifth and Thirteenth street, near
the evidence Of her parents yesterday afternoon Some
Children who wero with her at tho time stated thss
well dressed drove up with COACH picked the IT'D
qir up and drove on with her At full speed The hplic.
were Immediately informed OF the abduction
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SPECIAL IElEeaAMs 10 TIE HERALD.

Highly Mysterious and Secret Movements
Corner Loafers Taken for Fcnians-Whcre
the Latter VIII Congregate. &c.
81. ALbAss, w., May "A, 1867.
There a very general rumor here that grand Fe-
nian movement Canada is shortly TO DO made from
this point II is not expected however to take place
for two three weeks, or perhaps even longer
There arc at present great many strangers here
whose only occupation to bo standing the street
corners They are mostly young men, and from the
retcence OF their and their military appearance
many OF them suspected OF being Fonans.
II Is undoubtedly true that considerable quantities Of
arms and ammunition have been secreied here by
the Fenans Il Is believed that these stores have
iiaby been concealed the Canadian side OF the
border.
Those who generally regarded good authority
Feuan matters say that the present demonstration s
only intendsdias feint at least this point. When
the Fenan forces are actually needed they will be
massed II some place nearer ogdensburgpr Ma
lone.
FeuIan Nfovemenss-Prepara for nm In.
vasien-Dick Tayisr the Reported Csm-
BUFFALO, Nay "a, 1857
There Ia certainly some movement on foot by the
rsnians, bot whether invasion OF Canada en- mase
or merely . Demonstration on the annivsrsary OF the
battle Of Rdgeway, is impossible determine the
Fenians ., les, have learned 70 keep their secreis
within few days the members OF the Senate have
been distributed along the frontier cities 10 drum up
enthusiasm and rscrusa Ten or nsssn big guns Of the
oreanizston have already arrived In this city.
General Dick Taylor Of the rebel army, is reported
here 70 take command, but ! DO not credit she
report
Ne Mevenenss Appareus-The Movements
supposed 20 be ~ the Assi-Rsbsrts' Or
ganixatisn, &c.
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v 6 N E z UEL A..


SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF VE &EaAl0.
Rcdivision Of tho Country-American Claims
The Prospects Of Gold Dixwcrs, &c.
CARACAS, May .. 1867.
Venezuela is declining Money hero extremely
scarce and many large failures OF hitherto first rate
houses have lately taken place. Others closing their
business.
Here the Executive rules the Congress entirely This
is not so in Yankedom Tho United States Of Venezuela
have been reduced :-zua consisting Of Zulia
Trullo and Tachra Falcon, Of BarqusImsto and Yara.
cu; zamora. OF Zamora and Portugucsa Carabobo, Of
Carabobo and Cojedes: Bolivar Of Caracas Aragua and
Guarico; Orinoco. of Apure, Guayana and Barcelona
Sucre, OF Cumana and Margsrita.
The treaty between the United States and Venezuela
for the settling OF American claims has ratified by
the Congress- and the rati6cati0ns exchanged
the l7th OF april. Claimants waiting for a Commits
siOner from tho United Statea
The Guayana gold speculation and immigration scheme
Is speculation-a tub without bottom. Whoever
touches will tho day The leaders may make
money out OF their dupes but OF tho immigrants nne-
enths will die OF fever and the other tenth OF starvation
Keep home boys, il you wise. There is no coun-
try ike the United States; no place like home after ALL
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NEWS FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, May "a, 1857.
telegram from Victoria reports that the British Colo
mist publishes dispatches OF important nature from
England concerning the confederation scheme Cover
nor seymour has been advised that the FIRST measure
which will before the confsderased Parliament Of
Canada In August will be 70 include within the new
oonfederscy the whole Of British North America He
has been urged 70 lay he matter before hrs council i'm
medaiey and request their voice upon the advisabty
OF the admission Of British Columbia into the Union,
with the condition that tho debt Of the colonies be
sumed by the confedsrscy and IL payment be guaran.
teed by the imperial government The Couis says IL
a believed that the for annexation will be the
OF attracting the attention Of the imperial 10
the deporable condition Of this neglected colony and
haitian confederation
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esas conducted with sncs Psslimins,y ssosssy
In any event. impoA aoS nsO. 'ssin err ITO, rscr
The impression seems 70 b that Ne movement Denl
made q confined what Used TO b called tne jane
is2sd sS.: s sSs soos1s s men, s sSc are ay .hs
!ory IN this city, - through the United ~
ing NO part In It.
Fenaan Recruiting In BOstOn-Sp0ecA Oi Mr'
Nlsrrbssn-Prejectcd War On C9ssAs-Tas
Plans 81 the stephens Factiss. &c.
Bosros, Nay ~, lNb7.
The Roberts Fenaas, or those who promise 70 make
Canada the objective pein held The first Of series OF
recruiting meetings In fremont Temple this evening
There large number present and considerable on
thusasm prevailed The speakers were General Spear,
who formerly led in . RAID Canada; George Arch
deacon, Mr.. Morrison, Of Wisconsin, and othsrR
The tenor Of the speeches was defiance 70 England,
promises OF movement forthwith upon scgas unarmsd
Canadian point and appeal tor volunteers, being
distinctly M ana rsps.ssdy STATED n.: money was not
Senator Morrison charged that victory In the last raid
was only thwarted By an American Presdsnt indepen
Fenians That man, hs declared. was srrayeA against
liberty, and all true Ishmsn should consider him their
e.. % .snsn ne rsd Ss9s = ?:
Canadians personally but towards the tyrannc govern
ment whch ralsd them, and was the red cosssd sol
dieB within their borders at whom the bullet should be
aimed He also touched upon the neutrality laws and
ssd thai the obnoxious provisions Of them woud soon
BE- repealed and he had facts upon which he based this
assertion.
number Of recruits were obtained at the close of shs
meeting.
The Stephens wing Of the Brotherhood who believe In
making lroand the scens OF active operations think
that the fruits Of their EFFORTS already being gathered
Col OConnoE, who has been here from Ireland only
few days, mission which claimed TO be or greater
magnitude Than has been entrusted 70 single man
engaged in tho cause, has already accomplished his
pose this country and has iet this city, In obedience
TO summons from New York. He will sail for Ireland
within few days. and is asserted that the first gun OF
the coming campaign win be nred shortly after his
arrival.
The friends Of the Stephens wing claim that the ruest
and best friends of Ireland will have nothing 10 do with
a movement in Canada although they acknowledge the
runner 70 be facL that movement OF mean proper
ons will be made In that direction by the Roberts
faction If the faithful adherents or Roberts 70 be
believed or II there any conclusions to be derived
from their movement, the whole Canadian frontier Is
to-day Fenan arsenal and in less than forty days II
will be a tented field.
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'tssTmrIoH oaDla o. I ~''' '''s.

ATLANTA, O. ration bas ,ur,
An important general order regis. wing -, 4.
been issued BY General Pope. The fcIk
salient points:- ,c,sd .,S
The States Of Georgia and Alabama are disen
freedman placed every Board Of RegisratioA % ex.
The Registers are to take the iron-clad oath and
plain to ali their political rights and privileges "a
military authorities.
violence threats any oppressive means 70 prevent
persons from registering voting 70 be followed by
immediate arrest and trial by military commission.
NO contract with aborers, depriving them Of wages
for longer than s actually consumed IN register
nr or voting ID permitted 70 enforced under penalty
Of arrest and trial by the military.
In csses Of disturbance At tho places Of registration
or Al the polls the civil authorities to b called upon
70 afford projection ard In their default the military
will zoe that such protection s given.
Civil olccrs refusing 70 protest regsers or voters
oommts0n-
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TROY, N. r., May "a, 1851
In the matter Of the improvomonA Of the Hudson
rver Major General John Hnton having entire charge
In behalf OF the general government decided to
mature the plans carried during the last four years
by the State Commissioners, the being approved
by the Board OF United States Engineers In session
yesterday Albany. The work already done they
sider permanent, and highly important to the free
navigation Of the river.
General John L. Wool has written a letter on public
The New York herald., 1867-05-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

GLASGOW, May a. 1901
The steamship United Kingdom, which left New York
On the lss and the steamship Iowa. which le New York
on the 4sh Of the Anchor linehave arrived
hsrs.
SOUTHAMPTON May 24-EveniDg
The steamship Tsutonia, Captain Bsrdsa which left
Nsw York % the llth inst arrived as this port this
aftsrnoon, and after landing hsr PASSENGER and mails
r0s Ioudoa. sailed for Hamburg.
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DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERG. They 6re - -
they said to Be good They now 81 eooeae3
thoy be ge0d They have stood tho teee -
time q weak aisacr: and q ulpnncp!sd se.n.s.ssS
bottle, and they always made 70 the original sean1
They used In al the hosptals
4iaic beneficial effect For cNrggme1: msrchanA a.ys9
They create healthy Appetite they Dyspeps Heed
acae Liver ccmPlain. and constps.on; ths gsssGI
the melancholy bsnt No person who fses faiat. weak.
lauguid depressed unable secp labor ovtO euoT
society fhis agreeable anGcertAta
tonic. They sold everywhere.
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NEWS From moDIle.

Arrest sfthe Presideus 81 the Selma Bank. &c.
hosnn. Ala, May "a, 1861
John n. parkman the defaulling President OF the
First National Bank Of Selma, Ala, who was confined in
jail escaped yesterday and plungcf into she and
drowned himself.
The Mayor Of Mobile has been pst,tionsd 10 appoint
ope-hslf OF the police force negroes.
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H.fstssss sssts q XsssSs2

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IL chcerfully recommended by physcans md by the b
Wolsch Edwards, comedian New York theatre-His Wse
CURED OF liberated throat rste
y. W. Wilkinson, l76 BruOkiyn-koa11G
much improved by this agreeable tonic -
r. Spicher. ESQ., z5 West Thirty. eighth streot-CouGA
easier, appetite returned.
q. Reim Ninetythird aud Eighth sven~e-Eupel
lent effects on bowel compaint- 81
consumption. -
william Molier, No. 6west Twentieth ssssst-Dyspspas
cured
Mrs. e. DaGerner % Rivingsa sreet-Indagessioa oused.
j. Knupfer, 100 Divison streot-Cured from obstinate
catarrh and bodily weakness.
From letters Hon's Malt Extract Depot s9 Broadway
York.
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American ewaitha.n) watches.

The AMERICAN WATCHES. manufactured at WaithaIn,
Massachusetts only equal hut superior 70 the
watches Of England and France they a1eo
cheaper accurate less complex, durable asS
easily kept any other watches In ths
market They provided with the best and latest iavoa
for the purposes regulation. Adjustment aud pr0te0
ton against damage from breaking of mainsprings
Every watch fully warranted.
For sale by all frat oss dealers in the United States aAd
British Provinces.
For further information address the agents,
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON, lds broadway. N. Y. and
ROBBINS, APPLETON d CO.,
153 Washington street, Boston, MACS
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Reported Bsmbardmcnt by nm American Gum
bOnt.
LIvRRrooL, May X-Evenng
Advices received here from Hong Kong say II re-
ported there that the United States gunboa Ashuslot
had bcmbarded town in the island Of Formosa, the
natives Of which murdered the shipwrccked OF the
American bark Rover.
The New York herald., 1867-05-25
TINE FEMIAN TRIALS.

An Indicted = Traitor" Avows His Treason.
CORK, May "a, 1867
The Fenian prisoner Mcclure, being sraigned for
treason entered the plea OF equity"
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THE ENGLISH TURF.

The Race for the s'Onhs''-H -Hippia the Winner.
LONDON, May o. 1867
The Oaks race. which took place to-day on EPSON
Downs. was won by Hippa-
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Death Of Sir Archibald Alison.
LONDON May "A, 1851
Sir Archibald Alison, the historian, Is dead.
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49,
IT," friend replied 'The banefuf properties Of silver
lead sulphur &C. which njure the action Of the capaTtss
and hereby aggayate the cause which you seek 20
would the Of graynoss BUR
NETT5 COCAINE. This preparation Possesses renasrk
properties nourishcr aud excellent and cioany
hair dressing Millions have a,.esed 70 the fact bs.ss
the capares into life by its perfectly healthy acoa,
renders gray hairs less visible BY Its cbeshing eec
II IL in deeerious Is sticky aud -
entirely from Irritating matter. IL imparts luKu-
rance hrsue charms which other preparations pos
It's constant produces permanent and re-
markabe improvement gained vt trfin9 cost For ate -
the general depot for Burnets Standard fropareuona
Standard Flavorne Extracs No. $50 Broadway netso
poan Hotel Building, New York. Ass by oil druggists.
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SAs FRAScIsco, May "a, 1867
The ship Flying scud has cleared for New York The
ship Glavama, for Cork, has sailed
Flour In firm at 90 80, Wheat dull and unchanged
Legal tepderp. 73s.
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If IL q Tbroswu In Year Te~xn
mat you do not keep your dental apo 4. 49,
tt own fault Tor All the world thai yv sk1
Do e b using that mssohlsss vegetable dsssrass e0o
DON'T
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GkirE WfNk recommend above ali other wines FOR lie
dsbiissea psrsons ssaa w Srnsssss And 4 srEER 81
Brosdwax.
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so oa ssf M sT65fkS sT6stfHa MsssssaGr ssaGr Cor eAA..
teething stood the Of thirty years. Miens ~
mothers testify that 4 reliable and perfsoy safe N
all Relieves the child from pain. sofeens - gun
regulates the bowels, gives infant troubled wa ee
pains quiet sleep, and lis parents uAbroken rsss xs =
cents bottle.
Be and call for
Having the fac Courts Pcrkins tho tsds
wrapper All others are base mutations.
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Al the TIP of the Fsshie. rud Excel. In
70 be had only as go Broadway and 1B Fulton street.
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.A.-Carriag9s, Harnes:. Saddles, BrlAicsr
Sheets &C. good without the broadway ana
profits At ryEfs' Repository II Cedsr street.
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A.-Fcr Brs,zn li.cs.orsilsS., called SIseA
and Freckles, Perrys Moth aud Frecke Loh0n Pre-
pared BY Dr. PERRY y Hepd street Sold by IN druggists.
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Cure Wnrraused llopgy Returned. DIR.
FTLERs Vegetable Rheumatic hSmedy permanently cures
Rheumatism. Neuralgtsa 9Out; warranted harmless.
Agents, DEMAs SSa..NES, II Park rows HEMDOLD. CO
Broadw-r E xs11s
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a Certsir aad Speedy Relief ~ m Cask4 o
Coughs and Colds be confidently relied up0n " follow
the use Of PORTER's COUGH BALsAM. Depot, s. Bar
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Bcnnsiful Hair" Cheyalier,s Life for tho
HAIR positively hair color and
youthful beauty mpsrts life and strength . the weaks.
unparalleled dressing Sold by all druggisls and
fashionable hair dressers and Office U Bfosdway.
NY SARAH A. CHEvALIER n. D.
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'E s,... Scs s:as:
Cbsmbers street. N.l"
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Baichelor's Hair Dye.-Thc Best In sLe
worid the only perfect Dye harmless reliable instsnts"
ous Factory 81 Barclay street.
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A Fine Assortment Of Custom Mado Walk-
ing Coats Sacks tsstefuy and trimmed ~ }. W.
MokINLBY's, Merchant. Tailor. sss Broadway, ssrnsr
9nring street.
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All the HIghest Premlums. 1856. vEllipsi4
Wilson Co. Sold only BY Elliptic s. N. Co., 5AS BsosdwW
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Criss sdOro'e Hair Dye.-The Best Ever Ma
ufacured Wholesale and retail; also applied. st Nd
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Downfall Of the Excise Law.-secOnd ArefCso
the approaching downfall Of the Excise law Ia Just
In this days wILKLs' SPIRIT OF THE TIMEs. Tho
hpirit 10 now published every Saturday morning.
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marsiessss s RevsysIS.e SswigE aMsScnissr
cts
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OF New York
y. s WINSTON. President.

Cash Assete
invested on bond and morss.S. q gnssd States socts
Issues every approved description of Lie and kndow1sa
Policies selected lives moderate rates rernlng ~
surplus annually the Policy h0des 70 be used eithsr
il The option Of the assured.
RICHARD A. McCURDY. viss Prssldsst
SHEPPARD H0MANs. Aotuasy.
jo.s l:.aG 4. 1's4ss. s4r1.., Secretaries.
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THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

Austrian Omcial Report Of Maximilian.
VIENNA, May 24-Eysnng.
rumor Of the death Of the Emperor Macmillan
which has been prevailing here is officially conradictsd
and declared to be without foundation.
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Inlimissd Variety In Untri.s zee ne entirely .sw
ladies' children and infants seventy t.sb,ousbis nate
rails and remarkable cheap prices. 81 eFvrH,s,
sis Broadway, 81 Nesc'ss notes.
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Tee Ptsruev. md Eieefro.Plafea G0ods 81
every description Mcrtden Britannia CorspAny's manu-
factlrr FOR sale ss other house N tho city. st
HADLkY's middle u Cooper Insnte block No connea-
tiou with corner stores
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The Howe. Machine Co.'S Lock ssts.n ssts.sr "a -
ing Marbue--ELIAS HOWE. Jr. torignal nsc.sss -
sewing mscbsne,. Prrsideut ss9 Broadway, New forA
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David's style of Gcntiemen's Hats. 2SW<
Broadway, near Duane street.
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.s Be,: sss ssss:s: e... ::.:. s:S.= .ss
July I. Union square
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Metcalfe,s Great Rbeumafic Re0edy GfvOo
In all OF Rheumatism Heurnlaka.
Is power is magical and fails eradicate every
symptom OF the dseas<.
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IL IL Altogether Wrong 10 Trihe with q Ba<a
cough or cold when rsncdy sure prompt thorough
az JAYNES ExPECroRAkT be readily Obtained sclA
everywhere.
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Knes"npasfTiTfr :, Dr. fTiTfrSs oysaEfHsnrfEe BEE ssME0hzffG
REMEDY Used inwardly. New York agents, Demas
barnes Co. Wells Hclmbod. coddinxton,
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Bsy aIilIer,~ Hair Dye 7Best and Chcapqes.
dfuGriats.
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The Hesliag Pool sna Housc Or Mercy
Howard Association keports for young the crnsc
solitude and the Errors, Abuses and Diseases Which o.
sroy the manly powers, ard create mp~dments y MAJ
rsce With Of relief Sent In scaled utter ~
vsopes free o. charge ADDRESS Or .. skilin Housnsoss
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa