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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

The Imperial Army In Shouting Cut %
Riscss-The Right Of NavigatinG the Canton
aa4 Yaugexe Rivers Awarded 60 Auericaa
SAN FRAHCpoo May II, 1867
me imperial forces in the province Of Shouting had
sustained severe rsvsrses Their army had been
VAeoes and it's general captured
The ship Tsnays0n. nfty three days from Hong Kong
Ghas arrived here.
The commercial news b unimportank
The British residents and newspapers Of the ports Of
China exercised the fact that the American
Arms Augustin Hurd Co and Russell Co. have been
Given, each, tho monopoly Of river steam navigation,
he ans nrm controlling all steamers on the Canton
stvsv and the latter oil the steamers the Yangtze
gpsas made to British pride alter this Of
pAnga IL Is admitted that the American style OF
ssls cannot BE- competed with successfully the for
amer river, but IL ID claimed that tho waters Of the
Haastzs deep enough to admit steamers
which exceed in capacity and cheapness American boats
NTH walking beam engines.
Hssg XII the Mandarin well known from his associa.
tisn with foreigners, died at Pskin Sir Harry Parks
the present British Ambassador Al Japan indebted
20 him for bis escape from death when csptured with
Boroby and Brabaxba.
The arst steam nrs engine ever seen in China was re-
.csivsd 1t Hong Kong March. The pres advocates
.srroasns the number OF engines to four
Tho annual report OF Harbor Muster Of Hong Ko ng
allows . decrease In the trade OF 1869.
ne yreuch consul Bangkok Slam, has sued tho Re-
dwd~ newspaper for libel, saying he had oficialy
Estsrpossd IN the Kings presence with review Of the
aiivs troops The tried In the United States
Huasslar Court, and 500 damages was awarded The
swdcs condemned by the press OF China and SIAM
In Bssh-e channel April 81 the Teunyson spoke the
snip Ms.r. from New York for Hong Kong
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22
How Schlesvvig II to bo " Reconstrucfed''-A
Dangerous Element not to be Hastily En-
anchised, &c.


franchiscd, &c.
[From the North German Gazette. Of Berlin, May 81
II has been pointed out, with some show OF reason,
with regard TO certain German countries torn away in
former times from Germany BY the f0reigner-Alsace
for nstancethat their populations NO way desire 70
1t the present moment we may ask II the same
would have been the those populations had been
consned Immediately after the conclusion OF the treat
o. peace which disposed OF them BY right Of con-
guest Is not the fact Of having 50 long shared the
lot Of great and we'll constituted state that makes
the Alsacisns snch good Frenchmenf Have they
offered 10 organize free corps In case
Of . war with their former country Is u not.
the other hand the loosenng and subdivision Of
political relations in Germany that has rendered certain
populations belonging to IL Indifferent to the prin
cple OF nationality; the Luxcmburgers, Tor example,
about whom Count de Bismarck declared TO the Reich
stag that there not ground 10 desire their erav,
into the Nhrthevn Confederation becoya they Douid only
postponng, by an unjust interpretation Of Art Of
the Treaty Of Prague the vote there stipulated, until
the compact union OF Germany which will result from
the Confederation shall have produced after the lapse
By community with France but she certainly only lays
claim TO . just consideration when she demands that
the political organization OF North Germany
should Be dsfWikeiy sfdbfshed Asory me Most noyshnw
notncs jEdome~t tte qsesien Whahv hoy will belong
TO Tie grand aC0mevafto~ with ali the benefits they may
expect from it, 10 their former country. These
claims appear b douby justified by the violent
method employed by that State, durnE long series Of
years. create Danish sympathies among the populs
tions The pretended sDanish sentiments generated
by this method Of Danisation, consisting only in fear
and hate vanish therefore Ct from before tho eye,
very recently observed by she Flensburg Gazette
Schleswig journal; their disappearance being clear
they had been merely superadded TO shs nationality
which fundamentally, 10 not that Of the Danes
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IHr sosiLt aIuIs.

a Cosvi 81 susuiry "a Investigate the Disturb-
srco- tsosiflca tieu Of the Order Placing tho
Governsscaf Of the City In the Hands Of the
military.
MoErx May Il, 1885,.
court Of lsqniry Is ordered 10 convene here nvss
teate TIE disturbance on the 14th inst
Coaosei Shepherd Issued an order this evening retain.
Nc All the present policemen. The city government
Ni net be disturbed The military only take cognzance
pksart'ssssx saxSA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

Jssr DAVIS AND HB YANKEE SPANrEIs-Jeff
Davis, In one Of his harangaes to the rebel
army just before the close Of the war, speaking
ssf oil Union men as Yankees, called them
spaniels that needed to be whipped. He
eeslixes the business of his comparison now in
tho fawnings lavished upon him by these
Yankee spaniels- Greeley, Underwood, Bolts,
Scholl and the rest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22


LONDON, May 21-Evsning
United States Gvetweuty bonds closed this evening at
Frankfort 1t Tx.
The Liverpool Ceftos Market.
LIVERPOOL. Nay 21-1o A. n
The markets are not yet open. but ION the street.
cotton u quiet and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, May 2I-Noon
The cotton market opens easier at further decline in
prices me sales to-day are estimated at 5000 bales
including the usual proportion for speculation and az
port Mdding uplands, I'D; middling Orleans IL "a
LIVERPOOL, May 21-2P. n.
The market Is very duh and heavy though no
decline in prices has boon established.
LIvKRPooI, Nay H-5P NJ
The cotton market closes quiet The sales today foot
up 10000 bales The following arc the closing quota
11bd.
Advcss from Manchester are favorable
Liverpool Breadsfuns Market.
LIVERPOOL, May 21--Noon.
The bresds,uns market is quiet Wheat, 13s I'd. for
Western red and la Cd for California white Corn 4os
oats, as 3D. Peas AS Cd Barley, a. Cd
LIVERPOOL, May 2l-2PM
The brssdstufs market 10 quiet and steady
LIVERPOOL, May 2l--5P. NJ
Corn, 3ss 3D. whsat-salss No. 1 Milwaukee red as
Oats, g. Cd. Peas, as Cd.
LiverpseI Provisions Market.
LrvKRroor, May 2i-Noos.
The provisions market Ia steady. Pork, 79s. Beef,
1875 3D. Bacon 3os for Cumberland cut Lard, Sis 3D.
Cheese, 61a
LIVERPOOL, May 21-2P.M
Provisions are firm. Pork has advanced L., and is
quoted At sos per bb Of 200 lbs for prime Eastern
mess There 10 change In other articles
LIVERPOOL, May Els r. NJ
Provisions are quiet Pork, sos. Beef, l27s Cd.
Lard, Sis. Cd. Cheese, SIS
Liverpool Produce Market.
LvrRPoor, May 2l--Noou.
Petroleum, lid for spirits, and L. 3D. for refined
Spirits turpentinc, 35s 3D. Tallow ass Cd Ashes,
5Ss Rosin, Ia for common, and 12s Cd. for nne
Clover seed, STA
LfvrRrooL, May 21-sPM
Ashes 32s Rosn--Sales ,of common at U.s. 3d., and
fine at 12s Cd spirits Of turpentine SIS 3D. Tallow
ass. I'd Clover seed, SIS Petroeumssles or spirits
at Id, and standard white At Is. "a
The London Markets.
LONDON, May 7l-Noos.
Sugar 2ts hnseed, o5s for Calcutta; pig iroa, sss
Cd oils all quiet at fa9 for whale f3e 1os for Insecd
aud E13l for sperm.
Lospos, May u-2P. NJ
The sugar market Ia quiet Sales have bean made Al
as for No. IL Dutch standard.
LcspoS. May 21-5PN
Ne "a prish sssaaAxd spsAs, ~ aaslsh PIC kan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22
THE FRENCH ARMY FROM MEXICO.
Legislative Revelations Of it's Discipline and
Losses with Ma xIsniiian

Legislative Revelations Of it's Discipline and
Leases with Ma xImiIian
During the session Of the French Senate In Paris May
9, petition presented 70 the members from officer
named Ferrer lately captain In the Seventh foot chas
seurs IN Mexico complained Of arbitrary imprisonment
and unjust removal from his regiment and prayed for
redress
It appeared that during an engsgemen, which took
place ~ Los Veranos the 10th Of January 1885, the
petitioner was detained In his tent by q
wound received from . native who had at
tempted 70 assassinats him. His company, COM
manded IN consequence by the lieutenant, named
Chauneur Dos nearly cut 20 piecs IN fAs action. and
The SURVIVORS, for their gallant conduct specially
mentioned In an order Of the day BY Marshal Basane
Tho petitioner was greatly annoyed THAI he did not
himself share N that distinction ana long letters
on the conduct 81 The lieutenant and other peoss
csrned 70 General Dc CasAgny, Marshal Bazains aad he
minister o. War. In fast he went % mr. 70 accuse
conducs ~ Let became - Troublesome that be waa
warned 70 dcsiss bas ine6sctaaly, and the other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22
CHINA COMING NORTH.

Probable Invasion Of Europe from fhe Sen
Anticipated.
lfrom the Paris Steele, May Of
No one is ignorant that the Unyes and lis parsans
devote themselves to the work OF the redemption OF the
young Chinese with almost as much zeal a. 20 the sp
port OF the Pontdcal Zouaves ~ yeuilio in order 10
overcome the lukewarmness OF faithful with regard
TO the young pagans OF the Celestial Empire finds an
argument which st least has the merit OF novelty
One day, says he the orientas will the arms Of tho
West; one day some baptized Prince will go there TO
furnish himself with food will sow mill.
tary seed there one day some Chinese sovereign VIII
purchase the flower of the learned Europe and
that select body will without difficulty ALLURE
and the European country rhea old Europe
querors from those distant lands where stupid
dlsdsiu all apostles be killed She not willing
70 carry baptism TO them they will aud take it,
Let US consider ourselves warned Chiuess inva.
son is suspended over our heads
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22
NE INDIAN WAa.

General III sncoct's Measures Tor Security 90
Travel nnd the Mails.
ST.. LouB May 81, 1891.
General Hancock has ordered two companies or csvN
airy 10 be stationed at Chalk Bluds two honumeah
and two At Big Timber station, the Smoky Hill route
He viii also put military guard each station Ne
route from Lookout 10 Lake station inclusive which,
with the additional employed by the Union pac I'd
Railroad and Express companies II ID believed will give
entire security to the mail and travel ths plains
nv this route
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

SrsIsouKLp. May n 1851.
Considerable excitement exists In this city over the
cases Of alleged undue severity In The corporal punsa
msns q pupils the public schools. An Indignation
meeting has been called BY prominent citizsns 70 b.
held To- nshk 70 see what action the people Wal
tske 10 suppress snmercfui cruelty wantov bsrhs<
and ether hsasvs ssiusa " the spblls vsesh e shiu
GAAp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

5ss 3D.; Calcutta linsced 65G Buseei cakes. 60 los
Oils-Linseed. $50 los.; sperm. slSi whale, ESQ.
Antwerp Petroleum Market.
ANTWERP May Il, 1857
Tho closing figures to-day for petroleum were a.
francs per Dbl for Pennsylvsnia white
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22
TIE FINANCIAL DIFFICULTY IN NEW ORLEANS.

Nsw ORLEANS. May 20. 1857.
The indications At present favorable 70 the resuup~
ton Of the First National Bank The stockholders held
meeting to-day, and adjourned to give time foe ~
capitalists to make a full invest CATION of its affairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

General Massey alias Condor is reported here In ds'
guse, and hiding from Fsnian avengers. Two saspt-
oous strangers arrived from New York to-day A. arss
they were thought to be detectives. but they ssv
believed TO DO Roberts men on the traitors trail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22
E u R O Pc.
Earl Derby on an Amicable Ad-
iustment with America.
Hanoyerian Plot to Assassinate the King
Of Prussia and Count Bismarck.
Tho Sultan OF Turkey to Visit
France.
Reported Failure Of Jef Davis Cotton
and Marine Agents.
The Saxon Parliament on Prussian Consolida-
dation and German Revolution.
.-~>~~~S-~>-~~~~~>~>~>-~-
The Congregation Of SOvereigns
in Paris.
&ss &es xss
BY THE CABLE TO MAY a.
-~----->>-~~---~-~->~-~
THE ANCLO-AMERIcAN CLAIMS.
Earl Derby Promises an Amicabie Adjustment.
LONDON, May 21-Eyening
Earl Derby says officially that the American question
will be amcably adjusted.
The proposition made some time aimee TO arbrse the
whole has been refused.
The Congregation Of SOvereigns
in Paris.
BY THE CABLE TO MAY q.
THE AMcLo-AMERIcAN CLAIMS.
IMPORTANT FROM GERMANY.

Hanovsrian Ploe TO Assassinnte the King of
Prussia and Count Bismarck.
BERLIN, May q, 1851.
horrible plot has just been discovered in Hanover
having for its chief purpose the assassination Of King
William and Count Bismarck.
Several notable pesonages in this city are involved IN
this plot.
Numerous arrests, both here and At Hanover, have
been made Of persons believed TO be implicated and il
is thought that by these timely precautions the scheme
has been frustrated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22
The AssembIags OF ssvereisus.


Tue information which we receive permits US 10
nrm the news given Of the approaching visits Of sove
rsigns.
Inc Prince Royal Of Prussia Is only waiting for the
result OF the London Conference 10 aud uln In
Paris, his mission President Of the Prussan depart
ment Of the Exhibition Apartments for his Royal
Hghnsss are being prepared a. the Embassy Of that
country
Russia viii escort the Empress 70 Kissengen, whence be
will proceed to Paris
King william OF Prussia, 10 also 10 arrive In the frat
days Of June. The King OF Prussia will be lodged At
the Tuienss and the Emperor OF Rassa al the Eysts
The Emperor and Empress OF Austria will not arrive
I'll after the departure OF the sovsegns Of Prusss and
Russa
Grand fyts in process Of organization Mention 10
already made Of those now being prepared by Count De
Goz, Baron dc Budberg ana the Prince Dc Mstternioh
The municipality Of Paris 10 Also making arrangements
illustr10us guesta
The cable despatch in the HxsALp to-day announces
that the Sultan Of Turkey will also visit the French
Capital HERALD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHAMPTON, May 21-I0 A. n
The North German Loyds steamship America, Capt.
Meyer which left Nov York the 9th Of May arrived
here late last evening ON the way TO Bremen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22
THE FENIAM9.
---s~r~-r~--~~>s.
ANOTHER ISyiSIOs w CANADA raEPsRIsg.
An Army to be Concentrated on the Econ.
tier Within Few Weeks.
yeuian Avengers on the Traa Of MaAss,. ~
informer.
&c. &C. kss
ANOTHER lsyiSIos 0s CANADA raEPaRIsa.


TKoT, May Il, 1851
Indications every whore abound that now and fssrnA
dabe Fenian invasion is being rapidly organised. aus
that large body OF troops will be concentrated the
frontier, within few weeks with visw 70 tho ssssurs
Of Canada
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

Wonderful Deal or GoOd HOM,s Malt DH-
TkACf which took on the advice Of Dr. Cheauvsau
mo. Mira Amanda Fordoa, Of 10 Wooster ssxesss
writes HoHs Malt Extract depot Sla Broadway, n r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22
THE FENlAN c0MvIcTs.

Colonel Burke, L. II. A., Dangerously Ill In
His Cell.
LONDON. May 21-l0A N.
Is reported that Mr.. Burke the recently convicted
Fenian officer, lying dangerously III in his cell at
Dublin that hts life Ii despaired Of.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22
NAPolEoN's COURT.
Imperial Rsceptien 1t the Tuileriss n oy atty
from Greece. Sweden and Japan.
From Gaiignani's Messenger, May OIL

from Greece. Sweden and Japan.
From Gaiignans Messenger, May 9l
The reception 1t the Tulerias the evening before last
was numsrously attended. comprising not only the
members Of the international jury and personages
necsd with the Universal EXPOSITION but the Minister'S
diplomatic body the great officers and dignares OF the
Crown and the principle celebrities Of the sr sciences
and fashionable world
The imperial oortsge entered the about ten
o'clock the Empress leaning the arm Of the King OF
the Helsnss; the Emperor with the Princess Mathide
Prince Oscar OF Sweden and the Duke de Lsscbten-
berg together Min Bou Taiou brother OF the Tycoon,
and his two grand officers the Princes and Prince
Of the Nurat family and the Ambassadors and their
wives
Their Msissties after having made the tour Of the
Sale dcs harechaux where they spoke to great
Der OF persons took their places In the Salon dApolon,
with the Court and the ladies' invited seated semi
circle around and behind them while in the part OF the
room left free hme Pessy and NJ Bressant represented
with talent and taste little proveb Of Octave Teus
entitled Pour ct Con,e After this performance, which
scarcely lasted half hour their Majestics and the
guests descended to the buffet arranged at the end Of
the Galers de 10 PaE. where conversations we're pro-
longed for some time
The Emperor and Empress withdrew about twelve,
leaving the persons present delighted with the anablity
and condsscension ovincsd by the august host and
hostess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22
the JEFF DAVIS COTTON AGENTS.

Reported Failure Of Messrss Frazier, Tren.
holm & Co.. of Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, May 21-Evening.
The Arm Of Frazier Trenholm & Co., cotton mer.
chants Of this city, is said to have suspended.
The liabilities are large.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

Asylum fMass.) for the Biiud.-NTrs. Isabella
Howard Boston, writes 70 Hofs Nal! Extract depot.
542 Broadway, New York - - HOPES MALT EK-
TRACT has proved very satisfactory our instltasoa
and the school for feeble. m nded youths.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

lee yttchers and Elecsrs-ptascd Goods -
ever, sese ripton OF the Merden Britannia Companysa
for other house In tbs chg,
a HApfEYs middle OF Cooper Institute block No sea-
nrctiop with The corner stores.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

n fs Aitcsether wrong 20 Tribe with 2 BaN
cough W cnd remedy prompt and thorough
A. JAYsE's NJ readily obtained. SD
every whers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

A Tonic Superior 70 the Extract. q r.
HOFFS MALT BEVERAGE, which I consider supsrtoy
the much ertsled OF and the BARK. Mr. u
Hons Malt Extract depot, 6k1 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

a Fact I NSs5l9E Nossd =, gsr y @: Hair Ca
mpsrs zach and richness % the q -
sticky and IL the cheapest hArressng in the worA Pre0
81 for half pint bottle For sale by all druggsts Once eaA
Salosro0ms, ~ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

All Physicians who have Used 1poer's P0Po
GRAPE WINE recommend above AL other wines Tor ~
vauab Bile medicinal properties especially for female -
nrna 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

Fine Assortmess ~ Custom Made Walks
ing Coats and Sacks sstefuy and trimmed ~ T. W
McKIkLEYS, Merchant Tailor. s66 Broadway, ssrssv
ADr iuas ar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

Far the Jsvome Park Racoe.-Horse Care
Harlem Bridge for rofdha hvc minutes during
The day connecting THIRD cass an1
With the Harlem boats from Peck slip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22


Tho feniaus held mass meeting here tonight, ans
speeches wore made BY r. J.. Meshan and Co'on4
Walsh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

A Well Known Gentlemna, Mr.. VILLAS
Moer OF No West Twentieth street, writes 20 Mr.. HHR
$40 Broadwsy"T cheerfuliy recommend H0FFS MALI
EXTRACT to dyspepucsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

-
VIII the thousands Who read columns Of frivolous zen
bisgc dsy devote eve minutes thu Of fe
facts which concern them neariys Cur text Il Health $50
~e will put ouv commentary into nutshell Wsasne& .
indirecty the cause Of all sickness for nature be
enough 10 resist the morbid nhusncss which
0f they rowersss seek strength. tnets.--
lnvsorsse sna regulate the sys,sm Whep .sr ssbIs.
ranges from ~ 70 ~ degrees In The shade thc ...s
are snfeebied and the vesk prostrsra ne III N,
tune thAs such an invisnr~ior as ss hss
HfTTEnS urgently what are tnr ene,ss Y. -
vegetable tonins Would that al wnc
benehs could ccujsnyr thew experience nso 80, fsis
They would veN the healthy ths. pr. ~. asb,itsuns
they must this great ssfskusre IN discard All ms
Influences Fhev would erhort the wcsk ~ -. =.
rneda,ed And impure - hs q
InsSps- would cns 20 ! rsft 10 stormy 80. icy ~
,.,l ~ ....s ssnss relieved, Of appetite restoreas
headaches cured, OF dss9rdef~a
~ acar. rerulsssf % kypccnondris dssps.s .. H.
matte dsesss .sssd on heat prvat,cn aa4 s2 deose g
Sp s....,n.,sd and chesrMneY resorsA b"'s ~ -
nopc rss s "rnns,sIRTTEHe BlTrkRS.
~ yerf o6nos. 80 Der street.
wh~cyerA w,l..y's l.ccss. ss,ss e.. s.cwssS ~
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Dewss Z: ni e rs s srlsf u - fE rnrs

DR.. IVES Eisenbcrs's Aistheticc. NesralS1e.
onThe wonder Of the thu OF all diseases OF ~
Eye, Ear rhross. CAsrrh and Asthma ofce ~ rfth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

G.sd Usbre!,ass 5 scr sag so e R aa
se Broadway. near Walker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

Fashionable mothers can nc their beyss e
age with the most elegant Spring and summer HekD
10 town, from tha stock 81 0ENINS 5i3 Brosdwsv.
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Good rmbreilss...S.Ik. Alpaca or Csttss.
t05 Broadway, near walker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

~ :, 81 TiTIrgs ovEaEfABEk kIfE6aKfM
RpMEDS us~d lnwsrdiv. New York agents, Ds~An
IA mes Co, wels Helfnbcid Ccdding,cn,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22
THE CONGREGATION OF s0vEREIaNs.

The sultaa Of Turkey e Visit Paris.
CoNsrAErsorIK May II, 1857
The Sultan will 60 TO Paris to visit the Exposition
early in July.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

I'D Iniermsiioa furnished fhs highest rates psz ts
Seup cons snd ali KINDS Of Gold and silver.
TAYLOR Co. Bankers, mwsn street. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

have boon accelerated by some imprudent steps that
have been taken By the Prce State government
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

The Have. ,!.shiss Sos lock stitch Sow
SEWING mschinel, frrsdsn,. ~ Broadway New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

Cristsdero's Hair Dyc.-Thc hest Ever MaAv
ufsctured Wholesale and retail also applied 81 HA
Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

:. Beastiful HAIR" Chey4Iier's Life for 10
HAIR positively restores hair 70 IL original color An4
youthful beauty inp.ri. and s.rsnsh Q the ys.ka
unparalleled hair dressing Sold By Ill druegs1s -
fashionable hair dressers, and Ct my Once 1D HroeAWaA
MI. SARAH A. CAEvALfKR n D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

Fer Brown Disce,orssisns, sailed n1ssA
pared By DR.. PERRY 70 Bond street. Sold by ell drugcsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

Vast Quantities of Ivory DESTROYED.
Thousands teeth that might last lifetime lost
simply because the parties concerned either forget
do appreciate the fact that SOZODONT, duly applied
renders the dental Substance proof against decay.
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