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REEVES AmBRosIA.
For the Hair,
IMPR o d!

IMPR VED!
1t Is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
1t causes the Hair to Curi beautifully.
It keeps the Scalp clean and Healthy.
1t invigora.ea the Roots ofthe Hair.
1t forces the Hair and Beard to grow Iu1arI-
antly.
1t Immediately stops Hair Failing Out.
1t Keeps the hair from Changing Color from
-yl Age.
1t restores Grey Hair to oIts Original Color.
1t brings out Hair on heads that have been
bald for years.
1t Is composed entirely Otsimpie and purely
vegetable substances.
1t has received over six thousand voluntary
testimonials orlts excellence, many of which
are nom physicians In high standing.
It's sold in haIf.pound bottles Uhe name
blown in the glass, by Druggists and Dealers
Fancy Goods eveTywhere. at One Dollar
per Bottle. wholesale by Demas Barnes q
Co; +. C Wells a Co.; schIefelin q Co. N. Y.
uariz-lyd
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BOSTON, June ls.-A walking match
of 100 miles, for purse of 1000 and
the championship of New England, be-
tween McEtterick and T. A. Scott,
commenced yesterday afternoon, at
Mystic Park, in Medford, which result
ed to-day in McEtterich's winning the
match, in 81 hours minutes and Al
seconds. Scott gave out at the end OF
the 9Sth mile, having been 2l hours l9
minutes and 8 seconds in completing
that number.
SPRINsFIELD, June l7.-SSelthatn,
Mass, opened its centennial Rnniver-
sary, to-day, with appropriate celebra-
tions. The Rev. Theo. p. Pins Pack
ard was the orator of the day, and
Judge w. Kellogg, of MartinsburG
Conn. Rev. DIR. Gray, Chaplain OF the
United States Senate, and others, par
ticipated in the exercises.
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WEST INDIES.

NEW YORK, June Dispatches
from Hayti, st. Domingo, Jamaica and
other West India Islands, state that
the siege of Port Au Prince, Hayti, is
still going on. The rebels will be on
their arms until Gen. Rubert and Ses-
sasea arrive with his exerted reinforce
ments. The suburbs had been burned
to clear u view of the rebels. S4lnaye
is directing the defense in person. he
has received the American MiuisteI
with every mark of kindness.
Barr sns offering the bay and penin.
sula of Samala as security for loan oi
81, ,OOO, 900 from the United States.
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sT. LOUIS.
steamer Laura TO be SOLD for Carry
Ing COntraband SpIrIts-IIIcIt
DIstilIation of WHISKY, 4e.

ST. LOUIS, June 1s.-The steamer
Laura, seized some months ago for car
rying contraband spirits, has been or
dered to be sold by the U. s. District
Court.
The United States District Attorney,
of this District, has called the attention
af the Attorney General to the Illicit
dfstillation of whisky, SO extensively
carried on in Chicago, and tothe dis
elimination between Chicago and st.
Louis, ia the enforcement of the reve-
nua law as against whisky frauds.
DIR. Henry E Beebles, a dentist of
this city, and member Of the American
Dental Association, brought suit
against DIR. Gustave w. Tranenicht,
President of the st. Louis Odentalogi-
cal Society, for slander contained in a
series of resolutions passed by that
Society, in which he (Peebles) was call
ed very hard names. The plaintiff
claims $30, 600 damages. The affair has
grown out Of rivalry existing between
the two organizations.
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COMMERCIAL And FRAECIAL.
Baltimore Live Stock Market.
Special to DAILY E'ItelIiGeneT.
BALTIMORE. June IS-EveDing.



The offerings of beeves to-day
amount TO about !, 900 head. The mar
is active, but at decline OF fully SOC
y 100 MS on the prices OF last week;
sales at 41zaso.
The supply this week is considera-
bly in excess OF the denandi and
prices are fully Nc p IL lower. The ar
rivals amount TO about 1900 bead, only
1000 which have been sold, at Base ?
II, gross, as to quality.
Hogs.
The arrivals, this week, Of hogs have
not been large. but with very limited
demand, the market continues to odroop
and prices are T5c = 100 ms lower; sales
to-day are sloS at ll1<a lsc . h, net.
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CANADA.

MONTREAL; June 1.-THE steamship
Hibernian, outward bound, near Bales
car, ran Into an American barge, load
ed with sugar, and sunk her yesterday,
Loss $30, 900. The duke OF the anchor
was not discovered till she arrived In
port, when he was found hanging on
the anchor.
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uAEHETs By TKLEsEArll.
NEW YORK, June is. 1868.
REauLAR REPORT.

REGULAR REPORT.
CorroE-Halc better, good business
doing; sales OF 800 bales 30a30zc for
middIinS upIands, chiefly 301zc.
FLoUR-Closed dull and 5alOc lower,
GRAIS-wheat-Ver quiet ana
steady at 81 ISa2 IA for No. 2, and 81 2Oa
. % for No. spring. Rye-kominal!
unchanged. Oats-Quiet at S2<as3c i'll
store and g3I<c ahoat for western. Corn
Dull and heavy at 81 06al az tor
new mixed western anoat.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-D at s2s 4iA
IS SO for mess cash and regular. Beef
in limited request and unchanged,
Bulk Meats-Duu and without decided
change. BRcOn-Nominal and dull
LARD-DuH at l915al9'5c for fair t"
prime steam.
EGas-Dull at 26c.
DRY GOODS.
The weather is fine and there is an
improved feeling, particularly in sym
pathy with the rise in cotton, but the
market at the same time is quiet and
prices without material change.
MONEY AND sTOCKs.
GoLD-Opensd at I407s; fell &c 40, and
closed at 14O7SaI4O1z.
GOVERNMENT STOCKs-A trifie OH,
but at the close steady; coupons Isl,
11T1sa11IA; do '62, IlSaIlSzsi 20 ,64'
llOsSallO3{; do '65, llO5sRlllIsi do new.
Il356alI37[; do '6T, ll374a1l3lsi do '6S,
109zSaI09z<; 10 4Os, IO67Sa1O61Ei 7-5cs,
IO95z 5zaiO95S. Six per cent. currency
bonds, Pacific Railroad, 1O21<al02Js.
SrocKs-5:3O prices-Western Union
Telegraph, 375saS74; New YORK Cen
trail, l341<al345<: Erie, 695sa697<; do
preferred, T5a761<; Ohio and dMississiP-
pI, 2g1Sa291<i Wabash, 45a4SHj Micht-
gan Central, 1211<aI2l5{: Michigan
Southern, 9OI<a9O1E; Toledo, 10T2sal0S.
EMPRESS SHARES Wells. Fargo d Co.
261<a267<; American 5l2<a5lzs; Adams
56%a565<; United States 52a53; her-
chants Union 277<a275s.
Cincinnati.
CIScINNATI, June IS.-FLoUR-Firm-
er: holders asking an advance OF SOC;
family held at 50 50a9 75.
GRAIE-Wheat l0c higher demand
not large. Corn-Dull and lower; ear
9Oc; sheIled 92s93c; little demand. Oats
-Firmer and 1c higher for No. at TIC;
demand light. Rye-Firmer; held at
81 SOa1 S5.
CorroS-advanced 10 29c for middling
upIands; moderate demand.
ToBAcco-In fair demand; sales 1874
hhds.
PRov1sIoNs-Mess Pork-Firm but
quiet at $2s with some speculative de
mand for future delivery; sales 500
bbls at SIS 50, buyers. July; 200 do at
S29. buYeF this month. Bulk Meats
Dull; shoulders sold at l2c, packed ;
sides held at 14al41<c. Bacon-Dull;
shoulders sold at 13al3<c; sides held
Mt I61zaI7c; clear rib and clear sides
not in much demand.
LARD-NegIected; held at l71zc.
BUTTER-Firm; supply light at 2da
SOC.
GRoCERIRs-Suga and COdes IN
changed and quiet.
LISsEKD OIL-Sl IA; demand LiGht
LARD OII-SI 37aI AZ, and dull.
PErRoLKUM-Quieta at S2aS5c.
! GoLD-1395S, buying.
JUNE 1s.-GRAIsS = Wheat = Quiet.
C,orn-shade Iovser= saleA No at GA
ei1<e. Michigan 931za93<e. oAts-lal1<c
better: sales No. 1t 70a701zc.
LAKE FREIoHTs-Dul aud IN
changed.
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TIE
National Trust Go.
OF1HE CITY OF HEW YORK.
No. aS6 BROADWAY.
initial. ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
CHARTERED BY THE STATE.

CHARTERED By THE STATE.
DARIUs p. MASGASr, President.
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Resolves deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily balances.
ELldect 20 Cheek al Sigh. SPECIAL DEFOs-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at i've per cent. The Capital of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over 5oO
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
Of large wealth and financial experience.
who arc aI.O personally liable to depOsitous
for all obligations Of the Company 70 double
the amount of their capital stock. As the
NATIONAL TRUST co. receives depoEtts
large or maIlamc UNITS, and permits them
70 be drawn as whole or In part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
ing interest on ALI. DAILY BALANCES, par
1Iss throughout the country can keep &C.
counts In this Institution with special ad-
vantagss Of security, ,eonvenienee and pIodt.
Jel%snd&W
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BUFFALO, June ls.-An old man,
name unknown, was murdered near
this city last nigh, and his body thrown
across the Railroad track.
A deaf and dumb man, named An
drew Klief had his head severed from
his body, and his trunk otherwise man.
gled, on the Central Railroad last
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JusE 1s.-FbouR-No demand, and
can be bought lower than previous
.s..@tIr,,s
GRAIS-Wheat-LoWer, probably IOc
ON an. Corn-Unchanged at s2aS5c.
oats-Unchanged at 75a76c. Rye-Sells
at 81 4Oa1 so.
PRoYIsIoHs-FIrmer. Pork-Sold at
S2s so. Bacon-Shoulders I3c; clear
sides 17c. Lard-171fs1sc.
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Bsse Ball.

PRoyIDRNcE, June IA match
game between the Lowell Base Ball
Club of Boston and the Brown Uniyer-
sity Sophomore nine, which resulted in
favor OF the latter. The score standing
tn 10
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NASHVILLE, TKNN., June H.-Ihe
first new wheat was received yesterday
by Chiuer, Douglass d Co., miners ol
prime red, and was bought at u 80 per
bushel. sales to-day OF 40 busheIs
white at 81 50; 800 bushels red at sl 20.
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BosroH, June Is.-Samuel n. An
drews made long statement confess
ing that he killed Lemuel Holmes. 1t
was laid before the Grand Jury who
rejected the statement.
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LIVERPOOL, June 1s.-Geo. Francis
Train appeared at the Exchange last
night and attempted TO make speech,
but was hissed down.
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PHrLADEnHH1A, June 1.-THE Fu-
neral of Timothy Heenan, who died
from the effects OF a shot inflicted In a
street fight last week. was largely at
tended to-day. BE was buried at the
Catholic cemetery.
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BUR11Serox, VT, June 1s.-Eight
tons of arms, taken from the Fenians
by the U. 8. Government, passed
Through this city this afternoon en-
route from ST. Albaus to New York.
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CINCIENATI.

CINCISSATI, June 1S.-The river has
risen feet and IL inches, and is still
rising rapidly with II feet and l inch
water in the channel. There was an
unusual storm of rain. lightning and
thunder last night. It ratned very
heavy and with hardly any intermis-
sion, from O'Clock last night till 8
O'Clock this morning, accompanied by
lightning of unusual brilliancy and a
steady roar of thunder. The creeks
and river are all very high, and the
bottom lands are overAown. Licking
river rose fifteen feet and carried out
all the lumber RATS moOred in II; and
also carried So coal barges from their
moorings at the wharf, OF which seven
were sunk. The remainder have hoat-
ed down the river. A large number of
empty barges and model barges fioated
of. The Captain of the c. Bowen, a
tow. boat. fell into an empty barge and
was seriously injured.
SECOND DIsPATCH.
The heaviest thunder storm ever
known visited this city and vicinity
from midnight till daylight, deluging
the streets, filling cellars, and damaS-
| ing sewers. A number of buildings
were struck by lightning, but none
destroyed beyond the two mentioned.
In the country the damage is supposed
10 De COQ5lQ6EAUi6 III Iu6 Hh5uluk away
of fences and the destruction of crops
The railroads suffered to some extent
but at noon to-day trains on the Ohio
and Mississippi, Hamilton and Dayton,
Atlantic and Great Western, Little
Miami. and indianapolis, Cincinnati
and Lafayette roads were running
regularly. Dispatches from Urbana,
Springfield, Lima, Fort Wayne, Indi-
annapolis and Dayton represent the
storm as severe, interruptinE railroad
communication and damaging the
crops.
The planning mill of Greenlee, Simon
6s Co., corner OF Baymiller and Poplar
streets, was entirely destroyed by fire
last night. Loss about SIS, 900: insured
for 5000 in the Western OF this city,
and four Eastern companies.
at two O'Clock this morning the
stable of the Cincinnati Fuel Company,
on Pearl street, between Ludlow and
Lawrence, was struck by lightning and
consumed by fire. Four horses were
burned. Loss about 5000; insured fol-
$500.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Tbe House assembled at 10 a. n.
PRAYER by the Rev. W. L. Mullenl4
of the II. z. Church.
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Gravel and Patent Mastio Roofing.


Gravel and Patent Mastio Roofing.
nHE SUBSCRIBERS REsPECrEULLS
inform the public that they are LtSs u psl5tSs
10 mt on either the Gravel or Patent AAstlc
Roofine. of the best quality, and In SnoLt no
fiee-I Ail roofing done in tho peSt nlhEIs Is 81 !.
and warranted TO give full satlstaGsion.. EoL poL
our Patent Roofing we nave ne atsssHt Asets and n
per made entirely of hax-the stronSest s11 anS.
most suitable paper ever got up 9L loE IoSLt otHs
purposes Orders left at 10 MAIN slEeee'
profnptly attended to-
HrELIIsENCER JOB OFFICE,
No. Is Quincy street.
CARDS AND BILL HEADS neatly printed
MANUFACTURES LABELS
INSURANCE PoLIoIEs AND BLANKS
pRAY TICKETS AND BILLS OF LADNe
PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS.
oHEOKs, NOTES, RECEIPTS.
HOW BILLS. sos County Merchants.
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The weather is fine and there is an
improved feeling, particularly in sym
pathy with the rise In cotton, but the
market at the same time is quiet and
prices without material change.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-13
~ Second Act in the great dl

The Second Act in the great drama of
Impeachment is to be presented to-day.
The Senate's summons to the President
is this day r%eturnablc to that body. We
predict that Mr.. Johnson will respond
to that mandate rs meekly as a lamb
led to the slaughter. His blustcr and
swaggcr all vanished at the first stern
word from tho Congress which no has
denounced so fiercely. His lawyers may
make a show of courage, gallantry and
tenacious fighting (; but there is no fight
in him. He vapored all his little cour-
age away in wholesaling d~emagoguery
to tho people who gathered to witness
his great circle swinging feat. He will
weaken to the "illegitimatc assemblagc
hanging on the verge Of the Govern
ment" and suffer it to reduce him to
political nakedness and do nothing
worse than whine.-Cdrson appeal Of
this morning.
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From Europe.

Lospoy. March ll.-General Dix has
arrived here. 1t is understood he will
remain some weeks. 1t is said no comes
on business connected with the Alabama
claims.
The House of Commons have agreed
to report Gladstone's bill for the ADOLF
ton of church rules.
BERLIN, March 1.-THE treaty In re-
lation to the rights of naturallzed citi-
zeus has been unanimously ratified by
tho Federal Council.
1t is reported here that a proposition
has recently been made to Lord Stanley
10 submit the Alabama claims to the ar
bitration of Prussia, and that he was
willing to entertain a proposition, SO
far as it applied to the question OF IN
demnity, but refused to submit the otner
points in dispute.
LONDON, March l2.-In the House OF
Commons last night John Francis Ma
ruire from Cork said that though Ire
land was q part Of the empire, n was
now peaceful, yet the personal liberty
of every man Of that country was at the
mercy of the special police or the Gov
crnment officials, and this state OF
things existed when the records Of the
Courts showed that there were few cases
of ordinary crimes. He then quoted
the statistics of the pauperism n emil
grafton aud other evils of the country ;
he declared that thcy were leaving its
people in dcspair-discontent was q
word inadequate to express the state OF
feeling. He denied the statement that
the farming classes of Ireland were dis
loyal. The past cruelty had made an
impression on the Irish people, and
that the object of oil future laws
should be to obliterate these bitter re-
membranes. ~ Laws In regard to the
tenure of land were defective, and ope-
rated so d~isastrously that the means oil
the tenants, which were good two years
ago, we're now worthless. He denounced
the Loudon Guilds, which held large
tracts Of Irish land, which were held
for inflictiug cruelty upon tho tenants
Ireland needed no commission of inquiry
or the Established Church. That
Church was not suited to the majority
of the people, who disScntcd from it.
After several speeches from other
gentlemen, Lord Clinton introduced q
resolution that the discomfort in Ireland
is q source of uucasiness to the Empire,
and must be remedied that the laws OF
Ireland should be framed to suit the
wishes of her people that the present
church, school and land tenure systems
arc unjust, and that, in the opinion, OF
tho House, the wrongs should be rightcd.
John O'Brien, member from Cassel,
denied that a large body of the Irish
s~ympathized with tho Fenians.
Earl Mayo, Chief Secretary for Ire
land, in u long and able speech, admit
ted that great discomfort prevailed in
Ireland, but said it was exclusively
nourished by the Irish in America, and
the Irish in Australia or Canada. They
felt no discomfort even in Ireland. That
feeling was confined to the lower Glasses
only. There was no prominent Fenian
in Ireland.
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THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL

To-day is the time set for tue sf'',
trial Of Andrew Johnson, President oil
the United States, charged with being
cp;,,v At rrea, crimes and misdemean-
ora under the Constitution. If con-
v;eted, he will have to vacate the Presi-
DENTAL Mansion, and Mr.. Wade, Presi-
lent of the United States Senate, will
he sworn into office as Acting President
until March ath, 1869. This lmpeach-
mcut is the FIRST instance Of the kind
that has ever happened since the forma-
ton of the American Government, and
the masses of the people feel a great
interest in the result.
We believe there are eight or nine
different specifications Of crimes and
misdemeauors with which johnson is
chargcd-all of which are alleged to
have occurred within three months
and a conviction on either one of which
will be sufficient to remove him from
his Office. That he will be convicted
and removed, We feel just rs confident
as we do that to-day is Friday, the 18th
Of March. Although we do not believe
he will, but he may resign, which will
effect the same end for the public good
and if he does resign, he certainly
would not have done so if he had not
been i~mpeached. His resignation would
be equal or tantamouut to his putting
in an answer to the complaint OF
"Guilty," and the law and public opin-
ion will so view it. On handing in his
resignation he would have to present it
to Congress, as the High Court Of I'm
parchment could not receive it-and
unless he sent in his resignation yesser-
.day-(which is very doubtful, or the
people on this coast would have heard
Of it to-day)-hs was arraigned to-day,
and the trial, or its preliminary demur-
rers, pleas, and arguments are now
going on. We may shortly hear of
startling news from the National Capital.
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SOME TAME DUCKS belonging to Lance
Nightingale and which frequent the creek to
the southwest Of the Warm Springs Hotel
were yesterday, for not the first time, hled
into by some amateur sportsmen and several
Of them slaughtered. Lance warns the in
discriminate public against making any more
such raids. Anybody that hasn't got sense
enough to know the difference between n
tame duck and = wild one has no business to
60 "a gupnin'" anyhow. Carson Appeal,
Lance, we know who did the shooting.
It yas John Farnham, the handsome
youth and mixologist at Cross & Glib
sons saloon in Gold Hill. He went
down in that direction with a gun and
. pistol" last Wednesday /; and told
MS he was going after ducks and trout.
An officer can find him near v%ansickle's.
He sent Us a duck this morning.
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THE CHARITABLE SOCIETY OF ST. VIN-
CENT DE PAUL.-Although only organ
lied last Summer, and therefore tho
youngest of all other charitable ASSOC
Citations or institutions in this State,
more real efficient good results from it
than from oil the others put together,
in evidence of which, We give the fol-
lowing statistics furnished US relative
to tho doings and affairs of the society:
The total receipts from June 2, 1867, to
March l, 1868, wero $2,l4l so, and the
total disbursements for the same period
ST, 554 10, leaving q balance on hand Of
1854 IA. During this time about 20
families have been relieved by being
supplied with food, clothing, wood and
other necessary articles ; many OF them
twice and some ~oftencr. The number
of single men who were furnished with
board and lodging has been titteen'
The number of sick taken into the hos
pital and provided with medical attend
ance, nursing and oil neccssnries was
three, two Of whom died. One OF these
was buried at tho expense OF society,
and in the other case half of tho funeral
expenses was borne by the Fenians.
Tho society has done and is still doing
much good, and we are glad to know
that it is in a prosperous condition.
THE SrAoEs.-The California stages
via the Bonner Lake route arrived at 2
p. NJ. yesterday, with full loads of pas
sengers and mail and express matter.
The next stages will arrive about 4 P. NJ.
to-day. They passed Hunters at 10
o'clock this morning. The railroad is
all right, and the cars u regularly
through to Cisco. The worst part OF
the stage route is between here and
Crystal Peak, from there to Cisco the
sleighing is excellent.
FESIAS BALL AT CARsos.-The Fenian
Brotherhood of Carson give their sec
ond annual grand Ball at Turn Veroiu
Hall on Tuesday evening next (St. Pat
rick's). They intend having one Of the
most pleasurable Balls imaginable.
We acknowledge receipt of q compile
mentary ticket.
FRESH FIsH.-Trout are just now very
abundant in our markets, and are very
fine in size and appearance. They IRE
nearly all taken in the waters Of the
Truckss by Indian fishermen.
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A. T. STEWART, the merchant prince
Of New York, has entered with much
spirit into the campaign for Grant. He
has already done much good work for
the soldier hero. When such men: so
largely interested in the finances Of the
country, lend their time and cxertions
to the advancement Of Grants claims on
hs Presidency, weaker capitalists need
not hesitate. Mr.. Stewart has made q
collection of all the journals, and their
name is legion, that have expressed a
preference for his favorite.
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LAST OF A FAMOUS WoNAS.-A New
York journalist, speaking Of the beauti-
full Lola Monies, whose whole life was
devoted to the capturing Of mems hearts
and the exercise Of passionate follies-
which she even practiced successfully
upon o foolish old King-but which
eventually wound up in repentance and
seclusion, says:
wandering through Greenwood Gene.
terry, the visitors come suddenly upon an
humble grave in a small three-cornered lot,
quite unadorned, and marked only BY a plain
white stone, bearing this inscription: Mrs.
Eliza Gilbert, died February IL, 1851, aged
42.' Il Is the grave Of Lola Montez."