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HIacEmGr's .uwssc Store,
NO. ls4. CANAL STREET m NO. 164
New Orleans,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE CHRIST CHURCH,
DEPOT
VIM Knabe Go g Baltimore PIANOS;
Flsssi wei rs PIANOS;
P1ince { Co = Automatic ORGANS;
Edwards Co.'S Baltimore o SGAN9;
And Agency for the United States for eMuscal Pub
LEGATIONS OF "Correspondanee Musicale" aaye HO
land. Pianos for Rent Pi,pos Tuned 'rdfeT.hao
Trunks, VaffSes and Bags
LADIES AND GtNTIEMEN'S Fine TRUNKS
In the City.
To our "LApIFs RIsToRIp TRUNKS. we would cali
especial attention being of the kind Ne~
Orleans Our BAGS embraces the latest styles fund
either in New York Paris.
To Retail Dealers offer great Inducements in TRUNKS
BY the NEST. SHAWL STRAPS, TOY TRUNKS. etc.
BLAKELEY & HOGAN,
No. cha-tr.s street. New Orleans
KruEs j. DieEey,
j. E. KRULL; S. DIcKEY;
Wholesale and Retail
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIONEEs,
log CANAL srREEr-New Orleans
Law Medical Niscelaneous School and Juvenile Books
ssSOsstAeyn Lands - saseHCy.
We offer services for the disposal Of LANDED PRO
PERTY, etc. the Southern States References and In
ornation promptly given.
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON & CO.,
No Liberty street. Nov York
Boys and I'0uIh1s Boots, Etc.
Parents desiring boys youths Boot or shoe that VII
o. and should exsre stock before purchasing
elsewhere .ss have I've equal In tventyys
RIAKRfY A HOGAN
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The Management begs 10 invite the public, aaa aso
County, BUYERS to her LARGs ami WELls-SEIENASD
STOCK, now being offered for sale at the
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[EFGSSniGS GiftS
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,
a II. GRISwOBD ee' CO.,
-IxPoR1ERs
WATCHES, JEwELRY, CLOCKS, BRoNZEs. AND
PLATED WARE.
have, besides their general large stock Of
DIAMONDs AND JEWELRY,
cboies selection ofParis and other FANCY GOODS Cod
and Silver Monntfd PFN-RNvES, DRESSING CASES.
CARD CASES. PORTEMONNAIES, CIGAa and To-
BACCo BOXES, BRONZE INKsrANDs, BRONZE FI5-
UREs PoRcELAINE TOILET SETS and VASES, Gold
and Ivory Headed CANES, kIolFG WHIPS. WRITING
DESKS WORK BOXES, JEWBLRY CASES, GLOVE and
HANDKRRoHIEF BOXtS, CUPS and sAUCERs. in
CASES. besides many oher things specially adapted for
Holiday Gins and for sale at reasonable prices. by
A. B. GRISWOLD Il CO.,
Co ner Canal and Royal streets.
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/" GsEns5O!D

GA. HE A DIS" N Ew 30 O *
AL the Ing edIents In.
In press and viii shortly appear. Sold By Subscription
only at 81 So Orders taken the Crescent Once Don
all sneak At oncen
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q. IA. HITLER j. Co.,
FIRST PREMIUM
STEAM CANDY MANUFACTUREKS,
Wholesale Confectioners,
EXPORTERS

IMPORTERS
FIRE WORKS, WINES AND LIQUORS.
1000 boxes B. P. CANDY. 1000 bxs Assd Stick CANDY.
tDO . Fancy CANDY. 500 boxes Rock CANDY.
20 boxes New shelled ALMONDS.
A la-ge assortment Of Gum Drops. sugar Almonds Bon
bons Kisses Lozenges all kinds Of Drops Sugar Toys
Fancy Ornaments and Cupids
A large assortment II FIRE WORKSHOP boxes Fire
Crackers 5000 boxes different kinds Of Torpedoe 200 gross
different kinds Of Shy Rockets. 2 different kinds Of
Roman Candles.
Also large assortment Of Serpents, Pm Wheels Bengoa
Lights Bombshels and Fire Crackers
And large assortment Of California Wines and Liquors
All our Goods offer at the Lowest Rates. aud viii DO
delivered to the parts Of city Free Of Ohsrge
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George .Gsces,
MANUFACTURER or HAVANA CIGARS
IMPORTER OF GENUINE LEAF TOBACCO
1ss RAMPART STREET.
NEW oRLEANa

rdsrs for CIGARS every quality hed PROMPTLY and with
strict Sells Cigars unsurpassed in Havana sur
prisinely low rates Also LEAF TOBACCO both The
finest Havana and Americsnl Of ali kinds
has received large supply " RIBBONS from Granada
Nos. III, Is and %
SMALL PROFITS and QUICK RErURNS
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.gs,c Orleans POsfOMce.
Time Of Arrival and Departure of Ma

Time Of Arrival and Departure OF Mali
Route soOl-New Orleans Brashier esves daily texc
Sunday at7AH Arrive daily Sunday excepted BY p
Route sO2-Nev Orleans 70 Canton. departure dali
Closes at $50 r. ~ Sunday ut u Arrives daily at 81
Pm
Route s1cs-New Orlea St. Fraselsvile. supplying
the Offices opened departure Monday at and Friday
sAr Arrives Monday and Fud y mornings
Route s0O4-Kew Orleans to Carrolion, via Jefferson on
departure Monday and Thursday at a Il Arrives hond
and Thursday s.4r.x.
Route so0s-Nev Orleans to Buras Settlement, LoJ
Coast departure Tuesday Friday al A. Arrives 81
day and Thursday.
Route soOe-New Orleans to Mobile departure daily at
H. Sunday at Il u. Arrives dzily by 8A.H
Route SoO7-New Orleans to covington, La, DEPART
Monday and Thursday sA Arrives Tuesday and fri
alta p. n.
Route New Orleans to Algiers, departure daily at
H. Arrives daily by II
koute SoOs-New o, leans TO vcksburg, supplying all
Offices opened vicssburg; also Red River and Ousc
Parishes Departure Tuesday and Saturday at p 4.
rives on Monday and Friday mornings.
Mails for Lake Coast Tuesdays and Thursdays At
Saturdays at II u PAscagous, Saturdays at ~
Mails for Galveston, Houston, IndsaOla, san Ante
Brownsville Brszos Santiago via New Orleans and Opelo
Railroad close att A. =. on Sunday and Thursday.
Tariff of Postage for Mexico. Cuba. wi
Indies etc.
Guadaloupe Martinique. French and Dutch Guiana
vncents St. Luca, ST. Vincent Trinidad, Grenada-ls co
half on optional
Cuba Mexico Hsyti, Porto Rico, ST. Thomas, jana
Venezuela United States Of Colombia English duans
| cents half o., obligatory.
Bolivia Chill Ecusdor-4 cents half o., obligatory.
Cfreular Postage
Circulars are rated book packets. %. or under
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DR. JULIUS HOMER 3ER, Gate Assistant to Dr. s,chs.
PARISH NQCULIsT 40 Canal New Orleans ONO
hours from IL O'Clock q nie for Diseases Of the Kye,
Saturdays frsm O'Clock. Physicians and Medical Stu
dents are invited attend the cnc Demonstrations with
the Opthamoscope etc Posr patients viii be treated Andop
Grated on free Of charge.
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Circulars rated as hook packets. o. or under.
Belgium, Switzerland and Germany, CENTS each.
France 4. Eng and 6, and Italy II cents each
Russia 10, via Hamburg cents each.
Sweden Is, via Hamburg ii cents each.
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Grand Bazaar Of Fashion.
Tremendous Excitement at the Emporium
of Fns hiOn.
Come al both great and small and be convinced at PAYAN
4 ZEBAL-
@ O IT HI I NJ G.
And FURNISHING GOODS low that the Merchant
Clerk and sboring an make himself Holiday Present
vtnou, m,si the amount yelling Bags Turks, vsses
and oet Articles cheap the Oldest nhabtant could
NOT resist our prcss reputation for selling cheap
be sustained all hazards Again come one, come
al, at - orc,
Under St Cherries Hotel second from Common street.
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Opens at o'clock A M; closes atsrH =.
Sundays ONCE opens at O'Clock r.; closes At u q.
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Z y r Q p e.
Report on the Neutrality Laws British
and Belligerent Naval Supplies.
The French Loan and Financial
Condition of Austria.
Popular Hint to the Prince
of Wales.

The German moil steamship HamMona, Captain
Wenke, which ieft SouthamT ton on the "a of sune
arrived at this port yesterday evening, bringing
mail report in detail OF QUE cable dispatches dated
TO her day OF sailing from england
The Irish weekly journals have articles comment
ing upon the execution OF Barrett the R,nian, in
London. The Dublin correspondent of the LONDON
Times noticing the "a CT says
1t s remarkable that the subject hasrot been re-
ferrea 10 IN the otpeT papers, many OF which raised
o great cutlery after the execution at Manchester
The freshman weaI across its colamns two pieces OF
topographic crap. and eevOtes n whole page to q
lofty lamentatiov about "the last of the doomed"
The Sultan Of Turkey ordered to be manufactured
in Paris silver table the price OF which wll not be
less than three millions OF francs.
Reports on the proposed plan OF the reduction OF
charges on telegraph messages on the continent
show that che greatest distance over which a mes
sage be transmitted Is about 600 miles, Prussia
about soc, in Belgium 100 and in Switzerland 200
miles. The charge for a message Of twenty words
over the greatest distance in France is Is. 3d. in
Prussia, Is 3D.; in Belgium, 3d., and in Switzerland,
3D. In Great Britain IS ia charged over 500 or 600
miles and Is. Cd. for any message sent 100 or 200
miles.
kilograms from India dated Bombay May % quote
cotton steady Shipments of the week 1926 bales.
Freights to Liverpool $685. lat Calcutta, May q, cot
ton, 20r
The son Of the Wueroy of Egypt and heir to the
throne has been decorated with the Order of the
Iron Crown of Italy.
A little scene took place at the great English
Horse Shew, June /. The Prince OF Wales was an ex-
hbitor, and one OF his horses was awarded the first
prize in class nine. This looked on as piece of
favortism by the visitors other horses that were
thought better were in the competition, and when
the Princes horse was trotted round the arena after
the verdict he was greeted with Kisses, while the
animals that had received the second and third
orders of merit were clamorously cheered.
IL reported from France that NJ. Philaret Chas2es
professor and lecturer on foreign literature of the
College de France has been offered 90 600 francs to
give series of fifty lectures in New York and other
American cities
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AUS TRIA.
The Polish Movement News-Worlx Of the
Rrssian Agent--Hnngnrian Legislation.


Russian Asents-EIungnrian Legislation.
The official Gazette of Vienna publishes conD,i-
niqe relative to the alleged formation oil Polish in
surgent bands announced from Gumbnnen, stating
that according to Investigations carefully made as
TO the state OF affairs the news In question has no
foundation.
The Gazette states that 1t was hoax got up by
Russian newspapers.
In the Upper House OF the Hungarian Legislature
the commercial treaty with Prussia In Its amended
form was unanimously adopted.
Ibe Emperor OF Austria was at Pesth.
Advices from Balasfalva Transylvania, state that
q large meeting OF Romans had been held at which
resolutions passed In favor OF the separation Of
pennsylvania from Hungary.
- When Austria entered into the Concordat with
Rome, An ultra>Cathoc journal the Uattd Cdtto,fcd
punished IN the most conspicuous part OF its COL
to9ns az article headed "Viuu rAustrid cird Fran
cettQ'GtHSeppe ~ The came print, learning that
tne imperial sanction has been given TO the bills
corNhg equal rights TO all religious creeds places
rte TO an article announcing the fatal intelligence
"FthtS AuStrtn.n
"a private meeting Of sixty deputies was held in
Nienui 10 consider the financial measures The fol-
lowing statement was made az TO the liabilities OF
the sttte;-M the end OF 1865 the total debt
announcer 10 SOl0Gl2,l67n. Il fr 15c each), divided
lnlo cvnsoBuated 25S5,39s, 724f, and floating,
s9o recurring an annual interest Of 1877 u.s.,
1471 From toe above named period 20 the end Of
1907 the SUM was augmented by LOO, sos, 2oGn.
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HORSE NOTES.

The Narraganset Association are determined not
to postpone their meeting, and will begin operations
on Tuesday next. This will be great dsappoint.
ment to those compelled to be at Jerome Park.
Mountain Boy is the favorite over Lady Thorn in
the purse to be troted for at Providence next week.
The starting Judge at Jerome Park ought to be
more careful. His starts on Wednesday last were
very unsatisfactory. The business, however Is new
to him.
George Wilkes will be likely to win the stallion trot
at Narraganset.
Fanny Cheatham Ia "boOked" for the westchester
cup.
Tackey in her work yesterday, trotted very fast.
Phfer says that he thinks he will beat Mountain
Boy with Lady Thorn at Narraganset
Mr.. Lowell offered to wager 81, 900 that American
Girl will beat License when they meet.
J. J. Bradley was full of trot yesterday afternoon.
Mr. BOrst gave him few turns around the track
Commodore Vanderbilt Is trOtting very last at
times in his work.
Brown George and running mate are matched
against the PAGER Billy Boyce Should the latter beat
the time OF Pocahontas-2l7h-it is reported he will
change stables.
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FRANCE.
Napoleon on Agriculture and ReligiOn-The
Loan Bill.

Napoleon Agriculture and Religion-The
Loan Bill.
The latest mail report from Paris, dated June in
the evening, furnishes the following summary news
details:-
The Emperor and Empress have gone to Rouen to
attend the agricultural meeting The Emperor made
two extempore speeches.: the first was to the Mayor
OF ROuen In which he said he hoped the sufrerngs
Of the industrial classes were at an end.
The Emper0r's second address to the Arch
bishop Of ROuen, Cardinal de BannechOse. The EN-
peror sad:-"Let us never separate our love Of God
from our love OF our country"
In the Legislative body NJ. Gressier presented the
report OF the Committee on the Loan bill. II pro-
poses to authorize the Finance Minister to inscrbe
in the book Of the public debt the amount In three
per cent rente necessary to produce net capital OF
40, 000, 900 francs The supplement intended to
meet the cost of the operation and to pay during the
first four quarters the interest is not to exceed D.
600, 900 francs.
The majority Of the Paris journals express their
opinion on the final discussion In the Senate the
Public Meetings BILL the governmental organs declar
ing the adoption OF the measure to be u marked ad-
vance in liberal policy, while the opposition prints
represent it as of little weight.
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ItlEGRAPAIC NEWS ITEMS.

AT recent convention held in Alexandria vir-
GINA, on Friday last negro was nominated as indie
pendent candidate for the State Senate
Sir George f. Cartier OF Canada Is at Ottawa and
Is reported to be quite i'll.
The Department Of Marine of Canada has ordered
the construction OF fog whistle on Point Lepreant
IN the Bay OF Fundy.
1t is reported that the Canadian government will
adopt our system compelling captains OF vessels to
enter into bonds for the sustenance OF pauper emf.
grants brought over by them for a certain perod
after their arrival.
The election in Mound CITY, Illinois, on Friday. re-
suited In the triumph OF the entire democratic ticket
with gain Tor the victors OF one hundred.
G. II. Martin, who robbed the Merchants, Union
Express IN May last, was brought before the police
magistrates OF Kingston, Canada, on yesterday and
committed for trial. Application has been made for
his eXtradition.
gusta, Ca yesterday He is still alive, with hopes of
recovery.
Captain Perry, Of the Memphis, Tenn, police, who
was wounded in a rencontre with a negro burglar
some days ago, died on Friday night.
The first cotton bloom was received in Nemnhs
yesterday from Upton county, Tenn.
PICKETT from Paterson, NJ j., who had the wrest-
ling match with Waller at Hamilton Ohio, on Friday
was shot through the brain and instantly killed
about twelve O'Clock on Friday night, in saloon in
Hamilton Kept by man named Galloway Four
persons were arrested on suspicion OF being con.
nected with the murder. Pickett leaves family in
Paterson.
Two heavy seizures were made yesterday morning
In Philadelphia by government officers one was
Engel VOLTS extensive lager beer brewery which
was taken In charge by revenue agent James Brooks
twenty barrels OF whiskey were found on the
premises, they having been removed from a
neigboring dstilery stead OF being taken 20 honJ.
ed warehouse. The property seized is valued al
$4,000
Revenue Inspector Henry l.. Tarpar, seized tho IN
bacco factory OF Marshal X. Evans In the Fourth
collection district, for ALLEGED removal OF tobacco
with irauduent brands The property seized is val
ued at $40 900.
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National Interests in Tunis-Allicd Policy with
France and England.
The Corresponds Halienne Of Florence, dated on
the 30th OF May has the fonowing:-We believe that
the italian government has received satisfactory
communications from Paris relative to the Tunis
question. The agreement Of the Powers interested
in this question henceforth appears certain. The
Opinione announces the conclusion OF an agreement
between England France and Italy to secure the
rights and interests Of their respective subjects in
TuniS. France has relinquished the idea of sepa-
rate arrangement with the Bey, and has agreed TO
act in unison With England and Italy. The French
note on the subject, communicated to the Italian
government, entirely concurs I'm the course takenby
Lord Stanley, with which Italy also agrees.
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Vienna may 2S) correspondence Of the London
Ilinpe

Tiinesl
The best race and the most exciting was certainly
the asta steeplechase over about four miles OF fair
hunting ground ridden by gentlemen riders twenty
water courses OF twelve and thirteen feet and one
very nasty earthwal, with slope ending In a
swampy ditch, deep enough TO cover horse and
rider. Eleven started and only four were quite
thrown out OF the race by falls. There being great
many obstacles" and the horses being for the
most part bafbred hunters the pace was not 80
for the comparatively small number OF accidental
The first three were Hungarian horses the first ana
Count Nicholas Esterbazy and Count HochaD on the
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WAGON AccIDENTs-At hafpast eight O'Clock
last evening man named John Hack, residing at
No. 453 West Thrty-nnth street. was thrown from
his wagon when near his house ana severely II not
fatally injured. He was taken TO his residence by
policeman and doctor called, who pronounced him
In n dying condition.
About half-past five o'clock last evening man.
name unknown, was thrown from his wagon corner
OF Eighth avenue and Harlem lane, and had his leg
broken In two places.
James Sanders, driver, fell from his cart yester.
day afternoon and the wheels passed over his head
The wagon was loaded with coke at the time. The
third street.
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ROME.

The Pope Sick-FOreign Rccruifments-The
BOurbons.
From Rome, under date OF June l, we are informed
that the Pope was slightly indsposed.
Numerous emissaries have been despatched from
Rome to enrol recruits for the Pontifcal army.
The Observer OF Rome declares that the letter at
tributed to the Count de Chambord IL completely
apocryphal.
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DESCENT ON DisoRDERLY HoUsE.-A descent
was made on the alleged disorderly house No. 1923
Blocker street, by the ocers Of the Fifteenth pre.
cinct. The house was kept by Mrs. Jane Campbell.
Quite number OF females arrested and several
men. They were locked up for the night and will be
brought 10 Jefferson Police Court this morning
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second, showed some as good ..,,r, .oros, .o,,,.r
ing was their reward. SS' An '"S@i VII 'i'A''
me arve pach 'h' >gh that COOL shady avenue of
amusement. Se'en'i"i P"i' VI nc "hoie
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SHIPPING VS..
Almanac for New York--Ttis Day.
Weather Along Ii. Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE Is, 1868.

The Office OF the Herald steam yachts at Whitehall slip
All from and consgnees to the
masters Of inward bound vessels will be forwarded free OF
charge.
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S ns Nc So9slas june lat 49, Ion 90 saw steamer shov
north IH company with another Been day
ssa. d.1 s .s ; Mott Esras Break
frs ssh SsfF Eshsr e0 days. with
to Robert Hutchinson Co ''euneia' 10 days. with fra'
produce Ss sS To- sa s cowen Bermuda days. with
sl ssar r aagswGoa -,ao IS days. with
schr Lady Antrim E,srn. Berry Norf %,s.,n
schr TENTS 4 Alice, Harris. Virginia.
schr B Be-. c Allen. RG saasIsna
s sS Frank Maria, Parker Portland Portland, Ne
schr Free@ an Edridre Providense for ,abe.hport
ss
ssS S Tor
schr Sarah Clark, Griffin Providence.
schr Susan Mary Kenyon, Providence Ezabsthport
@ y cr Rc
scir Shepard Mount, Young Providence for Elizabeth
schr Tinker Stanley, Pawtueket.
@ sorwsh for for
SsS5 $s.ss
schr Cornelia Carroll, Hartford for Elzabethport.
Carlos Argentine late British ship Wis
1t
Of Ss s w
asa Nsx IN s ns s
light winds with heavy easery had kept pumps con-
stanty going Was boarded by pilot boat Webb Ii miles
NNE of Barnegat
The bark Ukraine Melcher from Liverpool arrived lth
reports June b. 10 NJ off Sandy Hook Taes GrOtsgar OF
Hostein seaman while furng the mansai fell from the
main yard striking his back the rail and from thence
overheard Every exeron made him, but In
vain.
SAILED.
Steamships Ariel Bremen Iowa, Glasgow; Rapidan, Ha
st Laurent Havre City of Boston, Liverpool; vr
gtnia, do; VIM Penn, London; Charleston and Noneka,
Charleston; Emily Souder, New Orleans United States
do San salvador Savannah Virginia, do; Clyde. WI
mington NC; John Gibson, Georgetown, De- Isaac Bell
Norfolk, &c; Green, Alexandria.
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A PRIZES CASHED AND IMPORTATION FUR
"a. nshed in all legaliZed lotteries J. CbUrE, Banker
and Broker. 20l broadway and l53 Enlton street