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The New York herald., 1868-06-20
POLITICAL NEWS.
The Chase Movement In NOrfOlk-The People
Generally I'm Favor Of 1t.

Generally I'm Favor Of 1t.
NORFOLK Va, June 10, 1883.
There is prevailing sentiment here In favor OF Chief
Justice Chase as the democratic nominee, notwith-
standing his late universal surage letter. The peo-
pie here, like the people throughout the State and
the whole South In fact, are fully imbued with the
idea OF expediency In the coming campaign. A
prominent newspaper man well known and very pop
ular with the citizens here, In Of conversation
to-day in public with New Jersey democrat, an
nounced himself as preferrng Mr.. Chase to Mr.. Pen
dleton on the ground Of expediency. His remark
al am playing blufr now and want to draw the card
that Will give me full hand"-won the appreciation
OF the bystanders. The coming national campaign
seems to absorb all notions OF State local pot cs
and there Is but little else thought or talked Of
The adicals here are terribly discounted about
the Chase movement and assert that 1t is but
another OF the subterfuges by means OF which the
democratic party has hitherto been so successful.
In public, however they profess great indifference,
but 1t is so iassumed that passing observer can
not fail to see that they are much troubled.
Large Radical Meeting In Norfolk-A Negro
Announces Himself n an Independent Cam
didate for Congress.
NORFOLK Va, June 19, 1s8s
A radidal meeting was held here last evening in
which considerable CONSERVATION was created among
the whites by the announcement on the part Of the
intensely black negro Dr. Bayne that he intended to
run for Congress against L. II. Chandler, District
Attorney in Underwood's court, in spite Of all
that may be said or done to the con-
trary. Some Of the most adroit white radicals
attempted by means Of private conversation and
wire working with the leading negroes to put him
down, but without success. The negro element pre-
vailed, declaring that the PLATFORM "Let the negro
vote and the white man hold office" should not stand
Bayne was cheered, and he harangued his sable
hearers at length. He seems persistent and will
certainly run, The white 'co-operators" are much
troubled and have resolved to attempt to prove
that Bayne is insane. This will hardly succeed, and
the prospects are that he will receive the majority Of
the negro vote in the district.
District Attorney Chandler Is here and 1t is gener-
ally conceded by his radical friends that he is
tremely annoyed by the pertinacious negro Bayne,
his opponent in this district for Congress His radical
principles Of absolute negro equality sorey tested
and he dare not proclaim in public his opposition to
his sable rival Bayne lest the negroes who in the
majority should further repudate him In the coming
campaign.
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OREGON.

lvosed Aid to RaiIroads-scarcity of Men Mt
|,s Columbia River Fishcries-Crops Favor.
bile. o
he coasting steamship John L. Stephens, from
tyand, brings details Of oregon news to the lath
Iune.
he CITY Council Of Salem is considering an ordi-
"A TO aid In the construction Of the Central Rail-
"a by the payment OF interest for twenty years on
hodo worth Of bonds.
4 lower Columbia river.
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AQUATIC.

The Championship Boat Race on the Schuyl.
kiI-CouIter's Oar Broken aud Hamill De-
cIarcd the Winner.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 1868.
The boat race on the Schuylkill between Hamill
and Coulter for the championship Of the United
states had been fixed for four O'Clock to-day, but
twenty minutes past three the signal to start was
given and the men got away, Haml with quick
stroke and Coulter with steady sweeping stroke, but
to the disappointment Of all Coulter's oar broke on
the third stroke and he withdrew. Hamin never
stopped, but SKINNED over the route OF five miles in
thirtyeight minutes and twenty-seven seconds and
was declared winner The friends OF Hamill were
exuberant and those Of Coulter greatly disappointed,
having been confident OF his success.
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the SCHUeTzeNfeST.

At meeting Of the Committe OF the Schuetzenfest
last night General Shaer informed the committee
that the First division OF the New York State
National Guard had already received orders not only
to take part In the grand procession Monday the
10th OF June, but also to participate in the target
practice during the succeeding week. The officers
Of the Ninety-sixth regiment have already con-
tributed prize, and other regiments are expected
to do the same.
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THE SAENGERFEST.
The Second Grand Concert at ChicaG0-se-
ceptiOn Of the New York Liederkranz by
the Mayor.

ception OF the New York Liederkranz by
the Mayor.
CHICAGO, June 20. 1858.
The second concert Of the Saengerfest took place
tonight at the Rink, and was such success In the
orchestral line that one could hardly recognize
the same instrumentalists that made such
havoc OF the programme last night The
orchestral selections were the ''Seventh Symphony"
by Beethoven, the magnificent Jubilee overture Of
of Lindpanter, in which "God Save the Queen" Is
woven into the most fantastic and beautiful FORMS
and the "Schler March" by Meyerbeer. All Of them
were very credtably performed. The double basses
were the only weak points in the body of one hun
dred instruments; but every conductor knows how
difficult 1t is to procure the proper materials for this
department OF the orchestra.
or the singers the New York Lederkranz and
Arion again were in the ascendant The former
sang their celebrated prize song "How Came Love-"
by Marschner, and the latter sang "Rothrauth" by
veit, both in excellent STYLE The steadness
Of the ensemble and perfect command OF expression
were especially perceptble in Marschners beautiful
song. Madame Lumley sang the grand air,
"Ye Priests of Baal," from the 'Prophet,"
with the orchestra, Mr.. Balatka, the conductor,
having been brought to terms. She also sang
'Non Pin Mesta, aud was greeted In both airs with
a torrent OF applause, which was wen well deserved.
Henry MOenhauer gave one OF his matchlesS v10lOn-
cello solos, an adagio and rondo by Romberg, In
style that won another encore. The Leiderkranz and
Arions were also encored and sang Abt's "Wald
Abenschein' and "The Rtter's Farewell" The
Arions. OF st. Louis, also appeared In two OF
their best pieces, but the difference between
them and their Eastern namesakes was
painfully percepttible remarkable feature
in the concert the singing Of 'What is the Ger
mans Fatherland ?" national song, which tonight,
as announced by one Of the European delegates,
was sung In every city in Germany IN nonor OF our
American Saengerfest. Mr.. Fuchs, Of Berlin, con-
Quoted.
The Rink was crowded to excess, and for three
hours the most fashionable people OF the Lake City
endured the sweltering heat for the sake OF the
unusual feast of music which was before them.
Thousands formed curbstone audience outside
the huge building, and were even more enthusiastic
than those inside
The other items Of interest to-day were the recep-
tiOn OF the New York Liederkranz by the Mayor OF
Chicago, at which that dignitary was elected hon.
Orary member Of the society.
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AUSTRIA.

The Relations to Italy-Imperinl Visit to
Prague.
VIENNA, June 10, 1858.
Negotiations have been renewed between Austria
and Italy for the final disposition Of the art treasures
lit Venice.
| The Emperor Francis Joseph and Baron Beust are
kbout to make visit to Prague, the capital Of Bo-
aauia
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CANADA.

in the Quebec Govsrnment-The
Popish ZOuaves Suferins-The Quebec For.
incations-Sunstroke In Montreal.
MONTREAL, June 10, 1868. .
Quimet and Archambault have both resigned their
laces In the Quebec government
It is reported that the military authorities have de-
ided to pull down the old fortncations at Quebec.
Letters from Rome give accounts Of great priva-
ons and suffering among the zouaves which recent
left the dominion to engage in the service Of the
'ope.
The Sixteenth Rifles left for Quebec to-day to work
n the Notifications. The Seventy-eighth Highland
rs will follow In few days. The only regiments
low here are the Sixteenth and One Hundredth.
he steamship Moravian arrived here last night with
RATS for different regiments, numbering in all about
|Teve hundred men.
The weather is excessively hot and several cases
k sunstroke have occurred: one soldier Of the
kxteenth infantry, terminated fatally.
Arrival of War Munitions at Toronto.
TORONTO, June 10, 1858.
la large quantity Of military stores, direct from
foolwch, arrived here for the use Of reQdlarr and
blunteers; also shot and shell for sunooate.
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GARDINER June I6-Arrved. schr Co, della Henderson,
Dix Baltimore for Newburypor schrs Carrie IT, YER Poland
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Sn, %ng FsaG Sun JSh1 hymbprner Nellie Brown vcs
v 18th N sailed schrs Calm Henry Happuch Nelson
MOBILE, June n-oeared, brig Helen Rowlry, Kowisy,
Phillips Thomas Potter HANDY Rrasn
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sailed schrs Esqumaux, Briggs Porsmoath, RI, for
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River for NYork; RoIanns Bey, Phillips pawueks. for
aSsss R,f1v saa '1'
graham NYork for Rockand EMPIRE Baker, Rondous Tho'
ley Philadelphia; Mount Hope, ROckand, and all others
NEW HAVEN, June Is-Arrlvea. schr. Henry, % Terrell.
Eews New Celestial M
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Wson ohessa Har
Boston; L. Levering Corson, do; Westmoreand Riee,
Nc @ass s Sharp
Boston; Cranmer, Cranmer do; F Emory, Clayton.
PORTLAND June r-Arrved steamship Franconia,
sherwood NYork brig Kate Foster Brown, Phadephia'
Ceared~Bark NeversinE, Gibson, 81 Stephen NIB brig
PoRTsMo UTH Jdne T-Arrived schr Harbinger, Ryder,
,PAwTUCKET, June l7-saied, schr. G ( G Brooks,
Bartlett. and ocean Wave, Baker, do Rachel Jane:
PR6vIpENCE, June Sailed, sehrs Minnie Knnie, Par
Weaver Trsssurs Arnold Baxter Jones and william
R6CKEANp, Sailed .cnrs Adrian, Everett COrvo.
and Sarah JULIA Mowry, do Catawsmteak, Packard sa
yannah 18TH Ansene. Hlx, market; Albion Shaw New
4 willie, Thomas do r Hatch Gregory, Richmond, Va.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 30 Arrived, bark Free Trade,
Buddington, Sydney, NsW brig Jeane (Br Bourne, Ba-
sIoNINGToN Juno "a Arrived, schrs .Applegate,
Rondout for Pawtucket Trade Wind Lover New York for
TAUNTON June 17-sailed schrs Jonas Chew, Deering
Charles Lowering Staples and John Lozsr Lincoln New
Keen, Newport; schr M II stockham, Cordery, NYork.
10th Cleared, steamship W P Clyde, NYork
mond Higgins Boston.
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THE SINKING Or TINE ALABAMA.

Celebration Of the Anniversary by the Omcers
Of the Kearsarge.
From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday
BOSTON, June 49, 1868.
The fourth anniversary Of the naval engagement
or eherbourg between the Kearsarge and Alabamais
being observed here by some Of the officers who were
aboard the Kearsarge. salute was fred at the
Navy Yard, and In the afternoon there was ban
quet on board the receiving ship Ohio, where
speeches were made by Collector RUSSELL Of the Gus.
tom House; Captain Wheeler aud ths PAs nl3sies u
the viotoriOvs kSarSsFge
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NEW YORK.

Proposed Railway Between Buffalo and Bal.
timOre.
BUFFALO, June 10, 1868.
new railway, to be styled the Buffalo and South
ern Railway, is projected to connect Buffalo, N. Y,
and Baltimore, Md. by q direct route, making the
distance equal to that between Buffalo and Albany.
The new road, by proper connections will only re.
auire about one hundred and twenty miles OF new
rails TO be laid. The company has already organized
3 INSTRUCTED 70 survey tne yourN
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LOUISIANA.

General Grants Instructions to General
Buchanan-He Approves of His Course and
Suggests a Modification Of the Oath of Once.
NEW ORLEANS June 10, 1885,
telegram from General Grant has been promul-
gated by General Buchanan in the form Of an order
for the instruction and guidance Of all concerned
General Grant approves General Buchanan's course,
both In regard to the State and municipal govern
ments, saying that civil officers elected cannot be in
stalled until the State is admitted, and that until
then the State provisional and entirely
under the control Of General Buchanan. and leaves
matters to the oaths to be taken by the new off,
GERS, &C.. entirely to General Buchanan's Judgment
suggesting however, that the oath prescribed by the
new constitution only should be required. This lat
ter suggestion, II adopted will permit many officers
to qualify who could not otherwise do so.
The Radical Registration Board Will Not Defy
General Buchanan Further-The Quo War.
ranto Writ Not to Take its Course.
NEW ORLEANS June 10, 1868.
To-morrow's Republican, will contain new pro-
clamaton by the Registratior Board modifying those
previously issued to conform to the Omnibus bill,
providing that the Governor elect shall convene the
Assembly after the bill becomes a law. Also con-
forming that part relating to the Inauguration Of
civil officers to the same bill.
Upon learning Of General Grants endorsement Of
General Buchanans action, ex-Mayor Heaths attor-
ney inquired II 1t would affect the pending writ Of quo
aparranto against Mayor Conway General Bucha-
nan replied the writ would not be allowed to take
its course.
Negro Receivers Damages for Being Refused
a Cabin Passage n Steamship.
NEW ORLEANS, June 10, 1893.
The case Of George T. Ruby, coored member OF
the Texas Convention, and delegate to the Chicago
Convention, against the steamship Morgan for $1,000
damages for refusing him admission to cabin passage
on trip from Galveston to Brashear City, was de-
cded to-day by Judge Dure, awarding $3.50 damages.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

The Trial of Deacon Andrews to Take Place
In NOvembert
BOSTON, June 10, 1868.
The trial Of Andrews for the murder Of Holmes
will not take place before November 1t is under
stood the Grand Jury found an indictment for wilful
murder.
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FRANCE.

MaximiIian's Memory-General Miramon's
WidOw-Newspaper Prosecution.
PARIS, June 10, 1858.
solemn requiem mass was performed here to-
day in commemoration Of the death OF the ex-Empe.
Tor Maximilian, it being the anniversary Of his exc
cution at Queretaro.
The ex-Empress Carlota, Madame Miramon,
widow Of the late General and ex-President, who
was executed with Maximilian and large number
of Mexicans, were present.
Madame MiramOn has been presented to Eugenie
with whom she had lengthy audience. The widow
is also to have annuity Of ,OOOf from the imperial
funds.
M. Cluseret, editor of the Journal OF Art has been
condemned to two months imprisonment in jail and
fine OF 1O0Of for article published in that paper
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Napler's Army.

LONDON, June 19-Midnight.
| In the House Of Lords this evening the Earl OF
marlborough in some remarks on the Abyssnian
expedition suggested that, account OF the unusual
character of service performed by the troops special
honors be paid to them upon their return from the
scene OF their exploits.
The Earl OF Malmesbury, Lord Privy Seal, in reply
said that the Ministry had not yet considered the
point.
The Duke Of Cambridge Commander in Chief Of
the Army, expressed the opinion that the award Of
Unusual honors to the members Of the Abyssinian
Expedition would be a bad precedent
| The subject was then dropped.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
F r ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
POPULAR ELECTION IN SERVIA
Press Prosecutions in England and
France.
SERvIA.
Popular Election of n Ruler.

POPULAR ELECTION OF a Ruler.
LONDON, June 10, 1858.
1t appears that the announcement that Prince
Milan, nephew Of the late sovereign Of Servia, has
been proclaimed ruler OF that principality was an
error. The Memorial Dip,omattQue paper pub
lished in the Austrian interest," says that the great
Powers have agreed to leave Servia free to choose
her own prince.
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ENGLAND.

Royal Review Of the Volunteers.
LONDON, June 10, 1858.
Tomorrow Saturday will be universally observed
as q holiday, the occasion being grand review OF
the volunteers at windsor by her Majesty the
Queen
No business will be transacted at the Stock Ex-
change or in the Produce Market.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, June 19-The steamship Java, from
New York June TO- arrived az this port this morning
SOUTHAMPTON, June l9.-The steamship Borussia
from New York June 0, arrived at thisport at eight
O'Clock this morning.
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The Mammoth Sporting Paper Is Out To-
day For all the latest Turf Ring Aquatic and Base Ball In
esence WILKES SPIRIT Tor this week Full accounts
Of the great Boating Contests.
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Boots, shoes, Caters and slippers Of Every
variety rendy made and made to order at C. c. RICH
MOND'S, 673 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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A.-Phal0n's ssPaphian Soap" Possesses tho
properties "Paphian Lotion" rs cents cake.
II will not chap the skin s invaluable for the TOILET,
BATH and NCRSERY.
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a.v For all latest Turf, Ring Aquatic and Base Ball In
tesence see WILKES SPIRIT Tor this week Full accounts
OF the great Boating Contests.
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Brazilian Pebble Spectacles and Eye Glass.
es give extraordinary relief to weak dim and defective
vision. Inventor, SERMONS, Optcian, 669h Broadway
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PumpbIets. Law Reports, &C., Executed
with neatnes qncknes and despatch twenty-five per cent
than other printing IN the ciy
at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING EsrABLlSH'
MENT. "a Nassau street.
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Bathing Dresses for Ladies' and Gentlemen.-
UNION ADAMS, 637 Broadway.
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The Mammoth sporting Paper Il Out To.
s For ali the latest Turf Ring Aquatic and Base Ball In
ersnce see WILKES SPIRIT for this week. Full
OF The great Boating Contests
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Children TeethinR.

Children TeethinR.
The mother finds faithful friend N Mrs wINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP II Is perfectly reliable and harmless
II relieves the child from pan dvsentery and diarhoa,
relieves gripping in the bowels wind collie softens the
and reduces Inflammation BY giving RELIEF and heath
to the child II comforts the mother.
BE and call for
having the simle "Curtis Perkins the outside
wrapper, All others are base limitations
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best In tho
only perfect Dye; harmless reliable, nstanta-
Factory Is Bond street.
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For a Superior Beaver, Cashmere or silk
Hat large assortment of Panama, Straw, and Fancy
WALLS, 1H Fulton street.
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in the perfume, BOUQUET DIES ANTILLES possessed
by other Sweet astng Price cents Sold every
where. A. !. MATHEWS 4 CO.. II Gold street.
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Why In PhalOn's "Paphian LOtiOn'' for tho
complexion enemy concealment? Because II 10 impos
sble for any lady "keep dark" who IT, Sold by all
druggists.
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RoynI Havana Lottery.EPrdisssess, dsss, Cnshed cn IN
bankers, IL Cedar street, New York.
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Cetty.burg KataIysine WAT,

For First Class Printing Of Every Descrip.
ton TO the Metropolitan Job Printing Establishment
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The Famous Corner-0S Nnssnu streets
Fulton. The Metropolitan Job Printing kssaoshmens
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The Distinauishing Features Of the Openins ing
day Park were the winning horses the now OF cr
rency the beauty Of and the eegapce
OF KN0x's HATS summer style Samples ol shs anss san
corner OF Fulton street.
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A.-PhalOn,s "Pnphian L0tiOuo Removes
FRECKLES, PTMPLES, TAN, SALT RHEUM, ERYSIP-
IN Ac
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Neatness. Economy md Despatch Combined
In the execution OF orders metropolitan Joo frins Eao-
lishmeni, 81 Nassau street
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ssAH Men Seek Success.''-COnsult Phren0-
logy what you do best and IT, Examina
tions with charts daily a 3s9 Broadway See Pictorial
Phrenoogca Journal for July 30 cents Newsmen have It.
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CampniQn Badges, Medals, &c.-B. T. Hay.
WARD 20s Broadway N Y, fifty different varieties
now ready and will for the Democratic candi-
date as soon nominated.
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Furniture Coverings. All New styles and
coors, at KELTY'S curtain store, 447 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-06-20

NJosuujto Nets md Patent Portable CanO.
pies, at KELTY'S Curtain store, 447 Broadway
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The Bank Return.

PARIS, June 49, 1858.
The regular weekly statement Of the Bank OF
France, made public to-day, shows that the amount
of bullion in vault has increased since last week
100000
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Cristadoro's Hair Dyc.-The Best Ever
manufactured. Wholesale and retail also applied al No.
Astor House.
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Gettysburg Katalysine Water.
The statements OF wonderful cures by this water are emit
worthy the attention Of all who wish the facts
stated nvas who have been cured by this water OF
Rheumasm, Gout Kidney and Urinary Diseases well
Dyspepsia and General Debility arising from excessive acid
secreons The advertisement in another column will
firm all that claimed for its singuarly curative
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While Waitins for . Consh 'to go as Ie
ter try n once JAMES sxPBOTORANr sure cure for
all coughs and cods Sold everywhere
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Established In 1SOO.-The Metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment 81 Nassau street.
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Libel Damaxes.

LONDON, June 19-Midnight.
| The London Telegraph newspaper has been con-
ismned in s9e0 for the publication Of o libel.
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wia., wcuvec. md Ornamental Hsir.-ness
2ps!,sI H.n % Dys . .ss s,s py~ss ~ ~H-sA" s>''Ae
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Keep Your Head Cool and Your Hair
healthy. Get bottle Of CHEvALIER'S LIFE FOR THE
HAIR II restores gray hair to it's original color stops ~
falling at once delicate delightful harressing SEQ
Chevaies Treatise on the Hair" away at the drug
SARAH ' A. CHEVAIiER, NJ D., LIB Broadway, Ny.
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Interesting tn OExcursiOnists.-Pyle's Lemon
IZED SUGAR makes complete lemonade by the simple
addition Of ice water Sold BY all grocers Mandatory $50
Washington street.
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Gauze Underaarments for the NTiIlion-At
the Great American Shirt Company 273 Greenwich street.