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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-15
The Alta vela Guano Controversy.

We publish elsewhere to-day the latter part
of the report Of the Secretary of State, dated
January IL, 1867, on the subject of the claim
of Patterson and Murguendo to the guano on
Alta Vela, an island in the vicinity of ST.
Domingo. In view of certain charges recently
preferred against the Secretary in connection
with the controversy occasioned by this claim,
statement of the considerations which led to
his decision in the case.
The Secretary shows that the conflict was
between citizens of the United States, and
explains why 1t would be presumptuous on the
part of the Secretary of State to recommend
The employment of armed force by the President
10 determine purely legal controversy. Pro-
ceeding In his examination of the subject, he
says:-'It seems quite clear that the Executive
Department could not lawfully have instituted
any proceedings whatever for the relief Of the
claimants until after they had fled the bond
prescribed by law" The eviction of Patterson
and Murguiendo from the island of Alta Vela,
or what they call their "detrusion," occurred
and was complete not only before the day when
they fled their bond, but even before the day
on which II purports to have been executed
Taking up the remaining question whether,
when Patterson and Murguiendo took peaceable
possession Of Alta vela, that island was not In
the lawful jurisdiction Of some foreign country,
the Secretary presents ct length the geogra-
phical, historical and political facts, which
appear to sustain the claim Of the republic OF
st. Domingo to jurisdiction over Alta Vela.
Upon review of these very interesting facts
and Of the facts specially submitted to him by
the claimants, the Secretary Of State says thai
he ''6nds himself unable TO recommend The
employment Of the land and naval forces Of The
United States for the seizure of the island Of
Alta vela." Whatever estimate scientific mel
may sst uRao the value Of Alta vela guano
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GUADELOUPE.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Tremendous Sea Bore Mt lie M0ule-Great
Destruction-Island Healthy.
HAVANA, April IA, 1868.
From the Island Of Guadeoupe we have dates to
March "a.
A great bore filed the harbor OF lie Moule on the
10th OF March. II was similar to the one that rushed
into St. Thomas harbor last fall but larger. 1t lasted
for twenty-four hours. The receded thirty miles
and left all the ships aground when the gigantic
wave returned threatening general destruction.
British vessel deeply laden, was smashed to pieces
The island Is healthy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-15
PENNS YlVANIA.

Proposed Celebration Of the Anniversary Of
the Battle Of Gettysburg ON the Grounds.
GETTYSBURG, April H. 1868.
reunion OF the officers Of the Army OF
the Potomac Is proposed to be held here
about the LIST Of July, TO celebrate the an
niversary Of the battle of Gettysburg Efforts are
being made TO purchase the building and grounds oil
the Theological Seminary, as nucleus for the
n ationai watering places In connection with the
medicinal springs on the battle field. Governor
Geary has urged the managers OF the seminary "
consent TO the sale which, II effected Immediately,
will give time for the alteration Of the buildings an.
the erection OF cottages to accommodate the crown
which IL expected to attend the celebration.
Rev. II. l.. Baugher, D. D., President OF the peIir
sylvania College, died this evening. He mas Deen
connected with the college since It's erection, Whu
has been President nearly eighteen years.
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The Newmarket Races.

LONDON, April 14-Evening.
The winners on the second day OF the Newmarket
Craven ace meeting were Mr.. Merry's Parson, who
won the sweepstakes of 100 soveregns each; Earl,
owned by the Marquis of Hastings, and Blue Gown,
owned by Sir J. Hawley, who came in neck and
neck, and divided the Biennial stakes, and Monta-
guard, owned by the Count de Lagrange, and Mr.. II.
Savie's Blueskn, who also came in even and
divided the Suffolk handicap stakes.
The racing was very fine, and the closeness OF the
result created great excitement and enthusiasm
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THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.

No News from the Seat Of War by the
steamer-The Interpretation In Europe Cn-
favorable to the Allies.
LONDON April H. 1868.
A telegram from Lisbon announces the arrival OF q
steamer from South America, with dates from kio
JaneIro to the oath ult. The despatch states that se
brings no war news from Brazil This leads to the
IMPRESSION that the recent movements Of the allies
on the Rio Parana have not resulted SO avoraby as
the Brazilians expected.
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ENGLAND.

Political Circles Dull-Death OF the Marquis
Of Saiisbury-Lord CranbOrne Called to the
House Of Peers.
LONDON, April 14-Evening.
The new Of the day is very meagre and unim
portant.
viscount Cranbourne Marquis Of Salisbury, last
year Secretary of State for India under Lord Derby
is dead. His oldest surviving son is the Right Hon.
orable Vscount Cranbourne. the distinguished men,
Der OF the House OF Commons for Stamford, who
quis.
The London journals this morning publish elabo-
rate obituary notices of the deceased peer and they
all express regret for the loss which the House of
Commons will sustain in the transfer of Lord Gran
bourne to the House OF Peers in consequence of his
fathers death.
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DR0wNED.-A man, supposed to be a 'longshore-
man, fell of the bulkhead pier foot Of Chambers
street, North river into the river last evening" and
was drowned. The body was recovered. The de.
ceased was five feet six inches In height, had blue
eyes, dark hair and small sandy goatee, and was at
tired In dark sack coat, corduroy pantaoons, PLAID
WoOllen shirt and black felt hat
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Conservative Meeting I'm Wilmington, N. G.
WILMINGTON, April IA, 1858.
large conservative meeting was held In the
theatre this evening. The building was crowded,
and speeches were made by Colonel A. NJ waddeIl
and Mr. George Davis. DR.. Purcell, Surgeon United
States Army, was one of the vice presidents. The
name Of Colonel f. Frank, commandant Of the post,
was received with tumultuous applause.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-15
Opening Of the New Rooms Of the New Yorl

Wood Hangings Company.
These new and elegant rooms No 743 Broadwa oppo
site Astor place. Just opened and deserve visa from
In house and decorations anu desi-
the novel and tasteful decorative wood Rngnga
tha walls. =.
Some OF the hansngs are Pit up eiegap, combination
showing various designs Of whlh this new inven-
tion il Some psnels aud In vain.
aud In plain work These hansns are OF real
wood all the varieties, such as r1sewocs, mahoganys
black walnut satnwood ash, holly, uapl cherry Scs
&c II claimed that their cbeapnes and durability, to-
gether with their great beauty Effects will
Immediate popularity aud orders bavo AREA dy been recorded
In great number n the books OF the cerqpaIIy.
opinion o architects this new material WIZ
decorate libraries nails, parors, Offices an
rooms Of ali kinds style beretJ fore unknown. Ceilings
may be finished correspond with the walls, either in plain
wood or In woods. Any wood be selected
10 suit the correspond with the furniture Unlike
paper, which fades IN color the wood hangng - saw w
The wood Injured and when appard TO walls the appear
ancs of solid wood work, and there H. the iayeaors
assert shrinking OF thcn or LIABILITY to warpEyenns
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STABBlNG AFfRAv.

About one O'Clock this morning man named
Michael Muquin, residing at No. As Monroe street.
stabbed cypran named Alice Johnston, whom he
met in James street. 1t appears that the pair had
q difficulty about some matter or other, when the
man became enraged at her and drew knife which
he plunged into her abdomen, causing 1t is feared,
fatal wound. She was taken to Bellevue Hospitality
the Fourth precinct police.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-15

Revolutionary Excitement-Martial Law In
Catalonia.
QUEENS HOTEL, LONDON, April IA, 1868.
Dispatches just to hand from Barcelona report
that the entire Kingdom OF Spain Is agitated by
revolutionary Qnqulet and that the country Is much
excited.
Martial law has beer proclaimed by royal order in
the province OF Catalonia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-15

A Card.-The Third Avenue Savings Bank.
To THE EDITOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
reports which have appeared In the having
ated impression In regard to the condition Of
this the Trustees hereby their depostora
and the public that this Bank amply able 70 meet all Its de-
mands and prepared To pay all it's drafts usual
The prosperity this institution has been unprecedented
millions deposit and upwards OF quarter
of q million dollars surplus.
" s. X. GREEN, President
A. @. DUNN, Vice President.
SAMUEL II. COOPER, Vice President.
WIN. Is. BIBBINS Secretary.
WIN. A. DARLING, Auditor.
NEW York, April IL, 1868.
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DENMARK.

The schleswis DiHlcuIty with Prussia.
COPENHAGEN, April IL, 1868.
II is understood here that the Emperor OF Russia
has declined to interpose his good onces az mSiia'
tor between Denmark and Prussia for the settlement
of the controversy concerning the schleswv1 pro.
yinces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-15
TENNE SSEE.

Array Between Negroes and Policemen in
Memphis.
MEMPHIS, April IL, 1893
This evening two policemen, named Sweat and
Robinson, encountered four negroes on south
street, and thinking them night Growlers, ordered
them to halt. TO which the negroes responded with
yoey OF pistol shots seriously woundlng Sweat.
Robinson commenced firing and succeeded IN pring'
ing one OF them down, when the others neu. w me
Robinson was approaching the woundeu man ny
fired at him. grazing hls head, when Robinson $40!
him again. lie proved TO be George Harris, and
stated that the otbers belonged 70 Tue crew OF 'h'
N0toma,
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The Tone Of society T. ,nss ~ ss ss Sy inc
whose front ~ .ards KNOX. fhe inference obvious
Visitors estabsbmen 3s Roadway corner OF Futon
stree that the Hats Of KNOX are, par ex
celen, a, ~ si recherche made IN this country
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FRANCE.
Peaceful As.urnuces-Napo'con'S Friendship
for Germany.

PARIS, April H. 1865.
The youna, des Deoats in an Editorial article to-
day scouts the apprehensIons which have been raised
Of an approaching war, and particularly denies that
there Is any reason to apprshend trouble with Ger
many. In proof Of this, the Journal says France
has already refused to enter into close alliance
with England cod Apstria unless Prussia Is included
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-15

A.-Jeners 60,
continues 10 extraordinary bargains in Ladies Mses
and Childrens Boots and Shoes
JEFFERS, 1,l36 an ,l38 Broadway
Opposie 81. James, Hon Imam and Firth Avenue Ho,eis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-15

A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Paper Collars and
Cuffs broadway and Union square; also Wholesale and
ret all at 1857 broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-15

silver Ware for, wedding Pfescn,s.-New
designs for sale by GEO c. ALLEN, NO 40 bfoauwy ono
door below Canal stree
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A-yVard,s Perfect Fitting Shirts, Broad.
way aud Union square also at 3s7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-15

At Home-NO BOttIes.-Rushton's IF. VEL
Vicny Powders at 80 cents dozen
Superior to the bottled imitation water AT " Astor House
corner OF Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-15

'r.e CIen.on,- Noi-elcss Patent lever Araand
with lass; pleasant and still ~ daylight
"as D"" Il. J.. GLEA5ON, No t85 Mercer street
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FreckIes. Tan, Chapped Skin, Moth
Blotches the of the Skin cured with bot
tie PIIALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTION, OR FLORAL BEAU
TIFIER" Sold by all druggists VI 70 per bottle o1
Rroa duray
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Chapped

Ask for n Waltham Watch.
1T rs THE BEST 1T Is THE CHEAPEST.
T. d. BYNIER l. CO., lsS Broadway, :. {.
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Cristndoro's Hair Dye.-The Best Eyer
manufactured Wholesale and retail; also applied al ~
Astor
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A Very Elegant Assortment of Hats for
Ladies' Misses and Boys. Prices reduced. GENIN, No. 53
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-15

AmriaI-The Gem Of Arabin, Something Fn~
trey Antique Stone Of and delicious fragrance
by simple rubbing the garments impars beautiful aad
perfume only 2bc. For sale everywhere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-15

0American Popular" Mems Furnishing ana
Hat establlshment reform; wonderful success
Hest New Mills Shirts ~ % excellent Shirts al fs
novelties Hats reduced WALLS, l3l fuhVn street
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sleeve Buttous and studs, New Styles For
sails by GEORGE =. ALLEN $5 Broasxay, one door below
"a street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-15

while waiting FOR n Cough "to no rs h
eameW YOU are often sowing the seeis Of Consumption.
gsie, ry at once JAYSEs .xPECTORANT, surs cure
for ali Coughs aud Colds Sud everywhere,
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Piano and Table Govern.

ROYAL Havana Lottery.-Prtzes Patd In Gold.
furnished The shsst rates paidfoS Dooubons
anu ~ TXYIoR 4 Co., Bankers, IS Wall street, n "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-15

Curtain Materials and Trimmings,
ali styles and kinds, at KELTY'S, 447 Broadway.
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Fabulous Prices Paid for Old Rosks--
lOOO0 Rocks on hand Catalogues free.
LEGGAT BROTHERS, lib NASSAU street.
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For Moth Patches, Freckles aud Tan Use
PERRY's MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. Sold every
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Bloody Battle-Defeat of SaInave's Troops
Probable Change In the GOyernment-Rebel-
lion In GOnuives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-04
DOMESTIC PUpra

FRANCISCO e-Saed ship ComCIore York
ARRIVED bark Ocean Home fo Sagua. brgs Az
kaao, Guantanamo; John Ay adelphai
Fila HOdsion Port Spain steam Philip from New York be
low brig II. b. Bmmery, from CeBfuegos -
MOSKOs June 3ut In for habor bark lookout or
oneenown Naha for Boston, Ranger for Barhadoes sea
Gull scbrs Thomas Stone and War Eagle for Boston
HOLINESS HOLE June 2-Aved schrS Ceres Dover H., for
HewYo lola Povncetown for Florence Turner New
FOR Boson Sylvia Bath Lenne do for Boston, William H.
Tiers salem Philadelphia Gertrude, NewYork for Magdeua Isl
and Sailed HILL Norwaki PEARL Boston for
EewYok Marion and r. Young hsherneHi Alma odn r.
Wallace.
EswoSpoy June 3-Ayd Brig Hayeoek Br Schooner James
Bangor; schr IallOck Ryerhead Seh Alice Philadelphia
Baldwin Ezabetbport Schr Sterling AbDy Sailed June
3Schr s. T. Wines Philadelphia schr iona watson New"
York
FOREIGN PORTS
CiENFURGos May OIB port barks Fannie or lok IN Ten
days; Josephine do do schr. Clara Smith, DO 10 DAYS
SPOKEN.
May a. lat 20 &C. Ion 70 6 sch Antarctic vhaer Of POVineeto"n
months out. clean. -,
MAY 2a as brig George Buruham, from sagua for Phil
Adelphia.
June of the Highlands A. Paine fOS Windsor N g. for
Philadelphia
MAJ 90 lat - H. lon Silvia from Port Talbot for
EewYok day lat - u Ion 81 0 bark James Ktehin br
bound L.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The sehr g. Morre Of 1856 burden successfully launch
ed June pm from Messrs Coleman GsTs yard st
Elabethport She built for Me Young Brown Hicks Of the
same place, and cost $4,000
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
FORT or NEW .YORKu..".....JrSE J.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Seans l,va tBr M,,aulay Liverpool Nay ~ @'e ard pas,
steamship Appo tBrl Harrison Liverpool Nay 49, md'c and So
steamship I,cl.,su, ty5e,9r, Rood h,nt two ts .c9r.
ashore at Pig Island The cargo is IN good condition
sSp 4sas., Kspp' Boston DAYS, in ballA,,
Bari Magic Armstrong, Curty, Coamo.
Bark Rocket Adams Boston, in balas, 90
biz Torrrt for Phsirlpha sn sehr j. brown for Fall River
Scbr Marc Mcen Syana and Carhagena 70 days hdes 6c
stuck on the haOr Of aud allied with WA'eri
schf csIsts, Monasomsry. BarseOa "A days fruit
scbr. Dandy, gulFt: Eeqtlcra u days fruit
s SoP 'fn E Ss'I. Cater Cater E hlSSSsS
sloop Proof Gla's Haock, EhiabetbpOrt
sCuooSERs-kYKR AND CoASTwIsE
DIV y,aglD yIsal IsIa . & % SiS I Lay.sa
Fashion Rondout John p stafford Roudout
ssisl /. Thompson, Albany. AP. Kemp, Albany.
h. g. Dennison. Albany Anadr Albany
". y harden, Albany. amelia, albany.
Gea sherman, Bnltmor. Wave, P6iadeiphin.
M F .ss G; o i".ou b siI TS S
Old Zach, Port johnson. Hudson, Port Johnson
H. " Wight, New. Brah,.eh o Goodwin New, IrnnsgiGh.
Geo. Il. Conner Philadelphia Chaa H. Moer philadelphia
D B. Cunningham, Philadelphia Expedite philadelphia a.
I'ase Rich, PhlaaePhia Lotse Beard p lisa
Sarak Clah PhlladelrhA Jane Gorbam, Ee,sbghgor
FsauimAuI RiIabethport Henry Ilensen, EiabehporL
George r. Kane, PisrmoEt LaSiaa Barnes South A~DO''
New Roglu., Norwich Liberty Norwich -
Den. Grant Norwich NJ. r. Webb NeWlayen.
Timothy Wood New IIavea. Hero Eew.liaYen.
MarJ y. Hatch Staningtau Percy Queen GiOnceser
V. Barkalcw. EhIabehpor. j.. Branerd, EhtlDrtnP1rh
Ari,Ipe RIiy,br,hoon Usny IIartean. EhEabrthpoih
Neptune Elrabrtlpou Thames, Einbethl"iI
Nellie Iooldirld fhabeLroIL Wapella, EinbrthpOrt
Fyryn EIiI.betbpor. John Warren. BhabcbporL
y. g. Foster, Rlxabeihpoft Ida L. Boston
ChonLIa Nrv.Hayen II 81 Clark, New Haven.
BoBuy Boat, Boston. Gloucester nrw'iia'rn
Celeste NesIIayen. g. Thomas WaTehamb
Quaker CITY, EswIatrn Luna, bridgeport
Raymond. Newport Enna Enen HARTFORD
Lacy Hall, Middleton. Ihemr view raven.
Joseph Hal. Portland. Amela' fah thtt
Rem ipuIer 'p,oyIIrn,e Sophia Ann, Providence.
u. Cugll Providence. Brave Bsh lter
Usri,i Levi, pt.,it.res L. VsnkiTk, Rrw.llaveu.
M,ri. IIolmss N,ny,r Cyuthis Jane. Bridgeport.
Lafayette Newport lne""o He"'hA'ch
BELOW.
Bark u. I'M. fron SInyrpa 90 DAYS
Bari Jenny Hendricks, Bremen Aphl w.
,... TT. SAILED
pLadelpI Scotia for LvspOo hiaa To- 'UA Ca, Ceopa
Va. Savannah; SarAgossa, ChsTissloH
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PfSSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM SAVANNAH June orn steamship Ttame,-c y. cOner
g. A. Cak Smith A. NJ Christie L. Gtee6rd Mr. Crazy, Miss
Laura Bel u STAFFORD lady aud cl' Iieuy Bel, D. Bell Mis- Han
l To snn Pennington J. Cohen A. Susskind Mrs H.
D. Brine Mrs W Osguod llcury Mayer T. s. Bl and lady. Miss
Hrch6cI Ruth Decker Miss E!en Reilly, G. w Morris, Max
frnke shea H. MsDouad Thomas CoTbcs H. Mitchell James
Mallory ~ Joseph NJ. Can't H. McGockiou. lady aud child H.
McAen Samuel Heron, william Taylor John whitehall D. feler'
and adv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-04
MORRISTC
IAtnouBcemeniAl

Everybody has heard of KNoX's great HAT
sroHE No ~ Boadwsy ard almost every u the masculine
sn b., bough vorp Hat from that establishment The
snourt business 10 this line ene aud all the KSor
rs sudeay akeu os q the hsh o e crowd who daily pas
m pas The broadway Bds half Il he lords Of eeos would
isB snd Themselves hsta Kxor bead Of the bon
will always God good article at the foot Of tie bridge
ID Nd town side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-04

"WHAT To DO.n-The question, "Wlat can
B every and the choice Of lie pursuit is the
most important step every mans history Success furo riches
or roysry Aue OF uny Happiness se-epeud the choice
calling occupation which person One shine
the law msdcne smother diviaiy inventive
smother prefers agriculture mechanism manufacturing
Prnoogy puts rghi the right place" Why not consult
so Eramnauou daily See PmREsoLGIcL for JUSE %
Ct. Address & r. WELLS No. $50 Broadway NeS.YoL
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PEIECE's STONE SURFACE.

hst,s Paper painted With this Surface stain Al the hard
ur.t. vii corroje decompose salt
ter paint that will resist acids. Manu- ctlcd BY
/. NEWTON PBIKCE 4 Co,
No. ~ North Erycltlst, Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-04

AT the Convention Of Dentists. yesterday, sew
arai suliects connected with The NOfessOn were dis
Sussed ana Invitations 10 visit Bellevue College and the
Island accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-04

TURKISH BATHs-No. 10 Laight-st., New
Ioars: Gents 6to8S aud TO p s9HiAy' from
10 IN Ladies, 10 t. " a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-04

STATEN ISLANDERs are patrOling their streets
DARK nights protect each other from bur
glars The 81 thousands o best cns who
experience that ctno be robbed ahen protected
sitl ihe BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH.
HOLMES NJ. POI Broadway.