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The New York herald., 1868-06-03
Fcs;Ida MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

An cX9cdtlon = being organized for The purpose
OF exploring the Persian Guf-that ls al The coun-
tries hsthed BY ihe Rcd -ea-and ifi supposed win
occurr lre roa-. Tae 81. ..et is at once t1rier-
c.lL sc0e at t. rnl .is
Nae. 90 te'N-.a.
4 moAs,o. cannon, PFC, med . ihc Satan %
queen Victoria, has been received NJ Woolwich arse
mai. The balls accompanying 1t are Of granite and
weigh 650pouncs each. They similar 70 those de
scsilef In Gibbons Rise and Fah of the Roman En-
p.re" as being used Dy Mah0mtt ii, at the sclge
OF Adrianopie ia l45&
The PAWS Fiooro reports she. following abstract
from letter rec eiyed from Rio Dlucro--"With you
civilization advances, but hege IN the Brazils it fes
TIE aticsuakps out here actu hy come to the house
doors ana wal FOR the lOcksm rl tO nx them ana put
knob on their tail.n 50 nan q zero. ben tocato.
quantity Of gold coin has been discovered In the
Of kAefsOE. IN the 59c sea. The coins bear
the eIigy OF Catharno Ia. eigh IN all about 321
pounds and are stated TO DC v orth $4,000.
Two English gentleme n, bavnQ to fight n duel re-
Gently IN Paris. made A Deavy bet on WHO could
drink the mostbefofe 8 tn; on the croSnd. one Of
them fei dead from his chJir while finishing his tr
teenth bottle OF ciaret.
protection OF the Arc hbu hop Of Agiers staiea tha
She Is ne only child rft Of Eve in her family IN
otncf four having bee successfully killed and eate-
10y their parents. On ,arch being made the bone
were discovered In th8 cabin.
seven thousand ps nds sterling was paid for N
rent OF the house ocs pied by the English commit,e
uNiinb Wy = III LOnuCu tLllS
prVpOanced 'ratGer' expensive.n
Shortly after the ession OF Venice Prince Uumbert
on ahghtlnS IRON IL carriage In Florence, accom-
panied ny meg Der OF the Austrian diplomats
corps, was asked or aims by q beggar, hut oOu,
Gnd nothing 80 gv him "Here - sa,d The Austrian
take thls Louis dor" mo, thank you," repne'
lhe oeg9ar' aii turned away. The diplomat wa'
asvohisneu anul .egarded his companion for eXpena
ions Uh, aid the Prince, ''you have nOthlnt
charity"
The mammo n show. combining circus and mena
Rerle, unaer the management Of Dau RICE w,
veteran, WI depart from BuiialO to-day for Oihel
helts ana 10 stnres new.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
CANADA.

More About the Expected Fenian Radcliffe
Military Preparations Complete-Everything
Ready for Use.
OTTAWA, June 2, 1S6s
The military preparations for the anticipated Fe
nian raid are very complete. Field brigades have
been formed In the various districts composed Of
regulars and volunteers, having attached to each a
battery Of artillery and troop of cavalry, under
the command Of officers chosen from the line.
Each brigade can act independently. or they
may be brought together as circumstances
shall require Tents and field stores Of all kinds are
ready for use, and the troops could take the field at
moments notice, fully equipped for service. The
duties OF the quartermaster general and commissa-
rat departments will be performed by imperial ofi-
GERS. There will be considerable reserve Of regu.
lars and volunteers should the brigades already
formed not be sufficient to meet the emergency. The
regulars and volunteers are now armed with Snlder
and Enfield breach-loaders, and there is abundant
supply OF ammunition on hand at all the necessary
points. The volunteers to receive fifty cents per
day, in addition to iree rations, when in active
service. In addition to the preparations for the
service on land, gunboats now stationed at Pres
cott Kingston, Toronto Fort Erie and the st. Clair,
manned by sailors of the royal navy and supplied
with Armstrong guns.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
THE PRIZE RING.

The Recent 1IcCcole.Scburn PugiIi-tic Fixzle--
Charges Brought Against Cobmrn.
ST. LOUIS, No., June q 1865.
Several citizens of st. Louis, headed by Ben De
Bar, OF De Bars Opera House, yesterday teegraphed
TO New York sporting paper that persons here who
were at Cold Springs, Indiana, on Wednesday last
testify on oath that about half-past two O'Clock on
that day Coburn came within half mile of the ring;
that Johnny Franklin approached him, bringing
with him the Sheriff; that Johnny told the Sheriff to
arrest Coburn, and. that the Sheriff replied that he
had no count, wnereupon Franklin produced docu
ment from his pocket. and on that whatever IL was,
the sheriff took him away.
Chief Of Police Ruifon. OF Cincinnati, is ready to
testify on oath that he offered 900 by CoDuras
friends TO procure the arrest Of McCooe.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
ST. DOMINGO.

Ex.President Cabraps Party Organizing a
Military Campaign Against Baez - Queer
Financial, Measure Of tie Latter.
HAVANA, June 2, 1868.
The partisans Of ex-Presdent Cabral are actively
at work TO drive General Daez from the executive
chair. In the southern part OF the republic force
Of about three thousand men have taken the field,
and are to act conjunction with another body OF
troops commanded by General Luperon from the
Clbao districts.
General Luperon had issued proclamation on
May l3 against General Baez whose pos ton is now
regarded as very insecure. Generals Caora Adon,
.Palanco Pimentil and others are preparing to Join
the movement started by General Luperon.
General Baez was forced recently TO borrow
100000 worth of dry goods from Curacao house.
He intends to bring them into this country free OF
duty and raise money on them to pay his cmployes
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
GUADELCUPE

American BIau.Of-War Contoocook Ashore.
HAVANA, June 2, ls0s.
The American steam gunboat Contoocook go.
ashore at the island OF Guadeloupe. She was being
discharged to get her OH the beach.
The United states steamer Contoocook is the Dag
ship OF the American squadron she ran ashore
while entering the harbor OF Polnt.a-Pitre, Guada.
loupe. AT last accounts she was leaking badly. Two
French vessels we're alongside but their assistance
was Intellectual. The pilot was arrested, but was re-
leased on the next day. the blaps being aid on the
commander OF the Contoocook Tor carrying too much
steam against the pilot s orders.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
ENGLAND.

The Neutrality Laws Rcvisi0n-The Alabama
Principle Conference.-The AbOlitiOnist Negro
Party Defeated.
LONDON, June Q, 1858.
The royal commission on the neutrality laws have
made o report in favor OF granting the executive
authorities additional power to detaln ships supposed
to be intended for belligerent purposes They also
recommend that the building, fitting out or manning
such vessels in British port be declared msde-
meanor; that any ship built in Great Britain In viola
tion Of such law shall not be permitted to enter any
British port and that their prizes, If brought within
British jurisdiction shall be returned to their
owners.
The Grand Jury have refused to bring bill > Ia
dctment against Ex-Governor Eyre, o! Jamaica on
the evidence adduced by the prosecution.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
VENEZUELA.

Flight Of the Government Omcials from
Caracas-Escape of Falcon to Oruba.
HAVANA. Jnne 2, 1868.
When General Rojas, at the head OF the revolu.
tOnists had entered the city OF Caracas the officers
and partsans OF the government, fearing treachery,
subsequently fed from the city, and large numbers
had joined General Monagas. The lighting not
ended, and much boodshed was expected.
General Falcon had escaped to the Dutch island Of
Oruba.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
MISSOURI.

severe Storm in lIissouri-Property Dnmaped.
ST. LOUIS, Jane ?, 1865.
The storm OF yesterday did considerable damage
in the surrounding country. Al Kirkwood, fifteen
miles from here large brick hotel In OF
struction was blown down and almost completely
demolished. Other localities also suffered and much
damage was done TO the early fruit by hail. Myriads
OF locnsts have come or the ground In this county.
No serious damage has yet been done
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
NEW MEXICO.

Indian Oufrnges in Fora Anna C0unfy-Geu-
eral Grant PetitiOned TO send Troops There.
ST. Louis, NO., June 2, 1868.
number of prominent citizens OF Dora Anna
county, New Mexico, including State county and
judicial officers have petioned for General Grant to
station sufficient mounted force IN that county to
protect them from the indians. They say that
within sixty days many Of their best citizens have
been either murdered wounded by the Indians,
tlat tie county Is nearly stripped OF stock and that
there Is no security whatever for life or property.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
TENNESSEE.

A Negro csiri attempts tn lrnracg Her iu,!,es'-
'TanEily.
MCMPUIS, June >, lSGS.
negro girl in South Memphis attempted TO poison
her fathers family on Sunday by putting powdered
glass in pot of vegetables. On being detected she
acknowledged her crime, and gave as IA reason that
her father had refused 10 allow her 10 join the Meho
dist Church, he being a Baptist.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
HAYTI.

General Snlomon to be Invited to Accept the
Presidency-Salnave Whereabouts.
HAVANA June Z, 1868.
commission has been sent to Europe from Port
au Prince to tender the Presidency TO General Sa.o
mon, now Minister TO England'and France.
The reports in regard President salnsve are con-
Trajectory. Some say he has left the country, Others
that he remains and is preparing for another battle
with the Cacos Still another report Gays he has
been assassinated by his own troops
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
JAMAICA.

Another British Gunboat Gone TO Hayfien
Wntcrs---UnpopuIarty Of Ex-Governor
Walker, Windwnrd Isles.
HAVANA June 2, 1868.
/, The British steam gunboat Cordeia has gone to
Hayt to act in concert with the Phoebe and the
Royalist.
when Governor walker, chief executive OF the
British windward isles, left the Barbados he was
most unpopular and had to be escorted to his vessel
py the military, as q precaution against mob vio.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03

a lotN WOMAN SuOOTs HER LOVER. -AO0W
tN9 WetAS since a young ady of kichilona, lna.,
cams 70 10 "a city 20 meet here aud oec0Hs Hie we
Si = man WnOm she had loved oil TOO Wei ana who
heu prc1 ise 10 marry her here on the l1tn instead
OF funT nr his prorlse the scducer married another
girl AMI continued at Richmond In the discharge OF
nv oT les as policeman Ine u,sappoM,n,eu M M soung
part returned to her home armed herself with 9
evof YER and then started out IN the evening to nd
her rormer lover she round him, had some conver.
sau on with him and they were about TO sepefate,
sh drew pistol and shot him In the breast the ball
10 dying IN or near the left lung But one person
Sitpessed the deed he attempted TO arrest her. but
she warned him to desst at his peril. advice which
4 he deemed it prudent to follow, and she coolly
l walked on We learn she has since disappeared.
The man was carried TO house ana lies In . very
| critical condition. IL has thus r. been fOund I'm
possible to extract the ball, and Il u not likely he
can recover r.-CsnctnTaH Commercial xQv 81
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
GREECE.

The Legislative Session-Candian Delegates
at the Door.
VIENNA, June 2, 1868.
Advices have been received from Athens that the
representatives OF the foreign Powers in that city
have formally protested against the admission OF
representatives from Gambia to the Grecan Chambers
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
The Trinl of JeG Davis TO Be Postponed-
Names of Witness es Summoned.

RICHMOND, June 2, 1865.
The Davis trial will be postponed until October by
agreement, as already stated, Of the counsel.
Among the witnesses summoned in the
case are Generals Hartranft, Wilcox and
Sharp, OF the Union Army ard Generals
Ftz Lee, Cooper and Gordon, of the Confederate
army. Burton n. Harrison, private secretary of Mr..
Davis is also on the witness list.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
NEW YORK.

The Savings Bank Bin signed by Governor
Tenton.
ALBANY, June q 1903.
The Governor to-day signed the bill relative to
savings banks, which allows the investment OF the
finds OF savings institutions the stocks or bonds
OF any city county OF the state 20 the extent OF
fifteen per cent or ia Unted states stocks.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LIvEEPoor, June 2.-The steamship Worcester,
from Baltimore May l6 arrived at this pofi to-day.
LONDON, June 2.-Ihe steamship fpIOna. nom
New YORK Nay l6 arrived at this port day before
yesterday.
Paris from New York May %. and the Palmyra.
from New York May - arrived at this port ycster-
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
THE NHcsTua lYassl IaAarpY.
Autcps> Of the Body of the Murdered Man
Important Disclosures.


kingston, Mass June II, correspondence or the
Boston Herald
An autopsy Of the body OF Cornelius Holmes
was per formed Gt Kingston this afternoon by DR..
Henry j. Bicelow, OF Boston assisted by Drs Charles
| Il. Porter aud lie Baron Russell, OF Boston; DR..
Jones OF Kingston, and DR.. Alexander Jackson OK
Plymouth, with a view to determine positively
whether 1t was possible for the deceased to have
4, ed in III, some have supposed might have been
the te extensive fractures or the skull and the
torn and ragged appearance OF the scalp. that
death resulted from heavy blows innicted by
some n Nunt instrument, club or stone. Tho
other no Is OF the body were indicative OF periect
health m left hand alone bearing marks such as
might bav been received in endeayoring 10 ward
or n b,aw There could be conclusion but that
the deceasad was the victim OF most horrible ana
brutal murder .n
This af,ernoo u about four o'clock; coat. shirt
and handkerchs were dragged fro "A Jones river in
Kingston by mar, les engaged In a search, prompted
thereto by inforn alton given by some ady opera
tives in Newcombs thread mill who stated that LAST
Wednesday noon m ,y saw Andrews, the alleged mur-
derer OF Cornelius H. Vines 90 toward the river with
bundle and return without it. The articles found
were rorn INTO shreds and had the appearance OF
having een sat turated with blood. II VIII be almost
impossible to Identify u sothing ~ beionging 10
Andrews IL Is SAID, OWN eoi's dilapldaed Cohdilo
,nt crcn,nsfantisI eylde nee rs very strong IN that
J;.>o.iS, H. 81 u w Varrs 'Ormerly District Attorney,
ra,oirs ,,ss,ossor OF the rticles and they viii prob
n, ho mi nj tied 10 chez 1cle test. The vest
by Andrews on the day or ~ = =,nuo'' anu gwen w
By him as s7ch, has been pr ;ns,, W ., V1 sV.ea
with human, blood. The eXl 4A'"o" VI 'ne pin'S
has not yet lpeen concluded. r. tho co,c,,s,o, th,,
It rs ilardi,N possible TO avohI VIC 0ouS"S'O" tnas
Andrews is he guilty gartys
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
American Institutions for the Iusane-innual
ses.ion OF the Medical snperinsendents.

StshOh va '"O thN-'Ne~' ''"PSih".ci"V''-'
BosTON, June ., 1858.
The medical supcrintendents OF the American in
stitutions for the insane began their second annual
session at the American House in this city TO-DAY.
The association was called to order Dy DR.. Thomas
Kirkbride OF the Pennsylvania Hospital for the In
sane at Philadelphia, President, and the minutes Of
he last annual session at Philadelphia were read
by the Secretary Dr. John Curwen, OF the Pennsy-
yania State Lunatlc Hospital al Harrisburg.
SuperintendcDts OF insane asylums from various
parts OF the country were IN attendance. The nist
subject considered was project for genera, law
determining the legal relations OF the insane and
theft c0mmitta 70 asylums. draft OF such law ~
10 he per.ected The association accepted an inv
tat.on to visit the hospitals and places OF interest IN
and around Boston.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03

Order from General Stonemnn Assuming
Command Of the First Military District.
RICHMOND, June 2, 1885,
General Stoneman has issued an order taking COM
mand Of the First Military district. He directs that
all orders heretofore issued be strictly observed and
all military and civil officers continue in the per-
formance of their duties.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
CUBA.

'vVhItsmntide Holidnys-No Transactions In
-Provisions-lI Marine Intelligence
HAVANA, June q, 1868.
on account Of the wnitsuntide holidays almost all
business here has been suspended since Saturday
last The following are the quotations reported
4 Lard, 1sx 1ekc. Hams, 17c. per pound for dry
)a tied and 2oc. for sugar cured.
Nothing has been done In sugars
The steamships Lodona and Columbia arrived to-
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
MASSACHUSETTS.

Ex.Govcraor Levi Lincoln's Funerul-Iripres-
siye Ceremonies.
WORCESTER, June 2, 1865
The funeral OF the venerable Ex-Governor Lincoln
took place at noon today Business was generally
suspended and laes at half.mast. The Independent
Corps OF Cadets. accompanied by Browns Brigade
band performed escort duty. In the procession
Nore Governor Bullock and stan, TIE Executive
Council al1 Oler cis-e c.icg'f; o. Wore ester l.lt
llnnrv @fe'e unala "ni tasFi5 O.. lniZr.Oas.
INe PM tlr-rs wer. rs. i1fc .u)is 81 dstslfHc,
CIL1.0 ara l..Urf' ?. J.. fL1.1,. 30f.ah quincy
Isaac ravl- 5.iI .nln ft'ln1u alt JOAN E0lEng.d
Ile beds 0f .hC Citf wer' .iolicd duupg tao moving
OF iAe fGnera cOrt6gc 20 Rural Cemetery
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
LOUISIANA.

Burning Of the steamer Ben McCuIiOcl-
Three Lives Lost.
NEW ORLEANS June ., 1865
The steamer Ben McCulloch took fire on the 26th,
while lying up for tine night in the Onachita river,
between Trenton and Camden, and was burned TO
the waters edge. Three lives were lost-nam ely,
Mr.. william II. Scott, OF Arkansas, Mrs. Ryan and
daughter OF Alabama.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
BAHAMAS.

The Lighthouse on Crooked Island.
HAVANA, June 2, 1868.
The new light on Crooked island will not be shown
until June "a
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
Meeting of the National Board Of Trade-pro-
gramme Of the Session.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2, 1868.
The meeting Of the National Board Of Trade will
commence In this city tomorrow morning at eleven
o'clock The sessions will be held in the FOYER ofthe
Academy of Music, and will probably be continued
several days. The most ample provision has been
I'M ade for the entertainment OF the delegates Bust.
ness will be transacted during mornings, and In the
afternoons the visitors vii be escorted to various
noon they visit Paramount Park; Friday evening VIII
be grand banquet at the Academy OF Music, gwen
by the city; on saturday trip made along tne Deis
next week an excursion through the coal region.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail siVea nshp ocotia VIII ie@'e 'nAS
port Wednesday for lverpool.
The mails for Europe VIII close AZ tne fost ohico
at twelve O'Clock NJ Oin edncsnay.
The NEW YORK HERALD -Editon ior Europe-~l'
be ready at halfpast teiN , CLOCK Ia 'he horni'g'
Single copies, In wrapnn ior mailng, SIX GENUS.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
{ - NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNn~
VIRGINIA.

Arrival Of Chief Justice Chase at Richu, ,oita.
RIcHaoND June 2, 1853.
Chief Justice Chase arrived in this city to-day and
is the guest OF Judge II. G. Bond. He win preside
over the United States Circuit Court tomorrow and
win probably remain here until after the trials Of
some important cases.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
FRANCE.

Prince NapOleon's Movements.
PARIS, June 2, 1868.
Prince Napoleon has let Paris on visit to Baden
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
PENNSYLVANIA.
Forged Checks Being Sent by Mail.


The Second National Bank Of this city is receiving
by mail fraudulent checks purportlng to be signed by
Furness Brlnley Co.. and marked ''good,' by
Harrison teler' OF that banking institution. Theie
Ia no such person teller to the bank.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
The Toronto Troops i'm High State of
EGiciency-Artiiiery Sent 10 Prescott.


The field brigade, composed Of regulars and voun-
teers, in Toronto, has been placed in high state of
efficiency. STAFF officers in charge of camp equi-
page, forage, stores and all other requisites have
been appointed and the alls for prompt action, in
the that the services OF the brigade should be
required, are all arranged.
Four guns Of the Royal Artillery stationed here left
this morning for Prescott strong guard from the
Twen'y-ninth regiment has been placed over the
drill shed and the new jail.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03

A.-Rheumnfism Legally Warm mten ',red
or money refunded. DR. FlTLEk'S~ 'iNtIhhiiE
RHEg MATIC REMEDY 7J4 Broadway, waI anted uninJu'
rous II cured me permanently. . - .
The New York herald., 1868-06-03

Cu.peps AGAINST JUDGE Bl srEED-A Washing
ton dnt OF the Phila deiphia Press states
Tho, ienyth,1 and detailed ttsment OF charges
s~a,pst Tdoe s,staed OF the u ,ited states District
ronrt for the liasrict of Aabama was circulated In
hoh hnmsss oft or gress on the lsH instant Among
the charoes are ia norance of law, neglect OF duty
and arbitrary en-, rios of judgmens.on the dockes OF
his court aifter ali ournment. He Is also charged
with bavingrece YEA bribes. The paper is signed by
Henry r. Ssu,nIe an among the witnesses referred
to to snstain the eli larges Major General Wager
Syvovpe General ! VIZ ard Warner General McDunn,
ev Gnvarnor q, % patio m William T. Hotcfett George
Ety. General u. f. ,Jo IN ana others oi equai pfo'i
nan md raiia o.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03

GAN lfcn seek s'uccess.'-Cozsfi phrfn0-
lory learn what YOU can DO a,A = ExarIna
lions with charts, daily Broadway See II renoocl
Jourual for June g. Nswrmen have IL
The New York herald., 1868-06-03

The Famous COrner--9S NISSAN Street,
corner Futoo. The Metropolitan job Printing Embellishments
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
TELECRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
ABYSslNlA.

Napier's March to the Coasr-Theodorus'
Widow.
LONDON, June 2, 1865.
Dispatches received by the London Journals from
Abyss.n!a state that General Napier reached Senate
with the rear OF the expedition on the oath OF May
The widow Of the late King Theodorus was re-
ported dead.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03

A-wnrd,s Perfect IN ting Shirts, Broad-
way and Union square; also at "a Broadway
The New York herald., 1868-06-03

Roots, Shoes, Gnifers and slippers hI Every
'''''' ~ f''~'' c. C. RICfEMOHn
The New York herald., 1868-06-03

A--Styiish and Nobby Hats fer Gents ana
youths opular prices. BURhE rs 1T i'on S'r'e@
The New York herald., 1868-06-03

Batcheior's Hair Dye.--The Rest In tho
Tho only perfect Dive barmiess rciaDl insa ata-
neous. Factory i6 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03

A.-Rheumatism.-T Aide,n inn Comfy,
Philadelphia, cured publicly, recommends ~; iL..
vEGET ABLE RHEt MArIC REMEDY, dssr tioi Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03

A.-Wnrd's Cloth -LineA Paper C"lnrs ana
Cuffs Broadway and Union Are' aso "hoe'@'e an"
NrnnI nIynu
The New York herald., 1868-06-03

Phuionss &C Paphian La TON, IL tue oniy he~
liable remedy for blemkhes ORA { Skin.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
PORTO RICO.

Failure ef a Mercantile House-the Creditors
'"''. Americans.
sl.. HAvAya, June o 1868.
The mercantile house OF Retro Radiro las failed.
Their liabilities principally American, amoun, to
f60o,00o
The New York herald., 1868-06-03

FRECKLEs, PIMPLEs, TAN, sA LIT RHEUM' ERfslf
The New York herald., 1868-06-03

A.-Phnlon's ssPaphian = ~ ip" Possesses the
same properties "Pavhian Lott m 70 cents cass
chap skin; Is inva Die ior 'ne ioiLEfs
BAPH and NURSERY.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03

Keen Your Head CoOi und Your Uar
heatay Get a bottle OF CHEVAlIEk's LffA FOR THE
Halo gray hair 70 its orgn2l coo stops i
snr cate dcilZa ul heirdrtssins. sea
Chevalcis sTreatse the Hair" Given away at the drug
s1RsH a. ciEvALlER n. D.. Ll2s Broadway NY.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03

Neatncss. Economy and DcSpmtch Combiued
o. Orfcfs Metropolitan JNS ftis fss1'.o-
lsai AMI. s. Nasssu str3et.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
t'hc Evening Telegram.

Wigs, Toupeus and. Ornamental Jiair.-isest
quality Har Dye and Hair Dyeing. all DAlCEr
LOks, "a BOND street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03

Cristndoro,s Hair Dye.-The Best Ever
manufactured. Wholesale and retal also applied a-So.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03

Eyovrl uaynna Eaftrry. Prizes PAID IN Cold.
arna. lla lurn ihss big paid lor IOou1Ons
AM M, .llis 10 C1A anA tigels .
The New York herald., 1868-06-03

For First Glass Printing of Every peScrir-
ton 90 20 Metropolitan too Printing Lsiahshment, ~