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The New York herald., 1868-06-26

Fires In Delaney Street, Broadway ant
Ninth Avenue.

Ninth Avenue.
Between four and five O'Clock yesterday afternoon
fire broke out in a stable at 1923 Delaney street.
owned by James Coyle The loss on the stable is
about $780, insured for 5000 In the Park Fire Insu.
rance Company. The fire spread to the blacksmith
shop and dwelling house Of Mr.. Coye. The damage
done to them is about $780, insured for 400 in the
same company.
Shortly after seven O'Clock last night fire oc.
Cured on the third floor Of 42l Broadway the pre-.
misses Of C. G. Carlton. dealer In millinery goods,
caused by the upsetting OF Kerosene lamp. The
fire was extnguished by the owners of the place.
The damage Is estimated at about s3,OOO fully in
sured.
Shortly after eleven O'Clock last night fire broke
out In the grocery store Of r. H. CosgrOve Co., 80
Ninth avenue. The damage done to the stock
amounts to about $4,000; insured for 5000 In the
st. Nicholas, Hamilton and Broadway insurance
companies. The cause Of the fire Is at present un.
known.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

Neatness, Economy and Despatch Combined
IN the execution Of orders Metropolitan Job Printing Esiab
lishmeni 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
to attend meetings printed In the nes.ess Poa.es msnne
other smilar place In the city, At the METROPOrANjos
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 81 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

Brilliant and Enormously Powerful Dav
Night Double Perspective Glasses for toursts, opers'
marine and general outdoor use
The New York herald., 1868-06-26
WAlCACHIA.
Prince Napoleon's visit.

IENfh' june 20, lSODs
Prince Napoleon has arrived al Bucharest lie was
met Mt the city gates by the ospodar Prince Charles
OF Roumanla and escorted to tue palace.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

A.-Jefers Offers Extraordinary Bargains
In Ladies', Misses Chidren's Boots and Shoes JEFF
FERs 36 and 13s Broadway, opposite St. James, Hoffman
and Fifth Avenue Hotels
The New York herald., 1868-06-26
NEW YORK.

Boiler Explosion at Stuyvesant-Three Men
Injured.
HUDSON June rs, 1s6s
The boiler Of the stove works Of p W. Gibbs Co.,
Of Stuyvesant, exploded this afternoon, damaging
the building and machinery to the amount Of about
$4,000 and njuring three men. John Hess. en-
gineer, cut about the head and shoulders. and
Is feared his injuries will prove fatal; John Mahar
but not seriously; Frank McAllister, clerk,
knocked senseless by the fall OF wall,
but soon recovered. The head OF the boiler
was blown out, and Is supposed to have been
caused by the stay bolts giving away. There was
full supply Of water at the time Of the accident and
the boiler mad been In use only three years ana was
q distance Of three or four miles. II destroyed the
boiler house, tore away twenty-five feet from the
roof Of the main building and caused serious dam
age to the freight houses Of Best Co. on the op-
posite side OF the street. nearly one hundred feet dis
tant,
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

InvaIids' Wheel Chairs for'Uuse In Doors or
out-Prce S20 TO So Invaids' carriages to order.
s. ". SMITH, 80 William street, New York
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

BatchelOr's Hair Dye.-The Best in the.
world The only perfect Dye harmless reliable 'nstantA
Factory l6 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

Pnmphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
with neaness quckness and Despatch twenty-five per cen,
cheaper any other printing establishment In the city
at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

The Result in the Northern Counties.
MEMPHIS, June 25, 1862
The election in North Mississippi is progressing
uietly The results so far are decidedly against the
OnstitutiOn.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

BRIlOu's French Yoke shirts, Ready Made
and order Wholesale and retail Removed from 403 70
SOL Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

Royal Havana Lottery .-Prizes Cnshed In
gold and Information furnished by oRIHUELA CO..
Bankers, II Cedar street, New York.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

A.-PhalOn's ssPnphinn Soap Possesses th3
properties the "Paphian Lotion. 25 cents csk.
1t will not chap the skim it is invaluable for the rOiLEr
BATH and NURSERY
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

NunQuAm NOu FHFHtUSs
The heat weather 10 rather premature but We are
living and the csrk OF the seasons must
keen pace with the tnes KNOX. OF 22 broadway h for
tunately nunquam His stock OF Hats ncsudes
style To purchase OF his exquisite white Ties 10 TO
secure n certificate OF gentility nj once.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

American Lever Watches,
Ood and silver for sale by GEO c. ALLEN No Ais Broad
way, door below Cana! street
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

The Famous C0rner-91 Nassam street,
Fulton The Metropolitan Job Printing Es,abshent
The New York herald., 1868-06-26
The New York State Eclectic Medical Society
at Syracuse.

at Syracuse.
SYRACUSE June 25 1868.
The New York State Eclectic Medical Society held
their second days session to-day. Papers read
by Professors A. Davis, E. Freeman and J. M.
Comins. Remarks upon various subjects were made
by President Hadley, Professor Davis, Drs. Preston,
Fr0ss and Smith, Professor Allen, DR.. M. b. Hayden
and Others The society voted that National Eclectic
Medical Society be convened for the purpose Of re-
visng and improving the ndter1d n,edfcd OF the
eclectic school,
The annual meeting will be held the third
Wednesday Of January, 1862 at Albany.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

COrns, BuniOns, Enlarged joints and MI
diseases OF the cured by DR.. ZACHARE 100 Broadway
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

Why In Phalon's "Paphian LOtion' for the
complexion like the Persian oyster shey Because the
mother Of pearl Sold by all druggists
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

A.-Phnlon's "Paphian L0tionn Removes
FRECKLES, PIMPLES, PAN, SALT RHEUM, ERYStP
ELIAS, &c.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

CristadorO's Hair Dye.-The Best Evcr
manufactured Wholesale and retail also applied 81 Nod
A...
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

A.-Buy Your Hats from Burke, IDS FultOs
street. They worn by the bon ton.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

For First Class Printing Of Every Descrip.
ton go to the Metropolitan Job Printing Establishment
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

A Prominent Importing House Has Enru-
pleed arrangements with VAIL Halter, l4l fulton street
whereby "Gentemen Furnishings be prchaseda at
different prices from current quotations elsewhere.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

Umbrellas for the Sum.
Umbrellas for the rain.
Also Pongee parasos
ISAAC SMITH, SON CO., Manufacturers,
4Ob Broadway, near walker street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

The Evening Telegram.
The most popular paper the city.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
The paper for advertisers,
THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
The paper for merchants,
THE EVENING rELsGaAM
III. paper for mechanics
THE EVENING rELEoRAx.
The paper for clerks
rHB EVENING rELseRAx.
The paper for aborers,
THg EVENING rsLEaRAn.
Tns paper for ms isdisa
THE EVENING rELEoRAx
The payer for families
THE EVENING rELEosAs.
The paper for politicians
THE EVENING rRLSgRAx
tn. paper TO, BANKERS and brokers'
THE EVENING rSLgaaAs,
The paper for sn The world,
THE EVENING rELEaaAN
vhe paper .or ,b. rest Of mankind.
rHE EVENING tEteas.s
rbe paper With tb. pest aeus
rHE EVENING sgLEoRAs.
The paper With the mon news
THE EVENING rELgaR,a
TIE paper w,S ,hs srs.n circu,auon
ruE EVENING tELEsRAa
The only I've evening Newspaper puoishei,
rHE EVENING rRLEGGAs
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

Established In 1SOO.-The MetrOpOiitaD Jsh.
Printing Establishment, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

Wigs, Toupees md Ornamental Hairs-Best
quality Hair Dye and Hab Dyens, all ooors' M BAicHk-
LORS, l6 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26
ENGLAND.

Tho Irish Reform Bill and Church Question.
LONDON, June 25-Midnight
In the House OF Commons this evening the Irish
Reform bill was read Q third time and passed.
The re0fum donum, the government grant an
nuslly made to the churches Of Ireland
was voted.
The new postal convention with the United states
is still pending in the House. The government ID
endeavorIng to make uniform terms with all the
steamship companies.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

Consul Rassam Home from Abyssinia.
LONDON. June rs, 1858.
Mr. Rassam, formerly her Majesty's Consul In
Abyssinia, and Of the party held SO long in cap
tivity by the late King Theodorus, has arrived In
England, and to-day had public reception at Kings
College, where hs was heartily cheered and warmly
welcomed by Q large assemblage OF the citizens Of
London.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

Harvest Prospects-The Bank Return.
LONDON, June 25, 1868.
The harvest prospects continue favorable. The
weather to-day throughout england is warm and
beautiful.
The regular weekly statement Of the Bank Of Eng
land, made public to-day, shows that the amount OF
bullion In vault has increased f352, 900 since last
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

LONDON, June 25-Evenng.
rne POLITICAL news to-day 10 meagre and unim-
portant,
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affiant, are not good and collectable; and
that he is honestly and truly entitled to
make the deduction from his income for
said year as specifically sated in detail,
in accordance with the true intent of the
excise laws of the United States; that
the statement of. the number or weight
and value of the articles enumerated in
Schedule A, owned, possessed, or kept
by him, or of which he had the care or
management, on the first day of March,
A. D. 1868, is also just and true; and
that the several rates and amounts there
in contained are stated in legal tender
CHI rancE
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SPECIAL NOTICES

.Address 60 she Nervous and Debflitasns,
whose sufferings have been protractei from hidde,
fender existence deslTubie II Won are gir;n az b
Suffered fom involuntary discharges what effect does Ii
ebstsd easily tired Does o S S9 sgt, ,e s,sTfin wfGS
produces papation Of the hearty Doss your liver OF
order Is your urine solnemSs thick milky Or aocky.
OF II ropy on settlinge OR does thick scum rise TO
the top! Or Is sediment at the bottom after it has
dftPePsisg Are cr bowels eonstipated. DO Won have
ycar memory iPairedf Is your mind constantly dwell,
Ing upon this suhjectf Do you feel dull listless mon
essne to get away from everybody Does any little
ng make yon start or jump? Is your sleep broken or
bloom your cheek as brighti DO YOU euioy
is society as Welt Do you pursue your business with
Sourseifi Are your Spirits & and s sTnnaSnee IN
ats Of melancholy! If so do not lay 1t your liver or
hypepsia Have you RESTLESS nghtsi Your back weak
kour knees weak and have but little appetite and you
ettribute this to dyspepsia or liver cumplaInty
Now, reader seiabuse venefeal diseases badly cured
weakness Of the gecfative organs The organs of ZEN.
sration, when III perfect health, make the man. Did
Ton ever think that those bold defiant energetic per
severing Successful businessmen are ALWAYS those
whose generative organs in perfect health? Yon
nervousness ofpaiptaton ofthe heart They are never
afraid they cannot succeed in business; they don't be-
pleasant in the company Of ladies' and look Won and
them right in the cenone of your downcast looks or
any other meanness about them do not mean those
who keep the organs infamed by running to excess
These win not only ruin their constitutions but also
those they do busiress with C. Ior. .I1 .-'f.-l
How many men from badly-cured diseases. from the
effects OF seabuse aud excesses, have brought about
that state of weakness in those that has reduced
The general system SO mcha to induce elmost every
other diseaseidocy unac paralysis spinal affections
suicide, and almost every other form Of disease which
humanity Is heir to- and the real cause Of the trouble
scarcely ever suspected and have docored for all but
the right one. -, /.
Diseases OF these organs require the use of duretic
HELMB0LD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCEU is the great
Diuretic and certain for diseases of the Bad
der. Kidneys Gravel, Drupsy, orgatic Weakness Fe
male Cenpl ntsGeaera Debility. and all diseases of
the Urinary Organs, whether existing in Male Female
from whatever riinating and matter of how
long standing
sanity may ensue. Our flesh and blood are supported
from these and the health and happiness and
that Of Posterty depends upon prompt OF reliable
remedy. SfE .-fs.s So 7stsssT,E
Helmbolds Extract Buchn. established upward oils
years, prepared by Fl. T. HELMBOLD Druggist ~
594 Broadway New York, and 104 South 10th Street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
PRIcE-$1 s5 per borle or bottles for $659 deliver
ed to address, Sold By all Druggists everywhere 934
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The destruction by the food at Tole-
do was very great. The Blade says a.
most every house doing business on Wa
ter street suffered to greater or less ex-
tent. An immense amount of lumber
and pine logs was swept away. The
bridge company loses heavily, the bridge
being badly injured. The docks of the
Michigan Southern and Toledo & Wa
bash railroads were badly injured. The
Cleveland & Toledo railroad company
will have to make a heavy outlay to get
the long span of their bridge back to its
place and make the necessary repairs.
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ofthose points Allhinds of damage within its

ofthose points. All kinds of damage within its
province was duly accomplished, houses de-
molished CT moved, steeples, roofs and bridges
blown down, fences scattered, trees thrown ac-
ross railroad tracks, to be encountered by the
trains, steamboats, wrecked, and in one in
stanc whole train, with sixty passengers, was
whirled from the track, and rolled over and
over, down an embankment, without any loss
of life, however. many lives were lost elsewhere
in various ways, by the hurricane, tornado,
gale, or whatever else of violence it may be
named. The particulars of these occurancss,
would be voluminous beyond our space. Some
are given as samples.
Chicago.-The machine shops of the
Chicago & Rock Island Road located near
the junction, suffered severely. The
blacksmith shop, building two hundred
feet long, built of brick,was entirely de-
molished. The machine shop was also
much damaged, several hundred feet of
the wall being blown down. The station
engine house and other buildings were
also considerable damaged. 1t is repor-
ted that forty other buildings in the vi
cinity of the machine shops were more or
less damaged. .sa .~Ess5
Paaa, M-A terrific storm swept
through this place, blowing down twelve
or fifteen business houses, besides. a num-
Der of dwellings, barns, &c, and carrying
off large quantities oflumber. The dam
age to property is estimated at from
$50, 900 to o,0oo.
Rock Island, IA-The draw to the
Railroad bridge across the Mississippi
at this point was blown down, breaking
it in two and killing one man.
Two or three dwellings, were unroofed
at Elizabethtown, Ind, and the new Meth
odist Episcopal Church, built of brick
and worth $4,000 was completely wreck
ed
81. Louis.-Several dwelling houses
were unrooted, walls blown down, fences
and trees leveled and lumber yards raized
At Grey's Summit, on the Pacific Rail
road, fifty miles west of the city, a frame
house containing a number of people, was
raised from its foundation and moved
several yards without material injury to
itself or inmates.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-21

The assessments for the year 1868
have just been made in Philapelp lphia, un-
der the new law by which property is
assessed at it's actual market value.
The total value of assessed real esatae
within the limits OF the city proper is set
down in the return at S445, 5,593,317.
By the assessment of 1867 the value of
this same property was given as $780,
35o,666 only, or scarcely more than one
third its present valuation. The increse
is due, OF course, greatly to the new sys-
tenn of assessment.
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WINDS AND FLoops.-The profuse rains ofthe
last ten days have had the effect to raise the
streams in all the Northern and Central States,
TO almost unprecedented heights, assisted great
ly, by the abundant SHOWS, that have now gen
orally disappeared. The ice, too. was of a
strength and thickness almost unheard of in
these attitudes, and terrific Ice gorges have been
among the features of the time, and these have
generally aided in the vast destruction that has
so widely prevailed. The more formidable of
these were near Albany, on the Hudson. at the
Water Gap, on the Delaware, at Toledo, and at
Rock Island on the Mississippi Bridges in
great numbers, some of them large and costly,
have been swept away or damaged. with much
other properly, and many lives have been lost.
Another result, that can but be expected to fol-
low, is the overflow of the lower Mississippi re-
gion, where SO much has been suffered the last
few years from the same cause. All the rivers
! pouring towards the gulf are high at once, and
/ the vast volume Of water thus accumulating
can hardly be estimated or its effect imagined.
On Monday night general storm of wind
of tremendous violence prevailed over large
section, reaching TO Chicago, St, Louis and
Cincinnati, and all between and much out side
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Toledo is to have the State Fair.

The loss by the flood at Davenport and Rock
Island will reach quarter of million.
EgIn Philadelphia, six women physicians re-
turn incomes ranging from $4,000 to $4,000 a
year.
eg-J Ross Browne, the new Minister to Chi
ma, was formerly foreman and afterwards clerk
in the Ohio Statesman office.
EgrHeavy land slides occurred on the Pan
Handle road near Pittsburgh, and ON the Wells
vile road .-.s.. p.
sgChicago has packed over sOO,O 900 hogs the
past season, almost five times as many as were
packed there eight years ago and more than
twice as many as Cincinnati, which used to be
"Porkopolis." packed this year.
egVessels are arriving and departing from
Chicago, from and to other ports on Lake
Michigan. 1t is thought that the straits will be
opsn early, and navigation to Buffalo will be
open by the middle of April
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Prompt Payments

have entitled themselves with the right to buy goods
cheap, and to all who buy for Cash am confident can
offer good bargains in goods be found at any
establishment in this region. Look where and long
you please, but before you buy drop in and if we
can't do you any good, we viii do you no harm.
Believing that the true system for all who buy or sell
is to pay you go, desirous of bringing my bu-
siness as neara
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Ne,o and Cheap Goods.

L HE Subscriber having just received
rom New York full Stock of new and seasonable
Goods, suitable for the Fall Winter Trade Purchas
ed with Cash at The lowest prices, would respectfully
invite all who wish buy good goods at low prices to
call and see for themselves that they may and he.
lieve.
To those who have for years past favored me with their
patronage and by
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Kingsville Academy.

The Spring term OF this fourishIng institution will
begin ON Monday March 16 1865 and continue 10 weeks,
under the same management as for 7 years past The
fact that A Judson Barrett the President Of County
Board Of Examiners is at the head of Kingsvle Acad
emy is sufficient guaranty that all its interests and
those of the students will be seduously cared for
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The proposed new Constitution of
Michigan is to be submitted to the peo
pie of the State in April next. An ex-
citing. time is anticipated. The points
which are ground of discussion are these ::
The suffrage question, Prohibition or IL
cense, Annual or biennial session of the
Legislature. These questions are all
submitted separate from the body of the
Constitution. ..-
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CoMMENDABLE.-Superv Abeel, very clear
ly, has his heart fixed up plan of saving the
village authorities from the odium they have
rested under during the past two or three years,
in connection with the depot road. The worst
of the season is upon us, and, thanks to the
heavy coating Of gravel with which it was dress
ed last season, and the care and watchfulness
during the breaking up in keeping the water
drained off and every depressed spot promptly
filed, that piece of road has been, aud still is, in
good travelling condition. Although there was
much chafferiug about the policy adopted last
fall by the village authorities, experience would
seem TO prove that the true plan had been
struck. and tie warrant follows, that if the plan
is carried out with anything like the fidelity
and practical sense, with which it has been be-
gun, the mastery will haYe been gained over
the clay material of which that road is built
A whole season for grading is now before us,
and with the present start, such a foundation
may be secured, before another season of trial,
as will carry US easily over the breaking up of
another spring. All this may be done, and more
attention given to other portions of the village
With energy let the good work now be pushed
on throughout the village
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DIR. Clarkss Wild Cherry Lozenges, for the
eafeof Coughs. Colds Hoarseness, Sore Throat Bron-
chits, and all affections Of the Throat and Lungs Pain
in the Breast Side etc. etc. etc. The wild Cherry Loz-
enges have never fnled give Immediate relief when
taken in the first stages of Disease of the Throat and
Lungs Immediately suluing inflammation and irritation
the parts affected. For sale by all Druggists.
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STEAMER ExPLosIoN.-On March 18th, the
Magnolia from Cincinnati to Maysville exploded,
when twelve miles on her trip. About 40 pas
sengers were Killed by the explosion, and many
others burned o. drowned.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-21

BRANDRETII,S PILLS.-Our theory Local
disease whether of the stomach and bowels, enlarge
ment of the JOINTS rheumatic pains, cutaneous erup-
tions, dyspeptc complaints, boils, or whatever
form such local disease puts on are so many PRooFs
of disordered state of the blood and bowels which
BRANDRETH'S PILLS corrcci and cure. EXPERIENCE
and 10000 certificates say this is SO.
4w9.9 -.. - B. BRANDRETH.
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General Washington believed in equal
suffrage, and voted side by side with ne
groes every time he voted at all, during
his whole life, after the Revolutionary
war. But Washington lived in an age
when there were no Democratic party
papers; hence he did not know any bet
for
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MARRIED..

In Conncaut, March 4th. by Rev. R. NJ. Keyes,
Justus S. Stearns of Erie Pa to Miss Paulina Lyon,
Of the former place.
In Orwell March 18th. by Rev VIM. Hayes, E. j.
Cook of Orwell, to Miss Mary G. Day of Orwell.
In Jefferson, March o, by Rev. E. C. Farley, Cory
don T. Grover NJ. d. Hartsgrove, to Miss Eunice A.
McElroy of Rome
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at MORRISON'S

ALL WOOL Fancy Cassimeres Vari-
ous Styles and prices Black Doeskins Black Twilrd
French Broad Cloth, aHWool Tweeds, Heavy all Wool
Cassimeres for farmers and aboring mems every day
wear good honest goods, Kentucky jeans Pekn Rib
ed Cassmeres, Cashmerettes Check'd Csssimeres for
boys suits, full line at cheap figures forcash at
MORRISONS.