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The New York herald., 1868-06-10
BROOKLyy INTELLIGENCE.

Sr MAsY's PxMALg HOSPITAL situated at No. 153
Clinton street. was opened TO the pubic Yesterday.
Il has been especially dtcd up snd Furnished for the
use OF patients The building Is capable Of accom-
modating twenty patients.
THEFT ov GAME CHrCKESs.-Thomas Wagner was
taken before Justice Riley. yesterday afternoon to
answer charge OF stealing two game fowls, valued
at $50 from Mr.. Samuel Ncho- The fowls were
taken from the Atlantic street railroad depot. Tue
accused was hold TO answer.
ExaAsKxEMr ACcIDssr-Henry Mackiin, eleven
years Of age. white playing in sand pit in vacant
lot in second street, e. d., yesterday afternoon sus
tanned fracture of one Of his legs by the caving in
OF an embankment The boy was sent to the City
Hospital by Captain Wogiom OF the Forty NTH pre-
cinct Hts parents reside at 400 Cherry street. New
YORK.
SKIyUas OF wHIsKsY SrILLs.-A whtskey stiii
which was being run on the "sly" In a house in
Adams street, near York. was canascated on MondaY
afternoon by the government ofYicias. the SEIZURE
created quite little excitement in the neighborood
Hhich subsidized. however shortly after the apparatus
had been removed small still which was running
Illicit whiskey at the corner OF Cumberland street
and Flushing avenue was also seized by the nspcct
found on the premises.
The G0wASUs SABBATH SCHOOL ASSfysesARy.-
the snoversary OF the several sunday schools coo-
nected with the churches In Go~snus took place
Yesterday afternoon, aud passed OF very pleasantly
The little ones were out In goodiy numberS bearing
the route OF their parade by one band of music
There were eight schools participated on toe occa-
81 son ana sney arst assembled 70 'qy ahpesnh sress
Methodist Eplscopai church, the Reformed church
and ths Baptist church 10 these the exercises con-
ss ssSs ' wsss s'esSs cSs.nssS sss1 su a. res coo e
aChoole then nafched 10 the corner Of Inud avenue
sS FsSs cSy
80 ~ - svsGs SsSa,ss ssS ~ w ss;SsssS Asss
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TEXAS.

The ReconstrnctiOn COnveutiOn-Rad dical
Abuse Of General Buchanan-PrOpOsitiOn 10
Divide the State aud Sell Part Of Ii to the
Government.
GALVESTON, June 0. 1868.
special despatch from Austin says:-In the Con-
vention to-day the Judiciary. Committee reported
resolution, which passed, requesting Congress to
allow the Convention to appoint boards Of regis
tratiOn.
Mr.. Hamilton. of Travis county, said he believed
General Buchanan partial to those in deadly hos
thty to the government and nothing could be hoped
from him.
q ''copperhead and said he would stock the Con-
vention with rebels II he had the power.
committee was appointed to take into considera-
ton the question Of the division OF the State.
Another committee was instructed to inquire into
the proprety OF selling part Of the State to the gov
ernment.
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LOSS OF THE STEAMSHIP NEVADA.


Tho Nevada Sunk on Cape Hatteras-Ose
Seaman Lost Overb0ard-The Vessel aad
Cargo Total Loss.
A telegraphc despatch dated at Newbern N. c.,
yesterday. announces the arrival at that port Of the
steamer Ellen 8. Terry with intelligence Of the loss
OF the steamship Nevada, from New York for Vera
Cruz and Sisal, via Havana The vessel ran on Dia-
men Reef seven miles south Of Cape Hateras during
the thick weather on Friday, June and on the fol-
lowing day noated or and sunk in twelve fath0ms OF
water. light northwest wind prevailing at the time.
The passengers were all saved, "a were also the
oicers and crew, with the exception Of one seaman
who was lost overheard in an attempt to get out an
anchor. The passengers lost almost all their bag
gage and the vessel and cargo viii be total loss.
Two Of the rescued lady passengers 1t was also
stated, had gone to Norfolk in steamer which had
rendered assistance and the remainder OF the sur
vivOrs were expected at Newbern last night.
despatch from Fortress Monroe, also dated yes
terdsy, stated that the passengers aud crew had
been taken or by the steamer Resolute and con-
veyed TO Norfolk and that they would leave the last
named place last night by the Anaamessic line, en-
route for New York.
The following are the names OF the persons who
were on board as passengers:-D. 3. Fernandez, o.
Castaigne Jose Pastor, Mrs. Maria Josefa Orrantta
nLu ihoiu, q. nuIcy CdsttHO, otOCkcT, JANUS
Hull, f. c. Smith, j. Hollister and q. B. Miller.
The steamship Nevada belonged to Messrs. F.
Alexandra Son. Of this city, who were also agents Of
the vesse. and was rated as an AL wooden steamer.
sl4 tons burden. $50 feet length by 80 feet breadth
OF beam. She was built In 1864 by Maxon Fish &
Co., OF Mystic, Conn.,, and had three decks. The
vessel was thoroughly overhauled and repaired In
April last, and was newly metalled at the same time
1t has been enormously stated in some Of the city
papers that the Nevada was new steamer and was,
at the time of her loss, making her second voyage
The vessel referred to as being new is probably the
"Nevada" belonging to the North American Steam
ships Company, which Is entirely different vessel,
being OF 143 tons burden and built in New York in
1867.
The Nevada referred to here as being lost was o
vessel and the vessel enormously alluded to is
o side wheel steamer.
The sunken Nevada eft this port on Tuesday June
2, under command OF Captain Meg, taking out q
cargo estimated to be worth $4oO00O the vessel her
self being worth like amount. The vessel and her
cargo were both insured
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CANADA.

Movements Of Troops and War vessels-Tho
German Society and tho EmiRrants.
MONTREAL. Canada June Q, 1858.
considerable portion Of the volunteer force is
said to be under orders to leave the city to-day for
Huntingdon, Hemmingford, Durham and other i'm
portant points The gunbOat Minstrel arrived on
Sunday. She will be stationed for duty at point
between Prescott and Cornwall. Her Majesty's war
ship Jason Is expected here shortly.
The German Society complains that the govern
ment has ceased to forward from Quebec emigrants
without means and they are lett destitute on the
charity OF the public. The government holds that
they are merely passengers to the Western States,
and ought not to be burden to the people OF Can
ada.
The pOntoOns at st. Johns province Quebec, are
being put in order, and additional armaments pro-
vided at the Isle OF Aux NOx.
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Riess In I.uxenburg-Frcuch Iaterests-Ths
Fortress Not Dismantled.
BRUSSELS, June Q. 1853.
Riotous demonstrations have recently been made
On Luxembourg In favor Of France.
The disorder was promptly repressed and the lead.
Orr arrested.
the condition OF afars within the fortress Of Lux.
emburg Is In rather an anomalous state. The DIS
panticment provided for by the treaty arrangement
Or the London congress has not been carried into
~neot This neglect OF observance Of very solemn
bubble act Is sought to be accounted for
on the plea that the King OF Holland has no
funds wherewith to undertake so costly
work. and that his Majesty is compelled In conse-
uuence, To leave the task to France or Prussia,
whichever Power regards It more useful to under
take tk
The supporters OF Napoleon and the German Con.
federation respectively allege. on the other hand,
tnas Tho dismantemcnt Of Luxembourg Is not con-
sidered matter OF urgency, a. was the case two
Heen since.
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FRANCE.


NapDieos to the Russias Miuister.
PAars. June 9, lsss
Baron Stackeloerg, the new Russian Minister, pre-
scented his credentials and had formal reception at
court yesterday. In the remarks which he made on
bhe occasion he hoped for the continuance Of the
pfiendiy relations between France and Russia, on
the basis of mutual interests.
The Emperor Napoleon made pacific reply. lie
teciprocated the hope expressed by Baron Stackel-
borg and thought that che appointment OF an envoy
persousiy 80 popular In France was pledge OF
esnsN.
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GREECE.

War Rumors from Athens-The Cretan Depu-
ties TO Greece.
Boston, June Q, 1868.
letter from Athens, inst received says:-"The
Greek government has received cretan deputies
thus virtually recognizing Crete as part Of the
Greek nation" The writer says:-"This event s al
most certain to lead to war between Turkey and
Greece, to be followed by general European war,
with France Austria and Great Britain on the side
OF Turkey,v
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OHIO.
Tho Suicide Mania.

Tue Suicide MaMA.
CINCINNATI, June Q, 1868.
samuel Patterson, OF 0sllipolis, Ohio committed
suicide on Sunday night by taking lsudanum. The
cause is attributed to Jealousy.
young lady, name unknown, committed suicide
ON Sunday morning by drowning In the Ohio
river, four miles below this city.
wallace Tucker, Of Bellevue, KY, attempted To
commit suicide last Friday by drinking concentrated
I've. His recovery 10 doubtful.
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The great mass Of pool buyers express dtssatsfac-
tion at the price charged for admission to the sub
scriptlon rooms the entrance fee being $lo) and
consequently DO not attend; it was erroneously
stated thai the dssstsfaction was attribute table TO
the hidh percentage charged by the sellers this IL
not the case however; the commission Of three per
cent on the winnings 10 generally allowed 10 be o.
reasonable charge.
Owing 10 the rain the races arranged for yesterday
were POSTPONED until to-day. weather permitting,
the running win commence to-day and be continued
on Thursday. saturday and Monday.
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KENTUCKY.

The Athletics, Of Phiia deIphis, Victorious Over
the Louisville Club.
~ LOUISVILLE, June Q, 1863
A large number Of persons assembled at Cedar Hin
Park this afternoon to witness the match game Of
base ball between the Athletic Club OF Philadelphia,
aud the Louisville Club OF this city. The game
lasted two hours and resulted In an easily earned
victory for the Athletics by score Of 81 to The
Louisville Club was whitewashed eight times
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VENEZUELA.

A Compromise Agreed Upon-Its Terms Still
Unknown-Tho Probable Result or the Revo-
luton.
HAVANA, June Q, 1858.
military rule and cODdndancids hitherto existing
had been abolished and compromise agreed upon
that should secure peace. 1t s not stated however,
whether the parsans OF Marshal Falcon or those Of
General Aonagas were in most favor The proba-
bity is that q compromise on the subject Of foreign
liabilities will be made with the present President
Marshal Falcon, at the head OF the nation.
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ASSASSINATION IN MONTREAL.

IRON the Evening Telegram OF yester,fay.l
MONTREAL, June Q, 1883.
Detective Cullen was ah0t Nv man named Foley.
from New York, in the groin today. II ts not sure
n the wound n fatal not The motive Of the assas
snation v doubtful some SAY tnas CULLEN ws4 ar.
Foley was aveuging wnoisn. The police sutborittes
refuse to give p1rticuiars which II u unde<stood "
to c0uarrn the latter hypothesis
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RHODE ISLAND.

Re-electien Of Hon. wiliiam SpraSue to the
Unitod 6tntes senate.
PROvIDBNCE. June q, 1858.
Hon. William Sprogue was to-day reelected to the
United states Senate without opposition Ia either
branch Of the Legislature.
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JEROME PARK RACES.

There was q remarkably good attendance at the
subscription rooms. No. 920 Broadway. last evening
and quite lively business was done IN the way OF
pool selling. The rain having had the eject OF max
Ing the track heavy there was q consequent change
In the betting some horses running better on moist
course and ufce versa. The following Is average
statement Of the lots disposed OF lask night each
race under the hammer OF Dr. Underworld
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BUFFALO, June y, 1858.
While Mr.. Alvah Church. broker OF this city. was
making up his cash account about i've O'Clock this
evening hts ONCE was entered by Edward II. Fill
brick, q young man, aged about twenty two years,
hailing from Lowell Mass, and while Mr.. Church
was leaning on his counter figuring, Filbrick struck
him on the head with stone. infiicting q severe
wound and knocking him senseless. A cOlOred boy
witnessed the AFFAIR, and cried Murder when
Filbrick ran without obtaining his booty. The boy
and Deputy Sheriff Darcy followed. and after chase
arrested him.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
BELGIUM.


Royal Welcome to Admiral FarraSut.
QUEENS HOTEL, LONDON June Q, 1868.
Telegrams from Brussels dated In that city this
morning. have just come to hand announcing that
King Leopold the Second, with the Queen Maria, his
Lscken to tender royal welcome to Admiral Far
ragut Of the United states Navy, who arrived there
0on Antwerp.
grand banquet will be given to Farragut in Brus-
ees tonight.
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90 their schoorooms and fpartook Of some refresh.
ments which had been provided for the occasion.
ANNUAL MEETING OF rHg LosG ISLAND BAPrfsr
AssocIArIoE.-The second annual meeting OF tho
above association opened yesterday forenoon In the
First Baptist Church. Fifth and South Fifth Streets
Z. d. Twenty-eght churches were represented.
The association organized BY electing Rev. g. T.
Hisc0ck moderator, Rev. T. r. Brown clerk Wfiam
z Jones assistant clerk, E. W. White treasurer and
Rev. J. Lowry corresponding secretary Rev. J.
Hyatt Smith, OF the Lee avenue church.
was introduced by the Moderator. and deIiverer
the Introductory address. He was followed By
Rev. Mr.. simmons In ten minute address Both
efforts were well received. After the reading f
letters from the various churches recess was taken
until halfpast two O'Clock, and reassembiing tho
Association admitted TO membership the Ronkonkoma
Baptist church, OF Lakeland. L. l., and the Brook
haven Baptist church, at Yaphank L. l.. and TO tho
delegates OF each the Moderator gave the right hand
OF fellowship In the evening a third session was
neld Rev T. Edwin Brown delivered the introdus.
tory ADDRESS, and was followed by T. E. Perkins. OF
New York; Rev. J. r. Elder, OF Orange, N j., and
Others The exercises OF the evening closed with thu
day.
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GERMANY.


Appropriations for tho Treasury.
BERLIN, June Q, 1858.
The North German Parliament has voted the ap-
propriations for the expenditures for the ensuing
fiscal year.
bill has been introduced to raise loan the pro-
ceeds of which shall be applied to Improvement Of
the federal navy.
The New York herald., 1868-06-10

In tho Window Of Wheeler 4. Wilson, Ne.
625 Broadway their Paris Msdai an iilus
traon of their exposition Paris; their No No s0ouca
Sewing Machine Qhe former having been
teen years their new Button Attachment for smies
manufacturers, making Thousand day
and noseless machine, and miniature work ns
model fac sime Wheeler 4 Wilson Machine, conptets
which OF the mechanical gems at the Para Etpo~
ton
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HONDURAS.

Free Port In the Bay Islands.
HAVANA, June O. 1858.
Our advices from Honduras are to May "A. The
port OF Coxen Hole IN Ruatsn Island. had been de-
clared free port by the National Legislature.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

G,Asgow. June s-Ths Anchor lima STEAMSHIP
Acadia arrived ct this port to-day.
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SUDDEN DEArHs.-General Samuel Il. Cushing
died suddenly last night about twelve minutes past
six O'Clock. He was taken i'll In the saloon No. jS4
Hospital he expired. Julia Gessenger living At No
2O3 Lexington avenue, died suddenly last evening
The Coroner has been notified to hold an inquest.
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Circulars Of Eva ~ Description and Notices
to attend %eetngs pr.A ID in the nestes possible ns:ns
other similar place n theAc the MKrRoPOLITAN JOB
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A. 'Phal0n's ''Paphian SOapo Possesses tho
% 0peres the "Paphan Lotion" 20 cents cake
win II chap the skin; 1t Is invaluable Tor the TOILET
RATH NURSERY.
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Batchelor's lair Dyo.-The Besf in tho
world only per feet Dye harmless reiAbIs. nstan~
factorY l6 hA nd street.
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Tho Evening Tsiegrum-

Tho Evening Toiosrnn-
rHE EVENING reLEaRAn, WITH ofsossA-
ZION SURPRISING THAT oF EVERY osaRn
EvgsiNa JOURNAL now PuBLIsHgD IN The
UNITED STATES, sUsSIsHEs THE LAT ESD ASD
MOST IMPORTANT NEWS TO ITS rHoU SANDS o.
READERS, AND Ii CONSTANTLY DIsrAScTSa AL.L
or rrs SLOW AND sUPgRASSUArRD CoxfErI-
ross WHEREVER Udos. ABILITY OR RSrxR-
PsIsK Is REQUIRED
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Boots, Shoes, !aiters and slippers in Every
variety at moderate pr1 ces at 573 Broadway.
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ENGLAND.
North American Colonization.

North American Colonization.
LONDON, June Q, 1858.
In the House Of Commons this evening Sir Harry
Werner, member for Buckingham, made some in.
quirtes Of the government concerning measures for
opening the territory in British North America to
Settlement.
;. The Right Hon. G. B. Adderley, under Secretary
lor the Colonial Department replied that the early
Colonization Of the lands from Lake Superior the
Pacinc coast desirable; but so long as the nego
tiations for settlement with the Hudson Bay Com
pany were pending no steps could be taken by the
home government in that direction
The New York herald., 1868-06-10

A.-ward's Perfect Fitting shirts, Broad.
way and Union square aso at 3S7 Broadway.
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A.-PhalOn's " Paphinn I.Oti0uo Rr.noves-
RKn CKLES, PIMPLES, TAN, SALT RHEUM, E.ETsIP-
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Furniture (Overingp, All New Styles ana
colors at KELTYS curtain store, A&T Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-06-10

Watches and Jowoiry,
Of al descriptions for sale UEO. o. ALLEN els Breed
war, door below Canal street
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Gold Hunting Detached Levcr Watches for
ladies' Ss5 or gold Hunting Lepines, S80, warranted, s
sails By GEO. G. ALLEN 4is Broadway, one door below
Cans
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For First Glass Printing Of Rvery DeScrtn.
ton TO the Metropolitan Job Printing E~so'shmens
The New York herald., 1868-06-10

Ballou,s Frs nch Yoke Shrts-Krady Mpis
and order, wnoiA sale and retail Removed js
The New York herald., 1868-06-10

A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Paper Collars and
N hs, broadway and Union square also waoiess's and
csS all at 3S7 Broadway.
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EverdeiE,s Wedding Cards-3O1 Broadway
French Note Paper Aonogrnms, &C.. the nose elegant n
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ALA yon's Magnetic Insect Powder.


Cockrous hes aeas bugs every
killed by this powder II Is poison
ous ain to do It's work. single % cent dask has
killed
A Peck OF Cockroaches.
Be get Lyons II is the original and Only true In
Destroyir Powder Beware OF limitations. See agna
Of Lyos the assk Depot 81 Park New tork
A.-VeaF lvOnGee PnrnsOfs, all sizes.
ISAAC SMITHS son 4 CO.
Manufacturers,
FB. Broadway. Walker street
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Dibblee's Japonica Juice for strengtheninC
and mosenng chidren's hair. Sold at Wk. DIBBLEkA-.
ladies' hair dresser 954 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-06-10

ursd S1 Holmes, sooTa HAYDESs css%ssr. :.
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Invcst 80 Month In HOMES at Wcod-
sideThe Investment will double in value welvemouth
Full particulars at SO Spring street, New York.
The New York herald., 1868-06-10

MOSQUITO Nets and Patent Portable fa1S
pies - KELrY'S Curtain 5t0re $47 Broadway
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Mothers. M0thers.! Mothers ..-Are yOu
night broken BY sick child suf
ering and crying with the excrucang pain of cutting tecth
II 10, 20 q and get o bottle of Mrs WfNSLOWW
SOOTHING SYRUP II will relieve the poor little suffer-
mmedi y-depend upon II: thsre mistake about IT,
Thers a mother earth who has used who WI
tell you that will regulate the bowels and give
the relief health the child,
ing like magic Is perfectly safe 70 uss In all cases and
pleasant the taste. Be and cal for
MRS WINSLOw'S SOOTHING SyRUP."
Having the fac-simile Of "CUHrs PERKiss' .hs
side wrappsr. AL others base limitations
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WlHs, Toupoes and Ornamsntal Hnir<-Bssk
quality Hair Dys aud Hair Dyeng al coors ~ 1AtcaS-
GOR'6. Is.
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Established i'm 1S0O.-The Metrop0aitas JsA
Printing Establishment, " Nassau street.
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The New York Tax Levy b 9lgned-'sLet Joy
Governor Fcnton after most unaccounts
bile signed important bill,
has become law snd shousande are exceedissil
jooed Those Who shaking Ia theu shoes-
where lay their heads-<nte aAts-mAy
cheorfuy call KNOX, tho Halter No y19 broadway Asa
themselves from his stock Of machoss Hsks and
their rejoicing.
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P~nohlsts. Law Reports, &c., Ex~-t-.s
nessness quickness and despatch, wcn i've PER cent
Al sSe sRTROPCLITXE JOB PRINTING EsrA8Ltsd
MINT Easaau sre0t.
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Royal Havana Lottory. Prizes Paid In Gold.
Tnformston rnshed Tho highest ratios paid or Dobi~cns
aud ell kinds of poid and Silver. .. -
TAYLOR a co, BANKERS, 10 Wal stress, N. T.
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Jerome Park Kaces.-Nearest and Quick 5ss
Route side ot Harlem Bridge
connecting with Harlem steamers from Peck sp and sA
Third
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Keep Your Head Cool and Your Hair
healthy. Get . bottle Of CHEvALIERS LIFE FOR rtIB
HAIR y restores gray hair 70 ts Original color stops 4.
Chsvsiies Trestise the Hair" Given away at ths drug
and sent by mail free.
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Nostne~s, Economy and Despatch fomh,p-,f
n the of orders Metropolitan 10 Printing bstA
ishmeni, 81 Nassau street.
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Neerss Rotary DynamOmeter,
of amount I-.i, s'bd
applied by GLEASON CO., 80 Broadway, n Do
srvtvt
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Cristad0ro's Hair Dyo.-Tho Best Evor
manufactured Wholesale and retail; also applied ss NOS
Aat
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The FamOus Corner-U Nassau StreeG,
corner Fuon Metropolitan Job Print ng Estsbehncet
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Harvest Prospects.
LONDON. June Q, 1868.
The weather to-day ia nne and delightful.
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Riets In I.uxenburg-Frcnch Iaterests-Ths
Fortress Not Dismentled.