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ne stsamshp Union, Captain Won sanssa' non
osemen. via Southampton November IT, srrseu ~
ehis port at late hour last night she orings 'n's0
uays' later details Of our cable kilograms
ne twenty seventh anniversary OF the birthday OF
Ne Prince Of wales was celebrated In London on fhe
TN instant with the usual rejocings In which the
Chelsea pensioners especially took part. In the
evening the Prince and Princess then stopping at
windsor. were serenaded by . numerous body Of
Ghorsters at their apartments. 4 tn
/ the pageant Of the Lord Mayors day took place,
- usual. in London on the 9th inst. The weather
was beautiful, and larger crowd was assembled
ahan has been seen for several years. The old Lord
Mayors state carriage, discontinued on the former
ceremony, made its appearance with renewed splen-
DOR Numerous corps OF volunteers and military ac-
sompanisd the PROCESSION.
! The Etendard, Auentr National ana Tribune Of
Paris besides several provincial papers, were seized
~ the government the 9Th inst for publishing the
INST OF subscriptions FOR the erection Of monument
- the memory Of N. Baudtn.
The Marquis de Bannevilie, the French Anbassa-
Dor, was graciousy received by the Pope in pri-
vate audience the 9th inst His Holiness express
cd cordial sentiments towards the Emperor.
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George Boyhart- the. nrsman Mo 'was killed on
wednesday morning by the falling OF wall q the
were examined g 70 the cause o. the accident but
one could account for the failing Of the wall. The
to tire one burned nor was there any re In 1t az the
time OF the accident After listening to the evidence
injuries. The Board OF Odcers Of the Fire Depart
ment are to meet at the once OF the Chief Engineer
In the City Hail, on Saturday evening. 70 maze ar.
engagements for the department to attend the lunera
In body The funeral win take place Of one r. NJ On
sunday.
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BROOKLYN CITY.
THE COURTS.
KINGS COUNTY SUPREME COURT -cIscWT.

Verdict Against Life Insurance Company.
Before Judge Tappan.
Eylea O. kollorv Us. The Tfareiiers' Insurance
Company, Of Hartford Coan.-The plaintiff brought
an action against the company yesterday for 81 OoO
the amount Of an insurance policy issued BY the
company 70 her brother, william 8. Mallory, on the
LIST OF January, 1857 The policy was life and acci
dent one, which provided under certain restrictions
that for the payment Of ten dollars the company
would pay the principal $4,000 II he should within
the term Of the policy receive injuries which, In
three months from their occurrence should cause
death. Mallory met his death by an accident, and
the plaintiff stated that the accident within the
terms OF the policy.
The answer OF the company was to the erect that
the plaintiff had NO interest in the life OF the insurer
and that the policy was obtained by misrepresenta-
ton inasmuch the insurer had been subject ts
OF insanity. The company also denied that the death
OF the insurer was caused by an accident which
came within the meaning OF said policy. Considera-
BILE testimony was taken. when the jury returned Q
verdict for the paintin, giving her tine full amount
claimed.
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SHIPPING NEW s.
Almanac for Now Ysrk---Tais Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK. soVansEa 20, 1858.
Herald Packn ges.

Captains and Pursers Vessels arriving At this port win
please deliver all packages intended for tho HERALD
regularly authorised agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not
collect marine reports attend to the delivery or packages
will BY the following extract from the proceedings
ofthe regular monthly meeting held March 8 1885,
Resolved That on and after l. 1864 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship In the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
M The ONCE Of the Herald yachts JAMES and
JEAnNETTK IL at Whitehall slip All Communications from
owners consgnees the masters OF inward bound
vessels will be forwarded free Of charge.
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re I, VOTED FIaf At SEA.

The report Of . ', ~sel on nre - seen in she
direction Of East Hamp. ON, l. L, . mistake. and
probably arose from the burning Of quaprty Of
sIass Thai was On are On U
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COURT CALENDARS foa MONDAY. NOV. "a.

KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos. 81, 81 "a. I02,
Ill, H. 1l3 ia, ll5, III, 90 o. IS, 90 81 eS s6,
ga 109, W.
BRooKLYs Cry CouRr.-Nos. a., H. 10, n, II, 81,
IS, ~ 40, IS, &c. 90, 70, 49, 50, 81, SO, los, loo.
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DAwRs.--0n Friday, November 20, AKsLIA n.
DAWES, aged 81 years.
papers.
Vor sfn~ Dsgsns ~ ssvenN PaSal
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE THREE REMEDIES.

A 49, THE sT THREE REMEDIES sS:,s ....
81 q Ss s me ss
three remedies which have acquired an extended and well
% medicine s nnss Of
which physician. in sspes.i assnowedse TO be amos
Of pulmonary and bronchial consumption have bees
m:a S S s as.s S b. s q n which va.
than thrt Ave years ago. was abandoned BY nphyscans
as s
seswsea rone and Mandrake Pills are pescbed by him -
auxiliary remedies IN consumpiive cases, or they D.
rars-iiss medicines required ,e:inony q ss
eiass have some Of ne most cSres on
Dr. scHEscK win be professionally a. No Bond street
ss 9Ss 90 pn y. m@ sy
ResrIome.er the price S. Once hours each city irons
Price q tn, Pamonc Syrup and ss.wssa Top s each 9 .
pe BOX fl supply Of Dr. scSsucks msienss Tor
all times at his rooms:
sod wsss:ss y John HsSry successor
Ill NEW GOODS
Yrs, casa
House Furnishing Hardware,
Fire se.s Coal vases,
Pate Warmers Cooking Utensils,
China aud Glsss ware,
Al greatly reduced 96tcsa
EDWARD D. BAssroRDs,
Cooper Institute.
As Az isrALLisLK CURE FOB v sUgNs. oyTs .
Extractor wihous II relieves the pain almost M
ssaGty ana Invariably heals without scar
A BsoLurE DIVORCES LEGALLY oBTAINEp ID. IN
Il any state; no publicity no charge snt divorce op's
ed +, success guaranteed; advice Free
NJ howEs, Attorney, 70 Nassau stree.
A BsoLuTE DIVORCES Legally oBrA,amhEdR', or -
n different States No publicity. No charge ~ rcvw,s
Obtained. Advice free. Also Notary Public ana oV."
Goner OF Deeds Tor every State: = -. a., uvossvaV
A THE FENALE BIsT ENLARGED. s havIikML u.
a. restored by hesthful and sciennc ohv.1a
JUMEL'S Mammaria Bam and Deyelopsss. s s,rsst psV
logically. s7 broadway, or Is East Iwen.s.n .o.
A -i.-oFFIcIAL DRAWINGS a,,.v,..
"A. Missouri and Kentucky ststs nomsc ~ ,ass
s ~ q, ~ 4, o.1a a. g. a.
90 sissounr1o.1ss iM Eovsxnnn y, iscs
a. IA a. m "a 60 g. g. % "a, q, "
10 10. d 81, ~ ~ 81 ~ ~ q IA
az 81, 90, g. ~, 90 - 80, "a
usnIshed the above and also Royal Havana
Lo,,epies sy j. CLUTE, Broker No 2co Broadway and ~
Fulton sirse6
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SAILED.

Ships Notterbohm and Taylor, for San Francisco,
are anchored at the Southwest Spit -
Ship John Berram for Hamburg bark Ornen, Tor Giora
and brig kebecca for Oporto anchored at Quaran'
tine.
Wind Al sunset E; At midnight Ne
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lsesr NV Mssss, Ks.ehu., Phlledephia for Boston-
schr Alsbsma, v.ngilder, fhnsdeiphis for boston
ssSI da:: wi:.. s 70. ssss
sS s a s sa s1S
schr Ocean Wave Bak,s nhisdelphia for Provi5snss
seSr ssni HUT HuSr PSsassipS .oE o1 Eo1.
schr Adams, Evans Calais via Bridgeport, where sns
schr fshm,oo. COs, Bangor via Pawtuckst. where she
schr New Zealand. Cook Bangor via Bridgeport. where
Taylor CULVER. Bangor Bridgeport, where
schr Toun.sin Laurel Angel Bangor via Norwat. whore
schr Leader Hobrook, Roctland via Providence where
sshf Geo Tcs Linnsksn. Gloucester. days. with fish.
schr Geo Pierce JONES' Gloucester, days, with FISH,
schr Highland Chief rrssman Proyiuesown for Virginia.
s Sea- ssSsS'. is sas O. q: BEDFORD
sssr 8 ass se::s Ss Rive.
scsr ons e
schr Racer, Howard, Pswtucket
sss for
sssr o:sss h h.a: s% Prssssss:
schr 4 Row!.1 9 Rowland Prcv,dsncs.
schr Connecticut Stephenson, Provdence for Elizabeth
schr Geo Cummings, Boul Providence for Elizabeth
schr Entire, Kinnsar, Providence for Elizabethport
schr Harry Ned, Green, Providsncs for HOndouL
echr America, Reynolds, Bristol.
COnnoctlcut,
sehr y Beckett Jones, sioninston FOR Elizabshpor.
Schr Frank Taylor New London.
Echr Alice Scranton Stewart, Portland, Ct
Schr Breeze, Wilson, Portland, Ct -..s
Schr Nelson, Hall. Portland u.
Ecbr Wave, Barlow, Portland, Ct
Schr Eclipse, Sammis New HAVEN.
schr Eliza Emery, Young, New Haven for Philadelphia.
schr Staten sande BabcocK, New Haven for Elizabeth.
port a
Hchr California Lynch New Haven for Eizabethport.
Schr Liberty, Johnson New Haven for ElizabethpDrt
schr Gloucester, Hodgdon New Haven for Elzsbethport
Schr New GloDe Bray, New Haven for RondOut.
Schr Joseph, Corwn, New Haven for Rondout.
Schr silas Wright, Warren, Bridgeport.
Schr Fashion, Davis Bridgeport.
Sloop Irene, Smith, Virginia.
.-.'. SAILED.
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TIN NATURAL WEALTH
CE Calf 9ZSEE.

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AL :a.r-rst.r- fte; r.ls'.a- "a -" Oh trrill
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.ch al. il. History. biography. sen, y. "e"l-
CIV Natural History. Climate. Agriculture.
Mininr. Mau,fictnrts. Wealth Prattct., eir.
No intelligent Californian can afford Ia he
without Il SOLD only b. subscription Price
- 80. Published by
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4 number of other first rate Work new
ready for canvasscrs Send for circulars and
state territory desired.
June g. 1851. 3l:tG
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MEXICAN MUSTANG L1NumExr;.

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINlMENT.
The merits Of this Lininent are well known. Its
effects are instantaneous. soothing end wondcYfuI,
Cuts, bruises sprains and dwellings, are SO COM
mon, and certain to occur in every family that 4
bottle Of this Liniment is the best investment that
can be made. Ni+''' 'i " 1T, - 'TI' t.
1t more certain than tho doctor-it saves time
in sending TOR the doctor-it is cheaper than the
doetor and should never be dispensed with. 4 " ~
READ THE FOLLOWING:
"1 take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Iinimcnt as valuable and iudispeusibie
article for Sprains, Sores, Scratches. or Gala on
Horses Our men have used it for Burns, bruises /,
Sores, Rheumatism, &c., and all say it acts like
magic." g ! >,3f NV. HswIyr, lln9G3 ba9i
Foreman for American, Wells, Fnrgo's and Hen
derson's Express. -
"The Sprain of my daughters ankle, occas;onsd
while skating last winter, entirely cured in one
weeE, :ft. co%menced using your cdiebrissd Mis-
Gloucester, Mass, Aug I 1865. Kn. stEIr.s Z
J, Quick and sure it certainly is. All genuine is
wrapped n stcclplate engravings bearing t6e Sig
nature Of G. w. Westbrook, Chemist, and tic
pirate U. s. stamp Of DsxAs BARNEs& co! over
An effort has been made to counterfeit Il With T.
cheap stone plate label. Look closslyIs 4 rnfI.
Soido all Druggists, and Stores at % and 50 cts
and VI. FCs.3i}I1ii 1a.a1 81 ZfiN0ilC
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Xsssa's1s,.,,Is swsSSl,s.s.
81 ssssssi SSss
Sowing Machines
EEsr
FOR FAMILY USE.
Premiums.

Il
Tn the past year (lSG1) the F.oaGycr made
a clean sweep OF the premiums. First at
the great Paris Exposition il received silver
medal, than which no higher prize was
awarded on Family Sewing Machines. The
contrary is claimed and extensively advertised
by other manufacturers the truth, however
can be easily ascertaned ly an examination
of the premium list. At the great Fairs held
in the United StatcS--viz: The American In
sttute. Maryland Institute, and Mechanics
Fair Mass. ,--tlc Florence received at each a
gold medal. At the other important Fairs it
received the highest award. On tie Pacific
coast, no other Family Sewing Machine, as is
we'll known, has received any premiums At all
since the Florence Agency was established
five years.
If there is a Florence Sewing Machine with
in one thousand miles of San Francisco that is
not giving entire satisfaction, if | am informt d
of it, it will b, attcn led to WITHOUT EMPRESS
CHARGE OR EXPENSE OF A%Y KIND TO THE OWN
Err. SAMUEL HILL. Agent,
Ill Montgomery Street. San Francisco.
JOHN G. PARKER,
Agent, Olympia.
G.. KELLOGG,
Agent Seattle
d. e. II. ROTH$CIIILD,
Agent, Wildly Islam.
June 10, 1858. 32:mG
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SMITH ANIMAL EXHIBITION
THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE
OF San Francisco.

guvHE Beard of Dirrctsrc e the EeSh1sies
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lzT6 1896
Fourth July!

TENnE public are cordially invited to attend
the anniversary ball, OIL the evening of
4ih of July, at Olympic Hall, Olympia.
1t is proposed to have fancy dress ball. parties
wearing what best plcascs them and all aim to have
a decidedly pleasant and socablc assembly.
The Fire Company are particularly requestcdto
attend in full dress.
COMMITTEE or ARpANGEMENTs.
i Burr, { DGrmistct, PD Moore,
n Crosby, JAS b 8ilcs, } Chambers
Henry jerks, John Shelton, { Clancy,
Capt Lawson, Gov Moore.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
A J Burr, q \ Barnes, SD Howe.
The above being a general invitation 10 dH
no farther Invitations will be issued Tickets 81
OLYMPIA, June 6, 1868. 3ltd
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n
dted larie,y Store. .
I Something new have 70 tell you, u
Which all Of you ought to know 4
J Ifyou want u buy goods cheap, n
To l.. Bettman'sy YOU should go. (
} lie keeps Dry Goods of all kinds,
I Carpets, Oil-Cloihs and Window-llndi,
! All styles OF Cotton and Noolcn Goods. \
\ From baby's sto kings to ladies' Hoods,
His Clothing is very hard % beat. Z
II wears - weli and S.S 50 neat
, You'll find beaver suits and sin eraya'S, y,
Al kinds 81 Pants and - c0ksIa Hats.
! IL has Caic-shirts and ov~.-1y's. :
which he sell fnf GrrrnaaeA Ns;eS; B
Gold ard Silver b. Ni.l tax too. n
And sch you zny Kind q Bod ca Shoe
Ca.sre. Sugar, Tea and Ns;cA--.
j q, ~tefs. Sar1iars and DseYfafrhr~. Il
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~
ST186oX.

Another wonderful ingredient, Of Spanish oriei,.
imParting beauty to the complexion and bsillisScy
TO the mind, is yet unknown 10 the commerce Of TIE
world, and we withhold It's name for the peeseut
With this recipe before the community, and evi.
dences Of effects meeting them on al aides, the sue.
cess OF DR.. DRAKE stands founded upon the rock
OF trnti Almost every family has some case Of
viate and cure. " -
They are recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and are warranted to produce an i'm
mediate beneficial effe t.. -.
y. NoTicE-.Any person pretending to sell Piahta-'
ton Bitter in bulk or BY the gallon is swindie,
and impostor. 1t is put up only in our log cabin
bottle Beware Of bottles refilied with iIntatiost
deeterous stuff, for which several persons are al
nature on stecl-plate side label.
able globe. - 49,,
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eLYoN,s FLEA, POwDEn.

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1t Is we'll known that Lyons genuine Magnetic
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Of neas ticks. bedeuss, reaches. &c.. that Il per-
feet poisbn to the inset tribe bat entirely hafl1ss
to the human species and domtstc animals,
Bedbugs Ant, Reaches, ETC., atsin every Ihousd.
This Powder is their natural DEATH. 1t should be
in every cupboard ,f9TlN-li III 81 u
JONI l: RoME. ESQ.,, Superintendent OF The
New York City Hospital, says: 80 ~'"It u
the only sve article we have ever used"
NEw feRx HOTEL PaopRiErons say 1--WE
have used .oignol hls aS9rr-
LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER
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COLEMAN 4 SrHorsox, Aston Iioass b5igL Il
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AcKER 4 TREApwELs, st. Nicholas Hotel. "
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Mackenzia's no, 900 ssecefpts.-

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wi;er. James Farioa. \ great number Of
the subjects ere sci:-Gsaae who
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we're - architects OF their 0wa fortunes.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-28


A resolution was adopted yesterday in the
Jackson, Miss, Convention, thanking Con-
gress for impeaching the President. All the
nssro Conventions favor II. The new tax
ordinance to pay the members was adopted
and referred to Gen. GiIlem for enforcement.
The English House Of Lords has passed q
bill renewing the suspension Of the writ Of
habeas corpus in Ireland,
The cholera in Buenos Ayres carried of fye
thousand persons in forty-hve days.
Gen. Thorlas has sued Stanton for false i'm
prisonment, laying damages at one hundred
thousand dollars.
A German mercantile Establishments acting
as the agent of London bankers TO loan The
spanish government s2O.OOO.0OO on account of
Cuba, to be secured by lien on the resources
of theisland. tk
The Louisiana Convention is in hot debate
and almost equally divided on DISTINGUISHING
article of its proposed Constitution.
The most violent shock Of an earthquake
known at Montreal for years, occurred yes
terday. H 1E
Patrick Ross. who was arrested for murder
ing a lady Ofrank in ireland eight years ago,
cut his throat yesterday at Cincinnati, and will
probably die. ilt
The New York Constitutional Convention
voted to submit the question Of negre suffrage
separately at the election on the new consti-
tuition.
In Congress, yesterday. army officers in Ten
nessee protested against the bill for cOmmuta-
tiOn and pay.
The Committee on Finance reported bill
for funding the national debt.
Bill passed authorizing railroad bridges over
the Ohio above the mouth Of Licking river.
The resolutions of the South Carolina Legis-
lature were presented. asking 81 900. COO to pur-
chaa<fsRdS for negroes.
Bus for custom house at Cairo and court
houses at Des Moines and Springfield were
agreed to in the House. appropriating in all
$4,000.
A letter was read in the House from the
Superintendent Of TIE New York Metropolitan
Police. stating that Eve cans of nitro-sycerine
had gone TO Washington for blowing up pur-
poses. Ineersoll said (" Let US abolish the
metropolitan Police. and see whether we will
not soon be blown up" lLsughterl
The Iowa Dsmoc ratio Convention yesterday
declar ed for Pendlekan r.