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ROME. .
PspHi Unsatisfactory -
or shc Church.

PapHi Ion-Cmyatistactery state
of the Church.
Row.. June ~, 1889.
The rope delivered an aliocution yesterday In
which he reviewed the condition OF the Church In
italy and other countries. lie deplores the Italian
law sabiecting clerical students 10 military con-
scription as an infringement OF the Immunities,
rights and liberty OF the Church. lie dwells on tho
evils aiiictng the Church in Austria ana Hungary
and on the complaints OF the bishops in those coun-
tres The events in Spain give cause for sadness
and mourping. The zeal Of the bishops In Poland,
ugdaunted bS Russian persecution, rs % source Of
consolation. The allocutou conrludes With these
wofds;-r"tet the enemies Of Christ consider the
: - .'e ...as that th5y may 10
fate Of fiis enemies. h.. - 80, ~. w
restored 10 the paths OF justice and that The ohurcn
laaS be croypsd VITA Csash trinmoh"
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

hoNDoN MONEY MARKET.--LoNso.. June 2s-
Eyenng.-ConsOs for money, 93ss. Conso.. icr ac-
count, el>i 927s. Cnited states hyc-tYcny bouds,
S0s, Erie shares ie.S Illinois (!cnfra et.s
PARIS BUrHsE.-PAI,ls June 2s.-Bourse stcndy;
rentes, 50f. &c
2s-Evenlng.-Ihe cotton market closed drni aud
unchanged.
HAvRE COrroS MARgET-ifaygF iuue 2s-iiycu-
ing.-rhe iuDrsct closed active for cotton on spot
aud aflOat
lIyERPooi, B.E ipSTUFfS MARkEr.-I.JvE.POOt,
June 2S.-Tle market is dull wheat, i0s. per ecu
tal for California white and ~. lis Tor No. 2 red
Western.
June 2S.-l.ard Hat. Cheese. ,.3 per cwt. i0r ias
best grades OF American fine.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.--IoNDON, Juae 2S
Evemng.-Linseed oil, g3I 15s. per ton; Calcutta TIA
seed sos. Cd. Refined petroleum. is 5a{d per gs'
Ion for new tcst. Other ARTICLES unchanged.
PEraoLEUa Market ANrw RRf, June 25.-pctr0-
leuu, 40 IL.
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The Yale CsIlesc Regatta.

From the New Haven journal, June 2S.l
ON saturday the annual spring regatta oil the Yale
College clubs took place about five O'Clock in the
afternoon. The boats entered were the University
crew, the Freshmen crew and crew from General
Russell's military school. Tue three boats started
well, the University crew soon leading. The contest
between the other two was somewhat Close but the
cadets finally led. In rounding the buoy they were
f0uled by the Freshmen and u small hole stove In
the AFT part OF the boat. The collision was pretty
heavy 40 much no that the bow OF the other boat
was badly splIntered. The cadets, however. rowed
back, making good time, considering that their
boat was one-thlrd filed with water, having been
gone twenty-oue minutes and forty.seven seconds.
The University crew, ot course came In ahead
eral minutes sooner. Their time wAs nineteen nun.
utes and fOrty-nve seconds The Freshmen came in
so far behind that no tile was taken. In fact, after
rounding the buoy they virtually gave up the race.
The course was from OF the steamboat dock straight
down towards Oyster Point The distance was 200
or 400 feet over three miles, The OF the Cadets
consisted Of the following gentiemen:-Boyce bowl
Wakcman, ". Smith, stocking, Badger and Webb.
The freshmen were somewhat cnagrned with their
defeat and desire 10 row again with the Cadets to-
day. Que thing which largely contributed to their
defeat Was the excited manner IN which thog rowcd
as soon ~ the race commenced.
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stat party which sltemns So urhod n w'ii lose
ground and iia, fnay perish. Tisrc isl wide Geit
offered Tor those VINO may seek the organization
OF new patty lor our domcstic asiars have
now grown 10 such vast Iroportleas that
those who honestly seek their proper
direction in the line OF national benent and
advancement will assuredy secure The largest
share OF popular suffrage. The tarsr IL r,e
interest 70 great extent OF monOpOiiea. and mo
nopoiies In every age Of the world have been Odioua
aud unpopular. lie resumption OF specie payments.
which ought to be The SIMPLEST has been rendered
In appearance the most complex or ali questions
Too MANY political doctors have hecn theorizineg
upon IL. The simpe reined, which would guide q
maa IN the conduct OF his own affairs, If similarly
situated could be easily applied TO the proper soii-
ton.
REPoErEa-As a parting query, what do yOa
think oil our Presidents
GGNEIAi--Nel, he has fallerat last intothe hands
CT the politicians and though ne may mean we'll he
cannot resist The influence around hin. Ills
ponnents have been disappcntmcnts, and uniess
he reuieyes himself soon his ruin accomplished.
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THE WEST.

Brib;nG Members Of the ~. Louis Council
Gremt flood in Keusas-Destrnciiom OF Life
and Property.
ST. Louis, June 2s, 1862
IN the City Council to-day resolution was
offered and referred to special com-
m,ttee instructing the committee on Pa
cihc Railway to inquire into the report
that the directors have paid to three OF their
number and 10 consult with the City Counsellor and
act in accordance with MS instructions protecting
the city In her rights.
Information from the West says the country west
OF Junction City, Kansas, H. Inundated, and in many
places houses, stock, crops, &c, are washed away
II IL reported that twenty-five persons have been
drowned. Chapman creek and the town or Abeiine
were flooded and two persons drowned.
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MASSACHUSETTS

Arrival of the Steamer IsatficsnafSc--
Appointnseni Of Raiiroad Commissioners.
BOSTON, June 2S, 1859.
The iron screw steamer Rattesnake, which
arrived here from Philadelphia to day, brought 677
tons OF anthracite coal She Is the first OF the fleet
OF iron screw golfers which the Pennsylvania New
YORK ana New England steam Navigation Company
have recently commenced buildlng Tor the purpose
OF carrying coal from Philadelphia TO Boston and
other Eastern points. The enterprise Is expected 10
materially cheaper freights and insure prompt aud
abundaDt delivery.
petition ia In circulation asking the trustees OF
the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics' Association
TO hold Its forthcoming fair in the Coliseum.
Governor Cianin has appointed the following gen-
tiemen railroad cOnmisslOners:-J. q. Converse, of
years; Charles I. Adams, Jr., OF Boston, one year.
Colonel Gardner Tufts. OF Lynn. has been ap-
pointed visiting agent OF the BoartLof State Chart
ties.
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MAsusc pcse AT sElylu:as PAss.

Pyramid Lodge No. 400, held their tbird annual
picnic at Belvdere Park, near Eighth avenue ami
iiotn street, yesterday afternoon and evening
OF about 800 members nearly every one was present
$50 couples were In attendant, sln9ug leading gen.
.lcmen IN the Masc..,v urdef Ircsenl Nefe;-R. W.
BIOS ..rn n. Anthon, j. q. NJ. OF this slate; y
q. N, X. u. Holmes. J.. U NJ Of the s,a.v: ". ARE
n Win NO William william =. wcodrar ". BRO. Escy p
r. fT3Mihh, W. NJ, ana Others. Thc tin,c was spent
very pleasantly IN dancing, aud all seomcd 70 cn,oy
the 0ccesi0h. over $500 were resl,red for the
wiQ9Na isQ QlphAalp q tae lodge.
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PENNS YLVANIA.

Destructive storm in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
at Suicide.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2s, 1861
Yesterday was one OF tho hottest days ever known
here. In the afternoon there were thunder storms
aud tornado passed over the southern section Of
the city, doing much damage. The Fifth and sixth
street passenger railroad depot was partially de-
stroyed. Two unfinished brick houses adjoining
were destroyed The roof OF another house was
carried 800 feet by the wind. The stove works OF
Chase x North were much injured, and some twelve
or fifteen houses unrO0fed.
Ex-Aldermsn AquIla uaines attempted suicide TO.
day with = Ratchet, IN consequence OF pccunary
troubles.
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SPAIN.

Indignation Of the Repwblica us-rhe Military
Refuse the Oath 10 the New Constis sutiom.
MADRID, June 2s, 1899.
The republicans in the Cortes propose to move
vote Of censure against Minister sogasts aud sehor
Herrara for'their recent tyrannicai conduct.
Prince Henri dc Bourbon has taken the oath to
support the new constitution.
Abattaon Of soldiers In Barcelona refuse to take
the oath.
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KEY WEST.

Arrival OF the Nara &ansets with Yellow
Fever on Board.
KEY WRIST, June 2s 1859.
The United States steamer Narraganset arrived at
this port yesterday, with several cases OF yellow
fever on board. which were contracted abroad Ye,-
low fever is not epidemic Ia Key West, and The ship
ping are not threatened with it.
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IRELAND.


Fcnian Demonstrations 5n IRELAND.
DUBLIN, June 2S, 1859.
Large meetings were held yesterday IN various
parts of Ireland by those who favor the proposition
to release the Fenian prisoners. At the Cork
ing there were 5000 people present, aud at Dublin
1000. Similar meetings were held at Limerick,
Ennis, Mullingar aud Drogheda, aud IN all cases able
speeches were made ana resolutions passed looking
TO the end in view.
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MICHiGA

Tho Michigan Ccutrai Railroad.
DETROIT. June 2s. 1869.
AT the annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Michigan Central Railroad the following gentlemen
were elected directors--James r. Jay, OF Detroit;
John w. Brooks Nathaniel Thayer. john NJ. Forbes,
Sidney Bartlett, OF Boston; Edward Jones, George
Taman, Moses Taylor, Of New York; Erastus Corn
Inu n Alhauv.
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Rstwrn er the Female College Excwrsiorists--
Accident on the Auantic and Great Wcsi-
"a.
MOVEMENTS Of VICE PRESIDENT cqLf.x
Er5Sxopxcv yone

Pn6vipENcs, June 2s, 1859.
Wye resident Oofax arrived here FROM Newport
this morning, and, by invitation, visited the Rhode
Island locomotive Works. Tie was then AscCrted
TO the CITY Hail. where iafae c6bJ5Gfsc OF oeopIe
Pa ga.aaesssa z See 9I9. ue Tas ntr"..accd By
was warmly applaud6d. Mr. and Mya uoltaS lot
Wy The uQid.day train fos westerly.
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HOLLAND.

strike Of sbe Priaters.
AMSTERDAM. June -. 1889.
The priaters OF this city have struck FOR an at
vance OF wages and for shorter hours OF WORK.
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HAVANA, June 2s, 1869.
Sugar firm. Business tight. but prices are un-
changed.
Exchange on London. lisi a 16ll; on Paris *
discount: on United States gold, short sight, ~
premium; currency sixty days sght % u discount
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THE NEW DOMINION.

National Holiday Deciarcd-Esnbc zzie-
ment by Revenue Clerk.
OTTAWA June 2Y. 1859.
The 0GctdI Gazette contains proclamation setting
apart the lst or July, 'D0ainion Day." as general
public holiday for the present ana subsequent years.
q. G. Reinenstein. chief clerk In the Receiver
Generals department has been arrested aud sent to
Jai. charged with approprlating public money
passing through hts hands.
The discount on American invoices for the week
was twentY-seven per cent
A. w. McIenan OF Nova Scotia. has been ap.
pointed Senator In room OF b. Wels. deceased.
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TAlY

Aa N,IrtAt,lualke u Nolsena.
Fi0I:skcr. Juue ~. 1854.
slight shocE OF esrthquaae was fei at Bologna
today.
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ENGLAND.

The London Press tho Indians In America.
LONDON June 2s. 1867.
The Times to-day mas article reviewing the
policy OF the United States government in dealing
with the Indian tribes. IL praises Its patience and
forbearance in the past and believes the course the
government is now driven TO adopt TO be unavoid-
able. s.No terms OF peace" continues the Times
'are practicable with unmitigated ana for the most
part rrecaimable savages. They nrist disappear or
the American nation will be checked In its growth
and progress"
Proposed Quarterly Pnymc,N of Government
Interest.
I.oNDoS June IS, 1868.
In the House OF Commons tonight Mr.. Love-
Chancellor or the Exchequer announced that her
MaJestys government intended to propose quarterly
payments OF interest on public securities
Third Reading of the Bank ruptcy BilI-Amend-
ment to the Irish Church Hill.
LONDON, June Zs, 1889.
The House OF Commons have passed the Bank.
ruptcy bill to . third reading.
In the House Of Lords tonight Baron westbury
gave notice Of an amendment to the IRISH Church
bill, granting out OF the present revenues S2oooooo
to the Catholics, 900 to the Presby and
the balance TO the irish Church.
the Queen gave pubic breakfast In honor OF the
Viceroy OF Egypt this morning al buckingham
Palace.
EnOrMOus Emigration to America.
LIVERPOOL, June 28, 1863.
According to the Onicia report 2s 900 emigrants
have left this port for America during last week.
Progress Of the Ber@uda Floating Dock.
LONDON, June 2s, 1859.
The great hoatlng dock was tOwed down the
Channel to-day on her way 10 Bermuda. everything
worked satisfactorily aud 1t was thought she woaid
go through safely.
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NEW YORK.
Collision on the susquchsMwsh Rsiirosd--
Seri0us Accident.

Collision on the sasqMchsMrsh Rsiiroad-
Seri0us Accident.
ALBANY, June 2S, 1869.
collision occurred yesterday on the susque-
hannah Railroad between Golfers and Maryland
Otscgo county, by which two locomotives and three
cattle cars were badly smashed. II appears that
the C0operstown Railroad Company are a0 wed to
run trains on the track Of the Susquehannah road,
and was doing 40 with a load OF ties when the
cattle train from Cincinnati et route TO this city
came in sight, The engineers saw each other too
late to avoid q collision, and, with the hremeu
saved themselves by jumping FROM the engines
John Delahan, residing at No. II Van WOert street.
Ia this city, was seriously hurt at West Albany
yesterday while coupling cars ou the Central Rail-
road.
Retwru er the Female College Excwrsiorists--
Accident on the Atiantic and Great West.
era Railway.
ELMIRA, June 2a 1869.
The excursion party from the Elmira Female Col.
iege, consisting OF about q hundred persons In
cludng students, professors aud distinguished
citizens who are visiting the copper regions OF Lake
superior, have arrived AZ Marquette, Mich, and
special despatch reports a bridge washed away
near CORY, Pa, on the Atlantic and Great Western
Rsllroad. passenger train ran or the track, aud
the engineer named sprague was killed. None Vf
the passengers are reported killed.
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Hcavy FFtshet-tTfcat DestrurtsOn Of FrO-
perty.
WATERLoO. June 2S 1869.
The heavy rains yesterday gave rise TO another
great reset, equal 10 that which occurred carly in
the spring Five mill dams that stood fast then have
yielded to the present freshet. large number OF
bridges and fences have also been carr ed away.
The damage to farm property IL very considerable.
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EvASs-rn stamford Conn. on Mond<sy, June "a, >
Rev. CHARLES EVANS, aged rs years,
Funeral services Will be hcid at Strong p.arc Hap-
tist church, Bro0klyn, on Wedpesdcy afternoon ~
two O'Clock. All his friends are iuv,lcd 10 attend
without further notice.
KINa-In Brooklyn. on Monday, jus.e n, CaAs. K.
King, In the SD year Of his aye.
fEM' other Draths see fiaib S,rgrI
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The cunard mail steamship Cliua witt esve hs
port on Wednesday for Liverpool
The na,s for Europe viii close at The Post oa'os
at half past eight O'Clock A. NJ. on Weinestay.i
The MEM YORK HgKALD-Edltion for Europe wtit
be ready at eight O'Clock IN the morning.
single copies N wrappers FOR mailing. six ceass.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

All .siy~~ Flags Wa slnnl, u
rrices. nOJE
Flag and Banoer Make
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A Ftme t.ossspisxiSn.-A Bea ir. rrf-
Sy'iSs sF iss H% n wsss sss''s
asass, rusaso S,ss SS. .sasas,. sss q rYas
has 30 equal For sale by JOHN r. HIS tfs
place. AMI ny all druggists.
A Perfect Hair Dre.sina.-H e.t.s s.,.e.-
ine, the perfect aud the psepar -isfff
Toe harsh aud DRY hair, irritation OF tbe
A.-Barnctt's Fforsns~I, AN sf.sa rf.-
fame resembling the frcsh eri.ss OF .f
sausi and is for sale hy all dragdsss.
A.-Bcursirai wsmns, lr yca ae#
beautiful use nAGhNs siGS0LIA RAL'
fu se,n,y. '''e ''0""S '''"''>'' '''
II removes Rcduess Bioc,ss and rimprs,
burn and frcckies, and mskes a lady Of sh 80
The xAaSoiiA BALM nuke. sse .se
n,oom g. .o,, Of yo",s @hS %gsrls a . fresh, pa@r
Sheo ,s cents viii p%rsssss Iids Ills dsiissai % .r,i.
rstp rpo oniy y Lyos's % xs,Ssiron hair aN fcr the .,a.r
--------------------
An Umrivailed Teaic Beycrus-.--rh, rur-.
40. s4 Murray st.
A.--ladiess Ea~c. Euarscssc.f. .s~e the PRE-
gsrat,on tor sie. with insrsscas, by ~ hAUssoN. 5s
A.-srn, nad Gori skin SHOES aud Gsitsrs.
s"'"'' '' u ''s's s TORN %is sScoRs s'i SONS
Si Broadway, scsaef OF Howard sIrscs-
Bstcae,sr'~ Uair Dyc.-rhe Rest In sss
world rss cay ssrss, ays asrne<s reiASe a.'sasns.
snr,ser'- Hir~nsms viii Positively Re-ss~r
air snd prevent tsng "ui "a Broadway Sold escsy
where Free rcm grease
BE sure aud Call for
-, mis- WIN. MISsLows q $50 &soorsISc sysgr-
wrapper An others src base limitations.
Cri-,adorc's Unrivn,icd ttni~ Dy-.--sssA
and applied at hts wig and scalp factory No A'sr House
For Twcu,y-nve Cents
YOU can KIN cvery cockr"ach water bag aes moth, "y,
soS "cs sar cs % a o Sssf, or ~ san T ~
s ssns e.. a Sps a "' bear e ,as al q 1 s
s e A Sns ~qS ca sssna' @ = s. s sy ~.
Dr. Gouraad'~ orientsl Cream, or ,laxicni
s % 90. ~ sr Nv has sss nms 3" sa.e
to-, 70 The mos. H.s", ess'',s rss ss , % sg sSs %
se ss s % e,.. Ss s mere sssas nSs
mended from on Customer 10 sns'1sr M m e. ae sn9r,edS
g 10 nd sc, removed from AZ Brosdnay ssv yors and
KelisGs's Wcrsn Tsss.
SEss:iIs ssa SsIs hss. gea., -s
No Hcrrins's safes Were ysscre:
THE GREAT BASN HoBesEY eernE ocsa.S eAsx
In reply to the aqyes a'v making a. TO ,sc .as..
used the Ocean Hank. wo.d Ioora ,e paa,s ,nss
non. OF Herruss safes were ,hcrc.
HERRING. rAAGEL 4 saeamAN
s'' sros%s.,, corne, Of sarr., .u~e..
New vork
Only msnufactur So OF lcrrugs Patent Chs sWpico
Bank Safes made hardened sse, and aud the psts
Frank'uise w Spegc Esen" best resssan, burss'
tools over sucsy,
y = = = - -
k0yai pfsSaua Isottery.--Psizcs Paid iu Gosd
furaishcd. This highest paid Tor o,nec'"'
masu k,.ss q Goid aud Silver. -,
Avu0R CO., Bankers, is wa hs'es''
A-,~AA---1------s--------- - -.
ssThc Apparel OF prcclairss tb', .sssS,,
says The iu5ai wnliafn and OF no srtcc the ,ssom az
song lie best aud most fashionable ger o s s sss, go
Knox. No gtS Broadway, He s the WV f''~'
and " taken aad accepted by all ~ -
words Of Cheer Tor NJ scs,rs ns.sr w"", us,ss",s
,ss & ,as" ~ ssseS leee 81 se n essss Address
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Bate aeisr's tsair Dyc.-rhe Rest ;n ts~
world rbs cny ericc dyc hsrn,ess resb,c, ss,sns
uu.. Factory rs Boui sre,t
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Havana Hlsrisssa.

reinforcements shall nc sent 10 oupan waters imne
diately.
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Hnr,<er'- iIirsutus Will Positively Re-swra
ar ard prcvcnt tsng oui. 61l Broadwsy Sold escsy-
where Free from grease
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

Cri-iRdoro's Uurivaitcd Hnir Dye.--sssA
and applied a, hts wig and scalp factory. No Asor House
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

BE sure aud Call for
"MRs. wiNsLOws SOOTHING syRUr,"
having the FAC sime of "Curs Perkios The ouls,tB
wrapper Al others src basc foitstiobs.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

According to the official report 2s, 900 emigrant
have left this port for America during last week.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

iS0yni DfsSaun IsOttcry.--Pvizcs Paid In Gcsd
rnishcd. Ths highest eAes paid Tor oouS'c,c'
fXv:Sh ! o., Bankers, rs wa n,sres,, -
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Words q csser ,e' tcr .fs desire 4 Sciicr msnhoos
ssn $"x K sa sac sssoc9 sss S hS e " sIosr~
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

An URrivnlled Touic Bevcr,lxe.- e.--Tis ,surr.
genuine imported HOFF'S NALT EStsar; $tig per tprra
No. 24 Murray st.
A.--ladies' Fa~c~ Eua arsctirsf. ass0 the Pre-
psraton tor sale. with insrssca, by ~ 6AusspN. 1s
froadwsy.
t.-srnt nud t;orf shin SHOES mud (saitovS,
summer Shoes VI every ssyle ., modcra.e prices.
IaRIN BROOKS a SONS
rt Broadway, soguef OF Howard slrscs-
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A 1rtme 0sssjsle xlOn.- "A Bea
vet-iike skin. rroe from all bie,aishe
ciod,,cs. a Meath, acti.u of tl,e csrtiiar
lnfapts, musqritO bites, sanburn or rQa,
has 90 equal. Foe sale by JOHN n. His
place, ana ny all druggists.
4 Perfect Hair Dressing.-y,
me, the most perfect sud the best prepar
toe harsh sud dry hair, irritation OF the
dsudru;f.
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ssThc Apparel OFT prcclsim: th', cSssr~sS a
says The nndal William and OF no srcc the cisdom sr
gong ihe best aud most fashionable az, s ,tssss s
Knox, No gtS Broadway, He ~ thc NV 49,
aud N ~ taken ead accepted by All ~
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A.-Buracttss Ff0r5mel; AN Il
fnmc resembling the frcsb sri.rs OF rate
eausi aud IN for sale hy all dragTsts.
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For Twcuty-nvc Cents
kin cockroach bag aea. mcth ss;z,
about your premises. Lyons insec Powder will
sud nothing else will look out for frauds On buying
bear the signature of y. Lyon. ~ vsW
the right thng de sh 90 all insects. Sold Va s
Ties only. Any WHO preends to sell by tbs
pound ls sw,ndlcr. Dcpui, No. u fark row. New York.
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Only msnufacsur So Of sIcrrugs pssat Chsnupica
bank Safes m"ds hardened stse, and oa aud The rssa'
Frank'uise w Spegel biseo the best resistant 10 burglars
tools sucsgs
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iun'c resembling ,he ifrsh ert"fs OF y rate
equal and IN for sale hy all dragsists.
A.-Bcuatifal W0mnu, ~ You
beautiful usc HhGhNiS MAGNOLIA RAii
II gives pure blooming oomp.rSiya sru
ful besuty.
It's effects are srsduai, natural and perfect
II removes Redress, Biolches and pimplrs.
burn and frcckles, and rnssSes I. lady Of ~
twenty.
The MAGNOLIA BALM makes the ski
pesrlv, the eva bright aud clear, the check
bioon OF youth, and imparis a fresh. plump
the counlenance. No lady need cO,n..atn o. u
when 70 cents VIII purchase this dri ghf,i arcs.
Depot II Park row, New York.
oniv r.vopfs AL ha iron f,r xJx-. lg,...
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Arrival "f General CabaIlero de ROdas-The
Volunteers Preparing to Receive Him.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

In the House OF Commons tonight Mr.. Lowe,
Chancellor OF the Exchequer announced that her
MaJesty's government intended to propose quarterly
payments OF interest on public securities.
The New York herald., 1869-05-04
The Philadelphia Navy Yard.

From the Ledger, May B.
The screw steamer Juniata, which has been under
repair for some months. Is nearly completed, and IL
is expected will be put in commission about the
first OF June. she Is second class, and carries SIX
suns.
The sloop-or-war BROOKLYN. from the extent OF the
repairs she is undergoing, Will not be ready Tor sea
Tor several months
The three iron-clads under repair are the Dictator
first class 3o33 tons the Miant0nomoh second class,
OF tons and the Canonicus third class, OF l0S4
can soon be put in commission, II such Is the inten-
tIon OF the Navy Department.
Orders have been received for the making Of
specified alterations 10 the screw steamer Pushma-
taha, which was launched at the Philadelphia Yard
about two years ago. and has remained ever since In
al unfinished condition. The vessel was rooted over
protect her FROM the weather. and Is IN very good
condition. Her machinery Is on board, ana but
little time would be required 10 mt her for service.
she Is second class, and will carry eleven guns.
The Omaha, a second class screw steamer, Is on
the stocks, and is nearly ready for launching. A
large force Of calSers Is engaged upon her. She
will carry ten guns.
No work Is beng done TO the Antetam, which Is
on the stocks in the large shiphouse. 1t was sus
pended about year ago, owing TO the fact that the
| She is ilrst class screw of over three thousand
| tons.
No orders have been received In respect to the
irOn-c!ad ShackamaXon, which is on the stocks II
| Is not probable that anything Will be done to her
soon, Inasmuch as there are several rOn-cad5 laid
up at League Island. for which the department has
no use.
The mechanics and laboring nen employed at the
yard now number about two thol.saad.