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ARRIVALS.


REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Columbia tBr) Csrnaghan, Glasgow 10.
and Movie 1Sth with mdsc and 10 Henderson
Bros Experienced strong StoWsw gales up 10 lat 49,
shin from ssE 70 with terrific gale, lasting hours
barometer $50 200 miles Of Nantucket passed Amer.
built schooner showing British ensign bound w.
Steamship Columbia, Van Slice. Havana Jan 30 with
passengers 10 the Atlantic Mail Steamship Co, Was de-
tanned onsde the is consequence heavy fog
and passengers 70 Norman Harvey Feb a & So TO-
steering EsE, wind NV, blowing hard showing
red white and red dag. with two ws and two RS In H.
steamship Huntsville Crowell, Savannah Jan ~, with
mdss and passseneers 10 Lowden. Was detained outside
steam ship lsaao bell Bourne Richmond CITY Pom, and
Norfolk with mdss and passengers TO the old Dominion
steamship Brunette, Howe, Philadelphia with mdse, TO
seamship wamsutts Fish, New Bedford with rpdse ana
passen2ers 10 Ferguson \ Wood.
Bark Adelaide Plummer. Cadz 10 with wine Ac 10
Francia. Had heavy weather Of the passege "a
inst during the heavy eastery blow, driven into tho
breakers 90 Long Branch but succseded 10 getting clear
Bre Mschias whiting Machias IS days. with lumber Ia
Simpson Capp. Sd inst while anchor IN Flushing nav
into By schr Frank johnson and had bboo car
ried
schr Israel SNOW tof Rocksnd, Pnisbury Msyneue, IA
DAYS. with oranges, 10 Pearssii. -
Schr Sylvan lof socktonl blanchard, Havans, ~ days
Schr Oliver Jameson, jameson Eastpor with nsh 10 WIN
Brown.
lime W Brown.
schr ida l., Bcarse, Boston.
scbr westcrn star, Crowe Boston for phiiad ,lphia
The brig Milwaukee arrived yesterday from pemarnra IA
consigned TO Miller Houghton.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY, Feb. 4, 1869.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

ALBANY, Feb. 4, 1862.
BILLS fNTRODrcED.
BY Mr. wuLiANs--To amend the charter OF RED
Greek. Wayne county.
by Mr.. PRIcE-To extend the time for the organiza
ton Of the New York Elevator Company until May
1870
BY Mr.. FoLGEs-To appropriate 1900 for the pay
ment OF services and expenses OF State assessors;
also to provide that cemetery lands shall be exempt
from taxes, provided each proprietor shall have
actually used faithfully determined to use the
places OF interment for q family burying bot.
BY Mr.. HuEB.RD-To make free bridge over the
SusQuehanna river in the town Of cambridge.
REPORTS.
The PRESIDENT presented the report OF the New
York state Institution for the Blind. The total ex-
pendtures OF the institution FOR the year 1865 were
$3s,673
Also the report OF the De yeaux College for or
phan children. This institution received rom all
sources during the past year s2l, $50 80; expendi-
lures, $2l.32s 81.
The remainder Of the morning hour was spent In
discussion OF the Albany Pier bill, after which the
senate adjourned.
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cleared-sseamship Roman, saker, Boston.

Ceared-steamship Roman, Baker, Boston.
LEwEs, Del, Feb PM-schr Curtis rilon, from Navss
for Phladelphia q the srsAAwAsr BARK Sarah Sta
PIES SaguR briggs samuel lin iIey FOR Cardenas Anna
for Barbados, schr Aburysr :or ano went
yesterday Bark Aberdeen, 'cr 3se:ssn lowed
to this evening.
PORTLAND, Fab s-Ceared. barks Triumph, Mabonsy,
Peter Crevar Br) Garvn, Montevdeo for orders
PK0vlNCETowN, Feb SIN port Br bark Kate Cieathsr
PROVIDENCE, Feb Arrived, brig Alice NJ Putnam, A.
wood, New Orleans schrs Kate Brigham McLean heni
Crocker Harding, craney Island, Va; sloop Oregon,
Rhodes, kYork.
RIcHMoED, Fob s-Arrived, schr jamestown, Rogers.
EYork.
sslled-schrs Rapp, Gale, NYork; Rebecca Smith, do
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 4-Arrived ship Sunrise, Luce,
NYork bsrks Oneco, Haskell Boston, yoyager, Malaga.
Cieared-Ship Emma Beal. Cork.
Scholarships Golden Rule, Liverpoo Moneka, San Bias
bark Paramount MaxallRn.
Conne, Glasgow; Reynsrd Henry MeKsans Island banks
Susan Dudnan iBr), Trefy Cardiff brig Redwood Gard
Havana; schrs Charles Dennis Haock, Boston; casa-
wamteak, Lord, NYork.
Cesred-Bries Afareta Pickett City, NC;
strou strout Nyork schr Ann Valentine, Hutchinson,
Jacksonville.
Feb 4-Cleared, ship Japan, y"
WILMINGTON, NC Feb ARRIVED, schr John Lee,
Carr, NYork.
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Port or NEW YORK. FEBRuaRY I, 1859.


Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving this port win
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press now
collect marine reports attend the delivery Of packAge
n win be BY the following extac, from proceedings
OF the regular monthly meeting held March g. 1885,
Resolved, That and after April 1853 the Associated
Press Will discontinue the collection Of ship the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
E5- The Office Of the Herald yachts JANIS and
JEANSErTE n NJ htehal Slip All rnications
owners and TO the masters OF inward bound
sells Will be forwarded free OF charge.
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ALBANY, Feb. 4, 1859.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
The following bills were ordered to third READ.
ing:--For n general theological seminary TO legal.
tze The acts or Joseph Gutrlan as a notary public 10
settle the accounts OF Thomas ID. ellison, former
aliache OF Clinton Prison.
The Assembly then took recess. and on meeting
again IN the evening discussed the Governors Mes.
sage until adjournment.
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Washington correspondent asserts that Score
iary McCll och, on his retirement from the Cabinet
win not return 70 the West 70 live hut will continue
hls residence In Washington browning will 90 TO
Illinois, and ScNaId--t0 tAe deyIl. most llkely.
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London brig Nigreta Cardenas and from Quarantine bark
Progress Ststtin; brig orinoco, Trinidad
The ship Heicon for Francisco, anchored Qua
rantine
has anchored IN the North river
Wind at sunset NV, fresh
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TRUSTEES.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President OF the New York LIZ,

TRUSTEES.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President OF the New York Life In
JOHN N. NIXON SDoremus Nixon Dry Goods) Is Warren
street.
DAVID Dows david pows 4 Co., Flour serchanis,, 20
ISAAC o. KENDALL, Union Buildings, Of william
DANIEL s. MILLER date Da,er. Miller a Co.. Groccrso
HENRY X BOGERT tBogert a kneelaDd, ~ William
JOHN Z. ROGERS tlae wyssh, Rogers Co., Importers,
"a william street
JOHN MARS, Merchant. 90 South street
WIN " APPLETON Appleton 4 Co., Pubshers), ~ Grand
street.
ROBERT 3. COLLINS collins A Brother, Stationery, Ios
wILIilsM Barton tBankcr, 90 wall street.
WIN. A. BOOTH lBooth Edgar, % Front street.
GEORGE A. OsU0OD tBsnker), IS Broad street .
HENky BOWERS Blowers Bsekmnn Bradford, Jr, Dry
Goodal 80 Leonard street.
cItARLEs I. ANTHONY IAuhony 4 HAN, DRY Goods), 20
Leonard street.
sAkFoRp COBB, President Eagle Fire Insurance Com
EDWARD MARTIN tcrarin 4 Co., PrOvsIons), 400 West
Twelfth street
EDWIN HoYr tHoy, sprAsue Co., Dry Goods. ss Park
LEwfs '. BArrELLE date Ba,.erc Renwch, 1863 Front
street,
II. j.. CHAPLIN n b. Ciaan A Co., Dry Goods, corner
Church and Worth streets.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, preaident.
WILLIAM ". BEERS VICE President and Actuary.
THEODORE NJ. BANfA, Cashier.
,oEEELtgs X BoeEa1, NJ. D.,l Medical Examiners.
tToRar MILkFn M. D., \ $500"
cnAnLRs wnIanr, N. D., Assistant Medical Examiner
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SHIPPIN N E w S

Almanac Tor New York.--Tai. Day.
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The Board OF Trustees has directed the redemption, and
after the rst Monday In March OF the last and only out
standing scrip dividend hst of 1851 and from the undivided
surplus OF &l6g 22 IL they have declared cash dividend
available settlement Of annual premium 20 each
plus B."
Dividends settlement, Of premium win be added
TO the policy.
BY order IL the Board
WILLIAM H. BEERS Vice President and Actuary.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Split in tho Republican Party-Natives VS..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Over the Charles
ton Coliectorship-The Administration DE.
nounced.
CHARLESTON, July "a, 1862
Much excitement prevails among the two wings of
the republican party here. DR.. Mackey, the late
Collector leads the native wing, which includes the
mass OF the colored voters, while Senator Sawyer
newly appointed Collector in place OF Mackey, head
the Northern element. The removal of Mackey has
lntepsned the bitterness between the two factions
On Thursday last Clark called on Mackey, and pre-.
eenttng his commission, demanded instant posses
tion OF the Collectors Office. Mackey refused to
cate until he had taken an inventory of public pro-
perty and received receipts from Clark, but pro-
missed to make the transfer on the 3lst
inst. Clark insisted on immediate surren-
der, which being refused, he entered Mr..
Aackey's ONCE and attempted to act as COlec-
tor whore upon he was forciby elected by Mackey's
QubQrdinates. Yes terday afternoon Mackey and
othef custom house officers arrested at the in
stance OF Clark charge OF assault, and obsruct
Ing IN o1lcer of the revenue, and were bound over
70 ahsw er before the United States Commissioner on
Monday. During the bearing Of the case Clark with
posse Of thirty men, forced his way into the custom
house and took possession, which he still retains.
The partisans Of Clark attempted serenade Messrs
ud DSa sas ana gs
the Grenade. Charging the procession ana capturing
ps dg, which they carried In triumph to Mackey at
~ rA6ldenoe The colored republicans bitterly de-
QAOkey, and declare that Clark the Collector Is
D traitor to the radical party.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

BY order Of the War Department the following
named officers Of the infantry service, left out In the
consolidation and not heretofore assigned duty are
attached to the following regiments and win report In
person to their colonies for assignment to duty with
such companies a. they may Order The names will
be accounted for on company and regimentsl rolls
as temporarily attached but should any Of these Of
ncers have been heretofore assigned to duty by de-
partment commanders they will report to the regi.
mental commanders by letter ana continue At their
present posts unless relieved by the department
COMMANDER
10 the First infantry; Charles II. Hail. late Twenty.
eighth infantry, s attached to the First infantry;
Henry R0meyn, late Thlrty-seventh infantry, at.
tached to the Third infantry; William r. Bourne,
late Fortysec0nd infantry, attached to the Sixth In
fantry q. T. COOK, late Sixth infantry. assigned to
the Sixth infantry; John Garland, late Sixth infan.
try, assigned to the Sixth infantry; james A.
Haughey, late Thirty-sixth infantry, assigned TO
the Seventh infantry. L: M. Hughes, do; J.
b. Robinson late Eighth infantry, assigned
to the Eighth infantry; Paul HARDWOOD, late
fwenty.seventh infantry, assigned TO the Ninth In
tantry; William Stephenson, do; George F. F6bte,
late Ninth infantry, to Ninth infantry; J. L. shep
herd late Thrtysecond infantry to Twelfth infantry;
ffth to Eighteenth infantry; stephen 6Connor, late
Eighth infantry, to Twenty second infantry.
Brcvet Lieutenant Colonel A. Mordecai, Ordnance
Department is relieved from duty at West Point and
assigned to Rock Island Arsenal Illinois. Captain
A. f. Bates Second cavalry. and First Lieutenant
A. NJ. Mitchell, Fourth artillery are ordered to duty
at West Point.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MxRKET.--LoNDON, July 24-1 p.
M.--Gonsols, 03A both for money and the account.
shares lsi Illinois Centras. o4k; Atlantic aud Great
western, 22k.
PABJs COURSE; July 24.-The Bourse Is
~snANKFoRT BouRsE.--fRANKFoRr July 24-Eveu.
1sMua |gss staf ayStwegy bonds closed at SIX
II Li r GoTTSN MAAskf, ~Ervssfoor. july
al p. M.-Cottoh, te}(d 12kd. for naiddilne np.
lands and 1ad. q 1YHd. for middling Orleans The
HAvRE CoTToN NAtk3f. .RISRR, july M--Even.
ing,.Cotton closed active on spot and adoat; qdo.
" TsSsRpooI BssApsyrsYs MAnxsr.-Lrvrsroot,
July a4- RreadstpW All ffmer but unchaneed.
TivERfooL. PH8vIstoNs YARKE[rLI7EkPooI
Lard arm At 7Os Der c&h FOR ASrloah' 9SIIow, Ia.
~I ISspc Ss. r 80 HAsrzr-LosDos. July "a
PHfRoLRuM MARkn1.-ANTwRRP, July 24.--Petro.
leum closed ~ sQ|<l, <or standard white.
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PERSONAL.

His Excellency A. Musgrave, Governor OF British
Columbia, and his family, are staying At Mr.. Cyrus
W. Fields, at Irvlngton on the HUDSON.
Among the passengers on the steamship City Of
London, which left this port yesterday for Europe
is Mr. Henry I. Romertze, formerly United States
Consul and Diplomatic Agent in theiDanubianlPrin.
cipalites who, after q brief soJourn in ST. Peters.
burg, win revisit Alexandria and Cairo.
The Rev. G. F. O'Callaghan sailed yesterday for
Europe by the City OF London. few days prior
to his departure he was presented by the different
societies OF SC. James parish OF this city with
testimonial OF nearly $4,000.
List of Americans registered at the banking house
OF Drexel, Harjes Co., No. Rue Scribe, Paris, for
b. ssrtori, Miss Alice johnson, MIR. I. n. Redner,
]. I. s1srpess, Miss L. A. sharpIess, Mr.. NJ Weaver
and family, Mrs. E. s. Mawson Mr.. L. j. Mawson:
Mr. r. Mawson mr. James oaiaw % h;r MR. ana
Bond and family, Mr.. Chas. 4. smith, Mr.. J. Frailey
smith, Dr. Charles diversified, United states Navy.
Misses J. NsIdnarass Mrs II. NJ waits NJ. P: 4
Philips, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Drexel and family, Mrs
Kuhn Miss Kuhn, Hon. A. G: Curtin United States
Minister Russa and family 4 !! SoGsy aS,r1s
Mr. and Mrs. G. j.. Churchman, the Misses Church
man, Mr.. and mrs: F. Fairtborns Miss N. II, Rand,
per, james Miiiiken. New York;. Irwin, IT., j.
Bierhoff and family, Miss Nina scoucia, Z. A. Fa.
chiri Mr. and Mrs. Robert Macdonald Mr. and
Mrs. AIT Moore. Mss Kate q. Moore, Miss
MIR. j. D. Bird, Mr., Il. NJ. Knox, A. Portois,
II. @. aarwood and family, Thomas Storm, James
Black, Mr.. and Mrs. WOODBURY., Miss 4. V. Wood
Hart Mrs James b, Mackenzie, Miss Adrienne Web
ster Mrs william Herrlck, Miss H. r. Williams, Mr.
Richardson p Coolidge 8. W. Patchen. j. A. Patchen
Dr. Fordyce Barker, Mrs. 9. 8. Colt Miss Cole
James Scott, u. II: Wheeler John B. MOTIFS william
Louis Mus. Boatop--George Sanbom. Charles w.
Stearns, J. 3, A. Warren. GAINESVILLE. Ohio-Josh.
Wilmin6tSn bel.-Edward Me6re. Erte--Mr and
Ma K. ". RUSSELL Mrs. w. D. walbridge. W. @
Curry. Cncln9atl-MI and mrs = 9. Gaylord. n
BSnnsyiya uia = Horace Bonham. United star ca 8
Acknowledgement John o. Fremont. WasRy ,oton~
N. bemongeot. ST Loois-7'Qan B. AVkaF Rome
). u. HsANttne,
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CALIFORNIA.

Moveuonts u tho Coagressieuai CeunIttee-
Soronado % Kx-Senator Heudricks-The
Grand Army OF the Republic.
SAN FRANCISCO, July "a. 1859.
The Congressional Committee Of ways and Means
arrived from Portland. Oregon via Victoria, this
morning They leave for the East on Monday next,
visiting the Virginia City and White Pine silver mines
en- route.
Ex-senator Hendricks was met at the steamer last
night by the members Of the Democratic State Gen.
trail Committee and escorted to the hotel, where he
was serenaded. He was Introduced to the people
Dy senator Casseriy, but merely thanked the au-
dlence, declining to make speech.
captain Joseph Sutton, well known commander
IN the service Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany, died In this city yesterday.
The Annual Convention or the Grand Army OF the
Republic OF California was held here yesterday.
Delegates representing twelve posts were present.
Each post reports large increase In membership
and healthy financial condition.
The French gunboat LRm0the PlquettA arrived
from Victoria last night.
The steamer Colorado arrived from Panama this
morning.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

tNpez In the Mountains With 5000 Men
1he President of Uruguay Marching Against
&ov0luti0nists.
LONDON, July "a, 1869.
Dates from Rio Janeiro to June 26 are at hand.
President Lopez was in the mountains in strong
position with 5000 men.
The revolution In Uruguay continued. President
Battle had marched into the interior again to meet
General Carabello. who was at the head Of the IN
Qurgent forces.
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T ENNE

Secretary Boutwell, ON Tennessee Politics.
Colonel Stokes Endorsed.
NASHVILLE, July "a, 1869.
Ths STATE Journal published this afternoon q letter
1fofn Mr. Boutwell,, Secretary OF the Treasury, 10
Mr. stokes. In which he says ne Is greatly interested
y Stokes success believing that the future political
Nhaxacter and general prosperity OF Tennessee de-
Hepd largely upon the continuance of the republican
pafty In power. He regards the supporters OF
St6keb As the true republican party of Tennessee,
Ind 66ndemls the republican supporters OF Senter
&8QApee they allied with the enemies OF the re-
ytbudan party.
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PENNS YLVANiA.
Forgery In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. July "A, lo69,
This afternoon man sold forged city warrant
for $3.50 to o broker In Third street, received
check for the amount and left. Five minutes after
wards the forgery was discovered and the CLERK
- the bank TO stop payment Of the check, and,
epdlng that 1t had not been presented laid in wait
dAt the bank closed, expecting the forgcr to come.
Me6htme the f0rger had stepped across the street
nQd the place where he SOLD the warrant to another
broker and sold the check for gold disappeared.
tho namo OF the operator Is unknown.
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BAVARIA.

Legal Recognition Of Bavariam Marriages
In the United States.
MUNICH, July "a, 1869.
tho Ministry and prominent members Of the Ba
Iefian Diet have pledged themselves TO support
4il based on negotiations with Herr Paster tthe la.
yartan Consul at Chicago. recognizing as valid all
10 legal bearings OF marriages of Bavarians In the
Untedi States without the previous consent OF the
home government. But the right OF Bavarian citi-
&enshlp Is not to be Immediately accorded to the
WIFE, II an alien, by reason OF her marriage.
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CASUALTIES YESTERDAY.

william Blower, Ewing in Van Brunt street.
Brooklyn, had leg broken and was taken to Belle
we Hospital. John Mclaughlin Of No. 81 Cherry
street. was rescued from drowning at pier Is East
river. Joseph N. Foots, Of Second avenue,
s TnS getting SG ghS shoulder sSnHs blade
Ar albsd Lopestreet, LIVING U F9urtn 5siggl, zen
r.om scanod and waA taken e 81 Lgk ss. moSp,
TO commit suIoldS 81 taking &ddanum. he WA
reausQltatod.
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The Metropolttan Hob PriutinG and Easarav.
ing Ssvns made offensive additions nv
prepared TO execute orders with rapdy i pascSs
AuS The public know fun well " style Of work ana US "''s
dsynhg and wood engraving dspsr1sn Sss I 81
beg 10 oer patrons enlarged frcues ~ ~.
orders they may see A. 2 gy feeling ss YORK cf tss
kind Poster Crcasrs Cards. Rs%p s"% color scsi,
Wosd Enaysysng done al NOTICE and q yssy 'o~ e
HlssAv s!rss(. Old Herald Bel'dioe
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CUBA,

Proclamation of General Pueii0-Patriots
postroy q Railroad Bridge near Puerto
Principe.
HAVANA, July "a, 1862
General Pueblo has issued proclamation TO the
Inhabitants Of Puerto Principe in which he declares
his Intention Of acting according to and enforcing
Vaptsin General De Rodas' programme Of policy,
Summed DIP In the words "Spain, justice,
8torauty."
General Letona has left Puerto Principe and will
embark on Spanish steamer, probably for Spain.
Vhe rebels have destroyed bridge on the Nuevitas
RAiIroad. near Puerto Principe.
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Died.

BRUsH.-At Manchester, VT, on Friday, July %,
JOSEPH B. BRUSH, OF the firm OF Howard, Sanger
Co., in the 41st year of his age.
The friends of the family and OF his father, Jarvis
Brush respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence. No. Is East Forty second
street. on Tuesday afternoon, at half past two
O'Clock.
IEOr other Deaths see Ninth Panel
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NEW york.
Transcontincpt.i

Trenscontincptzl Railroad Convention mt
Oswca0.
0swEG0, July "a 1862
y communication received by tho Mayor from
portland Me suggesting that Oswego be the place
so holding the Transcontinental Railroad Conven-
3!9n XAs laid before the Board OF Trade to-day. The
X3uht2I w .GQNyapVQn viii be issued soon, All the
XsSSsxnS [elt0ady nom the Pacific coast 70 New.
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I ing Establishment having mAaaextensive |
additions to It's "materisl," IN the shape |
Of Presses, Type, &C.. 40, Ia nok prepared
to execute orders with, unusual rspidity. |
It's STYLE OF work and its modSrste prices.
Our designing and wood engraving de-
pArtment has been considerably enlarged
10 meet the demands Of the public, and
we beg to offer to our patrons our en-
may see at ,o give, feeling assured that
our prices will comuAre favorsbsy WITH
any other work Of Nhe kind. Posteu,
Circulars, Cards. Pamphlets Of every do
scriptiops, Law Printing, 40, 30. Plain
au sh Uy notice and ~ 1spx ,ow p ~yse
t7 Nsssan street, old Hersld Building.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Large Fire in Wilmington,

Large FIRE IN WHmfnRtOn.
WILMINGTON, July "a, 1869.
At halfpast nine O'Clock tonight destructive
9ge broke out In the large spirbarrel mandatory
q strass Rice destroying the entire stock,
MACHINERY, 10. The loss will amount to $25, 900.
injured In the Atlantic of Baltimore Liverpool and
london, Globe and other companies for &c. 500. The
.ofo Was the result Of an accident.
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MAINE.

Sad CasuaIty-Four Persons Drowned in
Lake Auburn.
LEWISTON, July a. 1869.
Two Misses Turner. of Charlestown, Mass, visiting
in Auburn, and two sons OF Rev. Mr.. Libby, of
Auburn, were drowned In Lake Auburn this after.
noon. They were out In q r0wb0aC, which sunk.
Two other persons In the boat escaped.
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, s,ua,e rrio, Of pYr,. Win,Iow,s So.

Single Trial Of Mrs. WinsIOw,s H0OthtnG
SYRUP for children eethng never yet failed e relieve the
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately not only frees
the pain, but regulates the stomach and bowels
wind coc acdy and dysentery ana
darhna Gives rest and health 10 the child and comforts
the mother.
Be and call for - 49,
aMRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
having the fac-simile of "Curs Perkins the outside
wrapper All others are base limitations
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SsFresh az a Mafden,s Blush' is tho. Pure
oeachy compieron which follows the use Of HA0AfS
MAGNOLIA BALM II the true secret OF beauty. Fashion
able ladies In society understand this.
The Magnolia Balm changes the rustic country g' mo
city belle more asF any e,ne Bacbes and all effects
Of the summer sun disappear where -
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-25
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

At baif-past four O'Clock yesterday afternoon VII.
liam Green, aged twelve years, OF FAC Eighth
avenue was run over by an oil train OF the Hudson
River Railroad, at Sixty-lfth street. and was In.
SANITY killed.