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The New York herald., 1869-05-25

A Skin Free from Tan, Blofches, FreckIcu.
moth patches chAfed flesh and all deformes OF cucS
be attained by q free of DIR. GOURAUDS worlA
renowned ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP, found At his new
depot 4s Bond street. Removed from 4SS Broadway. Fifty
cen a cal
The New York herald., 1869-05-25

A.-Espensrheid, Leader and InfrOducer On
fashions for Hats The for issq h nov
ready for inspection and sale The Espenscheid Rocky
Mountain Beaver dor favore s this season
the elegant and dashng affair he has out
His saesroom Is at No. lis Nassau street, between and
man sireeta.
The New York herald., 1869-05-25

H.ndso~s a q Ha.asoHe Does, Says the
summer style Of KNOxs Hat Ills well worth while foe
gentleman OF taste and judgment 10 In at kNOxA
No. 22 Broadway. He there behold the sxpos
ton of head coverings 70 be found IN ths city
The New York herald., 1869-05-25
THE NEW DOMINION.

Financinl-COmmunicatiO Between Luke Su-
perior and the Red River SettIements-Tas
Proposed Subsidy to Nova Scotia.
OTTAWA, May "a, 1859.
The Dominion notes in circulation on the 5th OF
May amounted to $4,095, 900. Specie held by the
banks. $914 400. Debentures held by the Receiver
General 100000. Discount American invoices
for the ensuing week thirty per cent
Mr.. King, manager OF the Bank OF Montreal, is
here.
Mr.. Dawson's report on the Red river route has
been laid before the Department Of Public Works.
He recommends the opening OF communication at
between Lake Superior and the Red river settle
ment IN such way as would admit OF the route be-
ing Immediately used and then to proceed with
further works until first class line OF communica-
ton Is completed; the cost OF the preliminary line
to be about $3.50 000 and the probable ultimate cost
Of q railroad and continuous navigation about
S.. 500, 900.
it is said that Ontario and Quebec Will resist the
proposed increase of the debt and the special sub
sldy to Nova Scotia unless corresponding amounts
the equivalent be allowed in reduction OF debt
Of the late province OF Canada II this is acceded
to 1t Will entirely wipe out the excess Of debt
$62, 000 The ontario representatives contend
that the departure from the Quebec resolutions by
the delegates in England without authority aud
unjust to her, and the Nova scotian proposition
opens the question and cannot be submitted to with
out the equivalent suggested.
The Dominion Rine Association will distribute
S4 worth of prizes at the annual Tournaments at
Hon. John Ross has been gazetted Speaker Of the
Senate, in place Of Hon. Mr.. Cauchin, who is tenn
porarly absent.
Up to the present date 164 more vessels have ar
rived in Quebec than at the same time last year.
The country about the Chateauguay river is
badly flooded, rendering many OF the houses unin-
haDitable.
Fresbet in New BrunswicL-Wreclk of a Nor.
wegian Bark.
ST. JOHN. N. B., May "a, 1859.
The neshet in the river and harbor Is still very
high All the mills have stopped running.
About 100 vessels are now in the harbor, waiting
for cargoes of coal.
Freights are declining; rates to Liverpool e2s. to
62s. 90. per standard.
The Norwegian bark Ledsgchan was wrecked or
| Cape Rosiar recently. All hands were saved.
The New York herald., 1869-05-25

Prince Rurageorgewich Released Bail.
l'esrH, May a. 1869.
Prince Karageorgewich. who lfas been in prison.
charged with completely in the mcrder OF Prince
Michael Of Servia June last has been released on
ball. in order that he may prepare his defense on the
trial soon TO take place.
The New York herald., 1869-05-25

Fine ComplexlOn.-A Beautiful and Vel,
vet-lke skin, free from all bemishea can be Produced
BY BURNETr's KALLIsT9N which unlike other cosmetics,
Infants musquto be sunburn roughness OF the skin
has equal For sale by JOHN F. HENRY, No. Colses
place, and by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1869-05-25

A.-Snve % per cent by Purchasing your sIl-
verware direct from the manufacturers FORD UPPER
Saesrooms 77 and s9 Broadway Of Tenth street
The New York herald., 1869-05-25

A.-GOuraud's Oriental Cream or Maaicul
Besutfsr GOURAUD's Liquid Vegetable Rouge mparts =
delicate rose tint 70 Gae Ps and cheeks defyng deiecoS
Gator Lily White and other Toilet Articles depot
- Bond street. Bowery than Broadway Removed
from 463 Broadway
The New York herald., 1869-05-25

Batchelor's Hair Dye.-The Best In fiso
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable
The New York herald., 1869-05-25

Heckerss Farina Ferms q Very Agreeable
light nuvs food superior article for puddngs and is
lies, highly recommended By physicians fos iAvaids
and children. Sold By ali grocsrs.
The New York herald., 1869-05-25
GERMANY.

Assembling Of tho Zollvorein.
BEkLIN, May a, 1909.
me Parliament OF the Zollverein win meet IN this
J on the ID Of June.
The New York herald., 1869-05-25
A.-Esveus-be,d. Iesder nm.

A.-Montnna Cordial. No More Dyspepsia.
H. A. CHALvIN, l3l Fulton street, New yorx.
The New York herald., 1869-05-25
AUS TRiA.
An Unexpected Appointment.

VIENNA, May "a, 1859.
rumored that Czartorysk the descendant OF
famous atrtot OF Poland. is to be appointed Gov
ernor OF n 'icia. This is looked upon as an anti.
Russian demons ration on the part OF the Austrian
government.
The New York herald., 1869-05-25

Perfect Hair Dressing R.-Burnett's Cocoa.
the perfect and the best preparation In the word
for harsh and dry hair irritation Of the scalp badness asl
The New York herald., 1869-05-25

A.-Ladies Can Have Their Faces EnauneIIed
and eyebrows arranged BY NJ LAUssON, $50 Brosdway.
The New York herald., 1869-05-25

Cristadoro's Hair Restsrative-The Finess
hair dressing the world Depot No. Astor House
factory IS Maiden laus.
The New York herald., 1869-05-25

A.-Italian Lotion for the ComplexiOu Pro,
vents sunburn and Frcokes For sale by DR.. ZACHARIA
100 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-05-25

A Dead shot for BedbugS.-slesp! SIeepl
Sold at No. College place and by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1869-05-25
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAr MAY 25 8e9>TRIPLE SHEET
Judge Advocate General; 7. Lubey ousrsermasser
The Richaond Ya.l Postmnster.


Tho Richmond Val Postmaster.
rhe President to-day received by mail from New
YORK, neatly engrossed on parchment, copy OF a So
res OF reo NtIons passed at recent meeting OF the
omcers OF tse seventy-nintn regiment Of High
lanaers, n. O. ~ N. Y, rendering their thanks for
the Presidents acknowledgement OF the services or
Miss Elizabeth vaA' Lew, of Richmond, Va, in min
isterng the comfo~t of the ocers and men OF our
army who, while prisol lNers OF war during the rebel
lion. were confined in ide Libby and other prisons.
The officers and men Of thhs regiment were especially
gratined at the appointment OF Miss Van Lew as
Postmaster at Richmond.
The Ocean Mail service.
Three or four steamship parties have recently i'm
portuned the Postmaster General i'r contracts to
carry the ocean mails conditional on their appr oval
by Congress- but the Postmaster General has refused
all such propositions the ground that Ns has no
authority in the premises
The New York herald., 1869-05-25

AN ERRoR-Appointing on the commission
to locate the new Post Office man who for
ten years has desired to sell piece of land
as a Post Office site.
The New York herald., 1869-05-25

To Married Ladies and Those Csutempia.
ting &c. for which viii b Forwarded By
return mail pocket pamphlet containing Information whcA
none ahonld 70 without Address Dr. RTIRNNE ACHAkDs
boz asn@ Phuadslphia Post ONCE, Pa
The New York herald., 1869-05-25

Bnrnctt's Florimel.-An Exquisite Perfume,
resembling the fresh odors OF rare bouqusa Has equal
and e for sale b. I'll druggists. -
The New York herald., 1869-05-25

Words Of Cheer for Young Men, Who, Hav-
s:p z Ss.sS s:5 ,,s ssy'Sg: g
The New York herald., 1869-05-25

American Oil Paintings af Auction, this Eve.
ming. In the store, 675 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-05-25

Try NE and pIl DO yos Good. Rocky
Herald Building, at 0l per bottle.
The New York herald., 1869-05-25
General Butler ON the Alabama Claimsa
washington (May 24) correspondence Of the Bosta

7" HsHgSoH Ihiay Z4J COrTe5pOndence OF The BOSt1n
Advertiser.l
General Butler left for the East this evedinR. He
has been urging the administration to adopt very
DECIDED measures IN regard TO the Alabama claims.
He says that Mr.. Motley has gone to England In
structed 10 merely look on for the present and
thing He thinks that Mr.. MOtey's course should be
TO make definite demand for settlement and II
not complied with at the end OF a reasonable time
non-intercourse should be proclaimed and that this
which would soon cause a settlement with this
country,
The New York herald., 1869-05-25

nflssisauoi Spring Water, Only Known Rew-
for Cancer and all diseases of the kidney This tho
original Spring Water from Vermont which wrought .
many wonderful cures and advertised only 10 dlstn RISK
from the many limitations that attempted 10 10
palmed upon the public being equal TO the virtues Of the
The New York herald., 1869-05-25

Improved French RanGe-NTanufacturcd BY
BRAMHALL, DEANB CO., N7 and 30 Water street,
neu Ynrk.
The New York herald., 1869-05-25
OHIO.

Explosion Of the Meter OF the Cincinnati Grs
Wcrfxs-One Man ki;icd-nliraculous Escape
of Workmen.
The New York herald., 1869-05-25
FRANCE.

The Result Of the Elcctious-Heavy Opposition
Gain.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-19

sss- Don't go to bed Tonight with
out seeing the Tableaux of Sc The
Drunkard," at Library Hall. Up and
git
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-19

The President sent no appointments
to the Senate yesterday.
1t is said that Gen. Longstreet will
not be confirmed as Surveyor OF the
port at New Orleans-the Southern
members of Congress being especially
opposed to the nomination. Had Andy
Johnson made such q nomination the
probabilities are that certain Republic
cans would have raised dreadful hue
and cry. For our part, we must enter
our objections against all such appoint
ments. Gen. Longstreet was no doubt
an honorable soldier for rebel, but
we are inclined to think that there are
other men fully as competent for the
position, and whose efforts for four
years and more were not directed
against the government.
The House Military Committee in
structed Gen. Logan to report bill
abolishing the office of chief of staff to
the General OF the Army This is
done in accordance with the wishes of
Gen. Sherman, who says there is now
no necessity for such an Office. The
office is now vacant, Gen. Rawlins hav-
ing resigned. The committee also
agreed to report bill to prohibit the
assignment of those officers on the re-
tired list to duty of any kind. For
many years it has been the practice,
the moment an officer was retired, to
assign him to active duty on full pay.
Gen. Sherman thinks it is about time
to pnt a stop to the practice, and so
recommended to the committee The
duty to which they are generally assign
ed belongs to officers in active service.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-19
WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE.

The following is the memorial of the
Womans State Suffrage Association,
presented III the Senate on Wednesday
and referred to the judiciary Commit
tee
To the Senate and House of Assembly /:
We the under signed, officers of the
New Jersey Woman Suffrage Associa-
ton, respectfully represent that they
are instructed by the members of the
said Association, numbering more than
1000 citizens of this State, and by a
numerous and respectable convention
which met in Vineland on the I'd of
December last, to memorabilia your
honorable bodies to extend suffrage to
the women of New Jersey on the same
terms and qualifications as are pre-
sscribed for men, We ask your atten-
tion to the fact that there are in the
State of New Jersey 12S,000 women,
who possess all the qualifications now
required of men as voters, and who are
excluded from the polls solely on &C
count of their sex that these women
are taxed without representation upon
many millions of dollars of real and
personal property, having no voice in
the imposition or expenditure of the
taxes they are compelled to pay that
they are required to obey laws in the
enactment of which they have no share:
but they are subjected to unjust and
cruel disabilities in the relations of
wife, mother, and widow; that, as
wifes, they have no right to dispose of
their own earnings, no independent
control of their own property, cannot
make a valid contract or will without
their husbands consent; thatas mothers
they are not the guard ans of their own
children that, as widows they are de-
prived of just and equal share of the
Joint Accommodations of the marriage
partnership, and do not inherit on
equal terms with widowers that wo-
men are excluded from equal educa-
tional and industrial advantages,
consequences of this exclusion are only
half paid for their labor that all these
disabilities are the direct result of their
Acknowledgement and of the class legis-
lation of men above.,
We will also remind you that this
class of our citizens formerly possessed
and exercised the right of suffrage in
New Jersey, until they were unjustly
and illegally DISTINGUISHED in 1907, by
an act of the Legislature, in violation
of constitution and usage, and that
they were not even permitted to vote
upon the question of their own disfran-
,chisement
Believing with Governor Randolph,
in his inaugural message, that "the
privilege of suffrage is the right of self
government" we respectfully ask You
to provide for the exercise of the right
of self-government by the law abiding
tax-paying women of New Jersey.
LUCY STONE, President.
SUSAN P. FOWLER, Secretary.
-+-@+ -------
TpryroN Sixteen State-Prison con-
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-19
Susan P. FOWLER, Secretary.

TRENTON. Sixteen State-Prison con-
victs were discharged by order of the
Court of Pardons. OF this number two
were serving terms of three years each,
of which period only two months had
expired. .......a,
The Senate Committee on Corpora
lions heard arguments upon the bill
authorizing the Morris and Essex Rail-
road to lay double track to Dover.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-19

beg Go early tonight and secure
your seat at Library Hall. Trouble
commences at 7.45.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-13
Periodicals..

EVENING DY EVENING; or Readings at Even
tide for the Family or the Closet, oy Z: ID
Spurgeon. New York: Sheldon q Go. 1869
The readers of Morning by Morning
will welcome this companion volume 1t Is
drawn from the resov of an alfiuent ex'
perience, which gives more freely at every
successive draught upon it. The condensed
brevity of its thoughts, the aptness, ane
often the briIliancy, of its figures, and thu
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make this volume popular aid to private
devotion. The minister, also, will find hint
for many discourse in its suggestive expo
sitions and analyses. Like the former Sc
ries, the present contains an appendix o
appropriate hymns for use in family wor
ship.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-13

THE Chester Reporter says that Wimbush,
the negro senator from Chester County, has
induced the removal from Office of Magis-
trates Eli Cornwell, II. C. Bnwley, T. NJ.
Boulware and Daniel G. Stinson. These
magistrates were appointed by Governor
Scott, and only two months ago the Grand
Jury of the county advised that they be re-
tanned in office. Two Of them, at least, were
invited to join the Loyal League, and were
told that if they would do the deed they
should keep their Offices, and even ''come up
higher They declined the invitation, and
Wimbush at once demanded that they be
hurled from their official seat. Governor
Scott bore it in mind that Wimbush whipped
Leslie, brother carpet-bagger, short time
ago, and hastened to grant his request. The
necessary order was issued on Friday last.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-13
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contents Of the stomach reveals the presence Of
prussic acid and morphia; but whether it was
given as medicine or with intent to murder,
such medical experts as Professors Aiken, Worm
ley, Gross and Pancoast and others, have been
unable to decide. The whole AFFAIR very much re-
sembles the celebrated Parkman-Webster case
which happened years ago. Schoeppe protests his
innocence, and defes any medical man to prove
the case one of murder. The German societies oil
Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey believe
his story, and are using all their efforts to save
his life
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-13
HlisreIlaneons.
THE MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN co.
WINNERS OF THE
PARIS OSITION MEDAL.
WHO HAVE UNIFORMLY BEEN AWARDED
HIGHEST HONORS

HIGHEST HONORS
AT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITIONS IN THIS COUNTRY
So that their work is the acknowledged standard
OF excellence in its department. respectfully an
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ties, and by the exclusive use OF recent improve
ments, they are now producing yet more perfect
ORGANS than ever before In great variety as to
style and price, adapted to all public and private
uses; for Drawing Rooms, Libraries, Music Rooms,
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abled by their uncqualled facilities Tor manulac-
ture to sell at prices Of Inferior work.
The recent Improvements In these organs have
so increased their usefulness and popularity that
they are unquestionably the most desirable in
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Churches, Schools &C., while the prices at which
they can be afforded $3.50 to $1,000 each) adapt
them to the means and requirements OF all classes.
They are equally adapted to secular and sacred
music, are elegant as furniture, occupy little
space, are not liable to get out OF order, mot
requiring tuning once where pianoforte Is tuned
twenty tlmes,l are very durable, anu easy 10
learn to play upon.
The NJ. & Ii. Organ Co. are now selling Four
Octave organs for $50 each; Five Octave organs,
Five Stops, with two sets of vibrators, for Sl25,
| and other styles at proportionate rates.
For testimony to the superiority OF their organs,
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| ly; majority Of the most prominent musicians In
| the country, with many OF eminence In Europe,
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| Hamlin Organs excel all others. -.
A circular containing this testimony in full Will
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| are fixed and invariable. Address
| THE MASON HAMLIN ORGAN Co.,
| No. 500 Broadway, New York;
nov13 8 No. 154 fremont street, Boston.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-13

A CONCERN styling itself ''The New York
Advertising Agency having had the assur-
ance to include THE CHARLESTON News in a
list of papers to which it refers as endorsers
OF its standing and solvency, we feel it n
duty we owe to our contemporaries of the
press 20 State that the use Of the name OF
this newspaper vas entirely unauthorized,
and that TIC little We know of the concern
in question constrains US to advise against
any deilings with it on any ot,ier basis than
cash in advance.