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ST. DOMINGO.

Cabral and Luper0n Joined FOrces-PrO-
granime of tue RcvOlutiOnists--MOveme
Of the Rebel Steamer Telesraf0-RumOrs
About Samana Bay Reported Demand for
the Surrender Of Puerto Plata.
HAVANA, June 90. via Lake City, June IS, 1869.
The latest advices from St. Domingo state that ex-
President Cabral and General Luperon had joined
forces The former had landed at Azua with a
strong force and proposed to invest the capital by
land, while Luperon with the steamer TELEGRAPH,
bockaded the port.
The steamer TELEGRAPH. commanded by the DOmini-
can rebel General Luperon had left st. Maries for
st. Domingo.
The steamer Tybee arrived at st. Thomas on the
18th and sailed the next day for St. Domingo.
Fabns, the agent Of President Baez, was passen-
ger on his return from Washington. Rumors are
again revived of the cesson OF the Bay Of Samana
the United States
News has been received from the capital OF st.
Domingo to the 18th inst. 1t is reported that Gene
raj Luperon had arrived before Puerto Plata on
board the TELEGRAPH, and demanded the Immediate
and unconditional surrender Of the place. President
Baez was making vigorous efforts to suppress out
breaks
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Died.

SANDFORD.--In Brooklyn, on Friday, June Is, IN
the 18th year OF his age. after lingering illness.
ABRAHAM ID. SANDFORD.
The relatives aud friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late
residence, No. 19l Navy street. on sunday afternoon.
at three O'Clock Remains to be taken 70 Green
wood Cemetery
Newark IN. J.) and South New Jersey papers please
copy.
PALMER.-On Friday, June rs. after short Ill
ness COURTLAND, only son or Charles L. ana Rosina
r. Palmer, aged years.
The friends OF the family are requested to attend
the funeral from the residence of his parents, No.
los East Twenty fifth street. on Monday morning. at
ten O'Clock
SMITH.-At 81 Myrtle avenue, on Friday, June rs.
CHARLES SMITH, aged So years.
Funeral Will take place on sunday afternoon. az
two O'Clock. Relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
fF0r other Deaths see Ninth Page.l
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARxEr.-LoSDoS June $3.50 p.
M-Consols closed at s2k for money and s2s for ac-
count United States nve-twenty bonds, son. Erie
Railway shares, 19x. Illinois Centrals. 94k.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs, June 25.--The Bourse Is
nat.
FRANKFORT BouRsE-FRANKroRr June 25.-
United states dve-twenties closed at s6,s s6H.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET -LIvERP0oL- June 25-
4:30 r. M.-C0tton--The market closed quiet Mid
ding uplands, 12hd. middlng orleans, 1870. The
sales OF the day have footed up $4,000 bales.
ton Closed Arm for stocN IN snat ana 70 arrive
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MARKEr.-LIvERP00L,
June 25.-Thelmarket IL dull Corn 30s. per quarter
for old mixed western. Peas, 3ss. per 504 lbs,
wheat, 1os I'd. per Genital for California white and
o.. Id for No. 2 red western.
LivBRPOOL PROVISIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
June 25-Lard IL firm aud unchanged
LONDON PRODUCE MARKBr.-LOSDON, June 25.-
Ltnseed cakes. clio ~. per ton for thin oblong.
PETROLEUM MARKET. --ANTwRRp, June 25.-Pstro-
leutn, 49Af. for Standard white
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IRISH REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION,

The following gentlemen will represent New York
city and Brooklyn at the forthcoming National Con-
vention to be held at Chicago on the 4th OF july
II. Lyddy, Colonel r. ]. Kelly, Captain Eugene
O'Shea, Captain w. II. Grace, Colonel John Beattie,
Colonel M. w. Bevins, John ID. McGrath, Mack LAM.
gan, Thomas NJ c. Grane Captain Joseph M. Fib-
bons Dennis Shea, Michael Savin, Captain Michael
O'Rorke, Dr. David Bell, Joseph I. o. Clarke, Cap
tain w. $. O'Bren, Colonel T. Haney, General James
r. McCor, General p. II. Jones, Patrick 0'Rorke.
Captain ID. j. Hagan, Thomas A. Masterson, Dennis
Mclaughlin, A. II. Mulligan, Captain Wilson Berry
man, Captain Michael Mcguire.
Brookivn-General william De Lacy, Captain T.
ID. O'Sullivan, Colonel James Kavanagh, General
James l.. Herman, Captain Maurice Fitzharris, W.
II. Glsavey, Captain J. +, Kavapaga
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THE NEW DOMINION.

The Coming ReGatta-Important News from
EngIand-Independencc Advocated i'm High
Quarters.
MONTREAL, June Is, 1869.
The St. Johns boat crew will row In the regatta
contest which Is to take place here on the oath Of
July. The Wards are also invited to take part.
private letter from an eminent Englishman. Of
the liberal school OF politics and standinghgh In the
confidence Of the ruling power has just been received
here, in which the writer states that Mr. Gladstone
and John Bright strongly urge the idea OF Canadian
independence, and say that the grand national even
vital, policy Of England Is to look to India Can
ada II Is also set forth that the British colonies
must seek to make SHIFT 10 manage for themselves
within two years from the present time.
The writer has been telegraphed oficiay through
the Atlantic cable requesting him to permit his
views and name TO be published. Special letters are
also expected from Mr.. Bright and Mr.. Gladstone on
the subject.
Hon. John Young leaves for England tonight. His
mission may have political tendency just now, as
he Is recognized one Of the foremost advocates OF
Canadian independence.
Arrest OF Parties for Selling Copies Of the
Now Testament.
QUEBEC, June 25, 1892
An arrest of singular character has taken place
at 81. Henry, nine miles from Quebec. Two gen.
tlemen recently from France were arrested at
the instance Of the parish priest, charged with SELL
ing copy Of the New Testament. No fine was ult
m ately imposed, but the one found guilty of selling
copies of the Gospel was condemned to pay so ana
costs. II is sta ted that OF the was arrested
without a warrant. Influential gentlemen are deter
mined to have the matter FULLY investigated and legal
measures taken against all concerned In the extra
ordinary proceedings
The Ne,r idea, an annexation paper, printed, half
In French and half In English, Vermont Is being
extensively circulated here.
II is rumored ini weil-informcd circles that the
Queens proclamation authorizing the transfer of
the Northwest TERRITORY viii he ISSUED TIA mouth OF
SIX weeks
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MEXICO.

Characteristic Action Of Mexican Governor
Volcanic Eruption In Colima.
SAN FRANCISCO. June "a. 1859.
Mexican advices state that the Governor OF Sonora
turned out the federal Custom House officers at
Guaymas In order to admit foreign cargo, valued
at s7O0OO which would have been otherwise subject
TO heavy duties.
General Cauto Is to be tried before military court.
because the civil judges at Durango fearful for
their personal safety.
An eruption OF the volcano IN CoIima occurred on
the 10Th of June 1t Is the first outbreak since the
year 1900
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Couufry.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.
The WEEKLY HvRALpof the present week. now
ready. contains the very latest European news
by the Cable up to the hour Of publication; also
Telegraphic Dispatches from Cuba Mexico and other
Points. It also contains the Current News OF the
Week; the Fashions; Amusements: Faceti@; Foreign
Inteigence Scientific Artistic, sporting, Religious
and Literary intelligence; Washington News; Obtu-
ary Notices; Editorial Articles on the prominent
topics OF the day; Our Agricultural Budget; Re-
views Of the Cattle Horse, Dry Goods ana Boot and
Shoe Markets; Financial and Commercial Intelli.
gence, and accounts Of oil the important and in-
teresting events Of the week.
TERMs:-Single subscription, 81; Three copies, s5;
Five copies s.; Ten copies. si5; Single copies. ave
cents each. limited number Of adverilsameats In,
serted IN the wEsKLY HERALn.
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CALF ORNIA.

Distinguished Arrivals i'm San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, June "a, 1859.
The Congressional Committee OF Ways and Means
arrived here last night and are to-day visiting the
harbor Notifications and other places Of interest
Rear Admiral Turner, OF the United States Navy,
and M. Brevill, Consul General OF France for the
Pacific coast, arrived from Panama yesterday.
The French gunboat La Piquet sailed to-day on a
cruise.
The grain elevator at Vallejo the first in use on
the Pacific coast, was put In successful operation
yaSfarlaY
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PENNS YLVANIA.
Large Fires In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of a
Monument 20 Washington.

HOuumcut 10 washington
PHILADELPHIA. June rs. 1869.
fire occurred this afternoon at the corner OF
Sixth and Columbia streets. which destroyed McDan-
iel's glue factory and Cannavan's oolpulling es-
adjustment, and some ten or fifteen frame and brick
buildings, taverns, &c. The loss cannot stated
at present. IL Is very heavy and Will amount to at
least 100000.
fire occurred this morning In Toudy Co.'s
photographic establishment, in the fourth story Of the
iron building on Chestnut street, above Fifth. The
fire was confined to the fourth story. owing to the
freproof character of the budng but the other oc-
cupants suffered damage from water. The whole
loss Is estimated at $4,000. Amopg the sufferers
were Wmches, newspaper and periodical agent;
Henry Cohen Co, stationery, and John Thornley,,
india rubber store.
WOrkmen are engaged on the pavement fronting
Independence Hall, preparing foundation for a
monument to Washington, which Will be erected on
the 9th oil July. The base VIII he surmounted by a
handsome statue Of Washington, presented TO the
city by the children attached to the public schools,
who alone contributed to the expense OF the monu-
ment.
The steam collier Rattlesnake sailed at noon on
her irst trip to Boston with 623 tons OF coal.
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ENGLAND.

Channel Race of the Royal Thames Yacht
Ciub-The Guinivere the Victor.
LONDON, June 25, 1869.
The Royal Thames Yacht CLUB Channel match,
from Dover pier TO Cherbourg, resulted Ia the vic.
tory OF the schooner Guinivere, owned by O. Thelu-
son, commodore Of the Royal Victoria Yacht Club,
beating the Condor, Cambria, Alarm and Egerla.
The course run was about $50 miles, light airs pre-
vaing throughout the rum The yachts started
from Dover at O'Clock Wednesday afternoon and
arrived in the following order at Cherbourg this
morning.
Schooner GuInivere 30s tons, of Portsmouth, built
in 1868 ten minutes past three O'Clock.
Cutter Condor, i33 tons OF Greenock, built In
1868, owned by w. Ewing, fifteen minutes past four
O'Clock.
Schooner Cambria, 1873 tons of Cowes. built in
1885. owned by j. Ashbury twenty minutes past four
Schooner Alarm 2is tons of southampton, built
In 1862 owned by J. Duppa, thiry-one minutes past
Schooner Egeria, 161 tons OF Belfast, rebuilt in
1865, owned by Y. Mulhoand. last and not timed
The other yachts in the Channel match from the
More to Dover that beat the Cambria did not start in
this match, namely:-The cutter Fiona, IS tons, OF
Greenoch, built in 1885, and owned by e. Boucher,
and the cutter Chrstabel 81 TONS Of London, built
In 1864, and owned by A. Z. Kennard.
Ali these yachts belong to various yacht clubs.
The Guinivere, Alarm and Egerla also belong to the
Royal Yacht squadron.
The greatest interest has been felt in these Channel
matches by yachtmen and the public generally, as
being more likely TO foreshadow the chances Of sue
of the Cambria and other yachts In tue cOnten-
plated contest with the Dauntless Sappho Meteor,
and any other American yacht that may arrive in
English waters this summer, than could be indicated
by the result of the late regattas on the river
Thames in all of which the Cambria was beaten.
Lord RusseI,s Intended Action ON the Irish
Church Bill.
LONDON, June 25, 1869.
Lord Russell favors the proposition for concurrent
endowment, and VIII introduce an amendment to
that eject when the Irish Church bill comes before
the House of Peers again.
Another Amendment to the Irish Church Bill.
LONDON, June 25, 1859.
In the House OF Lords tonight Baron Redesdale
gave notice of an amendment to the Irish Church
bill to allow Irish bishops to retain their seats In the
House OF Lords
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Washington College COmmcncement-Hand.
some Donation by Citizen Of Chicago.
MASSACHUSETTS.

Glass Day Mt Harvard-The Gilmore Tcsti.
monial.
BOSTON. June 25, 1859.
Glass day at Harvard College was observed to-day
in the customary manner the literary exercises
ssting OF an Grafton, poem and ode. The class boat
races that usually take place the present month
were omitted this year.
The Individual subscriptions to Gimore's benefit
at the Coliseum next Tuesday already amount to
over $1,000 and the sale OF tickets indicates i'm
mense audience.
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MURDER IN TEXAs-0n Friday night last. about
nine O'Clock some unAnown assassin rode up 10
the residence OF Dr. Black. at Round Rock, seven
teen mies north OF this city. and calling the Doctor
TO the door shot nm dead. Dr. Black was high
toned honorable and patriotic citizen, who stood
high In the estimation OF all who knew him. We
deeply sympathze with the citizens or Williamson
county in the severe loss they sustain. 1t Is sim
cerey hoped that the assassin will be discovered and
brought to punishment for the horrible crime
Houston (TerdSl Republican, Jtne l6
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HAY TT.

Fighting at Aux Cayes-Nothing Decisive.
HAVANA, June 23, via Lake City. June 25, 1862
From Port au Prince information has been re-
celved that on the 5th inst SaInave ;made land at
tack upon Aux Cages. His forces succeedeh IN
carrying two forts but the revolutionists rallied and
retook both. with heavy loss both sides. In the
North everything was quiet.
The rebel General Nisset Saget was dangerously Ill
at last accounts
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VENEZUELA.
The Port Of nraracaibo G

The Port Of Maracaib0 Closed.
HAVANA. June 49, via Lake City. June rs. 1862
Advices from Caracas to the sth inst. report that
the Venezuelan government had closed the port OF
MaracaiDo, because the State authorities mad
usurped the revenues Ten days were allowed for
all vessels In the harbor to load and leave.
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FRANCE.

The EmperOr's Speech at the Camp at
ChalOns.
PARIS, June rs, 1859.
The Jo,una, ODsctel In its report Of thelEmperor
speech at Chaons, gives the following version of
the concluding words:-"Contnue in the same
course and you will always be worthy Of so great a
nation and will maintain the military spirit neces
sary for great people.
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H@V0nH NIHfketB.
HAVANA, June "a. 1869.
sugar.-Market active at SIC. skc for No. IL
Dutch standard. There Is a better feeling In the
market and large speculative inquiry.
Exchange on London l3 q Ia per cent premium;
on Paris, par u per cent premium; on United
MUM; in currency do. 25Ii a 241S discount.
HAVANA. June 25, 1869.
Sugar market to-day is quiet; business light;
prices unchanged.
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A.-Beautiful Woman, If Y0u Would BE
beautiful HAGANS MAGNOLIA BALM.
1t gives pure blooming complexion and restores youth
full beauty.
Its effects gradual, natural and perfect.
II Red1ess Botches and Pmpes cures Tan Sun
burn and Freckles and makes lady of thirty but
twenty.
The MAGNOLIA BALM makes the skin smooth and
peary, the eye bright and clear the cheek glow with ths
bloom Of youth, and impars fresh plump appearance to
the connenance No lady need complain OF her complexion
when 75 cents will purchase this delightful article.
Depot q Park row, New York.
Use only Lyons Katharon for the Hair
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The nIe,ropoIitan Job Printing and Ensray-.

/ ing Establishment having made extensive
additions TO its "material," In the shape
OF Presses. Type, &c., &C, Is now prepared
10 execute orders with unusual rapidity.
| It's patrons and the public know full well
| lis style OF work and It's moderate prices.
| Our designing and wood engraving de-
partmsnt has been considerably enlarged
| To meet the demands Of the public, and
we beg 10 offer 10 our patrons our en-
larged facilities for such orders as they
may see ft 20 give, feeling assured that
| our prices will compare favorably with
any other work Of the kind. Posters,
Circulars, Cards, Pamphlets OF every de.
scrlption, Law Printing, &c., &C. Plain
| and color work Wood Engraving done
at short notice and AZ very low price.
| "a Nassau street, old Herald Building.
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Children Teething.

The mother finds faithful friend in Mrs wnsosrs sooh-
ing Syrup. perfectly reliable and harmless relieves
child from pain, dysenery and diarrhoa relieves
crpng in bowels wind coc softens the gums ana
reduces Inflammation BY giving relief and health to the
child, II comforts the mother.
Be sure and call for . .-
having the fac-simile Curtis Perkins, the outside
wrapper. All others are base limitations
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ROUMANIA.

Attempted Assn snssination-Arrest Of the Sup.
posed Assassin.
BUCHAREST, June 25 1862
An attempt has been made 10 assassinate the
President Of the Council Of ministers. The assassin
is i'm CUSTODY
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NASSAU.

An Ex-Confederate Cavalry Omcer En- Route
for Cuba.
HAVANA, June 23 via Lake City. June rs. 1869.
Nassau dates to Monday last report Captain W. J..
Ashby. who commanded the Confederate scouts at
tached to Wade Hampton's cavalry corps during the
war, as having arrived there, en- ROUTE for Cuba.
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Return Of the Forty..eventh Regiment.

The Forty-seventh regiment, Major Rogers com.
manding, returned to Williamsburg yesterday morn.
ing filed with New Haven notions. The reception
given to the command in the Elm City was OF so nat
tering character-their feasting so Luculluslike-
that they are now dissatisfied with their homes.
They became unsteady IN the land OF steady habits
but are expected TO regain their equilibrium In day
or two. The excursion Will never be forgotten by
those who participated IN it.
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Fact Worth KuOwnG.-We have had
patients certified by signatures that
have drawn teeth for them without pain with nitrous OXIDE
invention We have had accident with
H. We guarantee pain, and perform what promise
Come to headquarters, COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
19 Cooper Institute
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VIRGINIA..

Change OF Feeling Among the Conservatives-
New Candidates for the United States
Senate.
WASHINGTON, June 25 1869.
have received the following from Richmond,
Val
There Is great rejoicing here among the whites
over the increased majority OF 10000 which the
registration gives them. The prospect OF returning
power seems to have lberalized the minds Of even
the Representatives Of the straitest Virginia sect
and 10 such degree that conservative men OF pro
minence are putting on foot movement to eject DR.
Alexander Sharp. former Postmaster here and
brother-ln-law OF the present Marshal o: the Dis
trict OF Columbia to the United States Senate
Probably the ineligbility Of their first choice mer
Is the man reason for this; but the movement fol
Sharp Is an evidence OF most radical change In
the feelings OF the conservative politicians VINO
year ago were very far from being reconstructed VI
TO this point.
Washington College Commcncement-IIand.
some Donation by n Citizen Of Chicago.
RICHMOND, June 25, 1869.
The commencement exercises Of Washington Col
lege. Lexington took place yesterday Rev. r. A.
Holland, OF Baltimore addressed the literary socie
ties General Lee distributed the medals and
diplomas. @. w. Mccormick, OF Chicago member
OF the Board OF Trustees, who was unavOidably alb
sent, sent his check for $1,000 substitute for hi
personal appearance. Many distinguished persons
from other States were present.
At the Alumni dinner, In the evening, speeches
were made by Copmodore Maury. General Smith
The College prize grafton was delivered BY G. @
Garrett, OF Texas; the law class Grafton by John +
Pendlet0n, OF Kentucky and the Cincinnati oratioI
by J. p. Strider, OF West Virginia.
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The Metropolitan Job Printing and EUgrav~
ing Establishment having made extensive addons 10 i,s
material" In the shape of Presses Type, &c, &c. now
prepared execute orders with unusual rapidy Its
rate prices.
Our designing wood engraving department has been
considerably enlarged 10 the demands OF the public
we beg offer TO our patrons our enlarged facilities for such
orders a they may see M 10 give feeling assured that
prices viii compare fsvoraby with any other work Of tho
kind Posters, Circulars, Cards, Psmphles Of every
description, Law Printing, &C., &C. Plain color
Wood Engraving done sa short notice and low PRIV
W Nassau street, old Herald Building
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Fireworks.
EDGES FIRST PREMIUM FIREWORKS.
Wholesale and retail depos,
1i5 Fulton street, and 3. Maiden lane, New YORK
Laboratory, Jersey City, N.
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GERMANY.

Death Of Count Won der GoItz.
BERLIN. June 25, 1859.
Count Won der Goltz, the Prussian Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to France.
died in this city yesterday.
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A.-FOr n Stylish and Elegant Summer
Hat of either drab beaver to ESPEN
SCHEID manufacturer No lis Nassau street. between Ann
and Beekman streets
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All Sizes Flags on Hand, at bIauufacturers'
prices. HOJER GRAHAM,
Flag and Banner Makers % Duane street.
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A.-For Black Worms and Pirnples the
face use PERRY'S COMEDONE and PIMPLE REMEDY,
prepared only by Dr. b. c. PERRY, 49 Bond street, New
York Sold BY all druggists.
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daily from New York steamers at transatlantic ports put
promptly for the insular ana conti
found and spread
the Of KNOX, OF no. 212 Broadway Of Fulton
street. whose nmitaby elegant Hats Is safe to
say, BY ninetenhs OF the American gentlemen who find
soace In travel Knox's recent styles are like
Shakspeares tres light full of beauty
those poetical things which said joys forever
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Sir Edwin Landseer has sold the ''Swannery In
vaded by Eages'' TO the Marquis OF Northampton
for $4,000. ~ anessa," by MIR. Millais, sold for
$500.
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Alto Remove Moth Patches, Freckles and
tan from the face. PERRY'S MOTH and FRECKLE
LOTION Prepared only by DR.. b. C. PERRY Sold by all
druggists.
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A.-Itaiian Lotion for the Complexion Pro-
Sunburn, Frecges and Pimples For sale by Dr.
ZACHARIE, 100 Broadway, and all first class druggists.
The New York herald., 1869-06-26

A.-Save 2J per cent by Purchasing your Sil-
direct from the manufacturers FORD TUPPkR-
Saesrooms 77 7s9 Broadway of Tenth street.
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THE. EVENING TELEGRAM

Owing to the great increase OF busi.
ness consequent on the popularity OF
their Cartoon and general issue, the
proprietors of
The New York herald., 1869-06-26

David's summer Styles Of Gentlemen's
Drab Beavers Panamas and Straw Hats zs9H Brosdwaye
Duane street.
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would impress upon advertisers the
necessity of presenting their adver-
tisements for the Cartoon papers three
days In advance, to secure Insertion.
In the general issue II is also neces-
sary to present Advertisements on the
afternoon preceding the issue Of the
edition for which they are intended.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
will be sent by mail TO subscribers for
SIX dollars per year. Address "a Mas.
sau street.
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A.-I.adies' Faces Ennmelied; also the Pre-
paraon for sale with instructions, by NJ LAUSSON, 760
l{road duvav
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Electricity Applied in its Various Forms fOx
the removal Of disease, by DIR. CHAMBERLfN No. Wese
Fourteenth street.