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IKE LWREVCE sWiNDLEs.
Farther Dr,eioDnic"'s-Msssach her-
chants >mi"died on, al 100000 Worth os


Farther Dr,eiopncuts-Msssschm Nier-
rannts Swiudied 0ni al $4,000 Worth 0f
Goods.
~ anticipated Ia tile previous reports ip the
HERALD ~ tue d0ipgs OF Messr.. Lawrence, Servis-
20, aas Mott Bcdcli, Tue full story has yet be
told. Since ihs Harlem BaDs ofclals entered com
pain;s against cues n. Lawrence rumors have been
sng3t That npmbef VI merchants victims of
the o3nspirar, Of wnich he vas. apparently, the
principal.
me appearance oi Nr. G. ". rrss, \ merchant, OF
Lynn, Mas, ~ hr Jefferson Market Conf ycster.
DAY, showed that the rIlmor was 20, nnfounded,
shat gentleman beng the latest victim. lie stated
TO sergeant hfDernou that som. time ia NAY last
nc received ah order from Mott Bedell,n No. Is
william tieeb commission merch3nt, FOR i've cases
OF saoss, 9ld Immediately afterwards another order
directing hD ~ forward without DELAY ten cAses
more. on he receipt ~ fhe grst letter Nj Traxk
communicated VIII the Improved Mercantile Agency
OF New YORK. Win 4 view Of ascerlsluiuQ Eeueil's
standing IN We commercial world 10 dii. course
he received tbe following reply, wilch though no
signed, was of course undefstoou:--
NUw y0Hs. Nav n, 1857,
Gnod fof stc,ta Pshurions, slow. Goud bcrr than s
word
ux.s,oo .uls,tf..tlv On LAs iuforua aiinn NJ
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Another Complainant aud Farther Identified.
tiOW Vf stolen G00ds--.eries OF Itui slarIea
aud IsOhbcrfes.

,,,
A""t"cf Ccmp'm'""nt ava Hart"cr Ident'Erns
tioW Uf - OIrn G00ds-series OF hui slarIes
aud Roblc,t..
a." .. ~
1ne recent account puphsnco IN thc HERALD OF
the arrest IN this city and temporary conmittat OF
II A Uurd alias IIooo ana mo bro,bars C,r,atlan
" " " , - ~ 80 ~ ~ ~ -
ana V"aries oulrt' On cuarge oi peihg lmpleateu
in late burgaries committed In Berkshire county
y,se a. alao a,aenverv bc,a and iaontrc.t,on or
' " , -, - , "
so'o ci tne stoich goods mas iuctc' otuer Fict'hs
OF those cpyedatory visitors 10 look alter some or
nj, ,,,..,nc ,or.., a. u.taa,, Is u,,ar of
80 80 h 'r|' ~ "' "V'' "
Wuhainstowh, Mass.' ra'ie mere yesterday III the
hopes OF nuding some clue To about 800 worth ~
,.,,. , s,o.s s,,,,.n t,on, M. ,,nr. ~ ma ,ta, of
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS couaT.
The Alleged Fraudu,eu, Pny Roll Case.

Before Com missioner OSBORN.
TIE United States rs. 7iomGs ~. Eoq0n.--Defend-
ant o Custom House weieher, was arrested on .
charge Of defraudIng the government by the pre-
sentaton OF fraudulent pay rolls. The case has al.
ready bad several hearings before the Commissioner,
ana was up again yesterday. when evidence tending
to impeach the testimony OF MIR. Wilkes, General
Ea9an's foreman, and the principal witness Tor the
prosecution, was taken. All the witnesses wno had
been summoned TO testify upon this poinE mol beng
present there was another adjournment oi tie case
until Monday next at Two O'Clock.
Cigar Dealers Arrested.
Before Commissioner Shields.
TIE United States rs. Ph0tD Su0ub, b. RNtaton
ana f. Observation-Disclosures were tobacco deal
ere at dinerent places In avenue A. They were ar
rested charge OF selling cigars tnat were lying
loose in their showcases the law requiring them To
be sold fTom stamped boxes. II appearing that the
defendants ignorant OF the law, they were dis
charged on paymeat Of S22 so costs,
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NEW YORK CITY.
TsE CauaTs.
ip1FB STATES rsTalCT eClar.
n.,cor,aus Qme-tiSu in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ranf Creditors.

RANT GreJatofs.
Before Judge Dlatchford.
I'm me matter ar Isaac Ut,tc'a and Others ret
xtoners n. Balakguptcy.rhe assignee alleged that
shs pankrupts had made an assignment OF their
Foods 10 Gustav Kaufman and 10 Steiner BroIhers,
sfying them the preference among their creditors.
Yhe assignee also alleged that this assignment was
made In fraud OF the BANKRUPTCY act TO prevent me
assets from being properly distributed among all the
creditors. An order was issued from the court re.
ouirDg Kaufman and steiner Broth@ss 10 snow
Why the prayer OF the assignee for an equitable DIS
Uipution of rhe assets should not be made, where
upon steiner h Brothers put IN an answer nenTing
she receipt OF any property IN respect OF any indept
odness 10 them by the bankrupts, anu KAUFMAN blcd
paper claiming that this cour. had 10 iufNuieuon
ever him. -,
The Court held, after reviewing the case very fully,
that IL had full jurisdiction IN the matter under the
rst section or the Bankruptcy acr, ana decGed tat
the assignee waseutIted 10 decree against Kaufman
for the relief prayed for. The Court also held that
Il had jurisdiction over steiner Brothers by their
appearance and answer, ana says reference must
be had 10 take testimony as 20 the issue or such
answer
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ClgY lNTEl.LiGElCk.

THB WEATHER YEsTEaDAY.--rhe following record
VIII show the changes in the temperature FOR tue
PAST twenty.four hours ln comparison with the cor
responding day OF last year. "a indicated by the
mOl.ster ~ Hudnuts pharmacy, HIgaLD Buitdns,
broadway corner or Ann street,
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tRosr ~ VEG.osr.---fbe Burlington, W., Jf'es
Press of Angus ~, SAYS saturday nlgAt was quite
cool, and yesterday morning traces VI frost wsre
perceptiDle In various parts OF the CITY. estoiday
was warm though not uDcomIOrtably 40, and last
evening rOo a. the preceding one ire therUVfnetsr
dropping vVnA a. low ~ tbgts.vssA
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SUPREME CoJaT.


Before Judge Barnard.
Yt,7s7,ie 4. Post cs. william AZ. GitboLs POST
I)ecree Of divorce granted.
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Some Of the members Of the commission
want to take the Post Oaioe up to Madison
lquare. This would be convenient for the
young ladies' schools up town and for the
Nhopkeepers at Harlem, but we doubt the pro-
Hriety of accommodating those classes at the
Expense of the business communities of the
pity. Chambers street cuts the centre Of the
rommunity that really needs the Post Office,
'hnd near that line there is no good practical
point but the place chosen in front of the City
Hall In the Park. There is room there, and
hll the approaches are ample and easy. There,
by all means, the building should stand
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IT Is ALL RIGHT WITH ENGLAND. We cannot
fight her, nor even find fault with her, what
ever Sumner requires; for Colorado Jewett has
laid before the President Gin writing" his
statement Of the friendliness OF that Power
for us during the war, including, Of course,
his letters to Queen Victoria. As nobody
will question the judgment Of Colorado on
matters Of opinion, or venture to differ with
his view Of the law and the facts, and as he is
against us all, this subject must drop. Eng
land does not know what she owes to this
man.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
LOUISIANA.

sale of the New Orleans and Opsiousas Rail.
rond-Excursioa Of the Commercial Conven.
tion.
New ORLEANS May 2j, 1869.
The sale OF the New Orleans Opeousas and Great
Western Railroad took place this morning by virtue
OF au order from the United States Circuit Court,
under the auspices OF ex-United States Marshal r. j.
Heron. The principal interests represented were
the Illinois Central Railroad. the Mobile
and Chattanooga Railroad, the bondhoders OF
the road, and Charles Morgan. The first
bid was S1,0o0,000. the next si.500 900.
The bids then proceeded by hundreds OF thousands
TO S2,000000. which was bid by Mr.. Paul Blanc on
behalf OF the bondholders OF the road, to which
amount he was limited. q. A. whitney, represent
ing Charles Morgan bid So, $50 O00 at which amount
It was Knocked down after moments pause and
$4,000 immediately paid as q guarantee. Mr. Whit
ney announced that II was the intention Of Mr..
Morgan, who was present in person, to immediately
set about extending the road to the Sabine. The
actual sale occupied barely ten minutes
The Commercial Convention has adjourned over
till wednesday, and the delegates inspect
Ing tour to the mouth OF the Mississippi to-day.
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A BOLD Robbery.
The Thieves Make a Raid ON Police Hsnd-
quarters.

The Thieves Make Raid ON Police Hsnd~
quarters.
There was considerable excitement at Pohee
Headquarters yesterday, the cause being nothing
less than the discovery that certain quantity or
postage stamps and stationery had been stolen from
the treasurer's Office 1t that the articles were
locked in drawer of one of the clerks desks about
four O'Clock on Monday afternoon when the ONCE -
closed for tue day. At six O'Clock several members
ofthe Broadway squad are detailed In the upper part
or the building TO watch, and perhaps to pray.
and or Monday night when the drawer was robbed
these oificgSs were on duty the vicinity oil the
ro i the Q ocess no .sg doubt wsrs wsr
aooa nss M o tneir Ia praying during which
very praseworthy exercise the thieves may have
carried out their Fery good Ske. Inc qnestion now
who have access to the treasurer's~ Detw cen
the hours OF four and five O'Clock OF the snu sMs
sergeant who, 1t Is understood, has made Jnkttss
against one Of the officers who were on duty In IN
building, should do his whole duty and make q
charge against everybody III the building. fair
deal all round Davis.
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TDLECRAPHIC NEWS
>-o~><>.o>~-o>>~oo>~1o>>
FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
s~>>>-~~~o~~~~~~~~>~~-
Sharp Fight Between SpaniardS and
FilibuSterS in Cuba.
~No-~~>~~>~~~~~~N~~~~>~c
ROUT OF THE SPANISH TROOPS.
Result Of the Elections in
France.
Nearly All the Prominent Opposition
Candidates Elected.
PEACE THROUGHOUT THE EMPIRE.
CUBA.

More About the Landing of Fiiibusters-
Their Surprise by the Spaniards-Flnal
Rally and vlctOry-The Steamer Pcrit Gone
to Jamaica-Decree Ordering tho Seizure Of
Horses.
HAVANA, May "a. via key WEST May 25, 1Se9
Advices from Santiago de Ouba dated the 10th
inst. and coming from Spanish sources report that
several days previous steamer, supposed to be the
steamship Pert landed o large body Of Alibusters
in the Bay OF Nipe While they were engaged in for
tifying their position they were surprised by a
strong force OF Spanish soldiers who attacked and
carried their uncompleted works, capturing seven
pieces Of artillery and nag marked presented by
e. G. vtllarade to the Rllemen OF Liberty"
Before the Spaniards could avail themselves Of
the advantage they had gained the flibusters
rallied, and after severe engagement reto0k the
posii0s and oil OF the guns but failed to recapture
the fiag which the Spanards carried or With them
in their retreat. On recovering their artillery the
ibusters turned the guns upon the Spanish steamer
Marsella, sending two shots through her hull and
forcing her to retire beyond range.
Some time after the Spaniards had been defeated
the Spanish gunboat African arrived In the bay Of
Npe, and on perceiving the situation Of affairs i'm
mediately went to Nuevtas for reinforcements.
The excitement at Nuevitas was very great. I'M
medately upon the receipt OF the the authori-
ties there sent steamer to Havana with dispatches
communicating the intelligence to the govern
ment.
The steamship Perit arrived at Kingston, Jamaica,
on the 18th instant, and was guaranteed because
she had touched at a Cuban port. She intended to
return to New York in few days. Five Cubans re-
mained as passengers on board.
Captain General Dulce has issued decree order
ing the military authorities, in the eight specified
jurisdictions to seize all the horses, prevent their
falling into the hands Of the rebels The owners
are to be paid for their animals, which are to be
used in the government service.
The markets are gen orally dull.
No passengers from the steamship Mississippi,
which ran ashore near Martinique, have arrived
here yet, had any arrived at Havana to the 10th
instant
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GREAT yeloclpsDe FEAT.

The fastest time ever made on q velocipede in
Europe or America was made last evening at the
Jersey City vclocipedrome by W. II. Russell, OF this
city, on a thirty-six inch wheel southmayd
4 Co.'s machine. Mr.. Russell rode twsn-
ty-eght times round the rink, one mile,
In the Unprecedented time OF two minutes,
and comparisons Of this gait with Dcxter's or any
other trottng stock will be odious., Up TO this time
Hudum's 500 time at indianapolis was tho fastest
In America, and Moreps time, one mtle and seven
teen yards In two minutes forty-one seconds. the
fastest In Europe. The S0uthnayd machine has
a cogwhcei combination which triples the speed
with ne.thlrd tho velocity OF sroatle oyeneut aal
double the power.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Organization Of the state Lesisiature-lslcc-
tiou OF Onlccrs.
PROVIDENCE May 25, 1892
The Rhode Island General Assembly met this
morning at Newport. Benjamin T. Eames, Of Provi-
dence, was elected Speaker OF the House. J. NJ.
Addeman and Charles p. Robinson were elected
Clerks. Sumner U. Shearmau was elected CLERK o
the Senate. The votes for general officcrs were
counted and proclamation made. The new of1cers
Will be sworn In this afternoon. Governor Padeford
took his seat as presiding offlccr Of the senate,
Governor Burnside retiring. The occasion "a .
lively holiday Ia Newport, and the town u thu oaged
with Visitors rom Gil parts Of tue state.
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The Latest.

PARIS, May 25--9 p. M.
The returns of sixty-two more completed elections
have been received, ana show the following re-
sults-on1cia candidates elected 4s; Independent,
III opposition, g. M. OLIVIER defeated in Paris. has
been chosen for the VAR MN. David, Grery,
Poreire and Schneider arc reelected. NJ Arago is
defeated.
1t is now considered probable that the full returns
will show larger majority for the government than
was anticipated.
The feeling on the Bourse at the close Of the day
was confident and firm.
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Excitement Over the Elections-Fenrs Of a
Riot-Itoohefort Reported Electcd-Enect on
the BOurse.
PARIS May 25 1869.
Dispatches from MarseIlles report that there has
been much excitement in that city oveihe elections.
Large crowds paraded the streets aud there were
shouts Of "vipe Ia RepubzQuer The places Of bust
ness were closed In anticipation OF riot. At the
last accounts order had been restored.
The result Of the elections in Paris and Lyons has
been favorable to the anti-imperial candidates.
1t is reported that NJ. Rochefort has been chosen.
Seventy-three elections are completed. They
show the following result:The government candi-
dates (olciaD were elected in forty-nine, the indie.
pendent In nne the democratic In three ana in the
remaining twelve there was result.
The Bourse is nat, owing to the excitement occa.
stoned by the elections.
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FRANCE.

Result of the Electi0ns-Thc BOnapartist
and ssReds'' ictorious-Orlennism and
Legitimacy Defeated.
LONDON, May 25, 1s89
The French elections terminated yesterday even.
ing and the result of the total vote cast footed up
in the rough, has been received in this city. The
work OF the scrutneers of the ballot reveals the fact
that the candidates Of the Oreanists legitimists
and moderate republicans have been beaten every
where
The radicals or "reds," have been victorious in
the cities Of Paris and Lyons. NM. Theirs and
Jules Favre have been beaten in their respective cir
subscriptions.
The members OF the new Legislative Chamber
who class for the most part either as supporters OF
the government or radicals will assemble in session
on the 10th day OF June.
Tranquility prevails everywhere
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

AMONG THEMsELvEs.-There is nowhere in
the world worse class of desperadoes than
the half-grown wretches who come out from
the neighborhood Of Pitt, Sheriff and Stanton
streets with their horses and wagons and prey
on the community as licensed venders. Natu-
rally inclined to shoot, cut and kill, we may
for the present congratulate ourselves that
they are satisfied to take their exercise on one
another
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mali steamship Australasia will leave
this port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close ar the Post Onlca
at twelve O'Clock NJ. ON Wednesday.
TIE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
will be ready at hafpast ten O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

California, Nebraska. Oregon Washington Territory
Rendezvous VIII. as early as practicable DO opened
at tho following places for the Eastern superlnfeu-
dency-Boston New York city. Philadelphia, Batt'
more, Washington. For the Central Svperinteddency
Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis Columbus. De-
troit For the Western Superintendency, Chicago
st. Louis Davenport, Madison, st. Paul. For tna
superntendency OF the Pac1c:-Sau FRANCISCO
Sacramento, Portland.
Destruction of Obi Currency Plates
The following gentlemen have been appointed by
Secretary Boutwell, committee to superiRtend tbs
destruction OF the Old currency plates and dies at
the Treasury Departmental. NJ Thayer George
A. Haisey L. d. Moore, OF the Registers office; s.
Guthrie, OF The rreasurer's oiice Farley Hammond,
National Bank Agent, and A. $. Pratt. OF Washing.
ton.
Economical administration OF theAgricaiturs1
Bureau.
When the present Commissioner or Agriculture
came into 0nlce, something over a year sinoe, h0
found the names OF l97 persons on the pay roll OF
the department. lie has reduced 1t to sixty, aud
though the department. business, has been constantly
increasing he finds his present force quite SUFFICIENT.
Personal.
Mr.. Casanova ps,'e, has been very sic< here for
some DAYS. and the presentation OF his address to
the Secretary OF state thereby delayed
Mr. Rinz Secretary or the Caban Envoy. hsyre-
turned from his late visit to New York
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
ITALY.

Assassination Of nm Austrian Consul.
FLORENCE, May Is, 1869.
The Austrian Consul at Leghorn while walking
with Colonel Grenvillc. was killed by an assassin
and Colonel Grenviie was wounded. The crime Is
said 70 have been prompted by motives Of private
revenge aud Colonel orcnvills was the intmded
ylciim.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
IRELAND.

Iusurrectionary Movements Discovered.
CORK, May rs, 1862
Parties have been discovered here engaged in se.
crety drilling with arms at night, and three men
have been arrested.
Cyrus w. Field has arrived mere TO take the steam.
er from Queenstown for New York.
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Later.

PARIS, May 25--EveWIg.
The excitement over the elections Is very great,
and the bouevards are crowded with people anxious
to hear the results.
Further returns announce the election OF eight
Official candidates. three independent, two demo.
ported this morning. NM Raspail, Favre and
Dorian are elected.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

The INDrANs.-The Indians Of the great
Plains are Oh the warpath again. Let our
Quaker commissioners cut their hair short and
'.put none but Americans on guard az night"
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
The Very Latest.

PARIS, May 25--Midnight.
All the returns received up to this hour show that
1876 oficial and twenty six opposition members have
been elected. The elections In forty-cight district
still remain undecided.
Toe Montteur has report that France and Italy
have completed an arrangement for the evacuation
Of Rome by the French troops in september.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
A.-R.pensche!d, Leader aud Introdnoer .

A.-Espenscheld, Lender aud InfrOduOer OF
Gents Hats The styles 1853 ths
day offered for inspection and sale Anticipating tho pc2u
efforts to kind quality lat but has adopted the
W accompanied with elegance and utility denslemsn
found to the highest claims the o
of taste and Judgment. NJ ESPENSCHEID.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
AUSTRIA.

Arrival Of the New Americas Minister.
vTBNSA, May 20, 1859.
Hon. John Jay. the new American Minister, has
arrived Ia this city.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

Fine COmplexi0n.-A Beautiful and vcls
veike skln free from all blemishes, be produced
By BuRNErTS KALasr9N LII. which an!lke other e9smsast
Infants musqulto bites sunburn OF ths
has equal For sale by JOHN r. HENRY, No. College
place, and by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
IMPORTANT sEclslon IN A pAYMAsIEas CASE.
Washington MAY 2l correspondence OF the Boston
POSt.l

washington (May 2A correspondence Of ehe Bossou
The Court OF Claims to-day rendered an important
decsi0n in the case Of the robbery OF Untted
States funds from Paymaster George e. Glenn. H
appears from the records that Payn1aster Glenn on
the 5th OF October 1865 arrived at Fort Boise Idaho
Territory to pay or the troops OF the Second batta
lion. Fourteenth united States infantry. His bag
gage and treasure were unIoaded IN front OF tae
commanding officers quarters as per order, all the
view. Hungry and tired, Major Glenn went to
quarters adjoining to take meal. During hts
duty at Fort Boise stole the treasure In all Mount
ing to $63 900. ALI OF this save about $25,00J was
recovered About year after the robbery Pay
master Glenn was ordered 10 Washington to obtain
relief by act OF Congress from this deficiency OF
1926, 900 In his accounts, the same being treated BY
the accounting officer as Gefalcatlon. There was
no discretionary power in the department to credit
the deficit. The Senate Committee on Claimps upon
e1 nte hearing reported adversely and in 1883 the
matter was taken to the Court or Claims. where to-
day it was decided after full investigation of the
facts that PaymaSter Glenn should be credited with
the full amount OF the deficit
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

A.-Savc 3S per cent by Purc,lasins yonr sil-
direct from the manufacturers FORDA Topper
Salesrooms 7S7 and .s9 Broadway OF Tenth street
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
WISCONSIN,.

Great Fire mt Emu Ciairc-Forty Buildings
Destroyed.
MILWAUKEE, May 25, 1sos
News received by mail from Eau Claire Is to the
effect that forty buildings were destroyed by fire on
Sunday morning. The nre broke out In the Chandler
House, consuming that building aud all the block on
both sides TO the Post once.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

.A.-tseurnud's Oriental Cream or Magical
Besutfer. GOCRAUD's Liquid vegc ebe Rouge impars
dse,ie rose n' ,9 Rss Ps and cheeks, dsyny dscc.ea
Gator Lily White and other Toilet Articles hs depot
IS Bond street. Bowery than broadway. Removed
from 4oj Broadway.
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skin Free FROM Tan, BiotcIes. Frccslcs,
moth patches chacd 1esh and all deforne, o The cnteo
can be attsined by free OF Dr. 9UUKAUD'S world.
renowned ITALIAN INDICATED SOAR, found a. his new
depot ~ Bond street. Removed from i53 Broadway riy
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

Az Everdelps, 302 Broadway.-wsadsns
Cards, Monograms Cress Goats OF Arms, Foreign Note
Papers, most elegant In the city.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

A.-Montnnn Cordial. No lIore Dyspepsia.
To be had OF all druggists.
IL. A. CHALvIY, IL, Fulton street, New York.
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III, ss Philosophers Have Justly Remarked,
the human head establishes In his superiority hl
the covering which crown: the head should b Of re mo4
estabshent, Broadway and Fulton srse u ~
most important spot In the city We lay DOWN ~ sn axjo
KNOX,
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

Perfect Hair Dressing.-Bnrrctt's Cocoa
inc, the most perfect and the best preparation hs
harsh and dry hair irritation Of tho scalp, badness
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

A.-Spring nnd summer styles Genis' and
Youths Hats ready at popular prlc,s.
BlJRkE. Futou
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

Batcheior's Hair Dyc.-rhe Rest In the
world The only gerfec. dye harmless reliable
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

i.-Itnlian Lotion for the Co,nsinxicn Pre-.
75U Broadway
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

Important N0iicc.-The Havana Lottery,
Articles hare appeared n several papers In tho United
Satss stating that the Royal Havana Lottery Of Cuba would
be discontinued authorized by the Administrator Of
the Lottery To state that here truth whatever
reports TAYLOR 3 Co, t6 Wall street.