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g, ,oto,s ,,osoraov o,,ernoon whn large number Of
decisions rendered Among tnes civ from inter
feTinp with the south Brooklyn Improve neht COMPANY
in the matter OF cutting canal through TIN uate
makes the Injunction permanent r Hui anu
the right of the company to tunnel IhHo-ave'
A suit has been brought against Mayor h2lb-
hesch by John Cassidy Ciork OF Jusve bychs tolhtn
CeTk of the Conrt which was established by of the
legislature In 1863 The Justice Mr. james Lynch, ap
pointed Mr. Cassidy Clerk The act SAID nothing about
eer but the other Courts had under the general pro
visions of the charter which regulated their Courts each
Giers a. spnsntment The Mayor vetoed It. and
Mr. Cassidy appeals TO the Courts 70 ENFORCE pay
General Term Of the supreme Court and decision re-
served.
FLUsHING.-Mr. Charles R. Lincoln, editor Of
The Flushing journal was attacked on THURSDAY evening WIN
TARRYTOWN.-The Rev. j. b. Thompson, pastor
Reformed Church. has accepted call from TIE horDsd Church
Of Lafayette expected succeed the Rev M Th0npon
BERGEN.-Yesterday morning Recorder Matthews
Mann aud John Keuny similar amounts each LOT selling without
a. , I x sI, 5s & @ s sbout7 n on Thurs
the the Rev MI Hobart the corner OF Van Wue
nns P psa at va sr o. Th aa
noise the overhead NJ hari "et
up stairs aud 6ung the Por bO the
door in time to a thief jumping fiom the window
HoBOKEN.-The late elopement Of Mrs. Kirch-
uer Of First BoOmhed with
dyer on Hudsoos named Merebaeh Is creating ssn'Ia Mrs
turning husband Upon np she
learned that her husband had sold out bis business Tor and mat
with he had started for Europe Mrs hrchnef hs just re-
ceve $4,000 from Germany and viii inherit s4O NOR sune death
mother M Krchuer lying III at hospital 10 fhldelpha
ohe epemet aud then hrst amed The
affairs mmAn named Deven and trader
held Commissioner Hoffman 0O1 bail each yeusy on
passing counterfeit Schubert received the HGe rom
and passed the lager beer saloon Of Mr. Buruhadt TIE
discharge the would Nr
coed money for the bad They refused to do SO and be held
then.
RAHWAY.-At a little after 5 n. m. Yesterday
morning Hermitage Drug and Chemical Mills near ths Pee we're
bnrnd The total loss will amount l50O Owing 10 te heavy
condition Of the roads but one Fire Company Hose Company NJ p
able arrive be Of service The MUS Wt Owned
parties this occupied by hessTs D. asAson
drug manufacturers.
TRFNTON.-The Mechanics National Bank at
robbed Of 81 900 Thursday afternoon b Two nm who
under prense Of business ha'uggge
the attention OF the they pile Of bills lying on be de'k
and mad of.
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Sp,tial autitts.

PhnIon,. yitaIin :" Or, Salvation for the Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALoys "vITALIA" differs utterly from all the "dy' col
or" and % in act, totally different pra
spe Il mpA fragrant and perfectly nboeuoui preepAe no
muddy fIusui matter requires shaking up and Communicates
10 s to the shin til, Inca No paper curtain nseerly to con
e, is urbd appearances, toe mps tina. not surod Il
,,o a, is,,s aad purpose, sEw Tole, chsmry
Por cal, by ell druggists PHALOH SON seE-Iorl
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BuRGBsSCALyISAt the residence OF the brides parents Phillips
burg j. On rhusa Dec ie BY Rev j. H. SeVan, VIM Newton
Burgess to Louisa Calvin.
CORNBLJORDANAt Coon Landing Wednesday Dec l5 BY the
Rev Dr. Msy, Harrison Cornell io Godehs Bridge to Mary
daughter Of Richard Jordan.
JUDMOORB-At Heweyn Park Orange n j. The 18th inst
By the Rev Samuel Longieow Charles D. L. Moore
LAFoRGBAYRRson Thursday 18th inst residence Of the
brides parents Rossyi L. BY the Rev GOWNS w, Ls
forge fNewiork TO Bella youngest daughter off, AJrss esq
MLLBTT-CHILD-At the Church ofths THURSDAY Dee
TO- b. the Rev j. H. Hobart Mie assisted by the Rev. j. Seldom
Spencer and Rev Dr John Cotton Smith Stephen Me Of Beau
fort c., and Rmma NJ Chd daughter Of Alono Child esq, Of
New-York
MACDONALD BROOKLYN Dec &C. BY Rev TboL
Buh James A. Macdonald Mary E. eldest daaghte Of Stephen
Crowen
RUGGLBS-PBRRYTn this city Dec Trinity Church Chapel
Twenty hs by the Rev. Dr. Morgan MI Henry Rugges Of Nor
wich, Conn. Miss Sarah II. Perry Of Rig eheh Conn
Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed tCith fun
name and address
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New Goods Now Opening

New Goods Now Opening
FROM
PARIS, LONDON, AND BOHEMIA
GILT,MoUETED VASES AND JARDISIRRBs.
GILT AND BRONZE CLOCKS, FIGURES, &c.
JEwELCAsEs BOEBONIERREs TABLES, 60
RICH DECORATED
CHINA DINNER AND DESSERT SETS VERY CHEAP.
SILVER-PLATED WARE, EXTRA QUALITY.
AND GAS FIXTURES.
FROM
oSLER, LONDON. AND OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE
AGENTS FOR ROGERS GROUPS
r.. ". HAUGHwOUT &c Co.,
ass, 400, AND 492 BROADWAY. COR BROoMBsr.
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THE EUMELAN GRAPE.-Ths remarkable
grape is now attracting much attention. being eaut
full black grape Of the first quality, and rpenngsOme
time before the Delaware II has already been painted
i'm many different sections OF the country, from te At
lanc to west OF the Mississippi, and the pr0mseof ito
success are most fattering II has proved geneally
vigorous and hardy. The quality OF the frut Is our
Judgment, as good any variety with when W. are
familiar except IL he the Iona 1t has taken the highest
premium for quality at many exhibitions TINS fdl
we are convinced that this grape worthy OF Gnera
trial and we shall take much interest In seeing it, true
merit developed American Agriculturist.
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National
National
LIFE INSURANCE Co.
or TUE

1->-rTI,D STATES OF AMERICA
CAPITAL OER MILLION DOLLARS, PAID NULL
CHARACTERIZED BI ACT OF CONGRESS, NIL
a.. ~ rates for Life the American Table
of NoraityH Al G Der compound interest
computed according 70 the
AZ per cent thus making the cheapos' es
- L .ecnIy of Auy Insurance Company 10 TO Nor
hon Jobn T. Sanford the MAssaehusetts Insurance Comm'
.onsr SAYS The that the desired amount OF r
AZ he males premium 10 the best lie says luII
M fashioned Whole Policy with equal annual payments
PETTFR STILL the Assurance Policy payable AZ
70 ~ IS or Al previous death provide against the possio
@ ~ tepeudent all odds the cheapest ana oes OF
HI, those 10 Insurance Is necessity"
These Policies all Of them HOSFORFEIIlN are issued p We
IIFE INSURANCE co. OF THE UNITED STATES or
HPRC Al rte, 40 low as to be within the reach Of all Comms'
% ssuir Report the once Of the Genera Agents
"0N'' Jay COOKE & Co., No. ZIG Broadway, NeHlorE
] ORvIS.
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THE GREAT FIRE AT GALVESTON, TEXAs-ln
the recent confagraton at Galveston which Destroyed
over two hundred buildings, seven Of Herngs afes
passed through the ordeal preserving their conens TO
the great satisfaction OF their owners whose letter. APP
pear in our advertising columns
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Ship Liverpool Lambert London Nov and the Isle Of wight h
8. mdse. ,, -,
Ship ChAndos new tuns) Buery Belfast Me- ballast
Bark Tstay. Moss Bueuos Ayres A. DAYS hides
Gen Putnam, Knghton St. Andrews W. via Old PfoTdee
% days, coeoanuis
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Dec lTAryed. steamship Mcclellan, from BAtm"''
brig VIM NASH from GOnsyeE ~
WlLnls0ToS. c. Dec Cearsd, steamship Empire for NV"
York - =. - a.,
sIvAyyAH Dec I7Clearsd steamship City Of Manchester ioi
Liverpool: schr Coquetie, for Nassau, y. j. -
CHGHLEsTOS, c. Dee lAuiyet steamship James Adge ron
NswYok; Bloom, aud David MeNuit from Li'efp
PALMYRA from Havana bark Equator, from the Bahamas sfO
SAN FEascisco pee l-saed ships Times and Explorer bT
Liverpool; Bayonnaise, for sydney.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The s.,n,bin George H. Upton Boston shore 10 Heh
Gate ia leaking badly Submarine Wreekng boats have been
pumping N her ali day. but without elect
DISASTERS.
ItyKRPooL 1.-THE ships Ocean Wave from Quebec for u
no and James Foster hence for NsSlok into collision
The Mer,ey both damaged The ship Victoria MAMA IRON
San Francisco port enooun storm In The CHANNEL l
boats we're stove and she suStaiaed other damage a..
SAVANNAH 1.-THE Br ship Goeonda from NewOteahs 70
IVerpoo eolsd A. Carver from CArdsns for ~
Mas the Of the t inst TIE GoeondA struck M
b knhesd her abandoned her and were taken
board the Gocond which arrived here for repairs having suffered SER
damage
SPOKEN.
seb Sawyer. from DemararA iot HeWYorh Dec H. lat o
long
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apparently refined and educated woman She seemed
somewhat nervous IN the course OF the eXamhaop' anu
consulted frequently with her counsel
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MARRIED.

The Trophy Tomsto.-Crcua. ready Address GEORGE z.
WAXING, jL, Ogden Farm. Newport,
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY. DEo ~

SATURDAY. DEc ~.
via Liverpool by tae City OF BrOOkyn close az J.
NJ Supplementary mail for paid letters Pier No - North Rive"
II D.
Mails for Havana per steamship RapdaB close at the GeuEa
post.O al In m
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The old patrons Of Mr.. Dean Of broadway win pe,ss
understand that be has but one store Eewiok fer the sale Of bis
CAKES and Confectionery 1893 Broadway doors above Arnold Constable
Co.'S new Ore the other store having gone into Otb. snda
CHARLEs A. DEAN
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IAnnounoemenpI
KNOX, TIE Halter.

KNOX, THE NATTER.
Some poets live TO win a name
suppose they DO. whst mAiieri
] an content to sing the fame
OF Knox" the peerless halter
His fame is known the world Arouui,
Ia this | do not aatter.
But When a stylish hat Is found
II comes from KuoI" the batter
Men save their money and their tine
And that's weghty natter
When trading in the haiser's line,
By knowing Knox" the batter
His bats are fair when Others fii'.
They neither break or batter;
OF perfect shape aud glossy shade.
Those hats from KBoI the batter.
LOOK how the bo,ehes At ID, trade.
Like angry monkeys chatter
Because the best hats are made
And sold by " KBoI" the halter.
ms prices alsays suit the times;
III, bat all heads will fsiter
They spsss more loudly than these rbJmsi
The praise Of KnoI +" tie halter
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lrfisses PHnf sSciefy,

5aPAINTEGS contributed BY menbc aid Of the Pant Zoe
AuctS 1eers al the GALLERIES, IN
SIS BROADWAY
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Holiday Styles Gents Hats ReRdy.
SELL and AsTkAKHAE SKATING CARS, at popular prices
BUREI, La Fultontk
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Skating Lnee Boots, aud Waterproof Boots Of every ds'eD-
wv LoRs Brook, soSs "a Brosdway, cor HovsdsL
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49,. n,......-Charies ID. HAMMOND. M. D., for,
nervous College NJ T. author ofseys al
I an Ss,yeus diseases including PARALYSIS insanity 40 eopSns
personally BY letter on hi OnY sue
70 os Physical and Mental NERVOUS Ds
BIIITY Ge No g1a kAst eothsh. osueea "a aeo Sa. . =
-. .....,. Ceection OF Water Color awings
nd oBjErs ART viii be ,od ansiOn a. the SonsIS A
spu corner Pourteenhs, MONDAY and "bD-
EVENINGS 20 and Open day aud sIenuE
nIn,s former Superintendent DAkCoNA No 81 sHthtvs
ATs FuRs FuR ALTkRACoss HaS ger cent hs0' p0Aa
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-18

Santa Claus
IA .dus mn Al every Drug stor, A. CossrASrINys PsR,s
HEASs G Chappsd Hands Sore LP aud 'hs Toilet
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SABBATH-SCHooL Books. - BRoUGHToN
wInIN No u Bible hep the best VARSITY from all Psbhu
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Who is sure to suit all tastes
"THE TRUTH WILL QUA maxim we'll
eIemplsei in p, all lips Of PrLso Bos
cHL TKocEs best remedy ioT Coaghs Cold HoAnsus,
Tickling and ofe Throat and LuHp Ds2olt5
FOursh.avs, and by all DruEgss
BY Electropathy, Magnetism, Electro Cheni-
cal Baths and appropriate remedies Al aal. ad saroa, f.eas,Te
CoBan free Family practice attended TO- Cares osl guaranteed
The testimony of thousand men who are
A. H. cTes c pamphlet Nine years experience ADD never bn
through Look out for imposition and DnnEswsa. upoa pliea
EspENsCHED's PEERLESS HOLIDAY Hat stands
elegance The style a9d taste displayed IN al is
EsrES'cnEIp, Manufacture. Nc l5 Sas1aaE
The HOLIDAY (or january number of DEM
oEEr MoSTHlr MAGAZINE EOS ready DO not i to 'ee the sP7n
FINE SILvER-PLATED WARE in new and ele
CANT designs suitable for Wedding 'd odiy Prs,ea oaert
retail wholesale price. j. l. hASLEs Co.. 40 a Maleu-a.
GOLD At PAR.-Fifty dozen PRINCE TEX
seh = C'KrNrTos Co. 2g'i Broaleai.
Observation-Disclosures of GENTS and BoIs'
HvsrEE Co.'S 900 Borer. Prices gods
warranted a. represented
PAPERS, TwINEs, THREADS. AND CoRDAGI.
WILLARD HARvEI oGee aud WAIeoos ss aud wv BroAdWa N''
YOt
SQUIRE g. LANDER, o. FultOn-st., New York,
.t n. best place to buy reliable wArcHKs DNosD choice
ELKT, and siLyEE WARE diamonds d specially.
sABBATH-SCHooL Books. - BRoUcHroN
tksk all hIIaHe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-18

PAPERS, TwINEs, THREADS. AND CoRDAGI
WILLARD HARyEI oGe aud WaIeroos s aud w Broadway Ns'
York
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SQUIRE e. LANDER, o. FultOn-st., New or
best place buy reliable WArcHEs One DAhosDs choice
ELKI, and SILVER WARE Diamonds q specially
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Rubber Goods,
vULCANITE JEwELRY,
TOYS, FANCY ARTICLES,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
&C.. &C., &C..
Ia great assortment for The
HOLIDAYS,
GOODYEAR'S
INDIA RUBBER GLOVE MFG COMPANY.
2O5 Broadway 1872 and lsa Fulton st
Gifts for the Holidays.
Tn. undersigned t9. celebrated BoREL C9gRyosss
been Instructed to close out Of stock Of
DURING THE HOLIDAYS ONLY
All Watches warranted by special eertiaeaie ,,
Nos 8 and 10 JOhu-st, up stairs
lie Boutlier Brothers
OFFER THE WHOLE OF THEIR LARGE STOCK AT EXTRA.
ORDINARY REDUCTION DURING THE
HOLIDAYS.
SILKS. 70 cents to 81 50 yard.
SILK POPLINS. from IS cents.
EMPRESS CLOTH, 50 cents to IS cents
BLUE AND GREEN TARTAN PLAIDS.
A GREAT VARIETY OF DRESS PATTERNS FOR HOLIDAY
PRESENTS.
The above are marked about hall their value.
SASHBS.
RIBBONS
SCARFs
BMBRoIDERIgs
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
CHEAPER THAN EVER
PARIS KID GLOVES, 81 IS worth sic
a Bas Pourteenth.st, Unou square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-18

Good Light II "a Blessing.
Afforded BY PkATTs ASTRAL" or superior 20 that
apy other oor II will explode and s good quat
are ..s.d by country burning
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RAYMOND g. Co.,

rs CLOTHIERS.
NOS I2I, I23, I25 FULTos-sr. CORNER NASSAU
EVERY STYLE OF FASHIONABLE CLOTHING READThADA
AND MADE TO ORDER
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Purchasers of GENTS and BoIs'
CLorBlHG can obtain the asoris TEIPHAGIS
HusrER Co.'S $780, 4O aud 4O2 Bore Prices MODERATE and gods
warranted a. represented
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Pure Spices for the Holidays,
p,en.ed by CHAMPION BKOrHERA Mills 90 and 10 Rutgers
place ssd 10 .sd y Jsaeu0ssS once Ffe1st hsWioIL
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GOLD At PAR.-Fifty dozen PRINCE TEX
sCARFs orgnay costing sa Psr toreo gold 10 q At =. -
ECh , e. hfNfrON d 90. wi BToalWN.
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CLETGHS SLEIGHs = sLEEsLGHS I! ROBES:
mi MICA Isa ToP and oPRN WAGONS RoCKAwAfs DkPOT
WIDOWS IS oec HARNESS Of all grades UR and PLUSH
poRRs a. .,hs cheapest NevYSrk 80 and lDt
Bros.. and lbs asy AAs brsss
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The HOLIDAY Tor january number of DEM
oEE,rs MoSrHLY MAGAZINE ready. DO not fail % the F-n
dd JaBuary number model magazine sold everywhere.
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FINE SHvER-PLATED WARE in new and ce
CANT designs suitable Wedding sud HOLIDAY Presnrs od At
retail wholesale pucss }. L. HAsLEs Co.. no a Maieuat
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FSPFNsCHED'S PEERLESS HOLIDAY Hat stands
alone In The style al rs
appointments leading Hat % hs festive
EsPKNsCuEID, Manufacture. No ~ SasaauE-
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Artistic Presents tor the Holidays.
SUpERB on PAINTINGS RNGRANlNGS aud CHROMoS 10 new
and tasteful frames Porcelain Paintings Swiss Carved Goods handsome
Color BoIe and Novelties at SCHAUSS AkIGALLhkl
7t9 Broaivay.
WaItham Watches for Holiday Prcsents-We have the
country the lowest
HOWARD Il Co., Jewellers aud Silversmiths, - ~
No. GIG BroadSay. New York.
Watches and Jewelry
or All escrptons for SALE REPAIRED By ha's worhmsn
GEO ALLEN SON liz Broadway. between T"eniy'e'en'h
and shh aud ais Broadway one door below Sana
Christmas Appeal for Poor me-. u! e
AIN SOCIETY has thousands of poor chllIsh
hAfelAd, bare footed lllel
bone IN dssires dsy-ClhlSl aPp IAI
~ them an Who will help that day TO lay Pephu uhnel
fore these hungry chden Aud above all VINO VIII wv h,
ebIa UOME1 The cost best Of all christmas aoou'
81 There during tho past year 10 our ne Ky saa I
~ qio bows and girls 26 lodgings ana SoSt
ware supplied 39 good bones MANY soI3 ' pnH
hs 10 ay and Evening Industrial Schools we're oo5
s taught and partly clothed We appeal 20 AZ wno are G
n,s fsr bes. upnnates all who love children o thss chd
.a Of poverty Provisions eshng can be sent 20 We Central
ns Fonrtst Girs OF money NAV oe sent 10
h of The undersnsd wM BOOTH President loo walsI
John WILLIAM Treasurer, hetropoh'As NAuonA DAM '
Broadway ,.. s..,.,.rx Chu1,sp,s Ala socIety
OhA'LA' A. 10 East Fourth NsW.York.
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed ,cih fun
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The testimony of a thousand men who are
using BURGLAR ALARM TElgsEPn b. bad by appug
pamphlet Nine experience and brsisn
through aud iuinng up0a plsgt
4. HoLSFs MurrarA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-18

BREWSTER g. Co. of BroOme-st.-Fin CAR
I'D RAGRS the fashionable varieties exclusively Of o~a
manufacture wsTerOOms hth.aye cor OF Fouriesntbst
CLEIGHS BREWSTER a. Co. (of Broome-
- Al AZ their vareooms Rhave Fourteeu Offers the ees
bT.tsd s.Rhs Good Co., for whom sole agents. also
The famous Portland Cutters ef Kmballs manufacture.
TJyUE BREWSTER WAGONn-BREWSTE
Ca Of Broome soe msnufacturefs yaey OF bess
wagons all weights for pleasure driving aed spsedaE
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10! FOR THE HOLIDAYS!-T most de-
srable present is one Of NJ J. PAILLARD Co.'S huSiOAh
BOXES. What home without oneI
SAVINGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE
combined and very important easre introduced BY vac
rnnN-nAfrnAI INITIAL. ZEE INSURANCE Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-18

BY Electropathy, Magnetism, EleCtrO-Chcmi-
cal Baths appropriate remedies al sud
successfully treated West Twenty fourth e. bv VIZ WrE d
Cousunon free Family practice attended 10. Cares .uaA1d
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-26
FROM" VIRGINIA.

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF WASHINGTON
-REaIsTRATIoN-coNs MA
: JORrTY IN THE STATE.
RICHMOND. June 25.-The commencement
exercises of the Washington College, at Lex
ington, began yesterday. Rev. r. A. Hollapd
delivered the address before the literary socie-
ties, ard General Lee distributed the medals
and diplomas. Q. w. Mccormick, of Chicago,
member of the Bosrd of Trustees, who was
una yoidahly ahsent. sent a check for 5000 as q
substitute. large number of distinguished
persons ore present from other States. at
the Alumni dinner. last night speeches we're
m ade by Com no lore NJ. F. Maury, General F.
ID. Smith and others. The college prize ora
tion was delivered by G. G. Garrett, of Texas;
the law class oration by John T. Pendleton,
OF Kentucky. and Cincinnati Grafton by l.. F.
Strider, of West Virginia. "
The registration just closed has largely in.
creased the white majority in the State, the
Conservatives claiming that thor vote has
been increased twenty thousand.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-26
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-scretary Borle has
resigned, and Geo. NJ. Robson, of New Jersey,
succeeds him.
The National Intelliencer suspended publ.
cation to-day, temporarily, it is hoped.
full Cabinet 1pstinR, including Robeson,
Secretary of the 'avy. was held to-day.
The revepue.o-day amounted to eight hun
ared thousa-A dollars.
Ad,nira, Hoff has been instructed to resist
he seis,.e of all American vessels not virtual
~ en<qsed in landing troops or muniti ons of
war a the Cuban coast.
,1enerai Howard has appointed Rev. James
lynch Superintendent of Education in Missis-
lsippi.
Commissioner Delano has decided that lot
terry proprie tors. managers and agents must
pay five per cent. on gross receipts, whether
tickets. policies, certificates. or any device re-
presenting lottery tickets, without deducting
for prizes, commissions or other expenses.
Lemon, representative Of Cuba had an in
terview with Grant tonight.
The Cubans have received late favorable ad-
vices, stating that they have been successful
in two recent conflicts. The Cuban army is
comparatively healthy and confident, with an
improved organization. The cholera, yellow
fever, and dissensions among the Spaniards,
have decimated and demoralized them.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-26
IN OYERWORKED JOURNALIsT
The Cause OF the Death or the Hon
Henry j. Raymond,
A New York letter saws

A New York letter says:
The story Of the sudden death of Mr.. RAY
mODd x the Times, is but repetition OF that
told 81 One quick ending OF the lives of many
men, and not few Of note, in this great CITY.
during the past few months. apparently in
perfect health, he dropped dead.' study the
New York papers from day to day, and you will
tence in their local columns. Why is
it that sudden deaths occur 80 often here Ia
it because life IS SO terribly earnest in New
York? Perhaps so. Men who are sin the har-
ness" here never rest. Men who keep even
pace wth the world Of New York are forever
working. Men like Mr.. Raymond who lead
New York, journalists who direct pubic Bpm
ion here, man the helm and keep perpetual
lookout for breakers anead, never take the har-
ness off. Their brains are ever actlve. They
are forever driving; forever overtaxing then
energies. -
J. AS I stated in my diepatch. no one of Mr.
EaymOnd's associates for O. moment dreamed
that he would die as he did; and when the news
or his death came they could not reconcile them
selves TO 1t or understand 1t at all. But now an
explanation is given. Last winter when jn Wash.
ington on br1ef visit, just before the inaugura-
Mon, beieve he met with severe tall which
injured him about the head and shoulders 40
much that he was obliged to keep his bed for
several DAYS. The physicians now say that IN
Cnls fall the sensitive VEINS connecting with
BIS brain were hurt much more seriously than
was thought at the time. And their theory of
MS death is this That through the constant
working OF his brain since then these injured
vei1s had gradually become more and more
delicate, thinner and thlnner, until the quick
rush OF blood to his head. when.he leaned over
to Tx the lower bolt on the door Of his house
on that Thursday night, burst them. and
caused his sudden death.