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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-02
THE PACIFIC COAST.


Reception Of Mr.. Seward i'm Sacramento
Arizona Indians Severely Punished-Thc
Democratic State Convention Endorses the
Postal Telegraph System.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 80, 1852
William Fl. Seward ana party arrived In Sacra-
mento to-day and received a salute OF fifty guns
All the flags in the city were nying. The citizens
generally, without reference TO party, united in
doing honor to the ex-Secretary. Many prominent
democrats attending the State Convention called on
Mr.. Seward, and he and his travelling companions
were the recipients OF grandtdnner at the Or lean
Hotel The Seward party will reach this city tomor-
row night
The Chicago excursi0nists arrived at Truckee TO-
day, and will be here tomorrow.
The California Pioneer Fuse factory, In this city
was destroyed by fire last night The less is $4,000;
uninsured.
Arizona advices 70 the sth OF June state that
Mcdowell. They killed twenty-five Indians and cap
tured four during the expedition. Colonel Prices
command killed three Indians and destroyed great
amount OF property during the late raid through the
Wallapai country. The mining news from Arizona
is encouraging
The Democratic state Convention has adjourned
sine die. IL passed resolutions approving the
adoption OF the fifteenth amendment. approving the
rejection by Congress OF the Alabama treaty and
endorsing the Stale ADMINISTRATION. A committee was
appointed to prepare an address on Chinese labor
In California. The Convention also unanimously
adopted a resolution denouncing the unjust system
of charges made by the Western Union Telegraph
monopoly and strongly favorng the postal telegraph
reform.
The steamship Constitution sailed for Panama to-
for England $1,000 Tor Guatemala and $4,000 for
Panama.
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FRANCE.

Departure Of the Burlmgamr Hyissi0n-pro.
posed Movement OF the ssThird Party"
PARIS, July l, 1859.
Mr.. Burlingame will take the Chinese Embassy to
Stockholm, where lie will remain one month, on the
way to ST. Petersburg.
The 'thrd party" In the Corps Legisatif propose
to introduce motion declaring the necessity which
exists for satisfying public feeling by granting to
the public more intimate association In the direc-
'tiOn Of affairs.
The validity Of seventy elections has been con-
frmed by the Corps without discussion
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SIEGE OF PUERTO PRINCIPE.
Execution of American Filibusters
in Santiago.
ACCIDENT TO THE FRENCH CABLE
Departure of the Burlingame Mis-
sion from Paris.
CUBA.

Report Of an American Enainoer-C0nditfOn
Of Affairs In Principe-Diseas0 Among the
Troops-FOrty Thousand Recruits Wantcd-
Attempt ON the TOwn-An American Sailor
Shot at Santiago.
HAVANA, June 80, via KEY WEST, July l. 1869.
An American engineer from Puerto Principe has
arrived here via Nuevltas which place he left on the
R4th, and makes the following statement of affairs in
aud around the former city. lie lief. Puerto Principe
on the 17th
At that time trivial results had been attained by
the operations In that vicinity. The condition OF the
troops In garrison was dreadful, and their numbers
were subject to constant depletion from casualties
ana disease. The hospitals were full, with an
average OF ten deaths O day.
On the 14th foraging party had left he city, $50
strong, but we've driven In and forty of them were
sent to the hospital sick.
ON the 18th rev patriots entered the city In dis
Ruise and tried to capture sentinel. but were dis
covered and retreated with loss OF two
On the god the patriots captured detachment o I
los regulars at the first station from Principe
The regiment of Catalan volunteers had lost 20 o
from sickness.
General Quesada, commander in-chief OF the
patriots. was in the vicinity, and had become more
active and holder in his operations. The Spanards
attribute the recent successes of the patriots TO the
presence OF Americans among them.
They admit that 10000 more troops are required,
and they expected large reinforcements to arrive
with General Rodas.
The garrison In Principe are dshearened while
the Cubans are ia terror and fleeing to the United
States.
Advices from Santiago to the Esd states that an
American named Speekman, who was one OF the
crew OF the Grapeshot and was captured on Shore
had been shot. He claimed that he had been de-
SefVed when he Skinned waa fQrcihIv datainnd hon
landing and surrendered to the troops after Skin
mshing When he was taken to Santiago the Con-
sul endeavored to save him and asked for delay Of
the execution to enable him to present proofs which
was refused. The matter has been represented to
our government.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LONDON, June 1-4:3o
p. M.-Cons0ls closed 1T 02X for both money anu
the account United states hve-twcnty bonds, sou.
Erle Railway shares, 1914; Illinois Centrals, %.
FRANKFORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., July Limited
States hvetwenties closed at So. s6S for the old
ISSUE
PARIS BoURsK.--PARIs July 1.-Bourse steady
rentes 70f. 45c The specie In the Bank of France
has decreased iS,aoo,ooof. during the week ending
last night
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. LIVERPOOL, July l.
4:30 Z. Tho market closed shade flrmer. Mid
ling uplands. 12!sd; middling Orleans, 1870. The
sales OF the day have been II 900 bales
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.-HAvRE July 1.-The
cotton market closed easier but not quOtaby lower
LIVERPOOL BRKADsrUFFs MARKET.--LivERPoeI.
July 1.-The market IL flrmer
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. --LIvERp0oL, July
1.-The market Is dun.
LONDON PRODUCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., July Ia
Refined petroleum nruer but uot quotably higher,
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PENNS YlVANlA.
Address Of the Fenian Brotherhood Of Pitts
bnrw-Co-operation Of Americans Invited.

Address Of the Fenian Brotherhood Of Pitts
burg-Co-operation Of Americans Invited.
PITTsBURo. July l. 1869.
The Senate OF the Fenian brotherhood have issued
an address to the American people, in which they
ask their sympathy ana assistance on the ground
that fifteen millions OF Americans have Irish
blood in their veins, aud that Ireland has
been national ally OF America from the
time OF the Revolution to the present day. while
England has been persistent enemy OF this repub-
c as is shown by her hostile action during the late
rebellion. They declare the irish people ready TO
unite with America-that such union backed
by brave and devoted people would
give the United States the control OF the com
merce OF Europe. They ask for the cooperation
OF every true American without distinction OF party
as they declare the In which they are engaged
100 sacred TO be made battle ground OF contendng
factions.
General O'Nei arrived this afternoon and the Sen
ate has been In secret session ever since.
The fifteenth constitutional amendment passed
the New Hampshire Senate yesterday.
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KANSAS.

Destructive Freshets-(sreat Loss Of Life and
Property-C0ntinued Rush Of Immigrants.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July /, 1862
Advices from Kansas In regard to the late storm
and fresnets in that State say that in the neghbor
hood Of Junction City and west of there the flood ia
reported greater than any other since the settlement
OF the State. Bridges have been carried away,
houses destroyed and many lives lost The greatest
disaster occurred at Chapman's creek thirteen miles
west OF Junction City, where several houses were
washed away and thirteen persons known to be
drowned. 1t 10 supposed that number of others
have perlshed. The rising of the streams was so
sudden and unexpected that before the residents
In the valleys were aware OF the
with water and all chance OF escape
cut on. 1t was reported that numbers had escaped
by climbing trees and in that situation were await
ing the decline OF the food. At Manhattan fourteen
dead bodies had been seen TO pass n0atlng down the
Blue river.
despatch from Topeka, Kansas says s2lOb0O
worth Of POttawatamie lands have been sold during
the past month, mostly to actual settlers. The run
Of immigration continues great as ever and pro-
perty is constantly advancing. careful estimate
shows at least 1000 new settlers coming into Kansas
daily.
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Passage Of the Revenue Budget.

MADRID. July /, 1860.
The Cortes 20 day passed the Revenue budget. and
authorized the government TO cxpend such sums Of
money may be necessary for the public service for
the next three months. During the debate Admiral
TOpete said he willing TO allow private parties
TO carry on the work III the public arsenaIs II any
were willing to undertake 1t.
Senior Zoula declared that the political revolution
was an accomplished fact, but the economical revo-
linton remained to be achieved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-02

The Gettysburg Springs Company Respect.
fully that they have length occupied new
Office and depot at Nos 3d. 80 and 81 Park place. New York.
where the New York business will
depot at No. Murray street being established for tempo
has been discontinued Those desiring order
the Gettysburg kaalysue Water springs viii
address the Gettysburg Springs Company at Gettysburg.
Pa. Where Vt Is most convenient and supny
orders direct from the spring will be done even
when they addressed to the their New
Office Price per Of two dozen quarts at the Gettysburg
and New YORK depots, $40.
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Died.

McBRBARrY.-On Thursday evening, July l. at five
O'Clock al ms residence, No. $40 ashHgton street.
WILLIAM MCBRRARrY, native OF county Donegal
Ireland, aged o. years.
The fuperal will take place on gaturday afternoon
~ two O'clock. The friends Of Recessed are respect
fully invited to attend
(For 0ii.v pegG,s 81 Sepsast0 Page.l
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sto on Patrician, 4 to against Psnssioon and 10
to against Good Hope.

Fearful Explosion In WalcS-Sovcral Livcs
Lost-A New Telegraph 70 Norway.
LONDON, July l. 1869.
fearful disaster occurred at Carnarv0n. Wales.
to-day. During the carriage OF some packages OF
ntroglycerine from the hsrbor to the qusrrtes the
material exploded on the way, and the cart, horses
and men attending them were blown to atoms A
railway station near the OF the explosion was
torn to pieces. village about quarter Of Q mite
distant was much damaged by the shock which
caused great CONSERVATION among the inhabitants.
Four men were killed ny the explosion.
telegraph cable has been successfully laid be-
tween Peterhead, Scotland, and the coast of Norway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-02

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week is now
ready.
TERMs;-Sngle subscription, 81; Three copies, SIS:
Five copies, S.; Ten copies, SIS; Single copiy. dvs
cents each. limited number or adver,issmauts iu-
serted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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AFRICA.

Landing Of Cuban Political PrisOmors at Fer.
nandO 20.
LONDON, July /, 1859.
The mail steamer Mandingo has arrived from the
west coast of Africa.
She reports the arrival OF the Spanish steamer
Borja at Fernando Pc with $50 political prisoners
from Havana. The prisoners complained that they
were badly treated on the voyage especially by the
volunteers on guard over them. They also com.
planned Of the high price OF provisions at the settle
ment As soon as they landed the island was placed
under martial law, and while the steamer Mandingo
was there communication with the shore, unless by
special permission OF the Governor, was prohibited
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PORTUGAL.

Augmentation Of Taxes Voted For.
LISBON, July 1, 1862
The Chamber OF Deputies has passed the bill pro-
viding for the augmentation Of the taxes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-02
Receipt Of Immense Herds Of Texas Cattle
Loss Of Life by the Ercsaet.

ELLswORTI July l. 1869.
Two thousand head Of Texas cattle arrived he re
yesterday Drovers report that $4,000 head are now
north OF the Arkansas RIVER route to this point for
sale and shipment 1t is estimated that 70, 900 head
win come here during the season.
No mails or trains from the East have arrived here
since Friday last. There has been great destruction
by the freshet the bridges and OF the Kansas
Pacific Railroad from the Solomon river to Manhat.
TAM and thirty lives are reported to have been lost
The Indians are going to their reservations and
submitting to the new policy OF the government.
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SPAIN.

Good Intentions Of the Government.
MADRID, July l, 1862
In the Cortes yesterday General Prim. in reply to
Senior Orense, said the government would never
attempt coup d'etat but devote all their endeavors
TO the consolidation OF liberty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-02
Bathing Suits,

Bathing Suits,
For ladies' and gentlemen
IRA PEREGOS SONS,
Manufacturers,
e5 Nassau street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-02

Rnrker's Hirsutus Will Positively Restore
Hair and prevent falling out 622 Broadway Sold every
where. Free from grease
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GETTYSBURG SPRINGS COMPANY.

All sizes Flags on Hand, ct nIanufactrrers'
prices. H0JER & GRAHAM,
Flag and Banner Makers, "a Duane street
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BE sure aud Gall For
.'MRS. wINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Having the fec smie OF "Curts Perkins" on the outside
wrapper. All others base limitations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-02

A.-FOr stylish aud Becoming sumner
Hat call on BURKE, lss Fulton street His motto "Ex
cells
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-02

A.-Ladics, Faces Enn melted; nIso the Pre-
psration Cor sale, with instructions, By NJ LAUSsON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-02

Al Everdeips, 800 Brondway-Erench
Tinted Wedding Cards and Envelopes latest Style Intalsd
Note Paper, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-02

Choice CIarct, 80 Cents, o. yed bourbon, so
cents per bottle. BORDEAUX WI ia co, vaults "a Full
ton street, corner Of WIlllala street. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-02

SIN this statement no mention is made OF &C
crued interest, and the bonds issued to the Pacidc
Railroad Company are calculated as part OF the
public debt. According to the report OF Treasurer
Boutwell,, who adds accrued interest and ignores
the bonds issued to that road the total debt exhibits
decrease during the past month amounting 10
Sl6,4l0132.
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The Peabody Testimonial.

Royal Havana f.ottery.-For ORicini Draw
ing for june 2S 1859, another part OF the paper
TAYLOR n CO, Bankers, is w all street New York
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Country llOmes.--GIeudale and West Rye
Boiug the two Estates of Andrew Wilson, Siur-
day for wan, Of time win be sold at auction the ground
The large attendance spirited bidding
last sale the best evidence country sites
site for country home In this WIN be included Glen
dale Place NIFTY acres with hns mansion Tcke.a al depot
aud collation. on around free.
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DIR. i.ouraud,s Oriantai C,ssam.

Beautiher-This preparation has acquired reputation
which makes sought after by ladies coming ron going
70 the most distant countries; for has no equal or
Dr. nouraud's Preparations this has extsndet It's
sale until Il has become speciality by It's owa merits
not the creature OF mere advertising noori ~ II
mended from one customer 70 another Actual knowledge
of is value and utility. Prepare6by Dr. FE LIX uOURAU
TO be had OF all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-02

Crfstadoro's Unrivnlled Hair Dyr-Soid
and applied at his wig and scalp .cory 6Astor House
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David's summer style Of Gentirmen's Drab
Duane street. " - "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-02

John r. Henry, N n. - (,o,legc pInre, Nexv
York, has Just received
LOO cases Misssquoi Drin0 Water
500 cases Adirondack, Spring Water.
500 cases Saratoga "a" Spring Water.
800 cases White Sui .phur VA Spring Water
ooo casss Sarnogsa Congress, star Empire High ROCK,
Gettysbuts, Massena, and all other Waters.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The fifteenth constitutional amendment passed
he New Hampshire Senate yesterday.
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The Peabody Testimonial.
FRANK LEsLiEs ILLusTRATED NEwSPNrF or
July 10 contains the illustration Of the ceebrats d Meai
executed by Messrs stsrn Marcus and prcsetei by ts
pcopie OIL the United STAYS 10 George Peabody.
--~--- -
"The Heat Nbpresscd lfruin'' of which tho
poe. sna aud inc reope suffer occasoned tics
y. ten W mpopy and badly ventilated head covering
avc,a any sueb calamity procure your Hats Of KNOX, No
w"svAaNy' They are elessat fashionable aud eoV.
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Nlas0lu's

has 1,rer been bgokca open has the lock
pictst
MARVIN Co,
ss5 Broadway, New York;
AL Chestnut street, Phiadepnis;
= les Bank street, Cleveland, q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-19
DIED.

Suddenly, in Hardemsn county, Tonness;seee,
near Memphis, Oh the 18th instant. W. W.
DAVIDSON, in the 9th year Of MS
sge-a native of thi, city, but for The pat
IS years resilent OF Memphis. lie served
with distinction throughout tho late struggle
for Southern independence IN Jackson's Cavalry
Divi. ION, &. =. A; WAS twice wounded. and
three times endured Long imprisonment in the
Federal PRISONS of the West.
June 18th, 1860, ANNA DKUSlLLA, infant
daughter OF George f. and Hester Price, aged
Is months and days zas- The friends of the
family are respectfully. invited to attend the
funeral, tomorrow afternoon, a. o'clock.
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RAILROAD LINES.
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MAN.
ASSAS RAILROAD.

&0ANa Q 9SE sszs1 E
On and after SUNDAY, May 2 1869, On.
daily passenger train wi run between WASH
INGTON and LYNCHBURG connecting a,
Gordonsville with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad 10 Richmond, Covington and the Viz
ein;s Springs; at Lynchburs for tho West snc
Southwest, and at Washington, 90 the Norh
and Northwest.
Through tickets and baggage checked /, .
Leave Washington daily a. t:3l a m aal
Alexsndris as 40 II n, arriving at Lynchturs
at 4:40 o. m.
Leave LyncAhu-g at goo g. m; arrive a:
Alexsndris at i; :, p, IN and at Washingtol
at 1880 p. m ,,.cpD.N
leave Aiexan6ris daily, excepting Sunday, =:
4:l5 D. M, and arrive At Rarrison6urg st l23t
a. m. Leave Harrisonburg at 2Oo 3; m. AID
arrive at Aexandria at 1850 a. m This trsla
makes close connections at Manassas junction
with movements on the main line, greatly IA
cilitating intercourse between .he lower Nalley
and Richmond, Lynchburg, sc.
Passengers from Washington AID A ieAaLdris
to Winchester, Middleburg, Capon Spring.
&c, Will find good connections by this route.
An ACCOMMODATES TkAl \ will lea
Alexandria daily, Sunday excepted, at -
m. and arrive at Warrenton ut ,:l6 p. IN
Leave Warren.on at 1:l6 q IN, and srrIse =.
Alexandria ut 1890 r. IN.
j. NJ. BROADUS,
sp2o General Ticket Agehi
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Foreign News.

The London newspapers infer from the tone
OF the debate in the House of Lords that the
passage Of the Irish Church bill is certain. Tho
Times says disestablishment is foredoomed. The
extent and mode of proceeding remain to be
settled. Notifications OF the bill are now ad.
missible The excitement over the debate in
the House OF Lords increases. The House
was crowded again last night, when the dis,
,,ussion continued.
The shore end Of the French cable has been
submerged. The Great Eastern has not yet come
IN sight. When she arrives the splice will be
made with the deep sea cable, and the work
of laying the the line direct to the Island OF
ST. Pierre Miqueon will commence.
A proposition is under consideration in the
Spanish Cortes for the reduction by the gov ern-
ment OF SO per cent. from the coupons OF pub
lis rentes when presented for payment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-19

WASHINGTON IrEMs.-ln the Circuit Court
Yesterday two cases OF Joseph II. Bradley, sr.,
va Judge George P. Fisher were called up for
trial. These snits grew out of the order made
by Judge Fisher at the c,oss Of the Sur!stt
trial dsbarriDg Mr.. Bradley The first is
suit Tor libel, and the second for malicious
abuse Of the authority of judge. Pleas were
entered and filed, and the matter postponed
until Monday,
The "coIoi question, has come up again II in n
the action Of The bricklayers relative to the
employment Of colored men at the Navy
Yard. The government will finally prevail in
these matters. Al
The President is expected to rsrfa On Mon
The vote Oh representation by lay delegation
Yesterday at the Metropolitan Methods
Church resulted in a votes for and against
William Tyler, son OF DR.. G. Tyler, While
10 street car, was robbed of one hundred {!
dollar note and valuable diamond ring, whcn1
he had in his vest pocket, By a flshily. dressed
member of the lieht fugered fraternity who
entered the ear with companion.
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, June l9.-Ihe mar
Ike. this morning was dull, with light receipts
&C produce. Small sales of Flour to the CITY
ttsde. No Wheat offered aud quotations Gu
TREY Il minal. Corn dull and declining; o.
feri-s. Of llie bushels white and mixed, with
sales at s. and a. Rye quiet, with sales OF W
bushels ST i25 Oats inactive with small sales
st 20 cents.
GRoRGETowE CATTLE M6SKET The mar.
ket yesterday was quite active. 24O head OF
Cattle sold at So 90 to per 100 lbs gross iOVO
Sc 50 to s. 81 psr 100 lbs gross-lGeo Courier.
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BOARDING.
BEVERIDGE HOTSE.

MIDDLEBURG, LOUDOUN CO., VA.
The subscriber is prepared 10 sccommo dste
a limited number Of bosrders during the Sum-
lher months at the above-named house, which
has been rettted expressly for the purpose.
There is + fine Chsiy beste Spring within O t
OF q mile Of the place the water of which con.
tains Iron, Magnesia and sulphur, and has
been pronounced by Prof. Gibson, of Phila-
delphla, who analysed it, 10 be equal to any
Chslybeste Spring IN the State. Persons will
the summer. Stages leave Leesburg daily aud
stop at the hotel. For terms, apply to
A NJ TUBMAN,
ny 20-3m Middleburg. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-19

The death of Henry j. Raymond. principal
editor of the New York Times. was announced
yesterday. In 1856 he became leader in the
Republican party; was subsequently chosen
Lieutenant Governor of New York; was twice
slec'ed 10 the State Legislature, and in 1864
ne Was elected as Representative from New
York to the Thirty ninth Congress
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-19

JUST EscEIyED at p2slhsms One Price
Clothing establishment, 81 Ming street fresh
lot of Brown and White Linen Duck Suits,
thoroughly shrunk and made to order; ii k
Lustrc, Drnp etc and other summer Suits, in
addition to his complete stoci; OF scotch and
Fancy Cashmere Suits which he, Is selling at
extremely low prices. Look for the finest store
in tic city and you cannot miss Dealnams. 81
KiL rect g IL