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The New York herald., 1869-06-23
FINANCIAL.

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DO EOO WANTED. SECURITY, REAL ESTATE
2UO worth double the amour. Address NJ Co.
70 y . ssSp and asP apwa. mcHn
Real Estate in this city. JoRN =. CoEKEY;.
YORK ISAs ssssa 81 PnsT s ssAss
between il and P. M to c. s. JOHNSON So Exchange
place
$325OOO 9 osH 1ls.g sgsS % 70 .ss sSs
mortgages TnssI BEhIh%Y lsT YtD DsrRA1ros No 81 Pine street.
$OOO no soAs on gnsr aSSD sy ts9
Ne" i'rk and state Mason
A DyERrlsEMENrs FOR THE HERALD
phASoh oFsSE sf2'FtEE Is IT Street
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET coNpANY's
1 iron man steamship %gEsrpHAL1A.
will sail on Tuesday jung ss;SaIsshs e Issh g p NJ for
ssP FIT s!ss @ s sss ss
The BAVARIA viii sail as an extra steamer July q Pas
''Hf KusHAR6T MA I5'SsS Co, cB RICHARD BoAs,
CT Broad street Ny. No. = Barclay street, n. Y.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
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Rates Of passage, payable in gold Including
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poArs TO CONVEY PASSENGERS AND BAGGAGE
on , board ar steamship Gsps w enye the @ 10
NJ Wednesday, ed inst Passengers only can be taken
oHAs. G. FRANCKLYN, No. Bowling Green, Agent
U,oR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENsrowN-1NMAN LINE
P1 sssRers are appointed 20 s as ans 81
~ ' Tuesday, June 49, 1gAM.
civ civ Of fHkfs EN-: Saturday, 3sly % n
and each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday from
f''' - RATES OF PASSAGE
BY The mail steamer sailing % every . SATURDAY IT, r
f'Ts' r. London LanS is S'SSisS To london
10 Passage By the tuesday steamer via Halifax
First rs,s oaSln MA p.vlS,s s;se5sss :arr.o,,
s.1sia JOINS N f. .:iss1 sss II branch Is
to Hamburg
=. e fs ssr sss sads moderate rate" by
For further Information apply a ss a. P9I xssS 9
SrEAs TO ANTWERP; so,,,m,o,
Inman Line
CITY OF DUBLIN July
And mon,iy ,iroashon, the season.
Rates OF Storage Passage
To- sSSss.mp.on TS Ts r.sy: Hare
For a1isfR lsisss or passage Apply to JOHN
STEAM TO GIAsG1w sSp .AsTok ASp koER3sDERHF. Elsp
FayOrs cvde built steamers intended to sail
sS1S
and eacn suceesdns sS,u,Say , v shereai5er g
Rate. Of @ psssase, payable q currency
fsss to ssod is9w c ess
steerage to GLASGOW or Derry $50; intermediate, Ss5
asenes aan5as Havr ROer
Drafts issued paysss Z. sn7 bank ores. Britain and
For further Information apply the foot of Dey
street. at the companys onSss No Bow1s G,ssn New
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VIZ r. PUTNAM, SIS WALL srREET.-BONDs AND
w Stocks boush: and sold Loans negotilei on secu
rtes bond and mortgage &C. First Mortgages wen.eu.
WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN, ON SHORT TINE, ON
w first and Mortgages (nlready made) At tair
discount, BUTLER, DURfEB co. 81 Liberty street.
ylrANTED- GOOD STATE OR RAILROAD BONDS OR
w dividend paying Stocks In exchange for improved ana
unimprovcd brooklyn Property, Including dne residence,
stable &c In settlement Of an estate Address Essts oor
e,ipi Post o1lce.
d - nOn wANTED-oN BOND AND MORTGAGE,
nL.UVU for three years, improved Real Estate near
Broadway terminus OF Myrtle avenue raroeJi BROOK
IN. Address u. NJ. Herald oflec-
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JrHIoN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
The Of the First Mortgage Bonds OF The Union
Pacific Railroad Company due July 1852 viii DO PAID m W
gold coin free Of government at tho office OF the coni
pany 14 State street Boston, Friday, June %, and AZ the
JOHN ". s. WILLIAMS,
ia state street, Boston
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TtONEY ISLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE i6,
~ TO Second ay<nhe and Eighth street via Fulton ferry,
sdy 6scl, with little boy and attendant please address
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S3 900 0ns 1s SDt aEAh Adars.s n q,
| station I.
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CEvERAL SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, TAKEN IN
- exchange, for saie-Great bargains Al styles new
family Carriages top and open Bugges, Rockaways ana
Phaetons. Great reduc,ion In pricee.
WITTYS Carriage Warerooms, 63s Broadway
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DETgcTIyz.-woULD LIKE A PERSONAL INTER.
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PERSONAL.

A NY INFORMATION IN REGAR =, TO SAMUEL EDEN,
"a drug clerk, aget nne'e n, wan be thankfully
eeived by the undersgned hen last heard he at
Pittsbrg, Pa JAS A. Eden 40. Ciasson avenue Brook
yn Western papers pler <e}eopy.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

Four Richmonds In tho Imperial Field-sals
nave Objects 70 Niger Minister 20 Haysi-s
Wants the Darky Sent to England and
White Man to Port au Prince.
PORT AU PRINCE, April TO- 1859.
Before the mail closes I have time to give you .
few items OF news In relation to Hayt. Dominique.
who calls himself President OF the South, murdered
last week twelve or fifteen more prisoners. A part
of them were women and children. Sanave has
within the last ten days taken the rebel forts on the
heights in the rear OF Gonaives. new Presidents
has sprung up at Mireballais. His name Is Servtl-
lien. His hatred Of Saget who styles himself Presi-
dent OF the North, is very intense. We have now
four Richmonds In the feld President Servillien s
willing to compromise with salnave If he can put
down Saget and Dominique. Everything is quiet at
Port au Prince but trade Is dull The city is policed
better than New York.
s.eamer from New York Is the news that coored
ggen%;sman is to supersede the present American
foreign Representatives, in rank, the Charges d'Af.
gentlemen Of high social positon. do not feel com.
plimented with the news. xhe American Consuls
to M chief S Rs
ftng and stationed, at this port during the last ten
months six American shps-ofwar. The command
ants and the Officers under them, like the other
would would not relish this change. Rumor says that
strate with the American merchants in town
against this measure, and that the parties pres
ent all agreed In sentiment. The President re-
more black men here than he could take care Of
He considered the black race equal to the white race
bat asked very pOinredly whether our government
entertained such sentiments, and II so why we did
not send black men to represent US in England and
France He said the question was not what he
thought about the equality Of races but that he did
not consider this discrimination in favor of Hayt to
be complimentary. The question might occur to .
w v Drn shnuld d0viv
place to anybody He Is universally respected here
by the government and by all respectable Americans.
The abuses heaped upon him by the rebels, and made
public in the New York newspapers by hired agents
OF these adventurers have grown out OF the simple
discharge OF his official duties. His great offence
treated the chief Of any other nation.
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ESCAPE OF BOYLE, THE BUTCHER CART THIEF
FROM CLINTON PRIsoS-t is reported, and upon
go0u authority 1t IL said, that Stephen BOYLE, the
"butcher cart thief, who was sentenced to twenty
years imprisonment In the state Prison by Recorder
hackWt, a iew weeks since, has escaped from Cln
Dered tnat boyle was arrested In New York while at
tempting 70 break into Jewery estabisnment and
snat WINE Ia custody nc attempted to shoot the OIL
Ger who had arrested him. Having Committed A
murder IN that state he was also wanted in MIchl-
gan; put MS punishment here was considered quite
satisfactory Dy all parties lie was at first sent to
sing sing but MS Jailbreaking proclivIties being well
known.ne k me, havlng escaped from several prisons
ne was sent 10 CLINTON, that being considered more
escape from this prison have been received but the
Information OF his escape Is believed 70 be trust
Albany Argus, Apru III.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

LIGHTNING AND THE TELEGRAPH wrREs.-During
the prevalence OF the thunder storm on Sunday
afternoon the lightning played some curious bfhnks
with the telegraph wires and apparatus In the city.
Al the Pacific and Atlantic ONCE, located under the
American the operator had taken the precaution the
night before to 'open the keys" and shut the 'cut
or" yet the electricity ran into the ONCE on the
metre, which Is Immediately underneath It, melted
the lead connection pipes and set several papers
that were the table on re. When II lett the wire
board II made report that sounded like the report
OF pistol. Several parties In the hotel ran to the
0flce and put out the fire, else another connaRra.
ton would undoubtedly have taken place. -CIeve-
land Herald, AprA 10.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Inactivity Of the Allied Forces
in Paraguay.
Dom PedrO's Son-in-Law Appointed
COmmander-in-C Chief.
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LOPEZ RECRUITING IN The MOUNTAINS.
-0PEz RECRUITING IN THE MOUNTAINS.
Peace Negotiations Between Spain
and Chile.

The steamships South America, Captain Tnkle-
paugh, from Rio de Janero March 2e and the Arzo-
ma, Captain JEFF Maury. seven and a half days from
Aspinwall arrived at this port yesterday, The Ari-
zona brings $685. oS6 in treasure.
The latest news by these arrivals will be found in
detail in the following correspondence
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no, FOR CUBA.

The Cuban excitement has at last reached Augusta,
Ca, and the C0nSfttffonattst learns that number
Of young men who did good service In the Lost
Cause' nave resolved to embark In cause some.
what similar in principle by joining the insurgent
army OF Cuba. II Is their intention 10 leave In few
DAYS.
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Comtc pEu Appointed Command nder-in-C Chief Of
the Allied Army-Position of Lopez and Pros
poets of Another Campaign.

RIO JASEIRo, March 20, 1869.
The only special news IN regard to the state of
''peace In war; In which the campaign stil rema,ns
is the appointment Of the Emperors son.inaw. the
Comte d'Eu, to the chief command Of the Brazilian
forces now In Paraguay. The decree appeared upon
the oath, nominating my beloved and much prlzed
sonn-law to the command-in chief OF all the forces
operating against the government of Paraguay IL
IL, however, ofncially stated that 'his commission
being purely military, his Higness win have no.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

Corona, In Havana harbor, and remained prisoners
between two guns on her maindeck for about ten
days. We were then allowed 10 90 at large until
the evening OF the 18th OF April last when we were
set at liberty, and boat from the Corona landed us
IN the town OF Havana. Since we have been In
Havana we have each been examined once before q
Judge on board the Corona. And we hereby solemnly
declare that, both during that examination and also
during the previous one at Nuevitas the evidence
we gave went to prove that the Mary Lowell was
not taken further than one mile from the shore or
Ragged Island and concurs in every particular with
this declaration.
With respect to the Spanish decision on the case
OF the Mary Lowell, written in the Auditors report
In Spanish ana dated the 14th April, 1862 and ver-
bally translated to us by the English Consul, In
which we are represented to have said that at the
time OF seizure OF the Mary Lowell by the Anda-
luza:-"One said that she was mile and q half
from the coast but he could not affirm 1t; another
niaseen three and four miles, another at three
Island :, another at one mile and half from the
eo we hereby declare .hat this alleged report Of any
take on the part of the Spanish Judge er inter.
prefer, we don't know which, And we decialu th,s
solemnly, although we may have signed papefs
placed before us for signature by the Spanish OH
Gals after having had them hastily read to us either
IN Spanish or English or BOTH II anything said
TO us about three miles or four miles as being our
distance on shore We meant to reply to query re-
spectlng Great Ragged Island and not the distance
from the shore OF Little Ragged Island. Our remem.
brance OF this ts perfectly distinct and we do not
acknowledge as true the assertion In the Spanish
report respecting any discrepancy in several
tim0nieS.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-02-05

Sewing Silk, it is asserted, is not only
adulterated in quality, but the purchasers
are also defrauded in respect to the weight
and length. The adulteration of silk put
up by weight, it is reported, is practised in
the dyehouse. Twelve ounces of the boiled
material are sent to the dyer, he adds a
quarter of a pound of a gummy resin called
Scutch" and some times sugar of lead.
This latter is largely used in black skein
silks sold by the ounce. By these means
the dyers manage to return the silk to the
manufacturer as heavy as sixteen ounces
for the twelve received and often as high
as eighteen ounces on machine silk, and
over twenty ounces to the pound on black
skein silk. Out of twenty spools of sew
ing silk recently purchased in New York
to be tested, eight were deficient in length,
enc of them being thirty eight yards short
of one hundred.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-02-05
ORolDE GOLD WATCHES.

1'HE works Of these Watches, like the works Of all
Il nur Watches are imported from England and from
SwserlaBd. The made OF a metal closely
resembling gold both In density and color, that the
most skiu jewellers cannot detect the difference They
retain their brillancy long gold They jeweed
and well finished, and taken altogether present the
same appearance as Gold Watch worth $500 Price
Sl2 each two Watches for S22 We the only dealers
In New York who charge less than SIS for the Genune
Oroide Patent Lever Hunting Case Watches They are
well regulated before being sent out. Each Watch is
accompanied with written guarantee that 1t will keep
correct time for years. Previous to September last
we invariably charged SIS and SIS to citizens coming in
to our store and they had abundant opportunities
examining them.
Beautiful and well finished Chains of the same metal
ut -, So "a, 10, So each Wholesale price 80 per cent
of.
SPLENDID INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
The cheapest way to procure Watch is for number
OF gentlemen to club together. In this will for
ward Watches the following terms:
Two Watches l'r S22OO; Three Watches for S3l 20 /;
Four Watches for 5000; Six Watches 81 Ten Watches
for $500 Twelve Watches $50 W.
No other house in the United States offers watches
ut SO low price, and enabled TO do this because
we import our own watch movements and ture
our own Moreover all watches good time
keepers We send out but those which have been
tested by workmen for considerable length time
Take notice, that other Watch Companies offer only
sevon of the Same kind ofwatches for 500.
DALEY & Co..
janis l4S Fulton St. N Y.
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The cultivation of silk in California is
reported as being in highly prosperous
condition. While in France and Italy the
silk worm is affected by fatal disease, on
the Pacific coast of the United States the
eggs are sound and the worms are healthy
and vigorous. 1t is stated that orders have
been sent from Europe to the California
silk growers for all the eggs they can
produce for years to come, at 81 per ounce,
each ounce containing 100000 eggs. The
California Legislature has sough to encour-
age this valuable interest by offering pre-
nium of $3.50 for cultivating 5000 null
berry trees for silk culture, and $500 for
every 100000 silk cocoons produced in
good merchantable order.
An inmate of the Cincinnati workhouse
made sensation the other day, by walking
out of his cell with his face the color of
boiled lobster, pitted all over with what
seemed to be the marks of the smallpox
now prevalent in that city. His evident
anxiety to relieve the institution of his
dangerous presence led to suspicion and ex-
animation showed that the pox marks had
been made by picking with pin and rub
bling In crotcn oil.
The accidental deaths in the streets of
London during 1858 from the victims
having been run over by horses or vehicles
amounted to 203. Of these So were chill
dren under ten years of age. Seven per-
sons were killed by horses, twelve by omni-
buses, twenty-one by cabs, forty-tive by
vans or wagons seven by drays, fifty three
by carts, and fifty eight by vehicles unde-
scribed.
A large whale canse ashore on the beach
in Worcester county, Nd, on Saturday,
which seemed not to have been long dead.
Its length is so feet and Z feet through.
1t was discovered by three men who are
now engaged in taking out the oil. This
is not the first time that these monsters of
the deep have been cast upon our beach.
1t has occurred several times before
Shield.
A revenue agent in Cincinnati, visiting
q suspected distillery, came upon one room
marked "private," and securely locked.
After some little delay he managed to
effect an entrance, only to discover a
young man on bed in the worst stages of
small pox. The agent did not stop to con-
iscate anything.
The body of William Penn lies in little
church-yard, scarcely twenty miles from
London The church and surroundings
nestle in deep gorge among the Chiltern
Hills, in Buckinghamshire. The grave is
enclosed in a little square of hedge, and no
marble or other ornaments mark the spot.
A Californian speaks of ,200-acres as a
"small farm" Two hundred acres Of
wheat is ''small patch" Some farmers
have as many as 5000 acres devoted to
wheat in one season.
In jackson county, Florida, the court
had to adjourn five different times on ac-
count of the black jury going sound asleep
and snoring almost as loud as tliunder'
storm.
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nI0SMA On EN- kTi-nIInIIIT Il n AUrc

~ From Dtspensatory OF the United States.
r-l-- DI0SMA CRENATA-BUCHU LEAVES
Iroperties-Their odor is strong, difusiye and some
what aromatic their taste bitterish, and analogous to
Medical Properties and Uses-Buchu leaves are gently
timulant, with a peculiar tendency to the Urinary
They given in complaints of the Urinary Organs.
such as Gravel Chronic Catarrh of the Bladder Morbid
Irritation OF the Bladder and Uretha Disease the Pros
tate Gland and Retention Incontinence Of Urine from
loss of tone in the parts concerned in its evacuation
The remedy has also been recommended in Dyspepsia
Chronic rheumatism, Cutaneous Affections and Dropsy
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUcHU is used BY persons from
the ages offs to Is and from IS to S. In the decline
or change Of life after Confinement or. Labor Pains
In affections peculiar to females the Extract Buchu is
unequaed by any other remedy, as in Chloross Re-
tomary Excavations liberated Schrrous state of the
Uterus Leucorrhea Whites. -.s.- ,,y --,.- ny
Diseases Of te bladder, Kidneys, Gravel and Dyopscat
Sicetngs-This medicine increases the power Of Diges
ton and exctes the absorbents into healthy action by
which the watery calcareous dispositions and all u
engagements arc reduced as well as pain and
HEIMBoIp's EXTRACT BucHu has cured every case of
Diabetes In which it has been given Irritation of the
Neck of the Bladder and Inflammation Of the kidneys
liberation of the Kidneys and Bladder, Retention of
Urine Diseases OF the Prostate Gland Stone in the Bad
der Calculus, Gravel Brck-Dust Deposit and Mucous or
Milky Discharges, and for enfeebed and delicate cons
tutons of both sexes attended with the following symp
toms Indposition to Exeron, Loss of Power Loss Of
Memory Difficulty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trem-
bling Horror Of Disease Wakeulness Dmness of Vision
Pain in the Back Hot Hands Flushing Of the Body Dry
ness OF the Skin Eruption on the Face Pad Counten-
ance, Universal Lassitudc of the Muscular SYSTEM &c.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUoHU is Diuretic and Blood Pu
rying and cures all Diseases arising from habits of dis
spation, and mprudences in life impurities Of
the Blood &C., supersedng Copaiba in affections for
which 1t is used in connection with HELMBoLps RosB
WASH
Sold by Druggists and deaers-everywhere. Beware Of
counterfeits Ask for Helmbod's. Take no other
PRIoE-S25 per bottle or bottles for $3.50 Deliver
cations.
Address II. T. HELMBOLD, 594 Broadway NY
NT0NE ARE GENTINE UNLESS DOME htao,
~ engraved wrapper, with fac smile of my Chemical
Warehouse, and signed ill Ii. T. HELMBOLD.
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GOES COUGH BALSAM.

This long tried aud popular Remedy is again
called to the attention Of the public. AS often
as the year rolls around, the proprietors annually
make their bow to the people, and remind them
that amongst the many thingsrequired fer the
health, comfort and sustensnoe of the family
through the long and tedious months of winter,
Goes Cough Balsam should not be forgotten
For years it has been household medicine--and
mothers anxious for the safety Of their children,
and all who suffer from any disease Of the throat,
chest aud lungs, cannot afford to be without It.
In addition to the ordinary four ounce, 90 long
in the market, we now furnish our mammoth
family size bottles, which will. in common with
the other size, be found at all Drug Stores s4S
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with an awful death in the neighborhood
of New Paris, KY, o. few nights since. A
neighbor, q white man, had killed his hogs
and left them out at night. The negro un-
dertook to steal one, and was in such hur-
ry to secure the pork that he, forgot to re-
move the gambrel stick. To reach his
home it was necessary to cross fence. In
doing so he placed the hog on the top rail
and it is supposed that it slipped-at any
rate the Negroes head was caught in the
opening of the hind legs, and his neck was
broken by the stick. He was found next
morning dead, the hog on one side Of
the fence, and he on the other, with his
head fast as described.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE That the sub
scribers have Obtained from the Register of
Wills Of Hartford county, Md. Letters Of Ad-
ministraton on the personal estate of
JOHN H. TOY,
late of Hartford county deed. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby no.
titled to exhibit the same, with the legal vouch-
ers thereof on or before the
10th day Of January 1870,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed TO nike immediate payment.
Given under our hands and seals, this 10th
day of January 1860.
JOHN TOY.
WILLIAM TOY,
jan22 Admiust. ators.
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TO THE WORKING GLASS.

AM prepared to furnish constant employment to
all classes at their homes for their spare moments
Business new light and profitable Fifty cents TO IS per
evening is easily earned and the boys and girls earn
nearly as much as men. Great inducements offered.
All who see this notice, please send me their address,
and test the business for themselves If not well as
fed, will send 81 to pay for the trouble Of writing me.
Full particulars sent Free Sample sent by mail for ten
cents. [4tl Address Z. c. ALLEN Augusta, Maine.
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FOR RENT.

THE subscriber hns for rent W II L
i WRIGHT SHOP, now doing good bust
ness. Thee is Blacksmith Shop attached,
which also docs good business. This ~ an ex-
releit sinnd for business. and il located on the
road leading from Prnch Bottom to Jarrettsville,
near Clerm0nt Mills Harfmd county, Nd
Possession given February let, 1869.
itnS JOS. Z. BATEMAN.