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TIE HERALD CORPS OF eUE@PEAa WAR
CORRESPONDENT.

we udVc spcCiui tcTftspuuucnto 'HoFh5
with each division of the opposing forces OF
France and Prussia and news agencies in the
principal capitals Paris, Berlin. Ma
drid, Vienna and Forence-so that nothing
OF an important news character escapes our
vigiant representatives.
Our news agencies in the principal cities OF
Europe, and our system of travelling cOrro-
spondents, have been long established, fact
since become familiar with, and as our letters
from all parts of the Eastern Hemisphere for
years past have fully proven.
We do not pretend that comments upon
the war, or that our opinions upon she proba-
BILE success Of either helligcrent in cOntem-
plated movements come by the cable. Our
only aim is to give 10 the public the fullest
the most reliable, and the most authentic
record of facts as they occur in the grand
operations Of the concnding armies
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
BOOTHS THEATRE. 2Sd s.. ,cswcen 9th ana 6tD Avs-
RIr VAN WINKLR.
NIsLo's GARDEN. Broadwav.-rus DuA~A raur
As SrKEL.
WOODS MUSEUM AND MENAGERrE Broadway cor
ner 10Th sIertormsnces every AFTERNOON
wALLACK'S THEATRE, Broadway and tsth ,rest--
bnifz, QUE COUSIN GEGMAn.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, corner Eighth avenue aud
I. / GiELLA, THE DEMON Elaur.
OLYMPIC THEATEE Brosdwsv.-orEaA Bouprm-
LirfLK FAUST.
MRS = B. CoNwAy's rAH4 THEATRE. Brooklyn
BsrANTs MfNsrIELs
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, aoi Bowery-vA
ElK1r ENTERTAINMENT -CoaiC VoCALIsMs, 2u
THEATRE CoMIQUE, 5i4 Broadway.-ComIo vooAG
ISM. NyGgo ACTs.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL HALL. sss f.roa uay-
Sssn" NiSsTEELsy, FARors, buRLEsoUss 90
KELLY Icons MINsrRELs. No SDS Broadway
PfrlTk-TnE ONLY LEoS
CENTRAI PARK GARDEN. 7.b av between 5sth and
Eth siA--IHRopoKL Thomas ForuLAw CosoEGre.
LEEDS ART GALLERIES, a7 anu sla Broadway
OF RAINTiSGs
NEW YORK MUSEUM or ANAToNY. sls Broadway =.
SCTkNoE AND ART.
DIR. KAHN's ANATOMICAL MUSEUM 7as Broadway
SCIEN GE AND
New York. Monday. AuGnss -, 1870.
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CGXIANTS OF TD.DaY'S iGRas.D.

New York, Mondny, Augnss -, 1870
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CENTRAL AMERICAN News Our latest cor
respondence from Panama, which will be found
on another page, gives an intelligent RESUME
of matters in the Central American republics.
The troubles on the Guatemalan borders still
continue, and the present weakly condition of
Mexico gives renewed confidence to the des-
peradoes who head the movement towards the
invasion of Mexican soil
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EINARcEIAL.
FINANCIAL
OFFICE OF
FISK g. I4A7cH,
I. Y5SJEsst ~
BANKERS AND DEALERS
Government Securities f!
Wax Nassau Street, New York,
Ma. { Nassau Street, New York,

FEHRUARY Is, 1870.
Tho remarkable success which attended our ne
yo,la,IOu Of the Loans Of tho CENTRAL PAc'Flo
RAILROAD ooutAxr. and the wEsTEhS PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY, and the popularity. and
,,sd n which thCso Loans have maintained III mo
markets; both iu 4hls country and Europe hArO
.hosn tlISe the Flr5s IOrtgngu Bonds of wisely
located and hOpOnbl yspanRrod Railroads are
promptly rooOgulrsd and readily taken as tho
most suitable, safe, and advantageous form q i'
v.,,meut, yielding mOrelIbCral Income than can
h.,,,ner b derived nom Government Bonds, and
available to tnku thciFpAce. .a.S raoIf
Assured that, Ia the selection and negotiation
=, ,un.rlor Railroad IoanS, We are meeting a
.,.,, uublIe want, and rendering q valuable SER
sI.o-so,h to tho holders of Capital and to those
v,.., National works Of internal improvement
,,ho.O intrinsic merit and substantial character
entitled them to the use Of Capital and tho con.
sa,Deo of lnvsstOrs-wC now ofer with special
coincidence and satIStAetion tic = 20
; trs ~. as. . .
1,r, nFNDmHAHE R0NDS
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STATE TEMPERANCE CONNEN,
TON.
TO Convene at Grafton, Thursday,
June 20, 1870.

June 2SS 1870
FERou. CItisens Of INtst tTulniIi and al
achOm II may concern: =" II 10 -
Believing that the General and State
Governments have accomplished nearly
all that It was designed and desired, in
the first place, and that only universal
Female suffrage remains to be secured;
nov, tllat slavery Is abolished, and all
men arc guaranteed equal, civil, political
and ecclesiastical rights; and Whereas
the manufacturing, sale and IlsO 0fspiddI-
ous and malt liquors are greater hiE-
ORANGES OF civilization and good govern.
ment than slavery, secession, war and
anarchy: x,lti,
Therefore, We. the undersigned, Liberal
Republicans and Democrats, representing
nearly all the religious views, as well as
those who make no profession, In the
State, suggest and propose thatWe meet
In convention in the town OF Grafton,
West Va, ON Thursday, 23d day Of juno,
1870, md there resolve and pledge our.
selves together, with as many others
as may, see CAUSE, tb1meet, win ~, .liliItt
We thereafter VIII vote 'l6f cStstlj iSuRI
port candidates for. office without
reference to their political, or Gccle'
astioal HiGVEa Anttlfitis thought best,
when We meet In convention, We will
adopt universal suffrage, which includes
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s1OOO, $500, and 800,

They will DO iBSued ~ Coupon BOHaS, 1qyaSs
Bearer, and MAJ. DO hald In that fern, or
The Bond may DO FtDlstenAl in the name ofths
owner, Withthe COUPONS t6tAAininG rayeethle TO
bearer attached, the pFlHeipdl being thea trans
ferablo only on tho boOkl otthe Company, unIeas
re.Asaguod 70 bearer; or ,,,y,a, ssa. gs.t %
Tho coupons may bOldeIaChed and cancelled,
the Bona made . permanent Rt1lIts'td Bond,
transferable only on tho hookA Of tho Company,
and The interest made payable only to the regis
tered owned or his attorney y,b, %
The three clAIsea win 30 Known respectively Is;
LIST. ~ Coupon Bonds payable 70 Bearer"
"a. "RSgIjtered Bonds with Coupons St'
Sd. "ROglItered Bonds With Coupons de-
Tackled" and should DO 20 designated BY Cores
poudentS in specifying the class fBondG dea1Fod.
They have thirty YEAR 10 run nom January
IS, 1910, with interest At slr per cent POI! ApRum
nom November /, 1900. PRRcIrA6 AND HIFHa-
Est PAYABLE IN GOLD IN FuE CRY pP xEE .t9IsE,
The IntrrcstI s payable In Max aud NOVEMBER,
that It may tako the place Of that Of the earlier
SSuOS Of Five TveptIeS, and suit tho eonyoaIeneo
Of our friends who already hold Central and
Western Pacific Bonds, With interest payable II
January and July and who may desire, inmAk.
Ing additional tnTeStmontN, to haVS their interest
receivable at diaeSat SEASONS Of tho year. !" =,
The Loan ia secured hytA apOEtgage upon Tho
entire Line Of Road from Richmond 70 the Chic
River, with the equipment and al Other property
and AppnFtepGneCs connected herewith. D hal U
A 9pNKnG FuNp OF $4,000 FIR ANNUA 10
PROVIDED ron TES EEOENFTIoN on THB BoHps,
TO TAXI IPPEcF one rRAR APrRR RIM coNPLR.
TIoH OF THE ROAD. t q
The mortgage Il for Sts,ooo,oOO, Of which q,
10000 VIII DO reserved and held in trust Tor tho
redemption Of outstanding Bonds Of tho TTTviRia
Central RAILROAD coRpaaE now merged in tho
CHEaAFEAEE. ANp ONO, IA.
oEthc remaining 81, oOo, OoO, flelOnt amount
will b cold to complete the road to tho Ohio
river, perfect and improve tho portion now In
operation, and thoroughly equip the whole for a
large and active tnfie, 'l r...
The present pFIc0 IL % and accrued interest.
a Loan 40 amply secured, 90 rarclGIly guarded,
and 20 certain hereafter to command a prOmICn,
place among tho fAvorlte securities In the mar.
kStS, both Of this Country and EarOps, will he at
once appreciated and quickly absorbed,
Very respectfully, ..
'..U ERoTe %. m A mHSTr VI.
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female cufIunchise. We do not now pro.
nose 10 form an independent party, but 70
hold second convention, atler the pollu'
cal State conventions have met and nomi'
mated their candidates.
At our second convention, we will select
from the nominees Of the different political
paroles, those who arc known TO be un'
compromising temperance men. But bC
It known, we will not vote for any drunk
ard, under any circumstances. We hope
to be able to rally around our temperance
standard, ut least ten thousand voters, and
In that event, We will be tho balance OF
power, between two political parties now
existing in the State.
We who sign this conventional call, are
nearly equally divided In political opinions;
Republicans and Democrats.
We heartily invite, adjurc and desire,
that all the temperance men and women
Of the State, would Join and give US their
aid and support. Especially do we expect
that all the christian churches and temper
ance organizations, will at least send fra
tcrnal messengers to the proposed conven-
ton. a. '' 10.
Hoping LLhL I'LL lle 4euIHcEauSc cur
tors Of the State. will copy this conycn'
tional call in their journals, and advocate
tho proposition, the object ofwhich Is the
destruction of the whisky Ring"
Respectfully submitted for tho consider
alton Of the people.
P6cahOntdS C6unh-Samuel Young, DR.,
Carter, N. G. Barlow, Samuel Price, Geo.
P. Moore and James Nice ollam.
Marion CountF-Nilllam Clayton, and
VIM. Fox. w. ~ "a
Ritehie Coun9-R W. Louthcr and
David McGrcgor. .t
HGrr3on C6lnty-Bcnoni Griffin.
Nicholas County-Dr. Anthony RAIDER:
y liar&tGn C6unfy-J. W. A, Lilley, ]. W.
Ewing and R. C. Holiday.
Ohio County-John RoemGr and An.
drew s. Patterson.
,tP.S. We hope that there will be n re:
spOnse from all the counties and towns Of
tho State, soon, on this subject, and that
there will be full representation Of the
State. w.. 1,l!-aA
THE VOICE oR.NyEsT VIRGrNIANs
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad COmpAH!
n, t,hesau,atsIu aud DIDO GiInOud, connecting
tina Atlantic Coat anhcthe magnificent haFooFS
Of tho Chesapeake Lay with the Ohio River a.
min, Of reliable navigation, and thus with the
sn,I,r railroad System and water transportation
of,he grCa. West and Southwest, forms rue aaul'
tIOuu East and West Trunk MAe' 20 HnpeIA'
lively demanded for the accommodation OF Tue
Immense ana riplMy.grOwinG transportation Do
tween the Atlantic SeaboSrd and Europe on Tue
ons bnud. and the great producing regions OF the
Ohio and Mississippi Valleys on the other.
rhs importance Of this Road as new Ontlet
from Tho West to the Sos magnIacs 1t Into one
NJ national consequence, and lnBuEes to II an cx'
teunIyc through trallc from tho day oil Us eoHE'
nlotop: while, IN tho development Of tho extern
awe agricultural and mineral RESOURCES Of VIZ
Riula and West Virginia, 1t possosscS' along iu
own line, the elements Of a largo and pr"nta'ollo
local business.
Thus tho great interests, both general anu
IoraI which demand tho completion Of tho CITEs-
ArrAwE AND ONO RAILaoGD to tho Ohio River.
afford tho surcSt guarantee of itS success ana
value. aud render It the most important and
substantial Railroad enterprise now In progress"
In this Country.
.. -, 49,, v.., ,or,. and
Its superiority a. au hn't a% ,.o Va ,r.Io
the promise OF an iGnU,ss ~ H., - !, ,,S a,
leullou and corporation Of prominent Capitalists
and PaIlrosa men OF this CItyof sound Judgment
anu I Known sn iaterrlty whole connection with IT.
,ovs,brr with that Of em!nCnt citI2Cns and bust.
pps, mon Of Virginia and wesrvIrglnIa InSarrS
n onSrrotle, honorable, and successful mHu'
cement. q
"mgl 49,,
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FISK & HATCH,
Bankers.

P.s.-ws have issued pamphlets containing
EQll particulars, Statistical details, maps, etc.
which will DO furnished upon application.
B- We buy aud cell Government Bonds, and
rOCsIVs tho accounts OF Banks, bankers, CorpOs.
ationS, ana others, GubjocttO check at sight, and
allow interest on daily balances fsbRS
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But such as remain can be saved for
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Its occasional uso will prevent tho hair
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injurious to tho hair, tho yigor U4n
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Roskoo lG endorsed by the best phyaIeiAnS
everywhere. Read the following nom DR.. Tillsry,
In tho Old North State:
.ufU 70 ROCKY MoUNT, EDGBcoHBE Co., |
...,.g OIL. SELL .a September 10, 1869. {
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KOskOO Cures. Scrofala In It's Worst
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From A. W, Mills, u prominent and well known
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b vi9lp No. II NAN STREEE, NORFOLK, Va, [
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KOS,KOOi

Professor Theory and Practice" Of
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One Of tho most eminent medical MIN OF this
ago well known a. tho author Of tho following
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OYor FiYe Hundred DealerS


4. TESTLMpS1Ah. O.. - -
uSIuNPAct R. n, orTieE op ON, Surf,
OMAHA, Dec. 10, 1860:
Hon. 7. n: ATEEY, President National Watch
DSGr Sir :&Daring the month that hayC car.
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. nj c. G, HAMMOND. Genl sup'La
OPPIcE OF TIE HupS0N RIVER RAILH0AD,l
81 GGn'l Supt. Now York Jan. II, 1910, =
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as8 t EI. ToUcE1, Gonrsup't
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FROM DIR. LLOYD A PHYSICIAN OF LARGE
81, PRACTICE. |"'a

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EosEoo CURES CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

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No. 10 MARKET sQuARE, NoRzoLE, Va,
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nrr,rn.,inr III rrhrtiaIor,

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From Rev. ". n. Christian, Pastor DluwIddIc
aiR6at MofhAdIRk Church! r. va NaIf
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Lines arc now projected or in progress through
Ohio and Kentucky to this point, which will con-
meet the Chesapeake and Ohio With tho entiro
Railroad systems Of the West and Southwest
nd with the Pacific Railroad. n. '-,tt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18
ON CARONDELET STREET.

The brokers had quiet, dull day yes.
terday: The habeas corpus before Com
missioner Urban absorbed general atten.
ton. Brokers and butchers, slaughter.
house men and spectators, crowded into
the Office Of the clerk Of the United States
Circuit Court and remained there all day
long. The operations Of Friday were few,
and had no perceptible effect upon prices.
An effort was made to bear Valley Levee,
but it did not amount to very much. But
little was done in solid securities, and the
fancies were not manipulated with any
energy. There was more chaff than bust
ness upon the street, and the days profits
and losses could be reckoned without
overtaxing the mathematical proficiency
OF grammar school boy.
Slaughterhouse closed at from SIG to
SIT. 1t had its regular rise and fall as
the day waxed and waned. We heard of
the following transactions: so shares at
SIT; so at SIT rs, two lots of 100 and one
Of 60 at SIT so; 100 at SIT IS, and two
lots of 100 at SIS.
Valley Levee found competitor in the
field yesterday in the shape of the certi-
ficates Of the inchoate Mississippi Com
pany, started under an appellation very
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Il =
like that ofour home affair, but with stock
long way below that of the latter, They
are so near alike in name. that the unwary
may be caught by the similarity, but though
shares in the Mississippi enterprise are
offered at very low figure, the confusion of
nomenclature can hardly produce much
confusion. The foreign aspirant for the
favor of the street gained q feothold yes
terday at the rate Of 81 SO per share for
lot of 1900 A considerable quantity is
said to be on hand. The old, original,
simon pure Valley Levee sold as follows:
so, 100 and $50 shares at 50; three lots of
100 each at SO so; 100 at So so, thirty
days, sellers option, fat. and the same
amount at 81 so, thirty days fixed. We
quote closing price as from SO to 50 SO.
One thousand shares of Ship Island
were purchased at 721 cents. 500, deliv-
cradle to-day, brought 20. For a round
lot 724 was bid, but the holder demanded
IS cents. On the whole, it would be fair
to say that the market had improved at
the rate of two and half cents per share.
$1,000 in Metropolitans were sold for 9S5.
Two hundred shares of the New Orleans,
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad
Company were disposed of at 81, and a
like amount at half dollar less, buyers
option, thirty days, fiat.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT REAL
ESTATE AT AUCTION BY THE SHERIFF.
are requested to call public attention to the
sales at auction, Ito be made this day at noon,
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change, Royal street, by the Sheriff Of the
parish Of Orleans. Said sale comprise:
/. Two lots Of ground adjoining each
other, with the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated in the Fourth District, on
Sixth street, between Laurel and Jersey.
2. One lot of ground situate in same dis.
trict, forming the corner of st. Andrew and
Franklin streets.
3. Another lot situate in same district,
and fronting on Franklin street.
4. Another lot, with allathe buildings and
improvements thereon, situate in same
district, fronting on st. Andrew street, be-
tween White and Franklin.
5. A lot Of ground, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in the
First District on Delord street, between
Camp and Magazine.
6. And q lot of ground, with the buildings
and improvements thereon, situate in the
Second District, and forming the corner of
st. Louis and Johnson.
For full particulars, see advertisements.