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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-04
THE EXCISE LAW.

JOurdan ms q SpOtter-IIis Sunday Business.
John Jourdan, the new superintendent o! Police,
whom the HERALD has taken especial pans to com.
piment when he deserved II, and criticise
when he made q glarng mistake, with
a flourish OF trumpets on Saturday declared
that he would enforce the Excise law.
Yesterday he enforced IT, ON Saturday night, &C.
oompanied by good captain good detective but
a poor discpnarian, he made a tour of the city, In
search OF his esteemed BEATS" "nyng arteryv or
sub.nspectors, but nothing resulted from 1t. Jour
dan and his deputy only squeched a fire. The Ex-
else law was yesterday vigorously enforced.
As the result the following statistics last night
reached the Central Ofilce:-There were yesterday
twenty.sx arrests for excise violations. sixty for
intoxcation twenty for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct and forty for disordsrly conduct There
were arrested for violations or the Excise law, be.
tween midnight and six A. NJ. Sunday seven Offend
ers. JOurdan has accomplished good work, aad
has made marx. There were for the twenty.four
hours ending yesterday at ten r. NJ. serious ar
trays. All over the city ''gin millsn were closed.
What does Jourdan say
Frank Herman. Of No. SO Grand street; Francis
w. Carpenter, No. 40 West Houston street: Osha
Baptist, No. Iaurens street, and Herman Meyers.
No. 26l Spring street were held to bail In the sum
oil $500 eacn bv Justice Sbanilcy, NJ Jefferson Mar
ket, Yesterday, charged with violating the Excise
law 10y not Keeping closed doors sunday, and ex-
posing liquor for sale.
Louis Gross. a liquor dealer Mt No. 234 william
street, was held IN 500 bail At the Tombs Police
Court yesterday tor violation or thetSuuday Liquor
law.
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PRESIDENT GRANT IN CONNECTICUT.
The Sabbath in Hartford-Programm Of Future
Movements Departure for Woodstock This
Morning-Great Preparations-Mrs
Grant and Her Daughter to
Remain in Hartford
HARTFORD, July 3, 1870.

HARTFORD. July 3, 1870
The President passed quiet day at the residence
OF Ex-Governor Jewell, receiving no calls. He at
tended divine service at the PARK Congregational
church. This evening Governors Burnside and
Clafl;n dned with him. but those were the oply per-
sons In the shape OF visitors that he had. The Sab.
bath has been regularly observed after the riua
practice OF New England.
fhe Presidential party in company with II. A.
Bowen. viii leave here at twenty-five minutes past
seven o'cloc- tomorrow morning, by the Hartford.
Providence and Fishk Railroad, proceeding to
Painhed. Here they Will take the Norwich and Wor-
cester road TO Putnam station, about eighteen miles
from Plainheld junction At Putnam II. @. Bowen
will meet the President. He will then DO e.
corted to Woodstock, distance OF five
miles. Great preparations still going on In view
OF the occasion. The details OF the prepara-
ton have already been made public that IT would
be unnecessary to repeat them here. II is under.
stood that every vehicle and horse for forty mres
around has been engaged for some days II Is an
ucpated that AT least sixty thousand people Will be
present.
II is now arranged that Mrs. Grant aud Miss
nc Nellie win remain here, the quests OF Mrs. Jewell.
Tomorrow morning Mrs. Grant and MISS Nellie,
with Mrs Jewell. VIII visit Pennington Seminary
about nine miles rom this city, where 1t is proposed
Miss Nellie shall attend next tall Mrs. Grant, with
her daughter, VIII meet the President in New York
on his way back 10 Washington
Y. ,. Grant, Jr., Just admitted al Harvard College.
ran down Saturday night and returns 10 Cambridge
tonight. The President alone OF mis- family there.
fore, viii be at Woodstock tomorrow.
Rev Henry Ward Beecher is In town, stopping
with his sister, Mrs. Hooker.
AT the conclusion of the exercises on Monday at
woodstock the President viii accompany Senator
buckingham to Norwich and attend a reception
given there by Senator Buckingham In the evening.
On Tuesday morning he will leave Norwich for New
York direct without stopping There he will be-
Joined by Mrs. Grant and proceed Tuesday night Ia
Washington, as 1t Is necessary for him to be there
wednesday morning.
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IELeeRApHlc NEWS ITEMS.

McCooe paid forfeit and the fght between him and Tom
Allen 10 therefore of.
James Wheeler was drowned Friday night in pond
near Providence, while intoxicated.
several thousand persons witnessed the ceremoueg ~ tbs
esslng OF Catholic four from Baili
yesterday Right Reverend Bishop Foley OF Chicago
@no'A'sa, assisted by other cergymen.
Amos g Thomas, clerk Providence and Worcester
Sn,n Mompanv was fatally injured Providence, last
tain OF Rhode Island volunteers. w. "P
d town ~ pbr9yie Call nearly destroyed by fire
Vac ngs were mostly of
n sucn apoy INA. the inmates barely escaped from he
nsmes. INC loss neAvy' and Ia partially insured.
Weseyan Sniversity in Hartford, the DIN prize for
cssncs in Gnssh
The Pierce prize for excellence In natural scenc. "
vded between d. Baker and NJ. p. Hatfield e' ""' W
The Tennessee House OF Representatives RI
Senate hin directing the Attorney General TO brna ana r., s
Chencery Court Of Nashville against president director
aud stockholders Of the Tennessee and Pacific Railroad Com
pany for The of tina State bonds alleged 10 have
peen fraducnty obtained from the authortes ana
Apdpx all Of the Aforesaid parties individually liable anu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-04
the GRAND STREET FIRE.

Through the courtesy of Fire Marshal Mcspedon's
officers the press has been put in possession OF the
following assurances on the fire that occurred at 297
Grand street Saturday,
Phelps Il Bordsee's insurance-Bowery 81 900:
Relief, 200; Globe, 1000; Exchange, $500;
Phoenix, $500.
A. G. Stranzs acknowledgement 81, 900;
Sterling, $4,000; Williamsburg City, $4,000: Pacific ,
2oo0 Park. s. 600; Mechanics, $1,000; Columbia,
81, 900; Aston, 81 600.
william Goodkink's insurance-Etna 1000:
Stuyvesant, $2,0O0 Equitable, 49, 900; Park. $500.
NJ Ellinger's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 $50 on
stock, on fixtures $4,000; Commercial, 81. $50 on
stock, 81, 500 on fixtures; Greenwich, 81 900 on
stock, Commonwealth, $4,000 on stock, and ParS,
81, 90 o en- furniture.
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CUBA MARKETS.

HAVANA, July Z, 1870
The following the prices of merchandise Havana
and Ma,anzas the close OF the markets OF July a.
Sugar. There has been a small business doing at un-
changed quotations. and the market closed quiet and
buyers demand reduction The total exports during the
Havana and Matanzas foot 80 600 boxes
aud $500 hhds including 10000 boxes and 300 hhds
United States The stock hand at Havana Mstanzas
amounts 600 boxes and II 600 hhds Feigh.s steady
per box of to the Untet states 81 12 per HID.
United States 81 so 50 30 HID
to the United States So Ss bo per ton 70 Falmouth and
quiet Cosl oil steady; in tins ~ ~ reals In barrels
reals per gallon Flour active at Ssa Sl0 Hama in de.
mand; American sailed, 2c American sugar cured, 26c
2Ic per b Lard hrmer at sOyc zpzc in Kegs and go
csc. In tins Lumber lrm Potatoes firm q. $6 per Dbl
"a lsjS Empty hAyheads-Tha aacAei IA sapplied
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Hot Weather in San FranclAcO-Acquittai Of
Neuval-Proposed Mexican Colonies.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July g. 1870
Yesterday was the hottest day OF the season; the
thermometer marked IS in the shade in this city,
and 1l5 in the Interior.
The jury In the case OF Neuval, charged with the
murder Of Carrie Diamond, after deliberaon Of five
minutes, brought IN q verdict of not guilty. The
trial has been very interesting throughout.
company OF Mexicans are organizing an assOci
alton at Los Angeles for the purpose OF establishing
colonies north and south OF the city OF Acapulco,
IN the State Of Guerrero, In Mexico. The Mexican
government guarantee protection to such settlers
and exemption from taxation and duties on i'm
ports OF mining and agricultural implements for
five years The titles to the lands are good.
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ILLINOIS.

The Election Upon the New state Coustitu.
tion-Probable Adoption of 1t and of All
tue Separate Propositions.
CHICAGO, July 8, 1870.
An election took place throughout this State yes.
terday, upon the question OF the adoption OF the new
constitution. But few scattering returns have been
received but enough to make certain that the con-
stitutlon as whole and each of the eight proposi.
tons submitted to q separate vote nave been adopted
by large majority. If there be any exception
to this statement 1t Is on the question
OF minority representation. At this hour
there seems little no doubt OF the success
OF that proposition In the Sixth judicial district
William X. McAllister independently is probably
elected Judge of the Supreme Court. over Charles
Hitchcock the regular republican nominee. In the
second judicial district Anthony Thornton dndepen.
Court, over the regular nominee.
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NEW YORK.

Large Fire at COrning-FlOuring and Plaster
Mills Destroycd-IOss $4,000.
ELMIRA, July 3, 1870.
serious nre occurred at Corning, SteuDen county,
eighteen miles west OF this city. this morning by
which the Touring and plaster mills OF johns
Brough & Bostwick were entirely destroyed. The
loss between 100000 and 900 and the insurance
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HARLEM RIVER AND PORT CHESTER RAILROAD

At meeting OF the citizens OF the town U, West.
chester, westchester county, neld at the former
place on friday evening, the report OF the com.
mittee appointed to ascertain the OF the fright
OF way" for the Harlem River aud Portches,er Rail.
road was read, showing that the PROJECT would not
cost less than $4,000 to property in the town
named. The report was unanimously adopted. and
acommitce appointed 20 solicit subscriptions to the
above amount.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-04
PISTOL PRACTICE IN A POLICY SHOP.

On Saturday the policy shop of Samuel Webb. No.
522 Sixth avenue was visited by william H. Morton
and three other Eighth ward rowdies, who picked a
quarrel with the proprietor and commenced an as
saut upon him. During the tracas Morton nred four
shots from revolver at Webb but none OF tho
shots took eject. One OF the ruians then struck
wound. The ruffians then rushed out OF the
place, and, jumping on passing Broadway car.
succeededed In making their escape and are st at
laru
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-04
RACING ON TIE MISSISSIPPI ri

Exciting Trial of Speed Between the Steam.
ers IL. Il. Lee and Natchez from New Or
leans to Cairo-One Thousand Miles i'm Two
Days nnd u Half-The Steamers at Helena.
ST. LOUIS Mo-. July 3, 1870
despatch from Helena, Ark says the n. f. Lees
time to shat point is fory-scven hours and thrtysX
minutes. The officers OF the Nalchez say her time
to Helena Il one hour and thirty minutes faster than
her last trip.
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UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS.

Some 900 members OF the Order Of United Ameri.
can Mechanics, an organization the rules OF which
are of the "Know Nothing stripe, which provides
that only American native born citizens shall be
mitted TO membership, turned out in their snowy
galias at Newark. N. j., OH saturday TO well
come large delegation from Philadelphia The lat
ter arrived about haf-past four O'Clock, and joined
the Newark Councils In q procession through the
principal thoroughfares Of the city, In the evening
q supper was given al the Rink. The procession in
Guided two line bands The turnout was very cred.
table in appearance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-04
FIRE IN The RlWtRY.

Yesterday fire occurred in the printing Office OF
Haxtaole 4 Godfrey, on the second floor OF No. 500
Bowery, caused by stovepipe setting fire to part.
tton. Their loss is 500, and is not covered by In
surance. The first moor Is coupled by william Little
as shoe His loss Is about ST. 200. and is full
covered by insurance. The building, which Is IN
snred. Is damaged 5000
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! LOUISVILLE KY, July 8 1870.
The Western country Is greatly excited over the
race between the steamers Il. E. Lee and Natchez,
from New Orleans to Cairo. Several hundred thou
sand dollars are staked on the result in this city
alone. The quickest time on record Is expected. The
Two boats left New Orleans last Thursday evening at
i've O'Clock. The Lee passed Memphis last night at
iourteen minutes past eleven O'Clock her time from
New Orleans being two days, six hours and nine
mtnues. The Natchez was an hour behind the Lee.
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THE WATERING PLACES.

Arrivals Mt Long Branch-The Celebration
to Come OF To-day.
LONG BRANCH, N D., July 3, 1870.
Nearly 1000 visitors have arrived here within
the last week. The Metropolitan, Continental, the
Howlands and West End Hotels have made arrange.
ments to celebrate the national anniversary by the
nring Of saues, al splaying flags, &c. In the even
ing there will be fine displays of fireworks in front
OF these hotels. A grand ball will be given at the
Continental Hotel. Hon. John De Banes Will deliver
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Died.

BRApLEY.-On Sunday. July 3, SARAH ANN
daughter OF Matthew NJ. and Julia A. Bradley, aged
years, months and II days.
Spirit Of our darling we know that thou art mum.
bered With the angels OF God and yet we miss thee
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited To attend the funeral, from the res.
dence OF her parents, 10 Vanderbilt avenue, Brook.
lyn, this monday afternoon. AZ halfpast two
O'Clock The remains Will be inferred IN Holy Cross
Cemetery.
For Other Deaths See Ninth Pdgs
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Affairs at Sarat0ga-The Women SuAra-
Gists-The First Hop.

SARATOGA. n. Y, July 3, 1870.
The State Women's Suffrage ASSOCIATION has en-.
gagged Hathorn's Village Hall for Convention on
Thursday and Friday July 2s ana 20. All the lead
ing speakers are expected to be present.
The first grand ball OF the will be given in
the Congress Hall ballroom on Tuesday evening.
the 9th inst. This room has been frescoed and
decorated at cost OF about $40 OO0 last sea-
son. Bernstein's full orchestra will furnish the
music
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COLOR ADO.
Banking and Land Once statistics.

Banking and Land Once Statistics.
DENVER, July 8. 1870.
The three banks in Denver shipped during the
month Of June $l27, 900 In gold bullion.
The business Of the United States Branch Mint for
the fiscal year ending June 3O 1870 was $780, 576 1905
being an increase OF $l5537. 205 over 1885,
The United States Land OfiiCe during the month
OF June sold Ia, 1913 acres OF land. The business OF
the second quarter, ending June &c. was 1898
acres
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Hamburg mail steamship Allemanuia Will
leave this port Tuesday for Plymouth, Cherbourx
and Hamburg
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post ONCE
at twelve O'Clock noon
The New YORK Naturalization for Europe
will be ready at ten O'Clock In the morning
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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HOLLAND.

Citizen Naturalization Reform.
LONDON, July g. 1870.
! The modification In the naturalization laws OF
England is exciting attention on the Continent
Holland Is the first to follow in the matter, ana Will
probably make similar alterations in her laws
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NEW YORK CITY.
Local aud Police Paragraphs and Minor
Items of Metropolitan News.

The following record will show the changes IN he
temperature for the past twenty-tour hours IN
comparison with the corresponding DAY OF last
year. as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuvs
pharmacy, HERALD Building, corner OF Ann street,
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To the North.

" Prince Napoleon has sailed III his yacht to visit the
Norwegian coast.
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President OF the Brooklyn Chess Club
Kings Gambit.
Book, 'nltite. Gnbero black
1-P IA 1PtoK
2-P to ia 2-PtksP
3-Kt to X BIS 3-PtOKKt4
4-B OLA Alb to KKt2
5-P tOQ4 5-P toO3
6-Castlcs 6-P KR3
7-PtoQB3 1--Kt to K 2(nl
s-P to X RitN s-Ht 10 X Kt
9-P to K5 9-Kt TO Il 50
100 TO z kt3 10-Kt to x 3
LIP to X s ll-CaStes
I2-P tsp I2-P tksP
13-Q Ktto q 13-P to X KITS (G
14-Kt t0K4 14-P tks Kt
15-R tks 80 TO RS
16-Kt tksP I6-Kt tksQP
lib tks CHI Tx to II ga
18-P tks Kt 1S-B tks eli
19-B TO 3 ~ I9-P tks B
20-R tksP 900 to KB5
ok to II so BIB tksR
22-QtoQB3ch 22-BtoQ5
And Mr. Book resigned.
After the termination Of the contest Mr. Book re.
marked that he thought he should have done better
at this juncture (d) by moving TO b so, and a
back.game was played with the following result
19-K TO 50 100 to X CHI
OK tOK2 900 takes y Oh
2l-ktoQsq BIB to KITS
22-B toQ5 22-Kt toB8
Ok 70 Ksq 23-R to X 80 CHI
24-Kt takes ar takes H cn
25-B toKJ 25-B takes X
Resigns
(a) In stauntons handbook Q to K Is here given az
hazardous.
% ITO Kt would have given white a powerful attack
tl This move and the subsequent well played by
"a Soc back game appended 10 game
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SPAIN.

Good for the Creditors.
MADRID, July s. 1870.
The July coupons on the Spanish bonds have been
paid to the amount Of 1900, 900 reals.
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Orleanist Finale.

TAhIS, July o. loIVs
! The decided vote by which the Corps Legislatif
yesterday rejected the petition OF the Orleans Princes
Us considered final
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-04

DR.. Dwyer physician at Randall's Island contra
diets report which he has heard TO the effect that
he is candidate for the ONCE OF health officer OF
health inspector In New York.
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st. Peter.

=. PARIS, July 8, 1870.
! The Duke de Grammont Minister OF Foreign Az
fairs. will soon communicate to bOtn Chambers the
correspondence relative to the Ecumenical Council
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VELRGRAPHIC NEWS
FIR o NJ
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
TIE FRENCH COURT In MOURNING.
Parliamentary Exile Of Orlean-
ism from France.
Papal Infallibility in Rome and
st. Petersburg.
FRANCE.
THE FRENCH COURT In MOURNING.
FRANCE
Court Mourning.


The Emperor wears mourning for eight days In
consequence OF the death Of Jerome Patterson Bona
rpsrte, OF Baltimore.
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Coincidence mud Right.

ST. PETERsBu BURG July 8, 1870.
The Czech Catholics residing here publicly
nOunce their determination TO adopt the Greek faith
should the dogma OF Papal infalllbity he adopted
At Rome
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ROME


Falible Infallibe.
PARIS July g. 1870.
Advices from Rome represent that the discussion
on the dogma OF infabiity will certainly close this
wees.
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Average temperature for corresponding date
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While skylarking in his room, No. 1875 sullivan
street. last evening. with friend william Wood fell
on the floor and broke leg.
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At twelve O'Clock to-day the Coroner's ONCE will
be closed in order to give the coroners their depu
ties and Mr.. John T. Toal the clerk, an opportunity
To properly celebrate the national anniversary.
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MARINE TRANSFERS.
Name.

Tie following IL complete list OF marine Transfers
from the Custom House from June 20 to Julyi:-
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Excitement in Cincinnati.

. CINCINNATI, July 3, IS70
There has been great deal Of interest manifested
all day In regard to race between hesteamboats
X. l.. Lee ana Natchez.
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RUSSIA.
Entente with Austria

WARSAW, July 8, 1870.
The Emperor Alexander has received the Arch
duke Albert of Austria here, and treats him with
exceptional courtesy.
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StaA0rd's Iron and sulphur Powders
inggorate the body aud
purity the blood

A.-Radical Ref0rm.-Tho Old MOde Of
changing gray hair color ess natural Is
naly abolished PHALoN'S vIrALlA, OR SALVATION
FOR THE HAIR mparts to the beached hbres the very
shade that has beached OF them by time
and Is and sediment Sold by sill druggists
fancy goods dealers.
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CHESS MATTERS.

Book Giibera-ChRnRing the Result.
The subjoned brilliant game was contested re.
Gently at the Cafe International between Mr.. Fred
erick Book OF Chicago, and Mr.. c. A. Gilbsrg the
President OF the Brooklyn Chess Club
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Devoe's Kerosene Oil, in Five Gallon Cans,
with faucets for family Packages may be returned
DEyOE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, III Fulton street.
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TIE TRAssOCEASlc YACHT RACE.


II is reported that the crew Of the Cambria be-
came dissatisfied and that Mr.. Ashoury has been
obliged 10 ship new one at Cork
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A.-fsoots aud shoes or Every Variety, Mt
reduced prices. H. A. BROOKS, SIS Broadway
Soiled Shoes half price,
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An Old Nurse for Children.--D0n't Full to
procure MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for chill.
dren teehing No mother who has tried viii consent
to let her child through this critical period without the
aid OF this invaluable preparation Gives the mother
and relief and health the ehd. Cures VIVID colo aud
regulate the bowels.
A.-Ncver Allow Diarrhun, Dyscutery or
Bowel Affection TO have ITS the serious
conseq result BY negcctlnx such complaints
the system Is often rapidly reduced stage
yond tho hep OF medicines before the patient realize tho
necessity Of looking about him for remedy. season
of the year therefore, everybody should be provided
that safe and certain curays for all stomach and bowel
complaints, DR.. JAYSE's CARMISATIvE BALsAH, for
with this remedy hand all each affections may promptly
and ec1cacously treated. Sold everywhere.
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Dcvoe's Kerosene Oil, in Sealed Cans, Rem
ters adulierst.on Impossible. DEyOE MASUFACrUR.
ING COMPANY, III Fulton street, New YORK.
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Batchelor's Hair Dyc-Tho Best In tho
world TIE only perfect dye harmless relAbs uslAntn
neous Factory IL BOND street
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Brttish Feeling Towards the Event.

LONDON, July 3, 1870
The Observer says the ocean yacht fails 10
cite the interest in England that was expected.
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An Ola Nurse Cor ChilNren.-pou,t Fuil /,

A.-Summer Hats in (.rent Variety at P0pu.
lar prices DoUGAN, 03 Nassau street, cerner OF
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A.-HerrinE's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
3jl Broadway, corner Murray s.r.ss.
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Coroner Rollins was yesterday called to hold a
inquest at 557 West Thrty-seventh street on III
body Of Theresa Egan, a child -FOUR years or age
Ceived.