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THE M:RlcAS PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION.

Boston, June 13, 1870.
The Right Worthy Grand Lodge OF the American
Protestant Association of the United States an asso-
citation founded for the dissemination OF Protestant
truths and direct opposition to Popery. met In this
city to-day. r. W. G. Master James G. Campbell. of
Missouri presided. resolution was adopted.
by vote OF 40 to A. striking out the
word "white" from the constitutions OF subordinate
lodges, so that color should not be condition OF
membership. There are present about one hundred
delegates, representing Massachusetts,, New IIamp--
shire, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey Maine,
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland Missouri Ken
lucky, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan, West
Virginia and California. The session VIII last four
dayS.
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A Republican View, of Democratic Presi-
Dental Aspirants.

A Republican View. Of Democratic Presi-
Dental Aspirants.
The Albany Journal kindly furnishes the
democracy with list of their entries for the
Presidential stakes of 1872. It oracularly de-
clares that Judge Chase stands ''head and
shoulders above all his fellows"-in stature, un-
doubtedly that Groesbeck, of Ohio-brother-
in-law of General Joe Hooker-''has the advan-
tage of Thoroughbred democracy, first class
mediocrity and Polk-like obscurity;" that
Hendricks, of Indiana, sis stronger in ambition
than in friends;" that Hancock Ntravels on
his muscle;" and, finally, that Governor Hoff-
man has the lead just now, but that ''this
very fact will prevent him from winning" :"
Perhaps not Much will depend upon the ma
jority he piles up next fall as candidate for
reelection to his present position. Great
issues may arise and new men may spring up
with them, between this time and the assem-
bling of the National Convention. that will
scatter all present speculations to the winds
and invest the contest with entirely new and
unexpected features. In the meantime the
democracy are not likely to adopt the advice
Of one of their Southern newspaper advocates
and fight over again the battle for principles
now obsolete and entirely inapplicable to the
present progressive age. To succeed they
must keep pace with the grand forward move
ments Of the times, and, if necessary, be a
little ahead of them.
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THE FAT-BollING NEST.

Notwithstanding that not single firm has per-
nit from the Board OF Health the fat-boilers OF the
west side defy and continue stencil the city with
the foulest smells. The worst are Gambele & Nc
Neirs and Toby Booths. Yesterday the odors
were intoerable. The Ofal Dock Company, who
commit one of the least nuisances, after solemn
promises to remove, have just applied for perma-
terday there was q decidedly offensive smell from
their scrap boat and from truck load OF dead
horses lying on the dock but this Is not frequent
occurrence So long they are permitted to remain
there all the other nulsances will centre about them.
The manure dumping ground is another outrageous
nuisance that should be abated at once.
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Nor BACKED BY HIS FRIENDS.
more, the cadet-seller, who has just been re-
elected to Congress by an exclusively niger
vote, is not backed by his old friends. The
Syracuse Journal (radicaD follows the lead
of the radical Philadelphia Press in opposing
his readmission to Congress. The former
seems to think that he is better entitled to q
cell in Penitentiary than to seat in Con-
gress. Which would be the most humiliating
we're Whittemore an honorable man?
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IL Just about to send his eldest son, whom
he openly styles ''the Crown Prince"-Tevdk
Effendi-on tour to all the European courts,
that Of the Czar included, with select and
brilliant suite. The object of this round
visit is plain enough, and will not be with
out its effect since the Viceroy is one OF
the richest men in the world, and will
cover his heir-apparent with jewels '"r
gold. A young, well-favored o. r-N
fresh from the To- z'.0n'Gsi g 'n'o
~ .auu Of the Pharaohs and Of
Cleopatra, grtteriing with gems aud lisping
with rich Babylonisn accents tie languages
of the North, will make psS,o,n.-ious aG.ttter
among the beautiful, sus.ssntible and q, ,,urtly
danes and deuesealles of the European capt.
tails. twill be Prince l,,jalma msgni6ed
1aldred times, and the effect Is not difficult to
foretell.
France, we know, must necessarily favor
the Khedive. The Suez Canal is French
institution. Britain is less we'll inclined in
that direction; but Britain can neither afford
to quarrel openly with France nor yet to afford
Russia any good pretext or opportunity for
marching on Stamboul. Thus, the most pro-
bable result will be joint recommendation
by the great Western Powers to the Porte that
the viceroy of Egypt shall be slet alone"
and ultimately, of course, the independence
of that Prince.
But should the Grand Turk, in spite of the
recent incendiary conaagration Of his capital,
stand upon his dignity, we may prepare to
witness q magnificent pageant Of semi bar
baric warfare which win again bring the
hordes of the Orient to the horizon of the
West, and revive the long dormant echoes of
the Crusades.
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CUBA MARKETS.

HAVANA June 1?, 1870.
The following the prices Of merchandise at the
of business Saturday
Sugar-Al qualities slightly advanced there large bust.
doing. with improved demand exported during the
week from Havana and Matanzas, $1,000 $3.50
hogsheads Of which amount $1,000 boxes $500 hogs
heads went to the United Sates stock remaining In the
warehouses Of Havana and Matanzas 4600 boxes
hogsheads Numbers 10 to IL firm at % SA reals per
dull Nos TO Ic ~ 7A reals MnscSysdo sugar-Fair
OF business FOR want Of stock Freghs active; captains
demand higher rates. box Of sugar TO the United
81 rs hhd. Of to the United States "a 81
hhd moasse: SSa $3.50 Bacon steady a. sec Butter
Market supplied At go $40. Cooperage dull: Ham. The
market is supplied and weak Lard declining, owing 10
arrivals; in kegs 20o tins, 23c Lumber steady.
Potatoes hmer Talow steady Naval stores steady Ex-
chanaa moi
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vrurient prudes in music may say
soour such performance ~ beneath the dignity o.
ensct 10 IS indescribsbly soul inspiring DR.. James
Peca made Mendelssohn's magnificent work
. :, -. THAMES Bs TO Gop,"
1eat,re or the performance. In Spite or the d M
Guilty OF ever getting large chorus to give the pecu
har snap and unanimty required for this superb
better than In ,'oston, when zeriahn rushed like
musical Don QufA otte among the'chorus brandisi-
Ing his baton as II 1t was the lance or Crusader
wssERs 20, ,'ERoN OVERTURE,
went ike clockw0rk under Carl Rosas baton, and
o,more 9nrvalled band erformed the 'stradella
v'erure' IN a manner that ould have caused Flo
toH himself to clap his hands III Ba,eman-like drum
MIN ms nackthorn on the door W enthusiastic ap
'IALLELUJAu caoRus'F
was we truest lhest and most artistic .anLering OF
& moral work that we have heard In this eitv. IL
i Tue requiem style in which that buresque OF socfc-
ues ,h Tue Harmonic, has given it TO our public. On
that the concert last night surprised eyeryhodv nv
tne excellent manner In which everything was per.
affair was arranged. But to p. S. Gilmore wboss
enthusiasm ana spirit must be felt In every musical
iesuv es ~ wnicn ne taxes part, much of the success
noon ana evening are as loiows:-
AFTERNOON (rwo r. M
Miss Kellogg Selections from the second sSmpsse pGsoee
fsaSS. sfssSys !. TIE Spd
SScistiss the grand orchestra Coliseum organ
:, Grsnid Opera Ensemble. ''''''''''" "as0er
Mi Clara Louise Kellogg Is Leoncre Mr.. vsrd,
Aaucsns sgnor Brgnoli Maurice, sgnor Petrei as
count o. Luna Grand aria soprano, duo tenor So
ana Aerere the oombnsd ohorss. of the san
anu German opera compsues, the coliseum organ
Diabe," by Gimore's Band !"
p..., PART BEooND.
with "Marselase isstrumente for the enr. Srass
ana reed bands the Grand Festival Orchestra com
Grand Duo ."Massnielo". o"....................A Auber
o., ,,.,. signor g Oh. Leirane. ssnor q. Rcyna
sno s'gnor Gh Leirano Arnold
Grand Quintet and Fnae"3Mastha. Won Fo.oM as1
Mis-, Rosa Her.ee Miss Isabella Mccuioch Mss Rosa
NaneyMrs Zelda Harrison. seguin Mile Frda de Gebee
- Lionel-Mr. William Castle Mr.. Theodore Habelmsn
signor Francisco Fipi signor b. Massimani signor W.
PuuketMr Henri Drayton, signor Pesreih, signor O.
meyna, sgnor Az Randol with the combined grand cho
be Glorious Iayan The ssaa snrs eom
band. Grand finale from Lucia" with srIgao @ csns.n
and the great Festival Orchestra Of 800 inslramsntsss
Haydn, grand oraoo the the Creation by Madam pep
Rosa Mr. ~ Nordbloom, Mr. ". Whitney, the Handel and
.an BSSSey CO.. yoGs and the ooWg choral
PProGkn c p 10 ~ voices Jersey Hamon l voices
Combined with The orange Society," 50 voces New Haven
armonic 2ge voices Hartford Beethoven, ICY voices
New York 5 MendelssShn Union. l75 voices; orpheon
voices; Miscellaneous societies and caoirs, @oo and @
the combined chorus Of the italian Opera Company, the
c@ aaS 0sss h o5ss Es
Grau German Opera Company, the dermsn Opera Com
J ames Pech.
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BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

The Teachers Association Of the Baptist Sunday
schools neld their regular public meeting last even-
ing at the South church. in 1wentyhfth street,
Eighth avenue. Twenty schools were represented
by two delegates from each, and among others were
delegations from the Second German Congregation
and the missions In Harlem in Eighth avenue and
Eightysixth street.
The meeting was called to order by the President,
George M. Vanderlip; John II. Deane, secretary.
Speeches were made by Rev. DIR. Baker. Messrs.
Grinnel, Stephens and Roberts after which cOlec-
ton was taken and the assemblage dismissed, to
meet again at the Pilgrim church. in Thirty-third
street the evening OF September H.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LONDoN, June 49, r.
M-Conso 92 for money and 92s for the account Ameri
securities firm United states fvetwenty bonds 1852
S9 1865, SO; 1857, 9lS tenorties 66s& Stocks quiet
Erie Railway shares Tx Illinois Central Ia Atlantic and
Great estern, %.
PARIS BouRsE-PARIs June l3The Bourse closed quiet.
Rentes, 74f. Csc.
closed Arm but quiet at 95lS 96.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LTvERPOOI, June III, 2
T. M-Mddling uplands, 10%d 10sad. middng Orleans,
10Sd. - -
HAvRF COTTON MARKET.-HAvRE, June 13.-Cotton
opened quiet 123f for tres ordinare the spot and
1221zf for low middlings anoat.
PETROLEUM MARKET -.ANTwRRr, June IS-Petroeum
closed quiet at 51s4f.
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CUT A fsIsxu's THROAT.

The Seventh precinct report that at halfpast four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon Edward F. White was
arrested by Oficer McMainard, on complaint Of John
Conner, Of No. 81 Monroe street, who saw the
prisoner cut the throat OF John Smith,, OF No. 9
Monroe street. Smith was taken by friends to
Oliver street to have his wound dressed and there
met Fourth ward officer who took him to Oak
Seventh precinct.
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FenianiAnp,

LONDON, June IL, 1870.
The Irish national journals concur In saying tnat
the government need not exuit over the defeat OF
O'Neilps attempt TO invade Canada; and that les-
son has been learned whloh will insure victory the
next time.
The American correspondent Of the London Times,
in letter just published, bears witness TO the ac
tvty OF the United States authorities In suppressing
the Fenian movement within their borders.
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A Distinguished American Invalid.

TzAKIb JuIle 10, IS7U
Yesterday telegram was received here announc
ing tnat the American General Robert Anderson, of
Fort Sumter fame, was in dying condition at
Tours. Minister Washburne Immediately sent
DR.. Johnston to that city to investigate
the case. The latter called DR.. Herpn 1.-THE director
Of the Medical School OF Tours, ana consultation
was held. 1t was decided that the General was In no
immediate danger. A change OF climate was sug-
gested for the patient, and he will, therefore, so to
the Pyrenees as soon as he Can W. tn safety.
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SPAIN.
Pri.n Promises u King.

MADRID, June Is. 1870.
In the Cortes on Saturday General Prim, in reply
to question, said that the government had sought
a candidate for the throne, but thus far in vain He
felt confident however, that within the next three
months one would be found. He deemed it neces.
sary state further that he did not mean Alfonso
While he knew there was general feeling OF anxiety
account Of this unsettled state Of AFFAIRS he did
not apprehend any disorder.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Hamburg mall steamship Westphalia WIZ
leave this port on Tuesday for Plymouth Cher
bourg and Hamburg
The mails for Europe will close al the Post Oaioa
at twelve O'Clock noon.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe-wiR
be ready at ten O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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WeS7CHeSTER COURT MAT TeaS.
The Sleepy Hollow Tragedy.

Tie June term Of the Circuit Court and Court of
Oyer anu Terminer for Westchester County was CON-
menced at White Plains yesterday, before Justice
Joseph Barnard, County Judge Robert Cochran and
the Justices OF the Sessions owing to the absence
Of Justices Gilbert and Tappen who at present In
Europe, no business Of importance was transacted,
and the court adjourned until Monday, July II, when
the second trial OF Isaac " Il. Buckhout the Sleepy
Hollow murderer, is expected to occupy the entire
term. From the dlculty Of obtaining jury in the
case named the sheriff OF the county Will, 1t IL un
delstOod, summon panel OF five hundred persons,
and as majority OF those must necessarily be
drawn from the agricultural community there is
already O murmur OF dissatisfaction among the
crops at that TO them) important season OF the year.
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Grand Park.
Sale OF subdivision village Lots of these extensive
beautiful estates will take place Thursday June on the
public auction shne Lots 50 by l50 feet
equal 40 city lots Terms ~ cent down. balance Ia
years. Sale positive an without reserve special train
viii the depot OF the New York and New Haven Rail.
road Of street and Fourth =
10 O'Clock a. NJ, returning at 2 and Ill p NJ No Tickets
will be issued All respectable parties will be passed the
train For further Information and descriptive pamphls
apply to ANDREW WILSON, JR., Grand Park office, 81
Broadway, New York or
JOHNSON MILLER, No. % Nassau street.
3. DINGEE CO., No. 8 Pine street. and
MALLORY BLACKWELL, Evening Post Building,
Auctioneers.
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POLICE SUMMER UNIFORM.

superintendent Jourdan has issued his instruc-
tons to the captains ofthe several precincts relative
to the summer dress Of the men under their respec-
tive commands. The day appointed for the donning
OF summer dress Is the 18th inst wednesday, when
the flannel coat And pantaloons Panama hat white
gloves aud black peckIte viii be the rule.
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POLICE BOARD.

The Board Of Police Commissioners yesterday, at
lengthy session, revised the rules OF the Board so
as to conform to the new law. The especial points
considered were til relating to the acceptance by
she police OF ball Tor persons under certain charges
to appear next morning for trial before the Justices
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Prominent Departures.

General william Gurney for Charestown; Colonel
J. M. Lewis and Colonel I. M. Bowen for Washing
ton; Judge Nelson, for Poughkeepsie A. G. Ordway
sergeant-at- Arms, for washington; Lieutenant Com
mander Woodrow for Cincinnati, and Sseator Win
DOM for Washington.
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TIE "DERBYn RACE TELE0RAPHRD TO THE
E Asr-Tne London Times OF June 8 announces that
he result Of the "Derby" race was telegrsphed TO
India by the IndO European route, via Teheran and
the Persian Gulf. The race run at twensy-thr
minutes past three p. NJ, Greenwich time, and the
telegram announcing the nrst, second and third
horses reached Bombay at three minutes to six and
Calcutta at TWENTY-FIVE minutes past six r. M.
Greenwich time, thus travelling from the grand
stand at EPSON to BOMBAY in two hOurs ana thirxS,
four minutes and TO Calcutta In three houra and
two mlputeas
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AR RGENTiNE REPUBLIC.

Defeat OF tho Rebels Near Montevideo.
LISBON, June 49, 1870
Advices from the Argentine Republic, received by
way OF Rio Janeiro announce the defeat OF the In
surgents In sharp battle near the city Of Monte
vldeO.
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A Noble Pair, or the ssPar Mobile"

LONDON, June 10, 1870
Ihe London Times this morning in its city article
quotes Chicago UNITED States) newspaper to show
that the New York press connives at such things as
municipal outrages and Erie mismanagement. The
Times agrees that the press makes no effort To
amend public sentiment.
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A.-For Restoring the Original Color Of tho
HAIR, DISPENSING DANDRUFF AND CLEANSING THE
SCALP, RESToRER AMERICA Is WITHOUT AN KQUAL
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IRELAND.
"Put Back, for Repair.

QUEENSTOWN, June 13, 1870.
The miniature steamer City OF Ragusa, which
sailed from Liverpool May 81 on voyage across the
Atlantic, arrived in this harbor to-day. The cap
tain reports that his vessel sprung leak and he was
compelled to put back for repairs.
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THLBGRAPHIG NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
-~. ~~.~.---c~,S
..,e Preparing for =
eide Trials.
GENERAL Prim Promises a King
for Spain.
CHARLES DICKENS GRAVE.
ENGLAND.
Dickens Choice or a Gruve.

Dickens Choice or Gruve.
LONDON, June 10, 1870.
II Is reported that Mr.. Dickens long time before
his DEATH desired that his remains might be inferred
in an old burial ground at Rochester, which has
sce been closed and that negotiations for pernis-
sion are now pending.
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TURKEY.

Fire Losses in COnstantinOpIe.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 13, 1870.
The estimates Of the loss Of life and property by
the recent connagraOn in this city Ill con-
fictlng as to be worthless.
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Reports from the PapaI COuncil-InfalIibiiity.
PARIS, June 13, 1870
The following despatch from Rome, dated Satur-
day, has been published here to-day
The discussion of the infalbiliy dogma continues
in the Ecumenical Council During the course Of
the debate Dupanloup energeticaliy combated any
exaggeration Of the right OF the Pope. Seventytwo
of the fathers have sgnfed their intentIon to speak
against the nfallibility propositon Of these fifteen
are French prelates.
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A.-DOots md Shoes OF Every Variety, as
reduced prices 4. A. BROOKS, SIS Broadway.
Soiled Shoes half price.
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BafchelOr's Hair Dye-Tho Best In the
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable nsanta
neous Factory IL Bond street.
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INDIA.
Tho Health Report.

Tho Health Report.
BOMBAY, June Is, 1870.
Advices from various parts OF India report that
the cholera, which has ragged violently lately is
ahating
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Tho NIetropoll,an Job Printing Establish

The NIetropolitan Job Printing Estaoisa->.
VNAssAu sTREBT,
Old HERALD BUILDING
by other In the United Staies
Call and got your estimates Tor ,,,vr,No
ILLUMINATED POSTER WOkk
TO CARD
Espec,ai attention paid TO o,,vr,vo
. .,,s v,I compare favorsbly with Any olher once.
Tsvsins companies will do well TO call on u and exaninA
our STOCK or CUTa
wood EuUsvng done u shvgt nystoe apd y low 6gTeS
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next sang a madrlQa OF Thomas Ford Ia very com.
mendabe manner but their voices were too wo.k
10 produce Any effect But the success OF the con-
"A-f ssas Wien, under
s..- "--- 0iiMoBE's BATON,
.a,or srangled Raphcr.n with iull chorus. orcaes,
the .osS ,d syrt,,lev Accompaniment, supplement-
"" W"aSHamTa HsTa parepa- -Rosa's telling V''
No matter VIZ
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A.-HerrinR's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway, corner Murray street.
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Call at Piaget's, the Wcll-KnOwn Practical
Matchmaker for good reliable Watches - Nassau strests
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StanOrd's Iron and sulphur Powders
invigorate the body and
purity the blood.
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Diamonds, Watches
and Jewelry selling reduced prices. GEO. G. ALLEN,
Bis Broadway, under ST. Nicholas Hotel.
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Knox, ut 112 Broadway, Leads the Hattero
Of Gotham with his Summer styles. His Hats par excel
lence KNOX has rival when 10 quality
nnsh and low price, He has them herethe matters
they can't compos with him ana they know H. L you
b,y in hats advise 70 buy OF KNOX By all
means. You 10 hnd hirn-2l2 Broadway, COR
ner FULTON street.
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A Sewing Machine, @25 to S45-S11 Broad.
Can be converted hand machine instantly War.
raned New patent broad guage Hemmer, applicable 10 al
machines,
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The Mission to Turkey.

PARIS, June 13, 1870.
The Viscount de 10 Gueroniere is to be appointed
Ambassador OF France at ConstantInople.
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Hccker's Farinn.
In the there healthier palat-
Able ood than HECKEk'S FARTNA. 1t Is light agreeable
easily dgesed, and for puddings jess 10 unrivAlied
Sold by all grocers.
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Grand Park

For Moth Patches, Freckles md Tan Uso
PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. II 10 reliable
harmless Sold by druggists. Depot 40 Bond street.
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FRANCE.

The Regicide COnspirncy-NIng gistcrinl Action.
PARIS, June 13 1870.
The members Of the International Society OF Work.
men, who were arrested on suspicion Of being i'm
plicated In the late plot against the nation and the
life Of the Emperor, will have their preliminary ex.
animation before the Tribunal on Saturday next,
and be released on giving ball.
1t It's now reasonably certain that the sessions OF
the High Court will begin at Blols On Monday the
18th OF July.
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Mum s. Coz, 81 Park Row, New York;
Publishers SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN-PAtents obtained In
the United States and al foreign conn tries-
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A.-FOr n Stylish and Elegant Hat Call Ol
DOUGAN, l02 NASSAU street, corner OF Ann
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Nissisauoi Spring Water Cures Cancer,
Bghs Disease. scotula and all Impurities OF the Blood
For axle by druggss
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CUBA.

Another Raid ON Foreign Kesidents-Free-
nasons Ro.arrcsted-M0r Rebels Reported
Kilied-Cuban Correspondence Caps"""'
Death Of Scn0r Lerda.
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sROyal Havana Lottery .-Prixes Paid In Gold.
Information furnished The hghsst rates paid for Douoeons
and all kinds Of Gold and Silver. :.
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers, Is Wall strcc~ y. ..
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Grnvel-Ernvei.
CONSTITUTION WATER 10 a certain cure for It, Depot
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Hcclxer's Farinn.

0''' '"' WARNoCK 4 60, s,s Broadway
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Cents, Pearl Cashmere Dress Hats,
for I've dollars
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Mary Brown, ten years OF age. was fatally burned
last nighs by,the explosion OF can Of kerosene oil,
while she wast pouring some OF the sutd on the re,
at her readenoe IN William street. A physician,
who was called, stated that tine unfcftunats gut
would die in ashO&t time.
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BROOKLYN CITY NEW.
E. -ssr for the Truant Home-Troubls for the
Railroad ccmpanies-s 500 Per Annum
for the Excise 0ommissioners-A Startling
Corts,sion-sao, 900 for Hose for the
Fire Department: Hours for the
Wokingmen-Burned to Death. 81.

The CITY Fathers met az City Canvassers yesterday.
ana adopted the report Of the Committee on Eeo-
toa Returns
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THE BEETHOVEN JUBILEE.
First Concert and and Success .
the Enterprise.
-
The Audience and the Per-
formers.

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