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MEXICO.

Guaymas Surprised by the Rebcls-A Levy
Made on the Citizens-PrOperty Seized--
| Affairs Oh the Rio Grande-Other Matters.
HAVANA, June rs, 1870.
The steamship City Of Merida arrived here with
advices from the city Of Mexico up to the 18th inst.
The city OF Guaymas, Mexico was surprised ON
the 2Sth OF May by an armed force under Colonel
Vascanno whose command Is In the interest
OF Placido Vega The troops landed from the
steamer Forward, formerly an English gunboat,
| and entered the city without opposition. The Col
lector OF Customs was SEIZED possession Of the
Custom House taken. and notice given to the citizens
to pay the outstanding dues, which were estimated
at 500 900 and which amount was collected. The
invader carried away two vessels and 5000 muskets
which they had seized In the city, The United States
Consul protested against the seizure Of the arms.
Forty tons OF coal we're taken from the Northern
transportation Company and draft on Ortis Broth
ers given In payment A demand for $4,000 was
made upon the same firm and the money not forth.
coming $4,000 of merchandise was seized.
me government troops appearing on the goth
Vascayno evacuated the place, the Forward steam
Ing out OF the harDor with the sailing vessels tow
During the occupation order was maintained and
the foreigners wer unmolested. The prisoners were
all released, with tAe exception OF MeJia OF the
paymaster's Department; son OF the Minister OF
war, Modine, or the supreme government. The
United States Consul urged his release but Vas
cayno replied that his orders were positive TO keep
1t Is supposed that the expedition will visit La
Paz, san Bias, Mazatlan ana other points, and at
tack them IN furtherenoe OF the scheme to establish
the northwestern Mexican Republicn
The opposition press blame those lii Office for ask
ing the assistance OF American war vessels The
government organs take the matter up and approve
the course pursued by the administration in very
Indignant manner.
President Juarez has been accused of smuggling.
Proofs OF the accusation have been demanded
number or eX COnfederates in this city deny that
revolutions are threatened in the States OF JalIscO
and Guerrero
Advlces from Mexico Of the 18th instant state that
the Rio Grande revoutionists number 1000. The
schooner Sophia, OF Galveston, was wrecked ON the
30th ult. in Tuxpan harbor. The distress on The
Rio Grande Is increasing. Sarmiento the Project OF
the District OF TuXteplc had been assassinated by
citizens. Numerous fires had occurred, caused by
the continued drought.
Advices from Guaymas state that at the request OF
the Mexican General the United States Consul had
sent the United States steamer-of-war Mohican In
pursuit Of the steamer Forward, of the expedition
under Colonel Ascayno, which invaded that city on
the oath OF May
Pierre Carme. the biardist, had arrived in Mexico
III .Queso newspaper says that the ceebra ted
Catholic Society OF the Holy Alliance Will well exert
important influence in the next Presidential election.
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PENNS YLVANlA.
Terrible Explosion Of Fireworks In Phiiadel-
phia-One Fireman Killcd-Thirteen Persons

Terrible Explosion Of Fireworks In Phiiadel.
phia-One Fireman Killcd-Thirteen Persons
Injured.
PHILADELPHIA, June 25 1870.
About half-past four O'Clock this morning an ex-
plosion occurred In the store Of John Buster, on
the wharf, below Chestnut street. The building was
filed with fireworks and in few minutes the whole
establishment was destroyed James Walton, aged
twelve years. was passing in the street at the time
of the explosion and was blown some distance ana
seriously injured about the head HIS eyes were
destroyed and it Is feared he will not recover
The firemen were promptly on the spot, ana
Charles Rhodes a member OF the Hope Hose COM
pany, rushed into the store with branch pipe, ana
was terribly injured by second explosion resulting
in his death an hour afterwards in the hospital.
Two members Of the Hibernia Fire Company were
also slightly injured.
Tie proprietor OF the store Is exceedingly unfortu-
naie ais store burned out last year before the
Attn of July. The origin OF the fire Is mystery,
as the store closed, but 1t Is attributed to spon-
taneous combustion.
The explosion blew out fourteen inch wall be-
tween BUSTERS store and the adjoining, 0ccu.
pied by philips Brother, dealers In fruit aud fire.
works. Their loss is $4,000; insurance $4,000, In
Guiding $4,000 IN the home, OF Hartford. BUSTERS
loss is $40 900; insurance 5000. The loss on the
| bulding is $500; insurance $4,000. Frederick
Wade, another fireman injured by the disaster, Is not
| expected to recover. About dozen other persons
! were sliahty injured.
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THE HEATED TERM.

New York the Hottest City in the Siates--
How it is Endured-The Thermometer Here
and Elsewhere.
The moments were all melting yesterday. The
heat was at an almost unparalleled intensity, and
those who were doomed to walk Broadway yester-
day at about noontime did either tanning them
selves, wipng the heavy drops Of perspration from
their brows or slowly promenadlng under the shell
tering shade of capacIous umbrellas. The register
of the thermometer, as given below from tele-
graphic reports, places New York in a fercer and
more glowing heat than any other City in the States
with the exception of Savannah, and that is only
one degree warmer.
During the last three days the heat has gradually
grown in intensity, and at noon yesterday it was
five degrees warmer man on the previous day. That
baths should be In order, that there should be run
on the soda water fountains, that everybody should
be thinking OF going to try and find out what the
wild waves saying, is only 10 narrate that which
is the normal mental condition Of those who have
any mental condition left to cogltate with
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Jersey ALLEY RAIIlE.
Lively EIght--Two Men Stnbbcd-Saturlay
Ni4ht Rum.

Lively EIght--Two Men enthusiastically
Night Rum.
At five minutes before eleven O'Clock last evening
q HERALD reporter, en- route from the Central Police
ONCE the Spring street station house, observed
crowd of semi-intoxicated persons on the notorious
corner of Jersey alley and Mulberry street. AT that
time one Mike McDermott cOachmaker, formerly in
the employ Of Mr.. Brewster, carriage dealer, 372
and $50 BrOUme street, sitting on the cor
ner and over him was standing Martin Winters,
of No. 271 Mulberry street, VINO Is his landlord.
Winters was applying the West epihets to McDer-
mott and was encouraged In 1t by the spectators
A moment later McDermott and Winters exchanged
blows when winters drew knife and inflicted q
severe wound in the right arm and slight one In
the left arm. John Harrigan, boy who iDterfered
to save McDermOtt was stabbed by some one IN the
breast. Harrigans wound is slight Officer Ror.
dan who was near, arrested Winters and locked
him up in the Fourteenth precinct station house.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-LoNDON, June &-2 r.
M.-Consos closed at 92s for money and 2t4 for the
American securities closed steady United States
forties, SS4 stocks easier; Ere Railway shares 1874
Illinois Central, 49, Atlantic and Great Western, go.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs, June 25-The Boarse closed
dulls rentes, 72f. 32c.
bonds closed 6m at 1854 for the issue of
1862.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET.-LJvERrooL, June rs
2 y. MThc cotton market closed quiet and steady mid
ding uplands, 10d. 10Isd. middng Orleans l04d a
10d The sales Of the day have been 10000 bales including
1000 for export and speculation
HAvRE COTTON MARKRT.-HAvRE, June 25.-Cotton
closed quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL BRRADsTUFFB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., June
Is p. M.-The market is hrmer.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LoSDoS, June 49,
Tsow easier at S5s q <5s. 30. per cwt.
PETROLEUM hARKBT.-ANrWHRp. Iuns G-Petroleum
closed nrIn.
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Died.

GEARY-At her residence, No. 3l2 Mott street
JOHANNAH GEARY, q native Of Glanwortn, county
Cork, Ireland, aged 90 years.
Her remains VIII be taken to Calvary on Monday
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
SPRINGsTEEN.-On Wednesday, June % OF con-
geston or the brain, Mrs. JANE SPRINGsrEEN relict
OF Aaron Springsteen, aged 63 years,
The remains were Inferred ut SpOttswOOd, N. j.,
on Friday
HoOsE.-In Brooklyn, on Saturday afternoon June
25 FREDERICK HOSE. IN the 10Th year or his age
The friends or the family and those OF his brother
naw, Z. +. Van Blankensteyn, are respectfully in
vted TO attend the funeral. on Tuesday afternoon
az two O'Clock. from his late residence No. 90 West
Baltic street.
FOR other Deaths See Eighth Pa2el
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CUBA.

De ROdns Says He Captured the Second
Cargo Of the Upt0n-aIore Outrages.
HAVANA, June rs. 1870.
Captain General de Rodas telegraphs to havana
that he has captured the second cargo OF the
Upton on ner return from Aspinwal. 1t Is more
valuable than the first.
Montaner's column mad killed twelve OF Sanguli's
band including an American colonel. The reaction
In the interior was the cause Of many outrages. The
lnsurgent Ortega ana his family the road TO
surrender when they were captured. Two other
men in attempting to surrender were caught and
hanged and their families outraged. Parties are
forming who resist the cOnscrptors and refuse aid
to the reYOlutiOniSts
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sUNsTROKEs YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
An unknown man found on sidewalk, corner OF
Firty-eighth street and Third avenue. Was sent to
Bellevue Hospital IN critical condition
Patrick MOloy, while at work in sewer corner Of
Fortyninth street and Sixth avenue, was sunstruck,
but will likely recover.
Barney Smith cartman Of 1O6 Delaney street. was
Frustrated by the heat at the OF Columbia and
Houston streets, but recovered.
Barbara Bull aged forty-three years, was found
in Grand street, near Clinton, suffering from sun
stroke She taken TO her residence, NO. " Essex
street. and will survive.
sugar refners, corner OF Vestry and washington
streets, Frustrated by the heat, but better
last evening.
Michael Foley was sun struck yesterday on Van.
derbilt avenue, Staten Island. He taken to his
residence, where he died before medical aid could
reach him.
young unmarried man, named Patrick Ryan,
working In the foundry OF the Grant Locomotive
Works, at Paterson, N. j., was so overcome by the
heat on Friday afternoon that he died before he
could reach home.
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AN UNKNOWN SUlCiIE.

Yesterday morning the body of an unknown man,
aged about sixty years, found suspended TO a
tree In the woods in Hath street. between Broadway
and the Hudson river. The body was taken to the
Thrtieth precinct station house to await the action
Of the Coroner. On his person was. found a paper
marked Carries Obin. His description Is gray hair
and mustache, bald on top of head. dressed in blue
flannel Shirt white linen coat, straw hat, striped
pants and vest and gaiter shoes.
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9. Chapman from Virginia. :. :.
Gignoux. an American, from Frauo e-"Ss '''
naturalized American.
John Lewis. from Philadelphia.
Edward May, nom New York.
Francis Mayer from Baltimore.
T. A. Mgn0t, from Charleston, :. G.
j. II. Numayer, from New York.
a. j. Oertel, from North Carolina.
i'iatt Ryder, from Brooklyn.
frank n. Smith, from Boston.
MISS Mary Stephenson from Pennsylvania
element Swift from Acushnet.
r. Tuckermann, from New York
!ohn Ware, from Boston
= rs WEIGH, from Charleston.
MISS lester Wilson. from Richmond
sylvania. ~ '' 49,
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IRELAND.

The Artisan Riots i'm COrk-Barricades in the
Streets-Charges of Cavalry and Wounds.
LONDON, June 25, 1870
The morning journals publish interesting details
of the riots which occurred at Cork yesterday and
the day before.
Barricaaes were erected in the streets and de-
Tended obstnately.
The cavalry charged and carried them. Many of
the police were wounded, but SO far as known only
one Of the soldiers was seriously hurt. His skull
fractured by stone hurled by Of the rioters.
The police are still actively at work. and many
OF the leaders Of the disorder are In custody.
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AQUATIC.

Exciting Contest for the Championship Of
the AtaIania Boat Club-Losec, the Win.
ncr, Makes Three Miles in Twenty three
Minutes.
Amongst the various clubs connected with the
Hudson Amateur Rowing Association none liz more
popular than the ATLANTA whose Cub house lie stu
ated at the foot OF Christopher street. In truth the
ATLANTA Club Is the moving spirit OF the entire
organization; and, whilst giving every credit to
other branchesof the club, the Acalanta has over
been the faithful guiding star OF the association.
Yesterday afternoon the annual match Tor the
mucliprized silver belt OF the club was rowed over
the usual course OF three miles, along the shore OF
the Elysian Fields There were but three conEpeti-
tors-E. l.. Losee L. Waterbury and Alexander Han !.
dy-and the agreement set forth that the should
be rowed IN seventeen feet working boats. Mr.. Chas.
Peverey OBLIGATED as referee, and the Judges were
Messrs W. II. Webster, r. Parker president OF the
Atlanta Boat Club and - Maitland. II
should be mentioned that DIR. wsthers. y
gentleman we'll known for his admirable
succession, but having mlgnanlmaisly resigned his
Sa n, LEV y 70 open competition The Atlanta
OF their guests and shortly after four O'Clock the
party proceeded toward the Eysian Fields where a
vast crowd had congregated along the shore. The
preiininares having been satisfactorily arranged
the three competitors got In line under:-
Naae. Csor,
hed. white aud blu6
A. .ked and white
From the commencement Losee was the favOrite
at something ike five 10 two although considerable
reliance seemed 10 be placed on Handy. AT the
start Losee was next the shore. Waterbury In the
centre, and Handy on the outside The contestants
10 all appearance, were in admirable trim, and hay-
ing rapid moving tide In their favor, with every
opportunity 10 bring the saore on the return. a
splendid contest was anticipated AT nfty-iour
minutes past four O'Clock the word Cor
was given, and the competitors started or
sliU al
vance and Waterbury and Handy almost bow
to bow With considerable prudence Losee
rowed into the fair swing OF the tide and by rapid
and energetic stroke quickly left his competitors
to struggle Tor second place. Passing the oil docks
he was three boat lengths ahead, Waterbury and
Handy meanwhile devislng the best means to dodge
tug that courteously stood sun until the three
testauts had gded by. Losee turned the stakeboat
first, ten seconds ahead OF Handy, and putting on q
squirt soon shot ahead. Waterbury now came up
with Handy few hundred yards after the turn, but
Notwithstanding their united efforts it was now evil
dent that LOsee could not be overhauled, he was
now over one hundred yards In advance. Waterbury
ana Handy had u neat little tilt along the docks,
but the latter judciously avoiding the tide shot
ahead In rapid STYLE After this the devoid
OF interest. L0see came In the winner, the boats
having completed the distance as rollows:-
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ENGLAND.
Industry or Exile.

LONDON, June 25 1870.
The carpet weavers OF England threaten to strike
for higher wages.
There was an interesting scene at the wharf here
to-day the occasion of the departure of the last of
the Canadian emigrants for the season. The emf
grants numbered twelve hundred, and sailed In the
ships Gauges and Tweed. A great crowd Of people
assembled at the wharf to see them of.
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FIN E AR T S.

Patronage anu Prices in Paris-Group fol
Decoration OF the New Opera House.
Figures in Zinc--The New Museum
0fFrance-A Lamp from Egypt
A Nuptial Goblet-MetrOpOli.
tan OrnamentatiOn-Ame
rican Productions -
Names Of the Anne
rican Artists.
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eating 92 degrees in IN y city; at Cambridge Iowa
the mercury touched 100 at Oshkosh. Wis, 93; at
Madison, Wis, 9S; at gOchels Ill., 99 at Des MONIES
iowa, 92i AZ Janesvlle, Wis, 49, az Aurora, Ill, lO5
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Radicalism and Orleanism.
PARIS, June Is, 1870,

Ledru Rollin has arrived here.
expected that the report on the petition OF the
Orleans princes will be presented to the Chambers
on the I'd Of july The Paris journals confirm the
reports before published to the effect that the gov
ernment refuses permission to the princes to return
at least at present
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SPAIN.
Executive Power-Amnesty.

Executive POWer-Amnesty.
MADRID, June Is, 1870.
In the Cortes on Thursday, before the adjournment
to October voted, the Minister Of State In reply
to question: said Spain had signed the judicial
treaty with France after consulting the Council OF
State, and he therefore judged the permission Of
the Cortes was unnecessary.
Subsequently General Prm opposed the project for
amnesty at present as an act OF weakness. He
stated amnesty would be accorded at more oppor.
tune moment.
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Unfortunate.

LONDON, June Is, 1870
The steamship City Of Brooklyn, which left LIVER
pool on Thursday 2Sd inst, for New York. ran down
aud sunk the Geizer OF Arlow, Ireland, yesterday.
The crew OF the Geizer were saved. The steamer
was not injured, and proceeded on her course.
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Infnllibiifty.

ROME, June Is, 1870.
One hundred speakers 'inscribed" to speak on the
tnfalbllity dogma are yet TO be heard. 1t is said
that new definition has been proposed designed
solely to dsorganize the minority.
The Fathers who are hostile to infallibility con.
tinue to receive congratuatory addresses.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Last evening boy who went to Paterson to buy
suit of clothes, while on his way home to Hohokus.
on the Erie Railway, fell between the cars while
passing from one TO another, and was instantly
Killed, his body being horribly manged.
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The Bread Question.

PAKIS, julio ZO IoIO.
In the Corps Legislatir yesterday, in reply to
question M. Louvet, the Minister of Agriculture and
Commerce, explained that. Notwithstanding the
drought the government hard satisfactory reports Of
the crops. No precaution or provision had been
neglected TO guard against famine.
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What the suex Canal Wants.

LIVERPOOL, June IS, 1870.
AT banquet in this city this evening, given In
honor OF Lesseps the Engineer in Chief ~ the suez
Canal that gentleman declared, In Speech that the
only want OF the Suez Canal was money, AMI that
would be certainly forthcoming.
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Bible Revision.

LONDON, June Is, 1870.
The commission to revise the Bible version held
satisfactory preliminary meeting yesterday 1t was
days session.
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Political Strategy.

PAKIS Junc 20, IoIU'
complaint has been addressed to the Emperor
s,pned by prominent persons against NJ Emile
drivers abuse Oh power in rejecting. without exami-
nation 1.-THE request that Senator D'Esang, the Secre
tary of the Senate be tried before the High Court at
Blois.
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Hopeful.
LONDON. June rs. 1870.

LONDON, June %, 1870.
city evening paper OF to-day thinks there will be
general fall Of interest soon, which will enable the
Lombard street brokers to underbid the Bank.
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The following record Will show the changes III tn
temperature for the past CWenty-fOur hours IN
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as Indicated by the thermometer ut Hud-
nuts pharmacy, HERALD Building, Broadway, cor.
ner Of Ann street,
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Sickness Decreasing.

HAVANA, June 25 1870.
The number Of cholera cases and deaths from that
disease daily growing less and no fears are en-
tertained OF an epidemic at present.
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FRANCE.
NapOIeOn,s Health.

PARIS, June Is, 1870
tits reported to-day, on good authority, that the
Emperor has had another attack OF rheumatism
brought on by the sudden change IN the tempera-
fure. The weather to-day is quite chilly.
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Canadian Integrity.

LONDON, June %, ISIV.
weekly journal has a long article on recent
affairs in Canada and argues thence for the MAIN
teinance of the colonial empire.
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Upon arriving at the ATLANTA Club House Mr..
Losee was compimented upon the excellent time
That had been made, and was presented with the
champion belt Mr.. X. Parker, President Of the
ATLANTA Club, under whose auspices the regatta
had been given carried out the arrangements to the
entire satisfaction o all present. Ii may be added
that the crews belonging TO the Hudson Amateur
Rowing Association DO not intend TO conhne their
contests among the members. but propose trying
llelr aklu with auLslde QrgauiLailnua
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Sewing Machine, S25 to SIS, SI9
Broadway Can be erted into hand machine instantly
convenient FOR parties going In the country warranted first
class. New patent broad Hemmer, applicable ALI
machines.
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Not Fraternai.

LONDONy JuHC loIV.
The London merchants insist at the Foreign ONCE
on their objections to the China treaty.
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Tho Last of the Bomrbons.

The Last of the BOurbOns.
PARIS, June 25, 1870.
1t is reported that ex-Queen Isabella Of Spain will
sign her solemn abdtcation to-day.
Marshal Bazaine and other important personages
will be present as witnesses.
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TELEGRApNIC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
--~---s----~-~~----~-~-
Trades Combination Riots in Ireland---
BarricadeS and BlOOdshed.
NAPOLEON'S HEALTH.
The Papal Council---Its Dura-
tion and Work.
EX-QUEEN ISABELLAS ABDICATION.
Progress of the Revolutionary
Movements in Mexico.
The City Of Guaymas Captured
by the Rebels.
ROME.
The Papal Council---Its Dura.
ti0n and Work.
EX-QUEEN ISABELLAS ABDICATION.
Progress of the Revolutionary
Movements in Mexico.
The City Of Guaymas Captured
by the Rebels.
ROME.
Council Duty.

ROME, June Is, 1870.
1t is reported to-day that the Ecumenical Council
will sit through the summer, not adjourning finally
till about the Easter OF 1871.
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At Gold Prices.-The Largest Assortment
in the city Of Boots and Shoes for ladies' gentlemen
children at E. A. BROOKS This il the largest
the city. 575 Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
GREAT REDUCTION
sotLED SHOES half petCB.
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Keep Your Hair Beaxfiful by vsiug Che vn
YALIER'S LIFE FOR THE aAIR. None more uerfect
Recommended By pby Acians.
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Mortal.
gerously Ill.

Right Hon. Robert Grosvenor, Lord Ebury, Is dan
perOuSly Ill.
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LONDON, June 25, 1870,
Everything is quiet at Cork.
Thirty people were more or less seriously injured
IN the recent riots there.