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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28

A New PRoJEcr Detroit Free Press says
that an entcrprising Southerner named = ..
Brown, has opened an Office in Detroit with the
view of rendering material assistance to such ne
groes as are disposed to return to their masters
at the South Mr.. Brown states 1.-THE Press says)
that she has made such Investigation in Canada,
especially at Chatham and other places where
Africans most congregate, as satisfies nm ,h.''
large numbers of them are anxious ana ,S thov aS
them the means: nm Hnd he proposes to furnish them with
TRANSFORMATION tickets and to send them III com
nanv with nm agent, looking to their owners Tor
remuneration for his beneyOlence. lie is evident
ly a man of neeve and determination, and is pos
sessed of the means to carry out his PROJECT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
Off fol- the War9.

A company under the command of DR.. U. ,.
Davis, left this place for the seat OF war ON the
Rio Grande, on last Wednesday, the lth inst
The citizens of the town and vicinity were invl-
ted to attend them the day preceding their de-
parture, and learn their plans, and the Objects
instigating the movement. They met in Dr. pa
Wis new hall, when the meeting was addressed n.y.
Dr. Davis, explain ing the plans and intentions OF
the movement, and discoursing quite lehSthliy
upon the importance of, and the advantages TO he
derived from it, The meeting was then address,
ed by the Rev. Mr.. Lovelady, in an able ana pay
riotic manner after which, several OF the citl-
zens of our town were succcssively called upon,
who addressed the meeting in appropriate and
wcll-timed remarks A great many iadies were
present, making the meeting doubly interestlng'
by their cheering smiles of appreciation ana en-
couragement. J.,
Ia the evening the volunteers marched up to
the Harris House, where they were presented
with n handsome banner, by Mr.. w. II. Ashcrott,
in behalf of the ladies. Mr.. Ashcroft made a
few very appropriate remarks, and was replied
to by DR.. Davis, in behalf of the company, who
assured the ladies' that the banner, so generously
and patrlotically presented, should never be dls
honered, d,-altcr which the scenes OF the day
closed H.
With the company, many of our most worthy
citizens have left, leaving bchind them iriehus
who tender them their best wishes, and some OF
them would GLADLY he with them could they so
Ere six months shall have rolled around, the
mighty intentions of this stupendous movement
throughout our country, will burst forth, crown
ing their most sanguIne expectations with an ap
nlause revergrating throughout the whole Unlohr
cawsiur every citizen, particularly OF the south
to exult with pleasure and satlsiacuoh'-o"'P'"'
Sgrinos Monitor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28

A New York artist. by the name OF BraeXett'
has just completed marble bust oil .ie hesrG ga
brv It. hv all means, for Il figure head to the 1ri,
t,ae ,iice Il would - both apVrcrrigtc ana
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28

At police court, the othe, ty.@ tral ,n,.r
red in which it was shown tn u 'raii female 'AG
been living with two men, JAG Little aai Rob
ert Long. She must have bel ,aQ III .hg words
Of the Old song
love me little, love ID long
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28

FoR MsxIco.-Tho following Ia copy Ola proc
lamation issued at Rusk. in t!si Sta. % ,ae ya
instant.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
onr,r rInE N MoDILE.

NonrE. March 18th A FIRE broke ont at )
o.rlnck this morning, by which nearly 8 squares
in which was situated the theatre, the Union
nrese. with 2.O0O bales Of cotton, livery Stable
and several large buscness Offices, were entirely
destroyed.
uosite The 0hc4trc
.,.s ..-tiioltsai "a. so r COO
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28

Further adyices from Morocco show that after
nm interview with Marshall O'Donnell, Muiy Ap,
bas and the Morocco Minister oi war V Dchhell
declared the truce terminated and immediately
sent for the commander OF the Spanish naval
forces to cooperate in active operations against
the seaport towns.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-25
A UCTION NOTICE
s2l-ts ~ f w. " Bennett & CO., Auotioneers

Ga VERY VALUABLE WAREHOUSE PRO.
Hiig P 5dF y No WATER STREET, ADJOINING THE
INV ~ ~ Hit sC, Of Tie FIRE INSURANCE COM
ses aEdEkN00N Sept 2sth at O'clock on the prem
ses we sha sell by order Of the Orphans Court for Ra
more city, the VALUABLE PROPERTY No Water street
depth of 81 feet. - w. i''A1'' ny d
r. improved by threestoy Brick DWELLING. occupied
ground rent upon the whole lot - 10y w
Terms as prescribed by the Cour-Onethrd cash. balance
IN 5 ana months with interest and approved security
Title indisputable.
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4HamS.
GFtMrsI0ns.


HlHftkHTS ANN NiTffStTE
c0 ''~ C"~'~~~S
TIInFPSJ EVE n WuTTPTDCT
a 2LI ~ q w NJ NIUE
~ BILL AND STOCK BROKERS,
sIlu 81 SECOND STREET
Z AWRACON 4, C3ITTtT
= n w hACUN q 0mlIH,
- STOCK AND BILL BROKERS,
Negotiate Business Paper and Leans, and execute orders
Tor Stocks IN this and other markets. julS If
RHONEY PTSJNESS
I'VE o4N4i oo'oiM tIh20. $500
No Il SrcoN n sTssny.
First house from South street,
pdG Drnu flo ~
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1Iatfotnr Stalls,


aaiats, Oils, @Iass, 3ge StuGs,&f.
WIN. 4; BOLTON,
PAINTS, ETC,
T Il on hanS general assortment CT PAIN
Snow-Ehite Zinc; Pntty|kegs and bbls
Chrome, Yellow i.inseed oil OIL Boiled
Chinese and American Yer Patent Oil
Prussian Blue; 6am tIinsns and Ethereal Oil;
R ReT aad Burnt TIMBER oa and sPaH
Italian Sennas every description;
and every other arce appesinng business All Of
ial8.h No. saw. Pratt street
HUGH BOLTON / CO.,
- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GLASS, OILS, PAINTS, &c,
Keeps constantly on hand general of Paint
ffs EasraS Mfh are enumerated in part as follows
Lewis snow Wife zinc u laSoT sgss a6d bbls
Chrome Yellow; Boiled Linseed Oil;
Chinese and American Ver+Patent Oil;
Refined Lamp Black; Copai and japan Varnis6es::
Common Lamp Black; Paint and Tarnish Brushes
Herdegrls; Leather Varnsh;
s sssfis yva arnishr Neatsf00t Oil
And every other article apperainng Cur business all
a3itf No. 81 NcE1DSnRY's WHARF
PALTIMORE CHEMICAL PAINT AND
- WIN. D T IFfs6 WORKS 60,
MANUFACTURERS
No lG4 LOMBARD ST.,
Beg leave TO call the attention of the trade to their various
brands of WI ITE LEAD. Their BALTIMORE PREMIUM
zNcs they e eG
passed in quality.
They also continue the manufacture Of their well known
| VARNISHES, of every desc ption
Rfd Sapere, all grades. Putty in bladders and bulk,
Alum, Whiting and Chalk,
Copperas, Glue,
l.ampblack, Sandpaper,
EeatSfsot Oil, Spanish Brown,
| Venitian Red, Yellow Ochre
which together with their usual assortment Of Paints they
offer to the trade at the lowest market prices. mott
I'VE WOODS, DYE sSgTUFFs, DRY-sALTF-
| 5000 bbls. Clipped and ground DYE WOODS,
| 20 casks Nader, free from sand
| 10 ." Bleaching Powders, high test
| 100 &c SOFA Ash, q :"
| 200 casks and obls. GLUE, Irish and American
| Acids, all kinds, Hond, CochineaI,
| Alum, lump and ground, Lac Dye,
Bark, Pot and Pearl Asheo
| 81 Crom. Pot i Pruss. Pot Ash,
! Blue Vitrol iPumice Stone
| Borax, Paris White
| Chlna Clay, Roll Birthstone,
| Copperas, Red Tartar,
| Cream Tartar, Red Lead,
Cudpear Sugar OF Lesd,
| Sutch Sicily SuTnsc,
Emery, Sal Soda,
| Extract Logwood, Sand Crucibes
| Gum Sheac, Terra Japonica
| Indigo Caracas, verdigris,
| g Bengal, Whiting, &c, &c.
For sale by z. J. BAKER
| n2Itf SO South Charles
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-25
3fstanrants.

"a n CARROLL HOUSE.
S$AOS OYSTERS-OY STERS-OYSTERS
MI n The Oyster Season has come again CHAS
SWEAkER, formerly of Hiawatha Hall, Eden
street. mas taken thu welknown and olaestabshed stand
the CARROLL HOU No Grant street. near Pratt OPP
pose the Oyster wharf SWEARER prepared to furnish
families and the public generally with the best OYSTERS
that the Bay affords The best way to Judge Swearers
OYSTERS and LIQUORS generals to go and try and
judge them for yourselves ~ ~
MEALS and SNACkS furnished at all hours
II you want good plate of r. go to Swearerfs
lfyou want good Roast, 20 to Swearer's
II you want good Stew go to Swearers
lfyou wanta good Fry, 20 to Swearers.
ityou want good glass of Ale, go TO SHearerz
lfyOu want good glass of old Rye go to Sgearer's
If you want G, cd Drink in general go to
s2i-lw MR. CHARLES SWEARERS
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SOarNiNQ.

pOARDING.-A small family having two
Ospare rooms would let them furnished or unfurnshed
with or Without Board to two three gentlemen Appy
t27 CONWAY STREET, near Hanover au3i-tf
ROARDING.-SIX OR EIGHT YOUNG MEN
Scan have pleasant front back rooms with board and
the use Of warm cold and shower bath Location very cen
trdl Transient bOarderS accommodated and furnished
rooms let without board. Apply at 20 NORTH GAY ST
a few doors north of Fayette anI9tf
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Constance SAOtitfs.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

N Office. Neither the Captain nor the Con-
l signees Of tht Bremen bark MARYLAND, J. Helmers
master from bremen, viii be respons ble fer any debts
contracted by the of said vessel sIgow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

TO TFE FDIIUH N TIE HF77N1s0'
The Inhabitants OF the Third ward snd the dealers Of
Washington market wi regret 70 hear Of The resignation
OF poll,c omoer John Bamsns Who hes been member Of
ihs force for tho last shr,een yes, anf whose services
nave been 90 Invaluable 70 them. His retlremea wi be
loss 70 the community ri large ~ vel ~ 70 the force,
80 he has thorough knowedge Of the market thieves
sr susp,coss characters Who iDfess that losAy, 400
Who had reason 70 hold him 10 terrcr Bp emeissey sad
humanity 10 dischsrge Of bis duties we're Vel aoo1n -
~. chay,sss,s naltutous Of the city, Tor many poov
sn,,drsc have been BY him from desrsdauos nc
su,p n Ies than three years be has inside ssoc veve
hundred asress for larceny snd csnef ouspo0
SERIOUS pntpre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

BRown-GnrN -On Thursday, November !, by the
Rev J. T.. Searles, Mr. EDWARD BRowm 70 Mss SARAH L.
daughter Of Charles H. Gifbu, Esq, all Of this city.
DTuscHsR-NEvnIs -0n Thursday, November i, at 81.
AIMS Roman Catholic church, by the Rev. p Murphy
THKopoRR j. DsuscHsn 70 Miss B. NEVILLE both OF this
city
HSnY-wEIIs AT Carbon Cliff, Rock Island county,
ILL., on Tuesday October %, by the Rev Mr.. wasworth,
Mr. GroRox w HENRY 20 Misc AsIoISKrrs Y. WILLS
HAsxY--GoURD-ln Denville, N. j., on Wednesday,
October 81 AZ the hopse OF Bullt ger, by Rev j.
Tutile Of Rockaway, Mr. wn H. HAIssY, OF jrookyn l..
y 70 Mrs MARY Govsp, daughter Of T. NJ sturtevant,
ESQ. OF the above place
PssTz--SHAssos AT Yonkers, on Wednesday, october
81 by The Rev. Dr. Seward, GEORGE b. PKsIz, Of New
York, to MARGARET c., daughter OF VIM shannon Esq
Of the former place.
WARsER-DrkYKA AT North Hampstead L. l., on
Thursday, November /, by the Rev. A. Hart, RoBxRr
b. WARsER OF Brooklyn, 10 Miss ELynA daughter Of
Hewlett Duryea, Esq Of the former place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02
The Eighth Congressional District.


Abraham Wakeman republican candidate for Congress
In The Eighth district in this city gave 500 aid in the
circulation OF Helpers Infamous book in which the fol-
lowing paragraphs oceur;-
We well afford dispense with the ignorant Catholic
element OF The Emerald Isle In The Influence which they
er society, there e difference between slavery
Pope'y and driving democracy that
prsed TO hem going hand their diabolcs
work OF inhtmanity and d ISOLATION.
In another place the book procaims The purposes OF
black republicansm as follows
Our pu,pcse Is % firmly Fixed Ia. eternal pillars Of
Heaven have determined abolish slavery and help
us 8od, abolish II will
No who has endorsed sentiments Ike these has
contr buted hundred dollars scatter them broad
cast over the country shall support for any
office whatever.
VOTER OF TIE EIGHTH DISTRICT.
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construes the resolutions not TO call for Con
venlon until the formal counting OF the electoral votes by
Conxress This gives uneasiness 70 the actiye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02
uaioa TorenI,shs Proesssao. 4. BroosIy..

y
Iass evening the un'on Of Brooklyn turned on, In
strength, ars csnprsed a torchsht procession 10 the
sister city Of such numbers and rcspcctabity are suf
aceut TO MARE the enemies OF the oonfcderacy embe.
tie matter taken IN charge by Edmund Drisgs, ths
Grand Marshs with forty sir aids, besides the following
nsrphas Ia the eight divisions comprising the procs
-lstiah RyndeFs. FIRST division Bernard oNeill,
Second aivssob " ne witt, Third division: James n.
Ives, Fourth divisions John a Dayton, FINN division
Robert Farey, sixth division John White, seventh diyi-
zion. Captain A. y Kracf. Fshih divisor
these divisions preceded. after the Grand Mar.
sh. By the men herp ~ Common Council, suca of
ttpsn ~ ~ paiblrcd with the Union sentiment They
vsre followed BY several CLUBS az ses fork aud The
Minute Men anc other conservative clchs generally Con
wc4, District aud ctner wslttnE clubs from NV York
city The Hlckcry Boys, ~ Kings COUNTY. were also
wgtthy a. notice TBey esre cad 10 their ohract rsuc
crss,cs ~ checked shirs and Their shi morn chsxsc
tef ate HICKORY c1b. forming altogether rather AK
ward company 81 customers Ia be INA oivno1, com
rams t~tl ana Fverett santc Men made good sho ..
a. n fArt "A The other clubs 10 All their rory u IAN.
para cocied ests and all their other roFgcous ~
polrsmea;s -
ne head ~ the pro-ets!on formed p Wash'ng,oa eve
1 me- betwten Sc kalb ADD hyriN avenues me line
"a march was dcwt ~ IA 10 Fulton avenue. 90 tns
10 JofAega street 4, Court street thence 70 Ahsnts
.,es, sud Clinton, through WI Oh - futoa street w
which through Myrtle nvcarc y Bedford avenue nsns'
30 sourth street, down whlca % Gfand thfon oran.
10 grsha sId tho4cf 10 BsoAd@ay. whers VIE uNsou'
e..t AZ Flushpr avenue dismissed Ihe remain q
dlvistcrs wer. marches ~ the Cay Hal PARK, WINS.
| ,bev we've as m asvd ~ q ate hour
The proc upsiou Numbered ovtf eiznsecn haA'f~A -
| In all aud wps dsmi sssd nj = very lsN nouf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

OMAHA, n. t., Oct Sl 1870.
The Territorial Board Of CAnvssssrs, composed OF Gov
B!sck Chief Jusce Hall and the United States District
Attorney Mr. Howard, met to day and csnvassed
for delegate 10 Congress Morton, democrat has
IL majority over Daily, republican, and has been awarded
q certificate Of election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

s-r.v~s NORTHUMBERLAND fshofs csusys}--s17s,
6afe ssbT scef s9ya s9iT s1< 1t, 1850. sisS b1ss,
iya7 sola ass, tass, <sl5, ssss
sryysios Corsr me Special Tern Cslsptar fo- tbs
ouS "a November 1aec will b. called 10 tbs chambers
q Vhe Rosvd a Alaormsn, cn Sonaay, sssenser ., u
eleven c'ccsx An
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02
Another Counterfeit.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind Nov. !, 1850
Spurious bills the Boone County Bank have made
their appearance The plate genuine but the sig
limitations The paper 10 OF much ghter
than the genuine and presents dngy, greasy,
blurred appearance The dung p Is coarse, and on the
large notes bapgipgly DONE This counterfeit appearing
smu tsneousy with the genuine, has cast . suspicion
upon those In the bank parties 70 the fraud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

Stsamsrs Bound for New York.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. l. 1850.
Steamship Phadelphia sails for New York. via Havana,
on the Sd, and the De Soto the 4th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

Union for the sake OF the Union.
A MASS NKrrIxa
coSpER INSTITUTE
on rRfpar, sovrsusR AZ O'CLOCK,
uo, JAMES , YPG7 E: y .. T TIss.s
''''' 90 = . noa. JasEsE ciIiSros, Of Mississippi
.nlp.p, and a sss ssass gentlemen.
vii .dars''0ur , .,ss S S. spon The d'nrer
Union AND Tss ccssTlrurIos
All oppo~ed 70 the elcon q lincoln and Hsmn earnestly
= : - JosuHUA j. HENRY. oANrmaa.
Hsartrsnding Accident I'VE saw y
81 rsus lie % sroadwsy g, the purpose o.
pleased As Prince waes OF he purchased il,
India Rubber Boots sno Shoes. with La
Dr. s,ss soy and nssTyn' CO. Boy s1d ss. :, =.
Gentlemen ms Hats Only s3.-Unsu,passed
for & ees s sss sps .s 10 ssS e
RUssAk as Bowery, SO Grand street. Isl xAsh
Grover A Bakers Celebrated NoissIsss
se~.x yIsn .ss sss !. n u,s Tor family ss-tax ~
shirts, shirss-siI for -.
s; S,. ,c e, & ... md y, s s. su'
Tn. Only wey 20 Saw. the Union IL to
Hsrrang's Patent Champioa Fire and
Burglar Proof sdss ri broadway, cner Of Murray Street.
rnssoSssp pms In DrooAiy..-wiiiiamso".
rvs" xc.. si draw crowds n BAsEUs's xosEVx day.
To Every Mother VINO Has ChaIdrsu
sny q the complaints ncide., % The gerod Of
ssss y o,ssr: .ssi way o. rsn.i asi m
rosl so ssfansa s ssi '0'" Ne ~ m VIZ"
.Ladiss' observation-disclosures 4 sons
Snow wsas orssnai Cream" Sold b. Ill drusns<
"Bsausif.l Comparison" PhaIon's
"a Clear coapIe1ion,, is Desired NJ all
iadies Use rHALoss Snow Whit Oriental Cream"
triumph OF Ars.-Cansro.'s IavisibIs
ws reuges. aew ard rove invssuo: de.son impos
Radical Care OF Hernia, or Rupturs.-
kAAsn q se ssa sno~n s.u.s ., ssr,s 90
-cI sssaon 70 ~ 'wTeA adaptation O II. a.ie-i cars
BsautIruI Compilations LAivd's LiaufS
s.s ssh.vs ,, .s &c. .sss .p 81 s 4 ~
arusssia Prinapal dspOs ~ sna AZ broadway
asdldl Dlscovery iu5icous Application q the scrrlnls
sr..ss M K. s.P sssss s.Ss ss WI CIR. Ne
~orss Gaze
crissaasse's Heir Dys, wis. a Tor2sss,
TIE best world, Wholesale ard retail and Ne eye pn-
vAseiy spphed- Asor boase
Batchsior's Hair Dys II the Best IN the
.c.A -k.ds sod .ns applet in aDprrrar pirss rons
- ~ wig fsctory, 10 Bond aress
Gosra~a,s orisstai Cream, Repss, Lily
Whit Poudre Subtle, fer uprootns superluous hsg snS
nedickisk aoap NJ " UAfer suceA
ncrshsad's Magic Eye Water,
TIE bea In the world
Twsniy ave cents bcge.
De noREpksD. n. n, 10 wslkss wsrce. Nev ruys-
| Bold BIZ ~ aood drtxssaa
The Mild, sooshlng and Healing Innu-
erce os HCbLOwAy's sslsarxo Cioument sycnsly
for Burns heslcs sad al accidents o. this
vi crre he worst description Ia two hree dsi
HsIi's Hair Dye no Cents, Hiaek o,
bv~n. repot no. ssyrlsy aress ssd sia b. ali Drug
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

The Weather NJ Fayetteville, Ark.
FAYETTEVILLE, Got 81, 1860.
Snow commenced falling about noon and is sim falling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

The Mild, sooshlng and Healing Isnu-
erce ot UCLLOwAys ssls~rxic Ciotment eycnsly
meDss ~ fw Burma Hea6a and Ell accidents Of this
VII cure u. worst description Ia two hree ds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

Drawings Of shs DsIawars state Lot
tores.-WoOD, EDDY 4 co.. Managers Of tbs
pE1vAEa Es.ypozS AID Esogn srArn LOTTERIES
Da1AwAK1-nxyRA CLAss b2l. Noyrssna l. 1871
Is, l6, IS, 20, ~, IL, ST. "a, 1s, 20, 8. 81, IL.
DslAwAsS-oIAn s32 Eovsssns ! 1850 -
So IS, 8, 40, ga, s, IL, 66, SO, 49, 81 IL, is, 40.
WOOD EDDY Ca HiniDgton, Delavare.
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HsII's Hair Dys no Cents, BLACK or
Esia
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II. n. n,-rh. PI,nc. OF vale. an,

IL. n. H-Ihs Prince OF Wales and
suhe a, EEApys raonsl Portrsa Gallery. Broad
and tenth street
,hE Only 9AILERy IN TIE UNITED STATES
HoNORED WITH SPECIAL VISIT By TIE ROYAL
PARTY.
Photographs OF II. n ii the Prnce Of wales and Ruise
ere now view 81 BhADY6 Gallery. Copies In every
style of the An for sae Gallery open from IA n I'll r.
ii. II. H.-Ths Prince OF Wales and
Al aUREKY's GALLERY ,p Broadway
The ha photograph taken In Amerca al he Prince BY
roypl desire, exhibition.
The pubic invited hi. picture proaouzosd
BY H. r. n 10 be the best ever taken Of him
Also view, all the members OF tho al party.
tvBsCKIPTioF BOOK vow oPkk.
). aUkkgy HON,
Photographic Artists, III broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

CIfrehugh's Iusssve. Wig -Partinxs Tn
ssirsbls NO turnins up behind Apposse A. l. e~Nrts
o. s-oeiys- ro--sg .esec SEQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

Drawings OF II. Franes'z Dsi2uaT'
sussz OeysvY. o1As ssi, NovEss1 1. iss.
40, 9, 2, IS, u, 20. As, 81, &C. 20, 90, 81 AZ.
49, 81, 90, 40, 80, 40, l6, -, ~, 81, 10, i, IL,
0'''alA'' ''a' no o. 'AAlss " '''R r. fRAxoI
Wilmington. Delaware
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

.Ladiss' Bsauunsr.'-Phnion d sons
Snow white Oriental Cream" Sold b. al drusrsz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

"a Clear Complexion, f. Dssfred by all
iat,ss tee rHALors SNOW whits Oriental Cream
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aBsautifuI Compilation Phalon's
..Huov wh.e CRYSTAL Cream Price toc per bosus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

Twyniy I'VE cents q bcge.
De uORHpklD. n. n, 10 waihss w,rce., View roys
soid By ~ sood druxs~a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

triumph OF Art .-Ca@srons Invfsfbts
Viz, so6 Teaye<s and novel desscscn mpos
abe iH vuhon street, srocxiyn. The uAas supplied -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

To Every Mother Who Has Chfldrsu
aers sny 81 the complaints ncides 10 The per,d Of
teethng DO let preadces tbs preu-
ac~s Of others stand In The of The relief thai VA BE-
snw,& erntsTrtIN0 syRuP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

Crtssadsse's Hair Dys, wigs u Tor2sss,
TIE World wboessls ard retail and Ae eye pn-
vAsely spphed Asw bous~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

Radical Care OF Hernia, or Rupturs.-
pr a. n Marsh, Of tho ven Known house Of hsrnh Co,
40 ve~-y srse, As,or House, opps The church devoes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

8.autIruI Compi.1ton.- LAtrd's Liquid
PEAR has achieved ,bry hsvns equal for be.u
fs,ua ara preaervns plrycn and skin Sold Al ~
aruax 4sss PfincipAi depO< ~ snd AZ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

srroTwfa-s rxw BOTTLES OF Kennedy
Msdds Dscov-ry iu5icious application u ths scrulns
bssinF Ointment and sltcliy fNiosnI zoe
drsrssoa M u. yarykLs around esos bos viii No
Uoru
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

India Rubber Boots ana Shoes. with La
dies' Msses Boys and Chiarvns Boots and Shoes all
styss ald prices, MILLER co.'s, S57 Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

HsaTtFsndfnN Acctdtnf I've saw .
well known citizen By stage In Broadway, opposite
st. Psuis He 70 Broadway for the purpose Of
pro~urfI Of those superb BATS % KSOXs which
pleased The Prince wsles OF ne purchased H.
would be out q fAshnn.