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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

D:Seha, ssd.-Patrick Reynolds appeared be-
lore the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge
OF assaulting and beating J Ohm Lyons. After
a hearing, he was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

M Eeerhes. Leecbes.! Leeches!!.-I
have jV -treceived, by Adams Express, a lot OF
fresh : NEDlSH LEECHES, the very best, and
large size, which wiz be applied upon the most
reasonable terms
tended to- can be found at all hours of the day al
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Ameri
can Hotel, tsntr.nce on llth street. and at night
ap ls--ts r. c. HOBSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

IA. Ricini0.. "A compa lion for every Iady's
toilet, being the only article in whicn can he
relied upon for keeping the heir smooth and in its
place; lHpartlng .uStre, preventing IL from fall
lng out and splitting, and becoming harth and dry
from the use OF water or other causes, being pre-
pared of a new oil, from which ali gummy matter
Is extracted. 1t does not leave the hair sticky but
soft and glossy, and prevents 1t from breaking
wnen braided or curied, and is designed for de-
h.htIul and elegant Embarrassing.
For sale BY w. PETERSON 4 CO, Drusglsts,
Nj AIN st.. and by the proprietor, E. "A. HUDNUT,
corner Broad and 25ih SITS. sc ln-lm-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

The POPULATION OF BosTON.-Complete te
census returns MAKE the population OF Boston
1850. The population OF The city, according
TO the United States census of 1850, was l3S 1eS
The gain il ten years has, therefore, been 49,
ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21
d = ,ok TO nome for All your wants. II ~.

"a l. s0k to home for a III your wants. II ~
wrh 10 see Virginia independent and prosperous
Ii you are dyspeptIc. or suffer with constipation
Or IDdlg gestlO1, don I gorge Yourself with nnkee
nostfums recommended by flaming &C ertIhcates Ut
men ot straw bat procure AkER'S fREMi NJ
81 TIE RS. Read the certiEc ttes Of trIe nds and
rsgHbors, then take them as directed and become
f6luvenated and entirely noa!ed.
Price 50 cents per bottle.
70 be had OF all the principal Druggists the
city of Richmond and elsewhere Ia Virginia and
North CarulIns j. 2s-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

nErrtssssr o. besTos.=ssslate tes wsss nred
and bells fpka - surtlse, aoan, and sspsst, on
aandsy, At Hostsn, In eonmafHngatiou OF the
sss.t shalsssssff II ne ss.slssssr. VI nssssr,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

EX-PREsIDENT TYLER.-It is said that ex-
President Tyler. now seventy-hve years old,
and looking more robust and younger than
when he occupied the White House. has an in
faut daughter only two months old
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21
,HA The Grsa. yirk mia RsPmedys asd R,ss

"a The Great Virginia Remedy. and A.
HUMBUG.-PETERS' INFALLlBLE REMEDY
FOR GONNORRHNE AND ALL SECRET Dis
EASES.-This great American remedy, contain
ing no Mercurial or BaisamIc properties excels
every thing heretofore otfere the pupc, in its
ratlve, restorative and renoyating powers; and
the medical world are astonlshed when told that
the above remedy will the above disc ases, and
confoundsd when they have ocular demonstra-
tions of the facts But the proprietor, who has
known of the remedy for twenty -odd years, has
known of q case OF twenty years standing to be
restored to perfect health, and all other cases Of
shorter ddration to be restored, without q single
exception, aEd therefore challenges any case OF
Gonorr h9a which the remedy will not cure. pro-
ylded the directions are carried out with prudence
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly, in his
or her case, he guarantees d perfect cure; and in
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
free of charge, to complete the cure, through his
agents; and cure will be effected without incon-
senience To the patient.
Sold by APPERS0N & DUPUY, No. 30l Broad
street, and U. A. STRECKER,M Nj ain street, Drug
kists, agents for the oity of Richmond.
mn T-tisut
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IHg BRITISH Harvest PRosrECTs-Moys
'AseyIHg Stat.ptsats.-The London Times says
'aat the English wheat crop will be as large as
mat Of last year and OF excellent quality. Al
lei stating the cheerful prospect now exist
ing, Il adds
MS Is IA pleasing prospect after our late
alarms, and IL may be contemplated, we think
WIN some con f1dence although, ,of ofcourse, IN uch
yet To be done before the harvest will be ac-
.oaiiy safe Bat, even If the failure OF our crops
hao been as serious as was aDtici pated, the
means OF supplying our deficiencies were most
aouhdant. In the great corn producing coun-
iles VI the world, the harvest has been excel
-ln rain America rich beyond example. II Is
curious 10 read that in the United States the
compiaini, II any, has been OF drought; but
.noOsh want OF rain has rather injured the
eSfieulturists OF Missouri and Kansas, the
Nofth western States have been astonishingiy
p'oouslfe. Altogether, the American crop OF
Is'a Is said To exceed by 70 OU0 900 bashels that
Vi le59, and by 10000, 600 that of 1883 while the
number Of bushels available for exportation
~ stoTs, sitter the home demand has been sat.
it'lea' 10 ofnputsd TO be ~ ,oV0,ouQ. Ia France
,aste is probably no surplus produces, th1ush
re asfssst, upan the wkets, has tesn sxttsr
tesH Nhs sspeetss IN rrsih the e.srs la 10
Tss tssvs In Hessis And ihs Rsisla pre-. /.
F'ssss sss-fslls gasa,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

LAWRENCE 3. MARyE,
~-A ATTORNEY Al Law,
Practices in the Courts Of the City of Richmond
snd the Counties of Henrlco, Hanover s1d Care
line.
Heis also Notary Pablo and CommlssIo4er ottrS
United States Court of CLAIMS.
The partnership between MIR. CHAsTAIN WaTE
.nd himself being dissolved, his office is nov oT
iIth street, Just below juddin's Hal te Is !
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NADDUX & co.,
Vl (Succssson to SAITH & MADDuxI
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Cary street, opposite Columbian Hotel,
Riehmoad, Vs.
IAs.F EDWARDS, of King william,)
w. H. HOWARD, Of York, J Assistants,
". M. MARSHALL, of LulenburE,
Guarantee to their friends faithful attention to
sill consignments, and orders for goods from pro
duce customers.
terest in our business.
fe el-dtsdcwA MADDUA CO.
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NVNAC&.-l return my einoer4 tnanks to my
oustonsrs WHO hsvs befetoscss Seta shsif
ss ~ 81 eess. q Ill sssys % 40. "a yssusIy sss
sss ssS - :. fsrs,s,ss ascs.t en :ss i,sasSsssss
'sii; sEs !s.s'fss'.s.ttifissl .stfsl Y VIZ. . .r. .,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

HENRY HUDNALL,
M ATTORNEY AT Law
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Practices in oil the Courts held in the oity Of Ron
nond.
IA Also, PRACTICES regularly IN the County and
Circuit Courts of Chesterfield
As Notary, will take Deposi tions snd AokpOw
edgnlents, Administer and Certify Oaths, and per
form whatever other duties pertain to the 0ihoe OF
Notary.
Office at the corner of Bank and lith streets Just
lalow the Custom House jAsl-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

THE HULL or THE LADY ELGIE ABLoAT.-
The Chicago Tribune Of the 18th inst. says:
About SIX miles off Winetka, and mani
festly not far from the exact spot of the disas-
ot he Lady Elgin, partially submerged and
rdiLg a. anchor. 1t is stripped OF all the up
per works, and the lar board side cut os
Just where the fatal blow came and on the
other sides The frames and piankIng run fur
ileF back. The huh is, OF course, empty and
naked. II was doubtless carried down with
tie engine, aud, becoming released, has risen
~ ride At the anchors bent 10 The chain ca blts
a. the b1W. Il floats, 10 mark The spot where
many brave and loving heart perlshed from
earth"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

CUPPIN9 AND LEECHlNG -
~ Mrs. WOOLH0USE, over Ssm'i satbs r
lands Gun Store, l32 Main street., Richmond. "
wait on sill those requiring her services.
~ Constantly receiving, per steamers, frsan
LEECHES.
IA. Ali orders for LEECHES carefully packed
and sent by Express to all pats of the state.
N.B.-A new style of LADIES' BANDAGES.
that much liked, made TO order.
au 20-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

S uk. L.. y. McHkUDER, of Henri
~ CO, having taken an ofhce Oh FIankilr
street, first mouse above metropolitan Hall, zen
ders mis- professional services 20 the public
~ S;-6m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-25

ALBANY, June 25-8P.M
Flour in good request and firm; sales 400 bbls.
Wheat, sales 900 bushels prime white Michigan 81 So
800 bushels white Genesce al 81 S. 500 bushels
Canada club ~ 81 2s Oats dull but firmly held: sales
200 bushels State and Canada West st 20 i,c <Oc
Corn-Ss 200 bushels Western mixed e3s and 900
bushels round yellow nj &C.. &c Wool IN the street at
2ec. a 45c
Oswrgo, juno 23-sP ~
Flour firm but unchanged WHEAT held generally above
the views of buyos salrs 900 bushels Milwaukee club
at 81 Is Corn In good demand and market better sies
80 900 bushels at Jssc 59 including cargo 70 arrive
private terms. Oats, barley and rye nominal Canal
freiehts frmcr but without change in quotations. Lake
mports-62, 900 bushels wheat, 1880 bushels ccrn
coo bushels rye. Canal exports 100 bbs -four, 900
bushels wheat 5000 bushels 800 bushels oats
Brruo, Jure %, 1900
Flour firm and in good demand sales 900 bbs at -
Is 49, for extra state u 12 " - for extra Illinois
and Wisconsin, IS 37f j gas for cxtra Indiana and
bui in fr demand sles 30 600 bushels, st 81 10 u
for Chicago spring and Racine club, ~ Is for No. Mil
waukee club 81 20 for extra do, and VI - VI ~ for
red winter. Corn quict: sales 10000 bushels No
whiskey nominal at 2Oc Canal freighs firm AZ t0c
hour, lie. ON wheat and loo. corn 70 New York.
Csvrvxau June %, 1890
F1ourprces irregular at ~ 80 FOR superfne whskey
11rc. Hcon, &C. 1870. lard In bbs., l2c. Mcss
pork SIS se 25 Money market easy; sight exchange
ON New York = per cent premium.
NV ORLEANS. June q. 1890
Cottnnsales To day go bales prices irregular Flour
steady at 70 20 ~ 80 for auperiuc Nolasses Csc,
2c Iobscco cscd hrm; choice light at eiEc. frciehts
and Exchange unchanged
Csuc,eo, June %, 1880
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat quiet and declined
f,sc sales ut 81 o6h from store Corn declined Nc
bushels wheat 10000 bushels corn 500 bushels pats
shipment-s60 bbts nosu $40 bushels wheat, TanOo
bushels corn.
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PmrApKrrrnA, June "a, 1900
The United States steamer Pawnce which len the navy
yard shc lsth inst Tor SIX days. cruiss, returned
rather prcmasurey yesterday afscrnooa, four ococh
in consequence Of arrangement In her machinery
In all other respects she had proved herself first class
sea going vessel Her machinery viii be examined and
readjusted by Messrs Resney, Ncsne Co. who built IT,
and she will 90 another trial trip about the close Of
this week, preparatory TO her sailing for Vera Cruz
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Bowrs-On Sunday morning. June q, JoaS Bows. a
native OF Queens COUNTY ireland The 2-sh year Of his
age.
His friends and scau.insnces are respectfully Invited
~ attend the funeral FIRM hts late residence, No v9l
wcst Twenty seventh street th's (NnndasD aiernopn
between the hours a one and two o'clock.
T,,rs-fpn saturday June -, AspRSw X. son ~ Me-
larrshnn ana Mary Bbs, aged years, 10 moais sss
Ss fsnss Of the family are respectfully invited 10 ~
,end the funeral thls (Nondsyl afternoon, a. tao
o'coca from tie residence q lbs t1reots, ". o.
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n, I560.
Justin Terry and wife, OF West Springfield got into
alteration this morning. when the latter struck him
the head with Ratchet, and finished by drowning him In
the Connecticut Jealousy the part OF tho hus
band was the cansc of the diacul,y Both were ntox
Gated al the time The woman Is under arrest.
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Rwuvoxp &cstrsnship Jsme~fowu-T. Hu'zer " Morton,
Norman N Ewfnr. tolofnnr and LADY, ARsvrn and
LADY. 80 Corvington, l. wctnore, a W1ee Miss Emma
Pc~kh~m W Redwood w Cuiler. q Cooley, Mrs Isaac
son. n jacobs ard s In the ueersge
Noxrrvipso-Bsrk csmbridge-Gsriner Perry. Philip
NcNellc.
PArs-Bre Isaac Deusonseo Carver Of Pennsylvsnis-
nassau. Nr-Brig Lacy Dariing-N Nancy Ccns'crk.
Porter Mrs Usher, Mrs Williams, Master Wills ans
Mary Williams. NDds Williams end s~r,f. Capt vsn Nore0.
Miss Maria Mayors Capt Fowler and hdy " Kelly,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-25

The city government of Boston viii give grand regat
Charles river the Fourth Of July to which they
have invited boats from all sections. Arrangements have
been made with the steamers Plymouth Rock and Com
mouweath 10 sonvey boats and from this city TO
Boston and return free OF charge The following pro-
gramme Of the regatta has been published
FRET RAu--Dts,ance two miles For single scull
whcrries shells-Frst prize SEQ; second s25. lap
s,rcaks-First prize soo second s25. Both classes win
srcoyp RIcr-pissance two miles For double SOUL
lapstrcak boAts. First prize s75 second prize $50
TMRp RAcE--Distance three miles. For six cared and
four cared apsreak boats An allowance Of thirty three
osred boats. First prize 500; second prize $50.
ForKm RAcy-Dstance three miles. For six cared and
four cared shell boats Same allowance In the third
First prize si75 second prze SIS Total amount
RrIn AND RrcrIAnoss-i Two guns will be fired for
each the s for boats to come into line the second
for the start.
Q All boats may carry coxswaIn not as they may
select and each crew must be uniformly dressed.
g. Each boat must be designated by the number they
draw, which number must be placed In conspicuous
place the boats, where II can be easily seen The
Der win be supplied from the judges boat On drawing for
positions.
halfpas eleven O'Clock, and draw for position.
g. Al twelve O'Clock gun viii be nrcd for the wher
res to come into line. second viii be dred Zoe the
o The other races WIN take place in regular order, with
o. litee delay a. possibe
ing a collision, viii Be- ruled ous.
Boats win round the upper station from starboard to
Two or msrc boats rounding upper station at the
same time the outside boat keep or and give the
inside sulcicnt round without hitting the
stake Any outside boat crowding the inside boat viii
lore ifs chance for the prize.
10 Boats In returning must pass between the Judges
yacht and the baths.
n The ruling OF the judges must be final in all
~ Entries can be made NJ Brainan's baths, where
member Of the Board Of Judges be seen, until the
evening Of the ID Of July Books win be ready for
tries and after Wednesday, June 90 The open
10 boats from all places. Entries free.
Pr yczv will bo ride In Qoid or !, of
like value, at the option Of the winner Immediately
after the last race
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-25

IRON the ~ Paul Minncsotan, juno IS
Mcssrs william Terrell and Simon Newcomb at tho
WINSTON House, in this CITY, and viii leave on Tuesday
June IT, by Burbanks Red river line Of stages, upon
Journey of one thousand miles northwest of 81 Paul. for
the purpose of observing with astronomical Instruments
the eclipse cf the sun, the 18th OF July, at Camber
land House IN the interior Of British America
They proceed by appointment from the Nautical Alma
Once. established by the Navy Department of the
tnitei states Cambridge, Massachusetts,, under tho
charge Of Commander Charles II. Davis, United States
Army.
The eclipse win he total 10 q belt of the continent,
whose southern limit s from the mouth &C the Columbia
river northwest to the entrance Of Hudsons Bay And
while observations will be made the Pacific and At
sntc coasts u has been thought highly advisable 70 have
a reysrt from Central British America
The gcnfemen named bear letters from Sir George
Simpson, Govcrnnr Mcravish OF Fort Garry, and Other
cncers of the Hudson Bay Company. Their route will be
by a. Georgetown by steamboat 10 Fort Garry BY
an oar and sailboat through lake Winnipeg and NJ the
Saskatchewan 70 Cumberland Howe whch{s tn latitude
81 longitude l02 20. They hope accomplish The journey
~ For Garry in ton days and from sckirk W Cumbcr
land House in fifteen days II IA not unlikely that the
party q Catholic missionaries IN ~ Par on their route
10 Isle IN Crorse will make the voyage 10 Cumberland In
company with the present party.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-25

rRKxcHxsx DrcwxvD-The vcvecnncs (vt) Cvts>s
states that Freochsnsn, named Gundon, was drowned
IL alone ut the time Eighty dollars found IN
tho pockets a bis clothes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-25
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.

The Veto en the Homestead Bul-The Chinese
Dansulty with France and EngIand-The
Naval Appropriations Tho Steamer Semi
.neie - Appointments Confirmed : nhastra-
tIsw to Accompany the Report on the
Crinean War-The Boston Pest once Tho
SuperintenAent Of Public Prlntlng-The
Psst once Deficiency Bill, &c, &c.
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TrUsoess-Dv. uarsh Continues % Apply
frus.ss sYycverH scnIds. Ersce. sosenacs nandagsA
appliances s0pIs1 iA1y attendance N u fenale a.
psstessI oSvsssy srssA Asor Hoass sSpssAs 4 fsss
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SHIPPING NEWS.

from NYork March 1s Martha, and G Glover, at Mel
bourne; 18Th Warren do April g. Alma, do; April l. Oscar
sydney June g. Stella nj Bremen; WIN Tell at Iayre 10Th
Alliance the Clyde 18Th Harriet do 10TH Pat
rick Henry Fillmore Deal Harvest Queen
at Liverpool; -th Pace at Brouwerehaven-
Arr from Boston 9th, q Carl, at Cuxhayen.
Arr from NOreans 7h Mazeppa, and o. rien at Genoa
Alice Rail al bordeaux ath Ferriero at Havre 9Th lanhe
at Cuxhaven; -th Mian at Alicante Mary Anna, at Hevoe
algonquin, New England, and Geo West, al Liverpool.
Arr from Philadelphia 18th, Calypso at Queenstown
Arr from Charleston 10th, Inkefmann at Clyde:
Arr from Savannah 9Th Agnes at Bremen 10TH Elsn, at
Liverpool; 18th, Arab at Clyde
Arr from Mobile til, 81 Marys at Hamburg
Arr from Galveston -th, Peiades, at Liverpool
Sid for NYork Devonshirc from Deal 2h, Anartc
and katahdin, from liverpool
The Moro Castle while being owed out Of dock at Liverpool
for New York masts by collision with the
n A Bright for Melbourne.
An Am picked up, bottom upwards and taken into
.Tersrhellna
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Gosp~~xy-HsypErys.-In Brooklyn on Thursday,
June n, by the Rev. William n. Mburn, Mr. o. Atwrs
GoEpEcxN 10 Mas Eiis C., daughter of the late Wy
decker, Hq.
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~ French capital Their object present the wishes of
sit the country to the Emperor OF France
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The demand for discount continued active, and bust
ess done in the open market below the bank min
imum four per cent The transfer books for consos
closed preparatory to the payment of dividends The
market was fiat, but the fluctuations slight.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The sales Of cotton for the three days ending Tuesday
were II 900 bales including $500 speculation and for
export. The market closed with declining tendency
with but little inquiry, and prices weak Quotations ir.
regular
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The advices from Manchester unfavorable. Quota
aioas were barely maintained.
LIVERPOOL BREADsruFFs MARKET.
The weather unavorabc for the crops Richardson
Spence Co., report -four frm and Cd. Is. higher;
Western 2ss Philadelphia 2ss. 2ss. 81. Wheat firm
and I'd. a 80. better; Milwaukee red, lis. Corn
quiet and Cd. lower, with a better inquiry
mixed ,32s 32s 3D. yellow, 32s Cd. 1885, white 34s
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Beef quiet Pork quiet Bacon steady. Lard quie
and Arm Tallow steady and quiet
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Sugar dull Ashes dull Pearls sos. 81. Coffee quiet
Rice firm Rcsin steady: common As. Sd 4s 3D. Spirits
turpentine dull at as
LONDON MARKETS.
wheat upward and advanced 81. a 3s. per quarter
Sugar steady. Coffee firm Tea steady at Is. sgd for
common Congou Rice firm and tending upwards. Tai
low 62s. Linseed oil 2Ss. 3d. ron--scotch pig dull.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
There is brisk demand, but rates generally I'M
changed Consols closed Tuesday at 1885, for account
sexdivdend
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, June 14-P. NJ
CotonSalcs, two days, II 900 bales, including $500
to spectators and exporters the market closing dull and
unchanged.
Imports, e,2as bales previously 2s, PA bales.
Breadstuns-Flour steady. whest-Upward tendency.
Corn downward Prices easier, but not quotaby
changed.
Provisions quiet and steady. Lard firm and in good
demand
LONDON, June Ia, 1860.
Consos closed at o3ss 931 for account, exdvidcnd.
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"Win % Payf" Try 10. ny Having
s'ss,g ~Ssi ron can % sssi PcwLsR R&Is. 2sse1o.
logtuGA 20 Broadway.
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Whfts, the Halter, AheaA.-Nsw shapes
b ans s9.. Hala inOe duo froa auction 0ss douas
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An Article for the bald ana Gray
WOODS Hair Restorative II fails preserve
perfectly any axe. Depot ~ Broadway. and sold every
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-25

Crisssdero's HAIR Dye, wigs and Toe.
PEGS The the wourid Wholesale retail
Dye privately applied. at No. Astor Hcuse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-25

Otron9erS aad Citizens May New AvaO
neDssaves PrufesW POWlERE servsoea n ~ PArsno
logical Cabhe. 80 Broadway anA obtain ehAxta viii fun
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C1irshugh's Dlusavs wig, with Un-
nroahvuy, ZEN 70 A. 3. olewAN,a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-25

For Bsllious, Flatulent and other CO.
cs so Cholera Morhus and All spasmcdc Afcccns q the
Stomach and Rowris HOiLOWAfS Pulls decidedly the
best and most eneotnd remedy known. Their action :.
prompt, safe and reliable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-25

Ladies' Dress Gimps-New and Bee uti-
mi styles nj LOCKITT, SON co - 25i Fulton street,
Brooklyn. Trimmings made 10 match.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-25

Droohlyn PhosoGra phs.-WilliamsonS
Miniatures Cabinets Imperals and Life SIZE Two forty
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q. B. slost d Co.'s Celebrated Elliptic
'>'>- ''>- a. IT, COLLINS, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-25

a Grover - Baker Hsaseless Sewing Ma
chine Ire best friend Of he family Once Broadway
New York. aad ID Fulton sreet, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-25

Omeial Drawings OF Hodges, Davis Il
co.'s Consolidated Lotteries OF Georgia
CLASS S65, JuNI r. 1880
61, ~, IL, 40, 30, 10, So, "a, Ga, AZ, ~, @.
Prizes cashed at 558 broadway. Circulars free
HODGES. DAVIS a Co.
Managers Macon. Georgia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-25

whiskey.-s. r. Salts Kentucky salt
river bourbon, sold by all drurxrta HEGEMAN A co.
Eos lea, BQ I'll and 76S broadway NY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-25

win be hired for the present low rates residents Of
New Yct Brooklyn and WIN .,sgrg VIII he privilege Of