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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-31
ARRIVAL OF THE BOHEMIAN.
one DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
ADVANCE IN COTTON,
&c., &C., 20.

PoRrIAsD, Jan. 80, 1861.
The steamship Bohemian, Capt Grange, from Liver
poo NH via Londonderry 18th nsL arrived at hapast
nine A. N. to-day
me steamship Angio-Saxon from Portland arrived at
Londonderry the 18th.
The steamship Fulton, from New York, arrived at
Cowes on the 18TH She was of the Needles at noon Of
that day.
The bohemans advices via Londonderry are one day
later.
The london Times (cy srtcle) Of the evening OF l7th
saysFngish funds were firm at the commencement this
morning but closing prices ultimately the same as yes
terday In the discount market day the demand was
moderate About f12 900 soveeigns were taken from
the Bank to day The railway market 10 nat,
owing TO falling of the traffic. II Is stated that the
Bank of France has experienced further drain Of gold
20 the amount OF $500 E4O0 900 since the pubica
ton of the monthly roturn on Friday last They are
understood however, to have purchased about fl60 COO
OF gold in Germany. The Bank Of Engano's rate OF
discount at present in advance OF the terms OF the
principal continental oes transactions can be effected
on Paris at 81 per cent, Brussels s, Hamburg Frank
fort and Amsterdam g.
The Times deprecates the secession movement inc
Southern confederation would become the real United
States as far as territory and prospective
cerned II is doubtful whether connection between New
York and New England hand and Illinois and tho
neghborng States the other, would long survive
total separation Of the South.
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ITALY

II wns believed that the fro would be resumed on the
2lsi at Gaeta The Sardinians were resolved to at
tack by sea without delay.
All that has been said about the substitution Of ships
OF other those of France is pure invention
well the nonrecognition Of the blockade Of Gaeta
whether by Russia Spain ANY ship which, after the
10Th before the place will expose itself
and by of the rights Of be fired upon by the
Sardinans.
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FRANCE.

semi official article was expected, declaring that
should Piedmont make on Austria she must expect
no aid from France.
The military preparations Of France were scale Of
great magnitude.
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Naval Intelligence.

News from the United States steamer Dacotsh now on
her way 10 join Tho East Indies squadron 10 the 2oh OF
october. She had reached Mauritius from Cape Town
was taking In coal and provisions, and would sail 10
fow days fer hor destination.
Tho Norfolk people arc loudly complaining that only
four hundred employed IN their yard while tho
Germantown and hcrrmac need rentting. The anthort
te think hcac vessels far advanced occu
py Portsmouth ust They will not DO hurried.
However the Mcrrimac n 10 be equipped forthwith.
Advccs by tho Niagara report the arrival OF the United
Sides steam frigste (sg ship Richmond At Gsets Italy
he ssluted the old Nespolitan flag With caused some
dissatisfaction n the SardDians The atoreshp Release
had called for Boeton with invalids.
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SPAIN.

The minister had stated in the Cotes that the spanish
navy had received strict orders to aos in conformity win
the policy OF neutrality. 1t cons"" nty false that
n Snanisb vessel at Gan.-' Bourbon troops
the dir~-.'
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value by the admixtue o dirt any foreign substanc.
TO sixteen cents pound or less shall be subject TO pay
duty Of eight cents per pound anything In this oct
10 the contrary Notwithstanding: Provided, also,
that when wool Of different qualities Of the
same KIND OF sort imputed in the bale, bag or
package and The aggregate value Of the contents Of the
bale, nag package shall be appraised By the appraisers
at rate edng sixteen cents per pound IL shall be
charged with duty u eight cents per pound Provided
further, that bates different sorts embraced in
the sine invoice, at the same price, whereby the ave
rage price shall no more than ten por centu
the value ~ the whole thal be appraised according 10
Tho value o. ne bale OF the best quality and bao
bales shall be liable TO less rate OF duty consequence
OF being nvoiccd with wool OF lower value Provided
ALSO that sheep skins, raw or manufactured imported
with tho wool on washed unwashed shall DO subject
TO a duty OF Htccn per ccntum nd yalorer,
Sec 49, And be II further enacted Tha, from and aftor
tho day and year aforesaid there shall be levied col
ected and paid on the importation OF tho articles hercn
after m.nt oned the following duties, that say First
On Wilton, Saxony and Aubusson patent yeiyct Tourney
velvet and tapestry velvet carpets and carpctng and AL
medallion whole carpote fifty cents per SQUIRE yard
Brussels taprtry Brussels carpets and carpottng
thirty I'VE cents PEI square yard all treble ingram
and wosted chain vcns carpets and twenty
fvo por square yard on all Other xmas carpets
ona oarp''ng Of wool bonp ax or cotton, or puts Of
OF thirty per centum ad yalorcm: Provided, that mats
rugs zero ma covers hassocse pedsdce and Other por
herein imposed ON carpets crpAug Of similar cha.
rsc,r all other mate sccee0r, hsssocks ani rugs
duty u thirty per ccntum ad yalorem sccond-On ali
wccen cuthp or cloth u which wco shall BIO the chief
component material uled or milhd kerseys and plains
valued At twenty Eve cents per square yard and under,
uuty cf twenty per certum al valorem; ali cloths,
rassn.rcs kerseys buckskins, doeskns TIVE, d. plains
and felts, o. goods IL similar character, valued at
twenty i've cent? End not exceeding seventy i've cents
per square yard duty Of sixteen conts per pound aud
In addition tbe eto twenty per centum ad vsore valued
NJ seventy I've cet pr square yard, duty Of six
10 cona per pound and In addition thereto twenty
Eve Ter centum al ysloren; on all beaver cloths Dunn
olofr pilot cloths, ~ torshams, felt cloths similar
c.ths sui able for ovo'coats bankcts valued at
oi.s d,.l - less per square yard, a duty OF six.
teen ccnig per pound. and in addition there,o az
teen per c,ntum nd vaorem, valued above
n. ton dol
yard duty of sixteen cents per pound, and Ia
addition thereto twenty per centum nd yoren valued
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demand Is hnlFed ana confined 10 the fet"tt u"ue
at S250S25 so " Dbl. for Mess. Round lots may be
quoted at s24 " Dbl.
The stock at the Inspection Warehouses on the
LIST inst. was Also bbls, of all kinds
Weeks receipts, 9S bhls.; exports, 81.
BACON e. The receipts have been hight ana
transactions have been limited to retail lots, at
lie for Shoulders, lie. for Ribbed Sides, and lie.
for Clear Sides and ll@l6c. u IL. for Sugar Cured
Hams.
Weeks receipts, Is casks anu uefceS eA-
ports, ,.
LARD. >. The receipts nave been hght' lLe sup
ply in store is moderate, and We have heard OF no
sales of any moment Prime in tlerces may be
quoted at 9lc. y ii. The supply OF Kegs Is nearly
exhausted. The retail demand IS met at I"5c' loi
terces and lie. = ID in kegs.
Weeks receipts, bbls. and tics. and / Kegs ;
exports, equal to IS kegs.
BEEF. There have been no receipts, the sup
ply is limited and there IS only retail business
doing Mess may be quoted at Stl@SlS, according
TO quality and brand, and ITlme and Prime Mess
&l00SlS Il Dbl.
The stock on hand at the Inspection warehouses
on the LIST. was ~ tlerces and Isl bulls
Weeks receipts, COO bbLs. aud tcs'; exports,
none.
COFFEE. Inc demand mas again oeen moderate
and prices are unchanged; the sales ct the week
have embraced some Z92 bags at lS0@ -0e' Il
IL. We quote Ordinary H. Fair to Good FaT Is@
zoe Il To-
Tie stock now on hand Is about o'o oaSS'
BUTTER AND CHEESE There nave oeeh some
receipts OF Ne" Butter but lie supply OIL sue is
| light and the demand moderate. we qNH'e Nc"
Western Rstter at 25@5oc' u d. ana Ola western
Cheese at S0loc. Il ID.
BAGGING AND korE...'Ol kentucky Tagging
there have been no transactions OF any moment :;
the asE sales were at l39t' q yard Tor hanu anu
Power-oom. 1t may be quoted at rc'all al i'<9'
l1c, on time, and l5c. u yard cash. STOCK on the
LIST. inst. $3.50 pieces. VI INDIA the sales comprise
o' 0''0S at ~. " S"'N, '"S" .:
70 4l''.U az ,2Ss wv co., ,'U
o'eoM o'i .'a -, '''', a''''0 'r'0 D't'
'e."'''t az i0&g Nv u w. o''' ''' 'l''
nav ~ lu' ,''o
w. !""S1 1''..l "I''
| ''''" '2 ,,oo
lS' ,''S' i0O '''i' ''''l' GNU WV
'"%'e
U E,y, .'..
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oooAE, Inc io0'p'S n"'o oe0' ~, "nN VIC
demand has been conhnea 70 ABOUT GOV mos III
small lots, at 2393c for inferior, 54@33 Tor Com
mon to Good Common S4C944 for Far to Fully
faF, o0o2e' lor tf'hc 10 ohoiee heIi0" anu
7@74c. II ID, for White Clarified.
Weeks receipts, us hhds., % bbIs.; exports,
% hhds.
MoLAssEs The receipts have been more moder-
ate and the demand has shown less animation, at
previous prices. The reported sales for the week
comprise about 200 bbls. We continue to quote
zoe. for Fermenting, 2lc, for Common, 23t224 for
Prime and Choice Rc-boiled, City Refinery Re
boiled is selling at 25@28c' u gallon.
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Nen OEleaas 5tloaeg 5tlathet.
GRKsaKHr OFFICE. no. 7Gtlamr street
Friiay Evening, July ), 1851.

fflfay Evening, Ju4y p l6sI }
The movements to-day in the money market
offered nothing for comment. Bank managers met,
passed the usual courtesies, took a look at their
respective teklers, and adjourned after passing the
usual number Of applications for renewals. The
demand for money is extremely light on the street
Now and then, or here and there, broker can be
seen with stray cotton factors acceptance, and
an occasional call loan is made at a reduction from
the ruling rates OF last month";
I The Stock market continues quiet Shareholders
are receiving larger dividends than expected. Our
banks have been very fortunate III their exchange
transactions the past season. All the suspended
exchange held last year has been charged up by
those banks which are now paying their dividends
SO that they now move off with pleasant breezes
and free sheets.
We annex the half-yearly statement of the Mer
chants Bank, ending on the first inst. The profits
for the last six months are above the expectations
of its stockholders, and after paying dividend of
get. out of the earnings for that time, a balance
of $4,000, or over II get is carried to the reserve
fund. The doubtful exchange balance, which was
held by the bank last year, has all been charged
up to profit and loss, SO that clear and clean bal
ance sheet is now presented to stockholders. 1t is
presumed that the management Of the bank meets
with the approval Of its stockholders, and that its
duties to the public at large have been fully and
faithfully performed. The statement below com
mends itself We also learn that a doubtful debt
for 100000, which charged up, will in all pro.
liability be recovered so the counsel for the bank
IN London expresses. This will Of course, enure
as further benefit to stockholders.
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>,FF1CIAL JOURNAL.
CSRsR W n q y va ar@ 70 a. EsA a. II
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

CouNclL CHAMBER CITY HALL,
New Orleans, Friday, July .. 1864.
The Beard met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Members present: Hon. !. 0. NNon President ;
Mcssrs. Huckins, Moreau, Robin, Stith and Wilt
&C.
4 message was received informing the Board of
Aldermen that the Assistant Board was in session,
and ready totake into consideration such measures
as might be adopted by them.
On motion, tho Board went into secret session.
After short time the doors were opened and the
Board adjourned to the chamber Of the Assistant
Board, to meet said Board III joint secret session.
After which the doors were opened, and the
Board of Aldermen retired and adjourned to Tues
day next, at 6 O'Clock ?. VI.
CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Sec'v.
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signedl NM. s. MOUNT, ici,,,S n
], July !, 1861.

The next dividend will be by the Bank of I.oui,
siana old Ajax is sure Of paying the six months
quota. II premature to talk about the extra,
There have been no sales of shares this week
other than 100 shares Of City Railroad Company at
9G for 70 paid Verify, this is an institution, and
has jumped into the affections of the public at a
$40 pace.
The movements in other railroad shares and
bonds have been light remarkably light The
0pelousas Railroad Company is moving along
quietly. rs revenue is increasing rapidly from
sales Of lands. II has now the control of seven
hundred and five Thousand acres of land, worth at
this time three millions and half of dollars. Some
of the richest and most productive lands in the
world are under their control. The company are
now receiving proposals at from five to fifteen dol
lars per acre from parties DESTROYS of becoming
actual settlers. The best aud most favored selec-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-06

NICkSBURG-Per steamer Iherville-ll bales
cotton to 0 Nelson AGO. do Nixon &cO--G do
G Male &c.- 5 do J Watt &co-- do G Connolly
&co-3 do W & Urquhart-l do NJ Greenwood
$50 sacks cotton seed A hIaginnis--4 hhds tobac-
co Jas Turner--l do Wilson 4 Young--l Fl Short
&co-- Is @cks corn to Horrell, Gayle Eco 40 bbs
hams to Wo0drut, MOulton &cO-27 bbls butter 10
F Del Boniio-52 rolls leather Lebose-l0 bales
mkse Mcfarland q Barksdale - bales wool Moon
& Bro % coils rope to } Murp&y-llis pkgs
fruit and sundries to order-Total ~ bales cotton
hhds tobacco.
ATTAKAPAS-Per steamer Picayune No So
hhds sugar r Hare &co-l0 do Lapene Il Ferre-2
10 Hall X .Rydd- 81 calves and sundries TO order.
FORT ADAMS Per steamer Golden Age 81
bales wills Mcnard Il Vignaud-sundrics to order.
OUACUITA RIVER-Pcr steamer Era No I'll
bbls -four Capt Scott III sacks cotton seed A
Magnnis- pkgs butter TO NJ Hall--sundres to
order.
DONALDSONVILLE-Per steamer Empire Par
ish-sundries to order.
BAYOU SARA--per steamer Acadia-sundres
to order.
BARATARIA- Per steamer Bee sundries to
order.
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AebiEt u tbE 5tlNrkets f0E 9ast GAeeR,
CRESCENT UFFIcE, No. 70 Camp street
Saturday Morning, July E, 1861

CRESCENT OFFICE, Camp !
Saturday Morning. July t, lS6l.5
The extreme dullness noticed in our general
market at the date Of our last weekly review, has
prevailed since. In Cotton nothing has been done
except filing a few triang orders for Southern
manufactures. In Tobacco there has been some
| inquiry, and we hear of sales which have been
suppressed. Iii Sugar and MoIasscs, the trans
actions have been confined to small lots. Flour
and Corn have been in better demand, but at
weaker prices, while Provisions have remained
very dull, For further particulars we refer to the
details below.
The weather has been, warm, with frequent
showers Of rain.
CoTToN. The market has remained at q stand
STILL the business Of the week being confined to the
filling Of few tri9ing orders for Southern manu-
factories. Tie sales comprised none on Saturday
and Monday, As bales on Tuesday. and "A on We'd
nesday. Thursday was generally observed as a
holiday and nothing was done. Yesterday we did
not hear of a sale. We omit our table Of quota
tons which are entirely nominal.
STATEMENT or COTTON.
stock hand LIST September l85G....... bales 1877
SeaS leS''8 c5o-,s
1868
Exported since Observation-Disclosures. lelG,9I3
Exported yesterday, -....,......... yU0- l9l693
Sock on hand not cleared Observation-Disclosures. 7S2
TOBACCO. -. There has been some inquiry and we
have heard of Sales the particulars of which were
suppressed, and continue to quote as follows, for
reference only:
Factory iileS ..,r....-....... Z'4h3f
Leaf Inferior to Common. G1b
Choice ana Selections.
aTATRMENT OF TOBACCO.
Sock hand ist September 1856. hh5e 1850
RSeif tS sessray aas7
555s7
ESp9rteJ yestefdsy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 900 So7.S
Stock on hand 40. cleared. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1879
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CATTLE MAX Z T.

JEFFERSON CITY. July 6, 1861
Arrived during the week 432 Texas Beeves 507
Sheep and 1872 Veal Cattle Amount Of Stock sold
were 1l74 Texas Beeves, $40 Hogs, 600 Sheep and
10 Veal Cattle. Stcck remaining on sale are 400
Texas Beeves. 80 Hogs, G5 Sheep and Isl Veal
Cattle. We quote
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L. EUYf3H SIR HDfsEH. RUUN3stLg ARD
81 =. ORNAMENTAL WORKS, CONG. Of Benton Rro
Fuplnosiro streets; Office No l0G st. Charles Greet
S4 Two doors the C4rles Fhcatsri Manufacture
to ara Approved Psrng Of GiiinEs, Ter4r
labs BORA Shutters Vntl5 Brigts Straight End I-cIs
5aifs Store Frgrg5 Capitals all kinds Ct CASE AM
VROUGHT IRON WORK FOR Building RvtP0ses,
ps3, Raing3 GSatuEs Guard Ro1oe SGh W2ghH and Ven
ag6ra or sAa Od Etand LIE s. Charles street, fa7
,rieer5 ably
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arrived Yesterday.

Schr Hy Waters, Cox, I'm Brazos Santiago, to
master.
field & Wilbur.
Steam boats.
Era No 7, Moore, FIN Ouachta River.
Empire Parish, Grant, I'm DOnQld3onye.
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the Company conueo against ID. sis Of the sesu
and rivers and loss and dage by nj Tie grren rates
rronrHFs
s4s~ Once, No. t1pro1dant qtraet. dI7 tf
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MEDICINES.
THR SOLDIERS SAFE GUARD.
ANEW WEAPON or DEYENcA
SAFETY AGAINST DnATni


eoLDuHs, VIC CALAMITY voluns,-r their s,ryts-
2 the Government sllouh be protecssd ssnins
Hckneas and Denth by ingorious disease ~ h .
yell authenticated fact thai in all wars since warAr,
sickness than from The CASUALTIES Of war.
Ia evury soldier ~ armed with RADWAYT
READY RELIEF. u viii prove ~ ssrviceabe -
Tor will result frUrn sunstruk Darrhea, Dyscntery,
Rcver and AJTie, Typhus aud typhoid Fevern,
hboumAtsm, Neuralgia, he, or other pains;
Coughs. Colds, Influenza, or Asthma With this
remedy plentinilly used Ia the camps, no Gohna@
will treak ont or pcstilencs prevail.
RADwAYs READY BELIEF has bcsn fully
proved b 10 The most Important equipment of The
medical stores. II saved the lives 81 Thousands q
poidlers IN venesuela, New Oranada- and Ecuador,
South America II also proved ~ great value " this
Eighth Regiment, during their enoanpmem -
Quarantine, a. vouohed for by all the officers, and
upwards Of $40 privAtes ~ thu gallant Eighth.
should the chances Of war require tho presenos d
our trOops In the malarious regions, lagoons and
marahea and rice plantations 81 tho Southern Btataa
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF viii prove Of mors
prvce " used, ts,n all the latteries and artHeries
dhe earth. With this remedy, tie loss Of lifs By
lhe diseases Of climate will le small; without H. and
dependent upon the skill ~ tho army surgeons,
.colimated, and without experience N the dises-
es A. they prevail In those localities the loss Of LIFE
will 10 fearful.
RADwAYs READY RE1IEF will s.ye the Tvs.
OF thOse who may lo seized with any u the climatic
tseases ofthe Bputhern States. For twelve Year,
u has batred successfully with tho most fsrmidAbs
Of pestilences ~ the rice, cotton aud sugar pantn-
tons, Railways READY RELIEF, as a proven
hve and curative ~ disescs incidental " the Bouth
nn States, In no experiment but an absolute fat.
H. case ~ Wounds, Bruises BpfninA, Gnn-Shot
Wounds, Sabre or Bayonot wound, tho application
81 RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will be ~ greai
ervice, and " used judicouEy viii prevent in0am-
nation, modification, and save the necessity Of en-
putaiion-
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DRESS.
CHEAP AND RELIABLE HAIR DYEl
~ BRiEsr a CO.'S
C0LUM DIAN HAIR DYE
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTs


Elus', Rnot bct'cr than any hlr' priced Dye now u
ugn. Our "a Hrt1 In ~ ct5 and HHDnrnsmo tie iol.
lowing vel known Du E',atj aud btogeE.epersI
hrD York.
l.. A. HoApLEY, Druggist 81 Eighth avenue.
GEEr * Co, Drus5 lsss, s'v second Avenue '"r
PoETrs & FAHomrn, Pernuncts, 4l5 Hudson H..
and also at 10 Stn agenuo.
PALAlAofIo, Drusslsta, Bancroft House, NJ. sh
DApE& Co., Druggists, as FOURTH ave-, or. 3i-,
kEApE Il Co., DrSsg SITS, conner u Houston sIgee
and avenue ID; ooruur ,t Adeu and Stanton sts, and
II avenue ID, c"rlrr Tu'Ids -
DB. BuyvE, 'urg.st 40 Grand ~, near K.dga
q, IL. luoRNk, Druggist, 49, Hudson, corner "A
Desbru ises ~,
W. W. TnAYFn, Druggist $40 Pearl 81.
JB. WuTP, cor. Columbia and \ yinKtOn IN,
and corner Madison and Montgomery sts.
Ms. y. PKCEIM, Artist In HAN, 2Os BoweTy.
BARBoRN's NvNs Depot 20 Division -
BTOoklUL
J.E. GHEY, Dru ,a,ist, Myrtle and Franklin EVoA
Dn q. REYSoLps, Druggist 200 Court -
F.W GossLlEo, Druggist, % Fulton 81 ~
r. q. RUTuERFoKD, Druggist, Myrtle ave . OA1A
q. q. CLosK, Druggist 100 Fulton NJ
FiHiamsburgh.
MLLLoY a Co, Druggists South 9th 81, cor dsh
BowRON, Druggist, South 9TH 1T, COR Seventh -
DR HOW'LL, Druggist, 30 Grand st. near "a -
]. TOHrKlSss Variety Store, go Grand "a
W. q, Cross, Druggist, South second and hbAl
IS, aud BI2 Grand At.
W. d. BEAESs, Druggist, 100 Grand -
HeOdrk, NJ J.
2. A. BoYLs, % Blocker u.
donates, L. l.
ftoE q Co, Hall Of Pharmacy. Also fur nh b
DrugghA generally throughout the oounkzy.
Manufactured and for aAls twholss.ls snA rsa.Il
~ " S0V" sI0sR s0~D E w s.s.ssssr
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MOSQUITOES.
VACCINE VIRUS.

We have complo,ed arrangements Hth phyBi.
sian OF rSi '"lrd practice a. furnish - with fresh
Vaccine ynu3 iium hcal,hy infants, IN chemically
sealed glas' tubes, Rll win sp.|y pNTpi"I1na and
surgeons in tho army IA cither vaccine matter ~
sCaba, In 81 q tul i,r - cents -or two tubes,
pAs c. aiming waco matter Es' tub ',',". uy,lAs
ipr bO cents, ,.al a 90. yac- al "a a' lts.ti'l per-
FOnH. Wo N,ll o. aguu'oo cycrv tulo ~ N6!lne . 10
fr.lh aud pare, ard iun healthy iHi.n's.
Address RADNAI 81 CO., - john e., including
The amount IN POI ;''ioWI'.
hADWAI q Co,
ny24 t'oo0 80 John =, y. Y.
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ARMY NHCEssTTIEa.

ene II The mon importAn, military Requisites
which the Government overlooks, IN RADWAY'1
READY RELIEF. This remedy IA the SOLDIERS
bAfB0UARD, and will protect him on all occasions
against sickness and sudden attacks n pestilenti
fbsease. Every Camp, Fort and Bhip-Mitary
Md Naval stdon--shonld bs supplied with this
powerful weapon Of dafgncs.
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SMALL POL.

The military bulletins announce tha, Small Po1,
keasles, and Malignant Fovers, have broken cut In
nil dctiined-May 92d-ai vi let's Point and ous
hoops n, Washington, Annap Tia, Fortress Muproe,
Ee swelling tho sick list " an alarming extent. This
govornmcnL by neglecting W supply hs medical
With