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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06
Arrivals and Departures OF mails.

Mails for Nav yo,, C,tv. I,ostop. AIbanv nusfalo
pittsbn,rh e,e,,snvii,e wav Gisvs,snd xnssssiis 4
NsWarF Granville WsshinEtSn CITY, Baitimors. Phiis
edi at7E o'oioc, =. nj. '''' 1''' 's1nsas' '-'"r'
A throurh mail for New Yorh ana niersisnd olose,
daily (supdays exceptedl AZ 1 O'clock n nj.
q. b. q O r. r. vay Mail oloses asiiv fyundays ar
oeptedl Al O'CLOCK n. m. ! ~--'iNT 4
Oentrai Ohio Way Man eosea d.iIv uudsya sxcepted)
at 4 O'clock m m 80
Oancinnat way Mail oIose. dav (sundays excepte Al
o'clock D. m. = :
Chicago, Dubuoue. Delaware Marion and Wortbiuv.
ton Mail ciosea daiiy (rndays exceptedl AT O'clock
d. m. tr--'' w. IL -
Mails for Xenta sprinpheld DAYTON, Toledo Cincn--
NATL IndanapoIis. LouisyilIe. a. Louia and netrot
eiosea daily fhnndsvr exoepted, AZ ~ n M
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NoRroLK, April5.-The schooner Lucy L.
Warren, of Baltimore, was seized in Hampton
Roads, for violation Of the inspection laws.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06

u Itis noted as something wonderful that a
teacher Of peumanship in twelve lessons taught
a lawyer to read his own writing ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06

IL See advertisement Of Prof. MLLER's
Hair Invigorator in another column.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06

New York Cattle Market,

FoR THE WEEK EsDrNa WEDNESDAY, April 3. 1861.
TOTAL REcKrnoE CATTLE or ALL KINDS, EoR THE WEEK.
According to the reports from the several market.
places IN the city there have bsen received thisweek
Sheen and tt ii
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!, WE Know. NO OTHER WAY.-By which you can
be convinced that Guernsey's Balm will poei-
lively perform what We say twill, than for yor
R to make one application OF w.. as9 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06

y S7- All should read Prot, Woods advertise
mont in anVthsr cVlumn.
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icated compound to be around the Waist, without
injury to the most delicate persons change In habits
of living 10 required, and u entirely removes the dis
ease from the system, without producing the injurious
effects arising from the Of powerful internal medi.
cnes, which weaken and destroy the constitution and
icnal properties contained in the Band in contact
with the blood and reach the dsease through the
Of the skin, eectng 10 euery instance perfect cure,
and restoring the parts afflicted healthy condition.
This Band also mostpowerful agent,
and will entirely relieve the system from the ericf0s
effects Of Mercury. Moderate cured In few
days. and constantly receiving testimonials Of Its
efficacy In aggravated cases Of long standing.
PRtcr $500, to be had Of DruggBs generally, or can
be sentby mall express, with full directions for
Onice. = f " = 10 -
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GUERNSEY'S BALM!
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THE HOG MARKET.

Receipts this week, {, ,002. H.
The quotations OF prices Of live Hogs to-day Is give
as follows by Henry d. Grout Superintendent Of h
market: Corn'fed Hogs b, live weight, at 5K@
l2c. /; Distiley Hogs, 4HQ4Xc. - eH
The receipts have been larger this week than last an,
prices OF corned Hogs have declined and fears are en-
tertained Of still further decline.
Geo: ". Dorman gives the following as the price o.
Hogs this week: =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06

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Citizens Of the United States that they have obtained the
Agency for and enabled to offer to the American
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pain or swimming In the head Paf taton Of ne Heart
ohoking or suocatng feeling when lying down. Drvnsss
OF feowness Of the Skin and Eyes, Night sSweass In
ward leve Pain in the small Of The bSn chest ofside.
sudden fushes OF Heat Depression Of Bprts Fnghtful
Dreams Languor, Dependency any Nervous Disease
sores or Botches on the Skn, and Fever and Ague of
Ohilla and Rever.)
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And testimonials, new, and almost without number
might be given from ladies and gentlemen In all grade
Of society whose united testimony none could resist
that PIo Woods Hair Restorative will restore the bald
aud gray and preserve the hale OF The youth TO old
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The New York herald., 1861-12-18

were transferred to tho steamers "ws ana anna So,h
Of which we're captured by the gunbsAs New L'huo. @
me Lewis, the vessel was on, was coLhns n.n , ~ ~ y
Orleans bound TO Mobile, having cargo OF moI ~
board When the steamer chased US we threw oVeIpou
several hundred barrels but IL was no use as sno mas
worry fast and brought her guns TO work on US ne
Anna had turpentne ON board, and was pound 70 Now
Orleans l. well as my shpmates were glad 10 De cap
tred and be brought North There are but few troops
Mobile, there being scarcely enough 10 man the two
forts and there is not guns enough TO put IN the Eoang
battery they building to protect the entrance 10
the harbor There three ''ong Toms the wharf
but heard gentlemen say they not good for
much. Provisions very high coffee and tea
peciay. Before left thsy drafting troops from
tho city Of Mobile, which caused considerable
grumbing The rebels have the steamers ARROW.
two guns; Pamlico, two guns; Florida, six guns;
Oregon, three guns and the California, with artillery
pieces on board These vessels draw very little water
aud go close IN Shore out Of the reach Of the federal
boats. There Is very great hatred 10 the Northorn
people In Mobile but among tho sailors in the Coincide
rate naval vessels there are good many Union men who
are very anxious 10 get caar OF themn
ALI the prisoners seoned very anxious TO know what
disposition would DO made Of them and the prvatecrs
men were exceedingly anxious to know what action had
been taken in relation 70 the Savannah prvateers They
were all well pleased with their treatment on board OF
the various ships which thoy had been prisoners and
especially the Connecticut. Today their cases will be
exam nod into u roughly, and they will be disposed OF
accordingly In the meantime they remain in tho custody
OF the United States Marshal.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18
TIE LATE FIGHT At FORT P,CKeMs,

The Position OF tho Opposing Forces--Cficinl
Accounts OF tho Tight-The Terrible conaegra-
ton at CAarlcstcn-yho Kason-siideli Affair III
England Latest News, &C., &c.
Tho Official report Of Colonel Brown, oommaudant nj
Fort pickens Of the recent Fight at that post with tho
Eobols, and graphic account Of the affair furnished
by officer board tho frigalc Niagara accompanied
wtha Map show ng tho relative positions pckans
Mcl,ea, Barranoas, the town Of Warrington tho Navy
Yard and tho town OF Pensacola. will DO found this
weeks edition OF the TAay Herald, ready this (ved-
nescay) morning II will also contain an account Of Tho
landing OF General Buffers Expedition al Ship Island on
the MIS- sspr river with description of tho situation
and inn ogancc OF tho island tho latest news rron the
Union Army throughout, The country, Important inelIi
gence from Europe, giving details of the Excitement ia
Egand the reception Of The of the Capture o.
Mason aud Slde aud muoh other interesting reading
Peco two coIars per year Single copies, ous cents.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Detention Of the Africa and the Mails for Europe
Till Tomorrow, &C.

Detention Of the Africa and the Mails for Europe
Till Tomorrow, &C.
Tho Cunard steamship Africa, Captain shannon. has
boen detained by ordsr OF tho British Minister at
Washington and will not eavs this port till to morrow
afternoon, for Liverpool.
The regular mails for Europe will CLOSE in this city at
half past eleven O'Clock this morning. but suppemen-
tary mail will DO maie up TO morrow.
The EUROPEAN EDITION rlIR HERALD 10 Je published
toacrroo morning, will contain details of tho enoct OF
the warke from England full particulars or tho
Terrific Connagration at Charleston s. c. on the llth
and 18th insts, by which Ranks, Hoies, Churches,
Theatres, Stores, Saloons, Warehouses Cannon and
Shell Factories and Dwelling Houses amounting in value
TO Seven Millions OF Dollars, laid in rrius Illus
tratcd with a Map Of the CITY, showing the Burned
District and Last OF tho Names of the Sufferers as
FAR as it has been possible TO ascertain them II will
also contain variety Of interesting matter received by
mail and telegraph during tho previous week and up
to the hour OF publication
sammon Low, Son Co No. AZ iudga.c rIll, London,
England, win receive advertisements and subscriptions
tor the IlERALD.
singie copies, in wrappers, six cents
The New York herald., 1861-12-18
p.,son.s Jntelri1ence.

Major enera Fremont ST cohtinues AT theAstor Houge
remaining there quietly with us family and Captain Tracy
Of his staff The various rnmor to The effect that he has
taken in Washington tha pis movements, since
his removal from command in Missouri arc OF mlscclane
rather than OF responsible character, are destitute
Of any foundation in fact General Fremont remains in
tho city by permission Of the War Department attend
70 his private affairs which have become somewhat de-
ranged since his assumption Of military dut,S5, aud
which it is upderstood will require his attention fof two
weeks yet. subsequent TO which period his movements
have not as yet been determined upon.
Among the foreign ministers presen. The session
serve tysfame Of Mr. Marsh, Minister from the United
States of America.
General Henry Fl. Baxter who has been in the city for
cavalry, returned TO his home, in Rutland yesterday
Governor Buckingham, General Williams, Colonel Os ,
good Colonel Bunce Colonel Biege and Colonel Fitch
Connecticut; c. II. Chase of Rhode Island - Hoy, Of Bal
timore L. Abbott and wife, OF Concord. NJ sherman,
Of Utica are stopping At tho Fifth Avenue Hotol
l. H. Hyait aud Miss J. Il. " Hyatt, from China Col
Seawci Colonel Berdan and Major Hsler Of the tnited
r. f. Paine Jr., OF Boston G. T. Harvey and wire Of
Chicago ~ Miller, Of Baltimore; w. II. VOLS ot the
United states Navy Captain Wilson, OF Albany; nr. a.
D. Hill, of Braalo, and : p. Wasaburn, OF tho United
States Navy are stopping 1t the Astor House.
Commodore Innan Commander McKinstry and Lier-
tenant ousckeubush Of the United States Navy G. NJ.
Walker, c. " Henry and S Crosby of tho United States
Army. !. W. Heard, of Batmore W. H. Spooner and
vie, Of Bos:oa f. X Green OF Montreal G. Preston aud
r .. Harnott, az Maryland, are storrng AZ th 81.
Et-6a'as ac.-l.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

ARRIVAL OF THE HERO or LEXnNGTON.
Colonel kulig, the hero of Lexington enc the noble
exponent Of true sodiery foeling, arrived in tAs Guy
last night and took up his quarters at tho Metppoiban
Hotel instead of the Stevens House. as previously a.
ranged The Colonel beg tired and anxious togct rest
was not troubled BY any formal reception To-day the
city authorities and ali other who wish to pay ttroir
dscfvs TO him will bc afforded opportunity TO do So
Tho committee of the Common Council have issued tho
following notice reference 70 tho roccpton OF Colonel
huiligan;-
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Colonel James A. Mnigan, the hero Of Lexington, viii
ne formally received by the joint special committee OF
'hc Common Council appointed TO extend the hospali
ties OF the city to tho distinguished viser and presented
70 tho ctzens OF this city day. at twelve ocock NJ,
at the Governors Room, City Hall.
The committee will meet al room No. City Hall, at
haipast eleven A. NJ, TO make the necessary arrange
mants ior the reception and presentation.
CHARLES q. CORNELL, Committee
ANDRE FR0MENr, ; Board Of
ISAAC DAYTON, Aldermen.
SIMON inas,s II nnHazLEToN. Committee
MICHAEL. G GROSS, counclrnen,
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

OF hs nephcws, Charles Riley aud John Connolly arc re-
specuy invited 10 attendthe funeral from lae rcsi
Nencc $40 seventh avenue, this wednesday, morning.
L - O'clock His remains i'll be taken TO the Church Of
81 ances seraph IN Thirty first street, between sixth
md onth ave ues, from thence Calvary Cemetery
CaltS aia and ionglord papers please copy
Tisr-t = Tuesday morning, December IT, OF scarie-
tina CAruAN mn EillAnErT eldest da ghtor OF John
Marv Jano l,N = aged years 10 mon his and 90 DAYS
The friends ~ the family respectfully nvitod to
attend The funcra from tho residence Of her paro U.s.
Nn a,t Wcst Fartv seventh street. near Tenth avoalo
without further ny, uon this Wednesday, evening
seven O'Clock >a,a, :,
vRoom-At New BrunA S,o1 r. ~ -; o., on saturday Do
VAN BoKkELRS.--On TuesAAF, november D, at san
Francisco, Cal, GEORGE A., a. ,n Nc 'Ase q. II van
RIO reliiScs and rricnds Of me amy, also those OF
his "a her in law. Dr. John, and OF hs brother Jaw
Dr. ravid Miller respectfully in eo y attend the
funeral from 1877 East Nineteenth streN On inarNdays
al twelve o'clocl.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

PiGLow.--KrNNEy BrooSlyn on Sunday Docembs
10, ny kev. tobt. Lowry, l.. g. BELOW TO Miss BsEaB
KINNEY, daughter OF Captain j. L. kenney, ali Of Brook
lyn,
lint MATnsws--on Saturday, June %, by tho Rev
pr tntier, Mynon L. inI TO Miss IUcy INK Mathews
only daughter OF James Mathews, all Of Brooklyn, LonE
Island.
hAckEszls-IT.- Williamsburg, on Sunday, Decem
Dor y, ny Rev. DR. Samuel Baker, Mr. Joaa MACKENZIE
Miss SARAH r. i1s OF Williamsburg
Philadelphia papers please copy
ROBERTSON -BUTkR-At Syracuse, N. r., Monday,
December l8, by the Rev Charles IT, Butler Hon HElK
KAN D. RoBktIsoN, of Bedford Westohester county N.
" to SARAH O. youngest daughter OF the officiating cler
gyman
RicIMoaD-SmANu.-0n Sunday, Decemherl5, by tho
Rev. h. smith, d. d., SOLOMON u. RICHMOND, JENNE
L. SrRAKG, eldest daughter OF Horace Srang all OF Brook
lyn.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18
TIl II N A v u.
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

The bark Pursuit won't into commission yesterday aftor-
noon, at ono O'Clock and wny TO the ba,k Restless
The steamer rotomska viii so into commission to NOR
with the following list OF o,ears, with OF two
additions yet 10 bc made =
Ar.ia7 Lieateaoaf comr1GndaO--r. G. Wa,meugh
MGSisr---G. W Hay wood.
Ao.iag NOssrs--taicb Curtiss and Bash w. l.cary
Ariing assistant SR,geo.7--.j. G. Smith.
Ac'inq ala,,a's Woie--Sidney Hal.
Aciiay ScoTJ Assis'o9f ffafiree,--Frani; r. Rect
Aciipg Third irsisj~at Epsgecr-Thcm1s q. Hcnklcy.
Acting Yihd AsSis0ni legjncal. Swasey.
Aci'aG Third Asslsqsa FagiaCeI John Lloyd.
Tho On Ser City lott the yard yesterday and wou, down
'he bay. We have alroady given complete list OF her
officers The steam transport Connecticut arrived yes
cfiay and went up TO the yard She is anchored the
buoy. There is eat deal Of business OF Importance IN
tha Ordnance Department. and all its branches kept
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

This restmeh, under command Of Hon. Colonel John
Cocbrape has open recruiting Office at tho corner Of
First avenue and sixth street where they viii be happy
TO enlist about hundred ale hQlisd FOR the war
This regiment is the seat " Wfr n active service
and the opportunity Of joining first class regiment
should not be thrown away.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18
Court CnIenaar-Tbis Dev

SUPREME CouRT CIRcrn.--Part l--Adjourned for term
Part 2Nos e36, l434 l440, 1866 14s4 1904 es4 1852
1864, 1866 156S 1870 1872, 1874, 157s 1884, 1884 1888
1888, 1890
SupRROR CouRr-Part Nos 2615, 2lJ1 l5l3H 1903
1233 1857 26l7 1888 $685. 2J37 2630 2s4l 26d3 2G47
2649 Part 2Nos 6l4, 1926 t22, 222s 234e 1850 2774
1922, 1924, 1926, a932 1856.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoUBT--Prze cascs--l IN II
So to I, 12, a. Is. Admiralty cascs-49 25 81 so ~
81, 81, g., 81, 81. ''0N'
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Release from Fort Lafayette.
TO TEE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

The undersigned has been confined at Fort Lafayette,
and confined through false and wilfu msrcpressna
tons, TO crafty personal malice have always been
and am (cven " it'll the unjust injury and wrong re
ceived) good, truo and nrm supporter Of and 30 onr
as have any influence it shall be for the support main,
tcnance and defence OF our constitution country
our tag. was released to-day.
WILLIAM n SuYDAM
FIX Captain Kings's County Trc0p.
EAsr Hxw yong Dec TO- lS5t
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

Royal Havana Lottery.-Pri2cs Cashcd
and nurma ion furnished by TAYLOR CO., Bankers, 10
Wall street, New York.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18
Les ENFANTS PERDUS.

We happy to state that by tclegraphc despatch
received day from Captain Ferdinand Levy who is at
present in Washington that the beautfci and ecga,
.r-.o r.~inlenl has been accepted by tho
hartmeut The corps is 10 ohe ana Pfo'percs
condition.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18
CALCIUM LIGHT SHARP SHOOTERS

All men mustered into the United States in the
Calcium Light Sharp Shooters organization trans
ferred on Saturday last by special order Of Brigadar
General Yates to the Van Buren, Light Infantry the
transferred retaining their company officers. Men
on furlough arc ordered to report themselves mrned
ate!y AZ Camp Hhouse, Snedikcrs Union Course, East
New York.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

Official Drawings cf Mu~ray, Eddy S
Co.'S kentucky and Missouri State Lot, sros.
kkhrucsy ExrGA CLASS, ci9--.,cccnbcr H. 1861.
81, Sc, 2, ~, AZ, 40, 10, n, 9, 60, 7, l6.
ksNruckY. CLhss Gd0--Decenbcr u, 1851.
u.s. co. 50, 10, n, 81, q, Is, 50, AZ, 10, 90.
Circulars sent rce OF charge BY adtrcssng ci.hcrlo
MURRAY. EDDY co,
Coyingtou, Ky, or 81 louis Mo.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

Cash Paid for POST &C stamps, i'm Large
or small quantities, by RICHARDSON co, tommissot
Agents, 80 and 81 Nassau street, rooms Nos andg
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

Prizes Cashed ia ali LcGnIizcd E,ottcriUs
Information givcn. JOSEPH BATES Broker,
70 Wall street. New YORK.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

with his Hat for the holidays, and those who wish to
sport Of The eicgIEt fabrics turned out from
his ropulr establishment nca stylish and com mforane,
procure 1t by cr 81 2l2 Broadway, of fon
street KNOX understands the wants ol thc pabc thorough
w. this elegant specimen OF his skill proves Buy your
Holiday Hat OF Knox.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18
1861, Couin'. hat and Fur store. 1869.

Holiday Dress silk Hats for young pleu.
Styles entirely and novel.
holiday siycs OF Hats and Caps,
for -Roys-dnd--Glrls.
Ladies' and Caldren,s Furs, Of every description.
Sti II Robes, Fur Gloves Fur Caps.
Jatiesi nd Gentlemen Is Skating t'nps
Fur Trimmings for Cioaks a0d 3unncts.
OF the above very dcsrnbe and suitable
for Holiday Presents.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

Hills Hair Dye. 80 Cents, Black or
brown best In use Depot No Barclay sree- and sold by
all dragcists. ''@ "''N -
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

Easchclor's Hair Dye-The Best IL, the
world; harmless reliable Sold nm an.
Piled at BACHELORS 5 Wig Factory, I6 bond street y
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

At JcRers', 573 Broadway, is the only
place In York where Lades Ramoral Boots be had
from 50 10 So that wil give perfect satisfaction.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18
ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES STEAMER
DACOTAH FROM HONG KONG

The United States steamer Dacotah, Commander James
p McKinstry from Hong Kong, via ST. Thomas the 81
inst arrived on Monday afternoon at this port She will
proceed to Boston this morning. where she will take in
her boilers which now building for her there. II
will probably take month before she viii be again ready
Tor sea
The Macedonian was 10 leave for Boston on the same
day.
The Uncd states ship Shepherd Knapp, Captain
Eytpge arrived al St. Thomas the 18th ut to pro
cure ballast and water.
The United States gunhot frocuos war al st. Thomas
on the Sd. 50 the ship Montinorenci, Of Eath, Me
from Liverpool, wi coal Tor Tie british Mall Steamship
Company. The captain reported having been boarded hy
the privatecr sumter and all of his rauca instruments
taken from him, but allowed the ship 70 proceed nc
countof the cargo belonging 10 British owners.
Tie following the officers of the Lacota,--
Cs7nisaa6r--Jan.cs p. Mex instry
Lieaencnis--.ohn Henry Parker, Edward Barrett,
Montgomery Sicard.
y,a1pase,--Calvin G. Jackson.
Chiet Eagincer--Henry H. Stewart.
.Suracon-Edwin r. Denloy.
Actiag nostey--Smcon +. Gillett
YidIipme,s-5ullvan Dorr Ames, Francis 8 Brown,
Wm, Whitehead.
CLydGins Ciert--Wn. II Clark.
PnyDrar'S Cierl--,Ioln Ferguson.
Ftrd ASS mt EnCincer--Jamcs W. Thomson
Seconf Assistant Engre9--Gecrge y. Barry.
Tayd Assistant Faginesrs--Win1e1 s ThonArsou Louis
j. Allen, Henry ). layids.
Carp1,,ey--loscph q. Myers
Gt5,ner-JohD Gaskiu5
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

net ltteratcurs ofhe French nation The Wis
DC Journeay stands conspicuous. he who once ~.
married. that the rst duty OF woman to be Handsome
acquired beauty has great advant charms
because IL ~ more varied and pqs5n That this remark
true one, al will adni. who have gazed with admit
ration on toe 2eous beautiful DR. FF
Liz LIN GouRAUD's celebrated preparations His Oriental
Crcsm superb Liquid Rouge, Lilly White, Italian Medcated
soap Poudrc Subtitle for e.nanently banhng hair from
the sweet upper lips OF budding beauties &c all which
are found at the old established pot 67 Walker strpet
Lays Brookyn Calender, Philadelphia; Bates Boston
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

Stea mcr Africa Detn etnincs,.-Sociyagcs for
Europe received for this uut Wednesday, at 3
oelock +. ~, at No n broadway
AGSTIN BALDWIN l. co.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

Crsstadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tov-
pces the best in the world wholesale and retail and be dv.
privately applied No As,or House
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

Beautiful iComp1exion.-i.aird's liquid
Peatl or Bloom Of Youth has equal pre rvinu and
neantiyng the complexion and skin All Druggists ad 10
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

Trussca.-Marsh &. Co.'S Radical c'r-c
TTusses Shoulder Braces and Or %a<s Eoficr Fle
vatcr-a superior article. No VcsAs srsc. AZ cy ue4at
opposite the church
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

Skating Hoods for Ladies, nt Whites,
the Halter 2l6 Broadway hbo, SKATING CARS ANU
GLOVES for men and boys.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

Empire sewing Inehjns.
Prices reduced, 1ctroa acs G9 Broadway
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

Pilgrims of New Novel, by
Knahan cornwas viii .: published iTnsd,a,.y Iy
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

7oisA'Fs, fAttcntfCn.--NO Vnc SnOulH
Leave vithortn bottle OF TOBIAS VENETIAN LISIMEHT
II - ceran dysenery cr cuts bruises an fe
matisn; 25 cents. Depot, So Cortiandt street.
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