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The New York herald., 1862-06-07

1kuNANCE orrnCE, % WHITE sikEEr, NEW
i0'A' "A' Il 10 5'i DEALERS IN ARMS
ds
Tie s.sss the under
other o. cpa Of r rnspis Ss
pRoPosAIs-cEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
the Assistant Quarieraster United States Army for fur
nishng TO the undersigned with view OF purchasing for
to be free from ali dsleets Be Ssiwesn @ six and nine
years old and from MSRns x e IA RcIGbEb ssnG; BID
All animals submitted Will be subjected to thorough ex
and nspss0p a sy duly anhorpea agen. Of the
The bids awarded win be notified whore the inspection Of
The government the right reject all bids deem.
Proposal. viii received for tho whole any part Of the
s q wS 0 % L Mno shall
Delivery within t6) six the signing
Proposals win be endorsed
and % s r spns % Cant a SFY bE T ss
an nsrerrnas'cr United States Army is Mercer street.
PROPOSALS FOR ssss,ooc CENTRAL PARK IN.
provenent Fund STOCK OF ls.6-sealed proposals viii
day OF June. 1862 two O'Clock r. NJ. when the win
Ss ss o The
chapter S. o Sv % Ss
cSIn G BY The Mayor T A April 70 s
be redeemed November J. 1870.
The proposals will the amount OF stock desired and
the price per hundred dollars thereof and The persons
proposals accepted will be required deposit
with the Chamberlain of the city, within teen days after
The opening Of the bids, the sum awarded to them respec
lively.
presenting 10 the Comptroller the receipts Of the Cham
beran such deposits the parties will be entitled
certificates for equal amounts OF the value Of tho
stock, bearing from tho dates OF payments.
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed "Propo-
sails for Central Park Improvement Fund Stock and en-
closed In second envelope addressed 10 the Comptroller
The right s reserved 70 reject any or al Of the bids
% to m%%s s
City of New York Department Of Finance, CoTptroer's
0ncc, May 2S 1862.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL,
- the 18th of June for the purchase OF what Hides and
Talow the government have from time 10 time TO dis
Of Washington and which already contracted
for
Bids mus, state the price pound for green or sailed
Hides, and the price per pound for rough Tallow.
The contractor must be prepared TO take the Hides
and Taiow whenever the government may require
Bids directed 10 Major A. Bcckwith O. s., u. 8. A.,
Washington, ID. c., and endored .Prcposslsn
No bid will be entertained unless the bidder 10 present 10
respond to his bid
Companies bidding will state the name OF each member OF
the firm.
The New York herald., 1862-06-07
A SsIGNEE'S SALE OF STOCK OF ELEGANT
III Household Furniture, manufactured for first

house.
N. DOUGHTY will sell. by order Of assignee this day.
SATURDAY June commencing at l0 O'CLOCK at salesroom
~ Nassau street,
comprising richly Parlor Suits covered in
brocatel; mahogany do ha rcoth; black walnut d.
brocate plush and hair eotn Secretary and Library Book
Caipetpgs; mahogany Chairs Bullets, Extension Dining
Tables Dining Chairs Dressing Bureaus Washsands Bed
seads Hair Mattresses Paasses Lounges OAK marble top
Chamber suits Ingram Calpens Canton Mating, Hat
stands Gas Chandelier d =, &c.-the whole forming AN
0thers.
The New York herald., 1862-06-07

DRYANTs' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL
Id Az BROADWAY,
Monday, June 2, and every night during the week
Immense Hit of Hare High the Hoss Tanner Horn Lttlo
Mac, Emmett, Florence and Dan Bryant,
THE RAW RECRUITS. TIE RAW RECRUIT0
s.I'sc gwoin down TO washington
To eight for Abrahams daughter
g. c. Campbell, Leslie, Fowler Gould and Hilton In
Choruses, &c. Break oday Boys. Tin-p -nian.
Black Wizards Tempest Plantation Festival Scene, "Whe
Struck Billy Patersonit
Doors open att Curtain rises g. Tickets % centa
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GEORGE COOK, AUCrfONEER.
NJ ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE


This day 1Os O'clock at alesrDom l4 broadway, be
tween Liberty aud Cedar streets large stock of rt
city made Work. parlos Chambers libraries and dining
rooms, si and In separate PARCELS Parcr Secretaries
Eagerrs Bufcs Dining Tables Mattresses Toilet Sets,
@ itaogues at sale.
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uENRY II. LEEDS, AucTIoNEER
ll HENRY IL LEEpS \ co. will sell nj n,ctinn- On

IIENRY II: LEEDS, AucTroNEER.- HENRY H.
IL LEEDS co VIII sell at auction Sarr lae, Jane
n at IL clock In front OF No ~ Nassau rec. n line
family Horse brown bay III hands high bcev ID 10 b. per
fecy sound and kind IN all harnc Also d,cor,s t,r
Also single Harness, nearly new.
The New York herald., 1862-06-07

M Q. EDEY, AUCTIONEER.
1yl. MACALPINE EDEY will sell this day. at IL O'Clock.
in front their saesroon Cedar street opposite the Post
office, fine gray Mare l5 hands high, warranted sound,
kind gente goo in harness; will three minutes;
really desirable ANIMAL light Trotttng Wagon built by
be sold without reserve the owner leaves the city thus
afternoon.
Also following Carriages to be sold without reserve to
the highest bidder, the owners wishing to realze-
Beautiful light Coupe RocSaway.
Turn seat Rockaways, OF different Styles
Top Buggies, Iight and by best makers
No-top Buggies and Road Wagons.
Light Tro in2 Sukcys.
Light second hand Coupe Rockaway.
Light second hand fhneton, top on back seat.
Second hand Top Bugstes.
Light Box WAGON Jaeger. with full springs. &c
The New York herald., 1862-06-07

A UCTION N0TICE.-E. ROTH, AUCrIONEER
IA An extraordinary opportunity for
HOuSEkEEPERs AND The TRADE
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

iaa b. ss. A. public auction. 8a.Ha
this day. Saturday at the elegant residence
l9 9Th 9th and 9th avenues sale COM
lnencing ct O'Clock precisely consisting very handsome
Carpets solid Suit in rich bro
catel two solid black walnut SUITS covered six reps and
day bronze Clock China aud Parian Vases
Paintings Lace Curtains rosewood Etagsres with mirror
back and doors Velvet Rugs elegant and mahosa
ny Bedsesds Bureaus Washstands Hair Mattresses, Beds
ddfng Spring Seat aud Cane Chairs Rockers Sofa
Beds. two Lounges marble top Tables Bureaus Washstans
Tea and Extension Tables, twelve oak Dining Chairs
90, &c. sale positive. rain shine
The New York herald., 1862-06-07

~ lOH O'Clock A. NJ at their salesroorn. ls4 William
street. Frankfort and Spruce second hand House
hold Furniture consisting rosewood brocate Suits
efetes Arm and Easy ars gut franc Mirrors Carpets
Gas Chandeliers Extension Tables, and large assortment
OF China and Glass Ware
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@ VAN WINKLE, AUCTIONEER.-vAN WINfILE &
~. WlNASS will sell ct auction Monday June at 10
O'Clock A. M az the YARD loot OF Inryeshtn street North
four Horses three Trucks light Wagon Harness. Safe Once
1MILLIAM Writer'S, AUCTIONEER.-BY VIRTUE
w bill OF viii expose for sale No. l4 Canal
street at two O'Clock this day The Goods Wit
twelve dozen each) st. Nichols empty Bitter Bottles
five twelve dozen each) Saratoga empty Bottles By
order Of w. w. LADD Constable.
The New York herald., 1862-06-07

TTENRY II. LEEDS AUCTroNEER.--IfENRY II
i'll LEEDS co. w, sell at auction. on Saturday June
al IL O'Clock front Of store 2, Nassau street. valuable
and desirable family Horse. lrown bay Horse, III hands
hi0b sound, and gentle In all harness and Under sad
die; Is very fast and suitable acoupe or other carriage
The New York herald., 1862-06-07

E COLTON, AUCTIONEEK.-LAKGE AND IMPOK
~ tan safe. The entire FURNITURE OF hrstclass
house. removed TO Si broadway, for sale
including every variety of
This day Saturday june l0L O'Clock al 343 Bro a.
way Leonard street all Inc Furniture large ihree
house, embracing in tart or large Frnech Plate
Mirrors Paror suits Carpets Oclo,hs, Sofas Teteac,es
Wardrpbes, bookcases marble Dressing Bureaus French
and Gothic Bedstceds Dniag and Extension Tables Sle.
boards Armorg French Plate fu French Chair Chan
deliers Ltc aud btacr Curtains Hair Mattresses Hu
racks, China and Glassware, Mexican Ornanants. RioA
Furniture, Also fourwhceied hacknaN' ton n.
In good ORDER Also number of Oice Desks Also several
Sewing Machines. Safe perenpory.
The New York herald., 1862-06-07

w ANrED--FoR THE ARMY THEATRE, FEW
w good people. The Is with the Army OF
the Upper Potonsc Address J. D.. Frederick CITY. Nd
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Narding Rnd Sisblins Cattle.

a writer in the Country Gentleman, review.
Ing previous numbers Of that paper, makes the
t"ilOSing sensible remarks upon subject i'm
p1rtant to all
A great many words are expended on this
subject. 1t need not be difficult to understand
arInth and cleanliness sho1ld be combined
Tue great advantage of a she'd only, Is in saw
ing labor in attending to thu animals. Clean
ing out snd litterinS the stalls twice a day.
ard Keeping the hide curried, are obyiated 6y
the use Of a shed. TIis suits most Americsn
Farmers, who Ike TO aaye as nearly as possible
sell -TunRirg machine The advantages of
tie shed are, more room Is required and Il can.
not De Kept 20 warn IL Win be found nv
weighing The snimais weekly. that more for1
IS required for pound OF flesh ia i she'd than
~ good stable. The animals may thrive So
we'll. Very few sheds are properly made. II
the wind blows through erevices they ara a.
htiis use. And they must he protected fro m
wind IN every one Of the fsur points Of r.
compass. John Johnston says his sheds ~,
10 The south; but here, SOME Of the worst sia ~
blow from the south, aud unless a board faooa
"a high as shed fr0uts it, the snimsls NH
shner Very few stables are properly made a,
managed. Il iOul air aid foul floor are e ;,
common These are the abuses Of ths th;y, =,
&C as much straw IN stables having s.ancb, ,oSo
As shed requires, aud the animals win ha
clean and comfortable. do no. think John
Johnston should compare an:-eals to p,an +,
"Cdld be torture for man to be COP final N :.
eel ten leet square, eTsn If every luxury 10.
provided him; bat COW would epjoy 6er..-yS.
hugely In ten feet box, if she only had nj -,
OF hsy and carrots. Animals care notbir, /. Co..
i,nertJ II they can have bodily comforts,
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4 syRB wARRLNTED, Oh NO CHAkGx
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.


wssl..n Of u. sa.i, s.n..srs.. AE.ss.a, Of u. Kia.
r: id:: y. :Sn ISs.
n..a, Ts.... S... :: sis xs.s.es y d. isns. s....
..a S:..'y:h.s. Lssls Disorder. ininI is.n ssi
rs.s which r:ndsr hs.Es inpssssls AID dssusy ssts
YOUNG MEN
1spss,Iy VIE have ssssuns tbs victims Of Solitary viss,
ih,i dIs.dhl and ds,sev. habit Which s.lly sweeps
:..H.s .i.n .ni brilliant ns..s ". niIhs .s.r.iss
... :a,I::a s:ss :;n. ys q. S.as II:
MARRIAGE.
I.Es, Being .v.Is q physics. vs.fas srgaais dsstJ,
Is 20. risss, him..R cndsT tAs care Of sr ma,
...y ssolds n ss asn;r =: f'Aa'ns. 'sa s'aad'sly
s hand sids Esns f'sn Hsltinss street. few deer. ire.
ss ssEnsr Fail matt ssssIvs nsss and sssssr sstssB
asst 10 paid sat ssnssia STAND.
DR.. JOHNSTON,
ate ben eos Il Ss NEST .mintt Csli.Ts. IN Ns taiisi
isd III anf r.. NE a; and :,:a
has sfsssa same Of tbs meat sssnishnr that
ear: vh.a :,i.:P 1r..i s,rv.sm... tsns .lsin.a ~
..dd:s ...na. With r.qu:n. .l,.hns .t.nd:d
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Yong ksn and sthsrs ~hs hsys injured Ii snssva
learned ffsm evil ssnPsnisas, sehss the sssets 81
'.ed'n n.r.sr: mHs:si: and d''sI'y' ss.A 'iaa .sd
Yi.:s are ..m. ,sd and ..n,..y .s.ss, yr.tu.,a
~ early hsbits 81 yssh, Hssfbsss Of Tia sasi and
knss Pains In The Mead pimns gh: Of 3rsss
Fever PaiPtAtsa Of Hs,r Dyspsp.y, ssrrsSs
ltiiy D.rsnSsmsni Of the Dig ss'. nst.a,, esnsrI
yGR:.9s ... a. sa u,. &.
;. aI..d:ecLss. q Msm.ry C.ofs.sn Ideas. D.FI.n.,
sptfu, E, fs'.sssinI A,srssn 81 Society, ssfDi..
u.. ks,s Of ssiiisds, finisJ etc, a., Of he s'iIs
NERVOUS DEsILIrT-Y.ssss.i a, e.. a.x Isdfs vk,i 10
hs sssss Of thsr declining bsalh losing ths
Ing vs,t pale, nsrvsxs snd smssiatsd hayinE sing
ypssssass assst ns syss, sssxh syRSsns 81 ssasar
DISEASES OF IMPR UDENCH.
Whsa tee ssfsidsd aud weary pleasure d
~ Ao insssa tos tssds Of tho fsfsl disease tee sfss
6stsu him fsm applying Is those sas, rsa sdscasr aud
ssspssAsity, ssa AlvGs ssend HIM IA !si.s Lts Tia
Asats 81 sosssBt SID ds,sGias Erssrasr. ~hs Dess
asoih ss5 msI:s 81 lang a. too snsls ss ts 90
t,nsd, and IL dssPais savs kia IN Tiasi hssIA sIs
,Icl;yEsitsn Il. s.n.t.sussai s,my.mi q hi.
tsrsls diisass AfstsI. sf ina atsT ftIs Hssd
f.d x 5.a . VIZ e. sS S.. ts
dssvIsi sssntTy IRE. uAsas tssIas traveller
DR.. JOEESOHS REMsDY FOR Ok0ANTS
WEAKNESS AND IMPOfEFCY.
~ Hh crest "A 'sssey u. sIssss
aad dssiisssd, vhs haa all hs,s have
bssl iHns alstsiy Tslisyse. ....
All l.ai.s.ts I. n.yraEs fsy,s.l ss..i Bic AL
trembling and Wsakasss Azsasstisa Of ns fsa,6
nsd speedily cared.
ENDORSEMENT cF7RE PRESS.
fn1 MANY 1sssskHps cared ct TIL, lnstitusa s!!Ais
he last ssvsatssR yssrs, and the esTs
fslsriss - Tia papsn sad .,sy s.ksI psr.n,, usdsss
ss. IT, :. ss .Iss.., n ~
hit5 10 sshssxt Essrsntss 70 tss saissd mar lily
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
BALTIMORE d OHIO RAILROAD.


-
,gr NOTICE.
CHANGE OF HO YRS.
On AND AFTER WxDSKsDAY APRIL Z, 1862,
THE PAssrNsIl YlAINs BlTwEEs
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND
THE WEST
WIN run a. follows;
Foe Daily 1fdixs 1yYiVs cs AID Dsprsf HSSs
WasktssfcH DAILY d.siss fAs ssssk,
ssd fSo on Sxsdays.
For PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK
Leave Washington at 6 .. M, TAD .. m II D m. and
For ANNAPOLls-Lssvs Washington at TAO
For FREDERicK-Leavs Washington at 7.4o
a. M ano FOR & z ALL POINTS WEST.
chester, leave washington at 7.sS a. m.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
m; Baltimore $50 p m. Arrive at Wishing ton 20
Leave New York At p. m; Philsde phis 10 50 ,.
m Baltimore 50 .. m. ArrIve at Washington
Lesve New Yo,k st II p. m Philaiepha 80 q.
Baltimore TAO q. m. Arrive AZ Washington
Local Accommodation Tralrs leave Baltimore
a 10 .. M and 5 10 Pm. for Washington; arrive
'n on sanasy. M a ans and a. m onl, from B.,
more. No Annapolis or Frederick connections
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at = % q.
m. and 90 D. m, and Baltimore at t.40 a. m. and
10 p. m, make lrect connections for Annapolis
at the Junction. The 7.40 8. m. connects at Relay
for Frederick. Hagers:osn. Harpsr's Ferry. Mar
&c., except Sundays.
Trains leave Annspol for Baltimore and Wash
lnston at 6 50 g. m. and 5 40 .. IN.
Passenger Trains leaving WASHINGTON at 6 90 q.
m. IL o. m. and p. m., and Baltimore at 80 Ind 40
Junction.
Way Passengers must take the Aeeomn1 sfion
Trains oaly.
w. p. SMITH,
ap2 Master OF Transportation, bait.
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BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD,

BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD
Hsiplbokd's Highly Concentrated Cosapo7,za
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARnLA.
SYPHILIS.
This il Ia IN affection of the blood, and
ATTACKS THE SEXUAL ORsaNs
Innings OF THE NOSE, Ears.
THROAT. wINnPipE
AND OTHER MUCOUS SURFACES,
Making its appearance IN the form OF
ULCERS.
Helmbold's Extract Sarsaparilla,
furihes TIE Blood, and removes al Sealy Frus-
Tons Of the skin,
GIVING TO THE COMPLEXION A CLEAR
AND HEALTHY COLOR,
being prepared expressly for this asa of CAM
p.aints, It's Blood Purifying Properties are sTs-
served 20 treater extent than any Othsr Efs,.r.-
uon OF Sarsspanlia.
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ADDITIONAL TKsrlsoNiALs.

a FEW OF TIE MANY TESTIMONIALS
FROM THE CITIZENS OF WASHING
TON TO DR.. TUMBLETY, THE INDIAN
HERB DOCTOR. ',.' .,-'
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1861 THE 1852
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
M -

Ms -
with its connechons)
lS a FIRST CLASS ROUTE
To ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT!
STONE BaLLASTED AND
FREE FROM DUST.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMORE!
fHRfE DAILY TRAINS FROM
rhfLADELPHtA TO PfETSBUF0HI
gSo Cfthem making
sLo.r CONNECTIONS AT hIRRIssyaS
with trains on THO
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.
aud forming
THE GREhTCENTRAL ROUTE
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
to ell points in the
WEST, NoRTH-wzsr AND SosTH-wEsr.
he Nor.Ssia 6e Dt ssp RS. sf' come once
pany, Calvert Station, Baltimore.
Splendid Sle.ping Car, on all N,gAs Train.
SmoSthg Saloon Cars on all Trains.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passenger viii take the a. m and o. m trains
sT55, sF. 6 N ss5mC5s st,Sc n and 8 p
the Northern ContPsi T. and :Trvs IN HaIn on
6uIs at ?. N. and Las O.; n there connecting
Sltn the trains on the Pennsylvania Central
HGlTosc for al parts of the west.
FREISHTS.
By this route, frsiEhts of all DESCRIPTIONS CEN bs
forwarded TO and from Any point on the Railroads
oiOhiO, sntucky, indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin.
Iowa, or Missouri. By Railroad dirsct.
The Pennsy!vaHia Central X railroad also connects
% Pitts5urE with Steamers, BY which Goods oar
kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland. Illinois. Miss,
lsslIEI, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, ArkaEsas,
Aud Red II AYERS; and at Cleveland, Sandusky and
Chicago it'll steamers to al Northwestern Lakes
EerchSnts and shippers entrustns the trans sor-
RtioD c. their Freis mt to this CONS any, car rely
with conhdsnes on It's speedy trsnsIF.
III HATES OF FRElSHT to and from ANY
point IN the West, by the Pennsylvania Central
RAILROAD, krs 81 az ttssss as JASora5.s as ast
skHrEsd ~ otssv Rzil-oad CosspGsiss,
~ IL Be Ssf sioQikr 10 Msrk PAckEs % WA PErp
CISfBAL II. X"
mA&hAW & EOONS, Freight Agents,
- $3.50 No. so North street, Esitmcre,
ENoQH LLbb.Nis. 9oni Ssperihtt, kitoO E., ia
l. i. hOuxIi Ssn'l Ticket As't. philadelphia.
uephiA' "a 4-dly
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nU& YOPHAA'S 6yvqsx
"a EMlsa ThsHK aHM
MANUkiCiOhY
silver n edEl awardsd By Maryland Institzts Q
Baltimore, November J. lSsO.
Aiss, Msasl ~ M otroyoiltsn heohanics' lns.iixts
Washington, ID. G., lsSJ.
an constantly making, An1 always have 81 iaad
OF she best material, every tssSnposR Of
Zine Sole Leather,
lfSn Frame, .s...
LAdies' Dress,
Weed Beg, and
PAsnns TTsats,
fsiiis.er, CErsss,EEs
Csnsa. ErAveillx Ears,
Seh0o! SsteEsis, lss.
81 LES Pytess.
Members % Congress ana tfsvslSrs Will yissss
s1AmIne nay stooE before purchasing eisssasrs
Srlnks thai ere made In oyhsr Glitter. .
suIsrier Leather and DresE RrsnkS Eaas 10
srder.
Trunks covered and repaired Ct short EcsIes,
Seods delivered free OF cl2TIs 70 kDylyart ei tAs
sity georgetown, and Alexandra.
JAMES s.EOPHAM.
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HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH.

HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH
An excellent Lotion for Diseases Of /. s,,h,l,7o
nature, and - an injection in Disea "a. 81 lie
Urinary Organs arising nom Habits Of Dissi
sarsapsriila. in ouch Diseases a. reoommended' VI
Ecidsses Of ths nsor relia5Is asd rssyossfb..
sAaraet1 vii accompany tie rzedieiMss,
CERTIFICATES OF CURES.
Ffon 10 % yssrS' standing,
WITH NANEs knows TO
SCIENCE ANDFAME.
pensstory of the United states. D'
n gee Professor DEVICES valuable works on IN.
sss sR.rP mad: :, the late Celebrated Dr.
D sss siT.ts e. EsSs By Pr EpHRAs Mo
a. ahs.soss q ss ' siSi ana ana
fFs s'is. d frRs U;s ca
See most fths late Standard works On Medioips.
EItrsct Buchu, 81 90 per bottle, or ak for sso.
S$Tses sarsspariiia, q 70 per bottle, or siI Tor
Improved Rose w.sh. 50 per bottle, or al. for
Or, half dozen Of each for Ella 90, which will 20
samaisnt 70 este The Rost obstInats eases, If d
securely packed from observation. Wy -'-N'N'
DESCRIBE sYM NicssisJLN ALL coMnv-
Cures Guaranteed! Adyiss Grs,ir.I
-t AFFIDAVIT.
Personally splsare before me, sn Alderman of
sne city OF Philadelphia, n. +. hrIMBoLD, who
DenE sally sworn, doth ssy. his prepaTa atoms CON
1ln no nefcouo, no mercury, or other INJURIOUS
ornfs' oas are parely vegetable.
- ID. Il. HELMBoLD.
svorn And snbserieed before me, this ssd dsy Of
NosemDer, lsH, Wm. p. hlBBERp. Alderman,
MINI street. shove ksos, PHILADELPHIA.
Address lsttsrs for information in confidence 10
- II. B. HELMBOLD, Chemist. -
oebot, lug south Tenth 81 bel. Chesnut Phila
&. BEWARE OF co UNTEREEIrs
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who endeayor 20 dispose ..oF THEIR OWN and
oiHA" ARTICLES ON THE RxfUTATloN Ar1A1Nn
By Helmboid's Genuine Preparations,
SarEapGnlla. -
80 Improved Ross wash.
Sold By ALL DR. U0GISTS EVRRYWHRkE,
ASK FOR HELMB0LD's.
So TAKE NO OTHER. See
Cut out the advertisement and send for IL,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPO
shst
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TR Z j. - j 6N q H.
Pyofscfsd bs Roya! LstfssJ Patsnf Of Esslosd,
sxd ssexrsd ty sss Seals Of fks Eeols de P6ay-
NS:is do Paris, sHd fks Ispsris! Collage Of
ksd5ssas, Vtsxaa.
SRIESEMAR No.
IL the sfsctgsI rsrledJ for RELAXATION, SPEI-
nAf0RRH8A and E2gA5srIoN or THa SYsfEa.
TRIESEMkH No.2, r.
Complet and entirely ersaicston ali traces Of
thQsS disOrdeTs, for which COPaiyE and Cctsbs
have generally beea thought en- antlfote, to tho
ram OF tho hsslth OF vast Sofiioc Of The seSuls
oen. "
TRIESEAAR No. D, .-s-r
IL the great and sure Ismedy Of the oiyiliyst world
Tor ell impurities Of the Dystsui, SIS we'll IS secoad
Mercury, az well az other d6leterious IngrsGlents
and which all the Bs?arills the world cannot
remove. TRIEsIkhK NOE. ii and sre Alike de-
vcId of taste SMELL And Of sli nausaating euali-
ties. They are In the form Of . loEsnge, and may
lie on the toilet table without their uss being
Sod IN TN cases 1t % each. or four % ossea in
one for %, ana M 81 cases, thus ssyinK 81, "a
Sdministered b. vslbeaO. LIllsnIsnd, kohI, o.
90 Wholesaie and retail bg DIX. Ii "A. HAR-
Dougai s.rsetl, New YORK, Immediately on re-
esiPt Of. rem, ittance, d.. Harrow will forward
1rieseynar 70 S.u part Of tho world. seoureiy
bScked spd sddrsssd according 70 the instructions
Psbli.hsd Also By DR., Ba BROW, that popular
and Deaunfl llS illustrated msc, Al WORK, Human
Frsllty. Price s. cents. Triesomsr md Book can
e sgtninsa % spssiai Ashsrity from .. Z. tOkD,
"ssnintsShs Ne - ..--ar.E zeET ress d4iN-p
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tons and diseases of the
URINARY ORGANS,
Whether existing IN
MALE OR FEMALE,
From Whatever cause originating, and no matter O.
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases OF thess Organs require the aid ola
DIURETIC.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCRU is THE
GREAT DTURETTc,
And IL certain TO have the desired eject in ALI
Diseases
FoR-wHIcR 1T Is RECOMMENDED.
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~ SOMETHiN6 NEW! <rN ~
UA fASSIYkfxsT Discovery sTZA sAS
V IKE AsE! SAV
~ ISL ssJsS., tyrsSt.s N$9V


In ns Sksll ana thoroughly Cookies (fsr Superior
70 o roSss1 In tSs SstSefss, sss Jsstsst
tsS$i ~ yessTe. Call and see.
9ss srasrk,rnsd respectfully informs h:s friends
In tae District and visitors 50 the CITY that he hks
roattsd ms OLE snd vsLL-xEo~r <s1AsLIsHExNs
In o most thorough EnsanSf. AID las made oom-
llets arrangements to fufnish OYSTERS in any
style and any quantity 900 TO 20 gal ions shuokea
Der dsy. 5000 to 5000 oans OF Ssloed eHd Fresh
out ~ dAiiy-oans Theoretically ssllec. FaTaItael
In the shell by the beshol or barrel. ...
Persons wishing 10 ns ye Oysters Furnished reEs-
larly through tao NlnSer, &C Baltimore prices.
without fear Of fliluIe, shosd cal and maze ar
rAnsemenss ~ onoe. Freighs, TINE, and money
saved By Iuroh asing Of ms. s. ssrrsh en- article
d uAl 70 the celeb aisd Baltimore est. bishments.
Af triess IN st ~ ioS,
no SerkEnD.
ssIsSSsIries, SS.a.tSss, Pl.s' fsst, Tnss, 70.
60, 80. Also, Pics ss, CAtsPk, SsScgs, BrnitJ
Peaoi 80, Z 9. A!sJ, Ss.is aud z reeh F1sh. FER
tiss, reIfspIns. Frssr Lot,ters, CoJ hsIlbut, ga.
in faot, OVER Mag for Ssle IN tho Northern Inkr-
keLs always on hand, .: Tsss2Es6s PT.esE.
Hotels and families supplied Via OJsterE, de-
livered without onrTrs 10 any part u t.s District,
70 season, II the money is seat win the eIdsI
ii establishment is open from O. n. 20 IL 81
nirEt, eys?y osy, sxoeys Sunday, When l close Ct
10 O'CLOCK o., u.
jsfn y. 81, HARVEY.
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500, 900 roUNDs
ROUGH TALLOw
ARMY CREASE

fer vkioh The highest price VIII 81 paid q, TIA Ns
Gonsl SOAP and Candle W o<Ss. q. s,u .trsst ar A
canal, GeOsEc:OEn, ID. G.
4 al Is-lia z: II. 5saKLI. PIOprIeto..
Et1A Army AND NAVY MEN.-Nsy, In.
'Snnet-s ctoth5. ald CasslIaeres
A'mJ Else f!Anaels, Cloths, snJ Cxss,r>.,..
thr prefer 2as-lites tiist will hold me ooieS
A.sC OH ~ esI amp stock OF al other siy,s or
by oOo-s' is'r AN lies sHt Qouss eapers
cns Liics only. marked IA distinct hrures
Al e1smlnEuOn Of stock impIies 10 obli Ssi;o, O.,
purchase. PE9pV UhSSuon 70
.g SN Penn. svenas and Ninth II.