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The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-26

PERsoNAL.-We had pleasant call last
evening from Rev. Mr.. HEIsKELL, correspon-
dent of the st. Louis Euening Nea0s, to whom
we are indebted for the interesting intelligence
from below.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-26

DELLA You've This woman who has be-
come somewhat famous in the annals of the
Recorders Court, was up yesterday morning
for pugilism and vending whisky. She was
sent to the Provost Marshal
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TIE SELBY CAsE-Young Selby who shot
II courtezan on Washington street, and for
whom plea ofinsanity was put up, has amply
proved the justice of he plea by getting out
of custody in Mississ ppi and taking to the
mad worl, of guerrilla warfare. Heaven help
the youth, he i0as mad.
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NEW UBscRIBERs.-Persons sending in
their names as subscribers 10 our little paper,
should be particular in definition Of locality,
to avoid mistakes by the carrier.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-26

IF Mas. HUGHEs, of Palmyrs, No, is in the
city, by addressing note to the Gayoso House
to MRS. McALLIsTER, of her whereabouts, she
Will learn something to her advantage
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HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FORCES,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June Is, 1862

Hereafter the dea.ng in, and passage of currency
known Confederate Scrip Confederate
Notes." is positively prohibite and the thereof
circulating medium regarded Insutto the Gov
ernment OF the United States, and an imposition upon
Jhe ignorant and deluded.
All persons Offending against the provisions Of this
order will be promptly arrested and Severely punished
by the military authorities.
BY order OF JAS. r. SLACK,
Col. CONG Post.
NJ. P. Evans, A. A. A. General.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-26

FLAGs.-We call attention to the nd
vertisement OF Mrs. Foley, flag for steamboats,,
military companies or private residences, can
be furnished to order.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-26

CONFEDERATE TRAsH.-It is rumored that
efforts are being made, and have been made,
in some instances successfully, to sell Confed-
crate script TO parties going South. For the
benefit of the parties we recall attention to the
following order
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-26

DrscHARGKD.-Pat Flyn who fought SOL
der, with brick-bat, was taken before the
Recorder yesterday, but no prosecutor appear
ing he was discharged.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-26

THANKs.-Our thanks are prohered to the
Adams Express Co. Messrs. Blelock & Co.
and James Sabin for late papers.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-26

THE American ladies residing in Montreal,
Canada, have established soldiers aid society
and have sent numerous boxes Of hospital
stores to the Sanitary commission in New
York. The ladies in Toronto raised nearly
$500 the past month for the sick and wounded
soldiers returned to the New York hospitals.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-26

RECORDERS CoUKT.-Dull, stale, and unin
teresting. This Court had nine cases yester
day, and collected Sc.
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THE CAMPBELLs.-The Campbels at Odd
Fellows Hall, continue to attract good sized
audiences.
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MUNIcIPAL.-A row is reported to have oc-
Cured between Mr.. ID. Groves and high city
official, the evening before last. No arrests
were made
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-26

: TIE HEAT.-The heat has somewhat abated
daring the last three days
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-26

DRowNED.-A soldier is reported to have
been drowned in the Mississippi, last afternoon,
near the foot of Union street.
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LOST,

an the oath instant, POCKET BOOK cousazbing =
" note on James Ayres for si1ty-sRe dollars and fy
cents .50l some receipts and small moneys.
suitabs reward win be give BY returning the same
to this Office. -s ea.a sd 4@
jy2k-St p. BRADY.
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Wanted to Hire.

a GOOD NEGRO WOMAN,
n H Apply At
igo5-lw ss8 ZIG Mai2 stIess.
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Yesterday was grand day for the Eighth
Missouri regiment. Their Colonel, MoRGAE
L. SMITH, had been promoted to the position
of Brigadier General, and the non-commis-
stoned officers and soldiers Of the regiment IN
compliment to their late Colonel, whom they
al love 50 much to honor, presented him with
q beautiful military suit of clothes, splendid
sword, saddle, bride, spurs, and sll the equip
age belonging TO brigadier generals outfit
Sergeant JACKSON made neat and beautiful
presentation speech, as follows;
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BOARDING.

TfAMTLIEs and SINGLE GENTLEMEN can b. ae-
Il cemm dated with good rooms and poard, W apply
ing at the fIs heuss east Of the cotton press
Jefferson street, below. Third. -atH jgl7-H
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-26

The law making postage stamps legal cur
rency was reported from the COMMITTEES to-day,
passed by both houses, and was signed within
an hour by the President The Treasury De
partment Is prepared to issue Immediately
stamps of ali denominations, on thick ungum-
med paper of larger size than that ofthe pres
ent issue.
The New York herald., 1862-12-04
.hlusicaAk.

GA FAvoRrrA" All THE koApsnY or nysic,
Manager Graa certainly shows gEoal zeal Catering
10 tho Nov York opera-gocrs. Not content vita lie cro
auction a, great expense Of "p!aoran, foe wseh b. en
! -. '"'- ~--.,;- - .
'na most pleasing a,.sse, $500. ,oa.v. ala -.
os gwen US In tho performance Of such established
W" 'svorie opras rs "Norna "Ii froyatore Iray,
-d "d 'Iuorezla be offered TO his patrons treat
last night In he shape Of Dop>etts ia Favofs with
the fine cast OF Guerrabola Blgnol, Amodo and Sasin
ihis opera was originally writon by the immortal
poser Tor Madame Sotz the celebrated French tenor
Duprez, Barronhet and Lsvasseur OF Grand French
Opera Of Paris. Nine. Soltz had a con.ralto voice or
great power aud purity Of course tie music has been
iransposed for Guerrabss The first act was marked by
rh> lno singing and acting Brgnol whose ndes
sa 'ed the role OF Fernando as ono of his trumphs
His rA manza, "Una vingine," was given with great
sweetnsA' and expression, and drew from the public
we'll desex> cd round OF applause
II was evinent the favore tenor was 10 fine voice and
that the Of the opera assured. Guerrabea
upon the audience in all the spIeucor OF a most
tasteful toilet and sxug sthrongh the first with ceoi
She truly charming acted with judgmen. sang
In most pleasing manner In the second act Aphcnso
with power, while 10 the duetto with Guerrabea "ando
lie Soylie," ho sang finely. We wish to commeod most
sincerely ths young artists evident caro- aud study 70
we have Just mentioned was executed with taste and
sAil and was loudly appauded Guerrabella ssng and
played well during this act We missed the fire ballet
which is introduced IN this act In lar and London Tho
grand nne of the second vol rendered, the
tain going down amid great applause.
In the third act Letnora (Guerrabea) gave the aria
sAh mic Fernando, terminating with rondo which drew
great applause,
The rondo question written by Boesn for steC.
fanoni tc introduce IN the same opert, La Iayor.tan
The fourth act was the Brgnoi greatest and
most successful eaort lie gave the Spirito 1cntp' |
with wonderful sweetness, nnisb and power, aud
rapGtous encored. The &c this artist
decd marked one We have never heard him 10 such
advantage The duetto finale between Fernando (rig
ncli) ata Leo0osa tGuerrabe,) much appnudcc.
On Tho whole tho opera deeIted success ana
fabca may be said to have fairly supported her share
ils wrighty responsibility Ssni gave the music of he
,ote with his usual skill and effect
Inis escnng Manager Gran prod scea Dnsrah at the
Brooklyn Academy or Music, which occasion be Ia 20 1
astaish the htnu OF thai theatre by the introduction
OF "a novel feature
On saturday next grand matinee will be given at ocr
Academy Dnorah," with charming Milo. COder,
Erignoii susni aud Amodiu.
The New York herald., 1862-12-04
Trial Trip or the steamer george
Washi gtOn.

Trial Trip or the steamer OO3ss
WashingsOn.
Yesterday morning large party Of invited guests rep
eutng some OF our arst class merchants and shippes
.,,arked on board OF the new and splendid steamship
George Washington for the purpose Of enjoying the ~
' trip OF the steamer
--ss built by the eminent shipbuiiders noSeso"
Il she for H. B. Cromwell Co Her engine
Joyce, of th,s a., rs, OF Wilmington. Delaware.
/ "a msde bv p,ssa, ~. the ship:-....,y,n 1o5
| The following sre tho daneosicm@ o inches Her
reo BEAM 81 feet. d.pA e ho4. IS 'ss forty '.
engine Is OF three hundred horse power :. oi
inch cylinder and fifty four inch strASe- +" . o"N
john Bairds direct acting engines, nov 30 Avoraoy
known In screw vessels.
Tho vessel very Substantially bais sns oi oea'
ttul model, her lines showing great spoed. ne Joer
work Of tho neat pIan and very tastefaf. All o.
her internal fittings the idea Of Mr. Cromwell, WAC
has displayed extraordinary taste in their affection.
Sho Is commanded by CAPTAIN +. v. Gsser, Young
officer who identified with this line since its incep.
A1n and who served his country in the gunfnat Montt
cello with great credit to himself and those who took an
ian,rsst in him. The trip extended TO point three
atAs to the southwark OF Long Branch. When the
sniy was headed homeward the party were invited TO
d>xn TO one OF ownngs superb coIations 70 which
Mr. cromwell gave brief history of the Cromwell
line Of ~ Gamers which full Of interest," showing that
elk OF thA r vessels the service OF the country,
four--Mou 'icello, Huntsville, r. e. Cuyier and Mont
gomcry-aa ganDoats. aud two-potomac aud Losuss
The CromN fe line was started by the brothers bear.
ing that naus both young and energetic, hut wbo by
dint of hara labor, have brought ii TO extended
splere: she i'm time u peace extending to PORT
hand Me- Bgltl more, Savannah Charles Ton and other
ports making il the largest steam coasling
line in The v orld. In the Paraguay edition
their steamers Inquired largely, while the sumter
and MYSTIC ftwo II their vessels have done
break up the Africa slave trade than any other
Of the navy The r. II. Cuyler was the fret vessel TO
lka roona 10 The of and for the prstectisn OF
Wash,ngtn while the Crusader tho Of saving
Key Vest Mr. Croms oil may Justy feel proud of the
hta ptrt-{ In furpi
with shirsp
Mr. Baird the constrs ting and experimenting engi-
neer OF the company; r.. underhll Iap'ah "ager,
Mr. Clarke tho uess ana others made appropriate rce
rences by oass aud the m pleas nty spent She
ret ned at n late hour in evening, having averaged
Twelve knots ho'sTS N the enure uip The en-
gne worked beautifully w'M 10 the snip went through
the water smoothly ia ne boat N shis - pond
The George Washington via leave TINS i,As oh Satur-
day, WITH passengers aud iFere az lot Aew OreG' sr
Cromwell il determined to pGo reghts 50 low tat tho
poor peo, 10 of New Orleans ~ al not be s9eetsd 10
such high prices they have heA a paying
The New York herald., 1862-12-04
A street Commissioner Conarme Il Mt
Last.

A street Commissioner Conarmed ~
Last.
ALDERMAN DAYTON RESIGNS; BUT THE no ARD DO NOT
ACoEPT HIS REsIGNAToS-AN AssIsTANr cEoTos
WATER COMMISSIONERS CONFIRMED, ETC.
BOARD or ALDERMEN.
This Board met on Wednesday,, o'clock, John T.
Henry, Esq, President, in the chair.
RESIGNATION ALDERMAN DAYrc.s.
Alderman DAYTON, thu defeated republican candidate
for the Ninth district for She ensuing his
signation for the balanceef the present year.
Alderman BooLE moved that the communication be aid
over for the present.
ANOTHER NOMINEE roE coSMissroNER.
The Mayor sent in the OF Charles G. Cornell So.
nator and exAlderman for this Office of street Corams
sioner.
Alderman RocrR believed Mr.. Cornel to be very com
peen for the Office but nasn,tch the Mayor had rot
ossVon to the nomination as he aged 10 those hereto
fore sent in lie therefore moved tha, the Board take
recess for een minutes IN order TO give an opportunity
On motion Of Alderman FARLEY, the reporters and the
occupants OF tho lobby wcro rcquest to withdraw The
Board then went into secret sessyu, Alderman Boole
AFTERNOON SESSION.
After secret session of forty minutes tbs doors
rhe Mayor sent in communication, terminating Robert
L. Darragh (rcpubcanl exAderman, for Assistant Cro-
Alderman FARLEY moved that the noninAtion be con-
frmed
vi inotono VI AlucIWan bOoiEs tue nOMlnottOn o MT.
Cornell as Street Commissioner taken up and acted
upon at the same tino
On motion Of Alderman FARLEY both noninations were
then unanimously confirmed.
ALDERMAN pAYIoHs RESIGNATION
Alderma1 POoLE presented resolution declining
cept the resignation OF Alderman Dayton and directing
the clerk to return TO him his communication, together
with copy Of the resolution. Adopted unanimously.
PoR1RAr GENERAL M'CIKLLAN.
The sum Of 81 900 was appropriated for portrait Of
General G. B. Mcclellan.
BALANCE TREASURY.
communication from the COMPTROLLER shows q balance
Of 80 421 ,158 - in the treasury.
The Board then adjourned to meet again this day
(Ihursday), at one o'clock.
An excited democrat in the lobby called for three cheers
for Brennan the Comptroller which was responded
to by himself only hut in such vocersus manner TO
make up for the deficiency Of the others.
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where politics should never enter-nine- -tenths
elected were nominated by the democrats.

where politics should never enter-nine- -tenths
elected were nominated by the democrats.
There must be some cause for revolution 30
-complete--a defeat so overwhelming to the
republicans, and triumph SO universal as the
conservatives have obtained AT the Novem-
Der, or the State election, the people ofthis city
gave their opinion in reference TO the manage.
ment OF the war, by defeating every candidate
nominated by the party that is responsible for the
war and the conduct OF the war; Not nominee
OF the republican party had ghost Of chance
of election. The reputation OF the republican
mismanagers of tie war was emphatic and deci-
give. AT the charter election which has just
taken place the republicans nominated Robert
Il. Haws, the present efficient incumbent, for
Comptroller. Notwithstanding the fact that he
has the confidence OF the business men, property
holders and taxpayers of the city, nine-tenths Of
whom preferred him to any other man for that
sofice, yet, fearing that his success might be
claimed as change in public opinion and as
an endorsements of the conduct Of the war, they
cast their votes for Brennan, the candidate Of
The conservatives, thus preiorring to take the
chances under his administration, although he
had no experience as a financial officer, together
with the danger Of his being used by the City
Hall cliqGes, to that OF eeciing Haws and
having his success claimed as an endorsement
of the management of the war. Nine-tenths Of
our taxpayers were satisfied and approved OF
Haws' management Of the finances of the city,
while, on the other hand, Brennan was compa-
ratively unknown to them, and no one believed
that he would make as good financial officer
az Haws; but this made no difference as long as
there was any DANGER OF Haws election being
clsimed as change Of opinion from that of No
vember. The voters stood really to take all the
risks ola less competent officer In short, then, he
verdict OF the people at the charter election IN
this city is but repetition of that in Noyember,
when Governor Seymour CARED the city by
over thirty thousand majority. The November
election was, in tact, the grand jury bringiog in
an indictment against the intrguers at Washing
ton for mismaneging the war. That Indictment
was submitted to the people at.the recent char
ser election, and has been approved by the
people by an overwhelming majority.
The New York herald., 1862-12-04
News from Fortress Monroe.

FUE1HkfN MuNhUK, DtC iovzs
The British frigatc Cadmus lst here yesterday after
noon; also the steamboat New York. FOR Annapolis, with
nil the prisoners brought from City Point
Charles Tucker, or the Thirty-eghth Massachusetts
and George Gutbiad Of the one Hundred and sixteenth
New York, died at Chesapeake Hospital the 1st inst
rho Wilmington (N.e.) Daily Journal, Of November
c5. says--"A despatch from Fort Fisher this morning
saws al, IL quiet below the Pccotago, and Uncle Ben
went 10 sea safely last night"
General H. Jones is In Richmond sick. There bu,
slight hopes Of his recovery.
lion. r. n Hatch, rebe Collector Of the port OF New
Orleans has opened collection Office at roDchataula,
and is doing a regular business.
The steamer Kelk was into and sum- on the BAHIA
mas recently sno was buh in Scotland for running the
blockade.
The New York herald., 1862-12-04

Our HAxBoR DEFENcEs.-Secretary Welles, in
his report, appears to think that the fertifca-
sions of our principal seasorts are sufficient
for their purpose The report of the Ordnance
Bureau Of his own department expresses q
different opinion. Which are we to credit?
The New York herald., 1862-12-04

VULGAR scurrity want Of mora, cnamcter and prone
ness 70 faisehool But the Conmustaor deems u @ %
the eau II truth. 10 tbs oonn eeo repoeed in him hy
the President and 30 tho inio mslAsn the pubic, VINO
have an interest the subject, that their ftchoods
should be- the earliest momene sxi"sed and retutef
KEvfRDY JOHNSON.
The New York herald., 1862-12-04
Personal Intelligence.

Captain L. NJ Powell, os the United States Navy, is in
town. II appears that the he did not receive bis
official orders owing to the accidental delivery
OF his letters by tho carriers Of city Post Office.
Capt Van Vast Of the Royal Navy Rufus Choate Of os
ton u. Martin and wife, OF Hamiiton and Mr.. Scbbns
and wife, OF Cazenovia are stopping at tho Brevoort
House.
y. c. Montgomery Of the United States Army; .. b.
yremble, of Maryland; Colonel f. Sherr of Geneva; H.
W Webb. OF Illinois, c. C.. Carpenter, of Massachusetts,
Black Mac, aud W D. Adams OF Baltimore, stepping
at the Metropolitan Hotel.
DR. Patton, OF the steamship Great Eastern; s. g. Ward
OF Boston; 9. u. Wilder, OF Galveston Mr. Boyd and
wife. OF Philadelphia and y. O. Bacon and family cf
Staten Island, are stopping at tho Clarendon Hotel
Hon. Levi Ilarris OF New Borlin Colonel j. Eiwcl.
ami Captain Howard Dwight q ihc United states Army
Judgs -trykcr, Of Rome, n "; Mrs Gcaera Wesse or
Coopcrstown L. II. Stewart, OF Ohio; William Dunn ana
wife, OF CINCINNATI A. Van Vechten. Of Albany; Tracy
Beadle aud VIE Of Emira; w. r. Gordon, Gordon smith
and DR.. w. T.. Alter and wife, OF PhiadelOhifp. G. r.
gyes of Massachusetts, aud j. u. Maury, or Councci-
cut, are stopping nj the Astor House.
Hon Judge Nelson Associate Justice OF The Supreme
Court of the United states, IN sss0n in Washington,
s detained In New York by the dangerous illness of his
daughter, Mrs Kenneth q. White.
The New York herald., 1862-12-04

Eight Car,es ds visite fer 81. A. e.,
pAIfAtS Iy3


Kuox, the Hs sfer, In these piping"
tin,cs "oyershadovs s opposition his department, and
has established detective sysea Ter more sncseohs lhsn
amy exercised by the most asis'e Prov9s oI ,ne
maze being the universal ndcs'og Of gntisy; not that
W. mean to genttemcn wearing other hats
but say that sNOxS eegsh Hats are always w.rn W
,sn ua,neu ns any one by visiting the Hat Ware
sons i 2S Broadway norhess, OF Fulton street.
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IA ssse yisite, ~. mt vaaRhan's, 2AS
Borery equal q any Broadway for - Notics--Gaey

Holiday Presents.--Eigi.t Carries de VI
si.e for one oelar at CAAys 81 Ssnai siseeI hetwssa
Laurens and Wooster.
The New York herald., 1862-12-04

Roynt Havmna Lostery-A Premium Of
u, pcr n rssd prizes u ormaiion furnished H.sh
'f' TAfLOR Il co, Bankers
I6 Wall street, New York
The New York herald., 1862-12-04

Prizes Cnshe6 In All IegaiiIed Lotte.
ries Information gwen. JOSEPH Bate Broker No. II
Wall street, Tvon No. !, nav YORK.
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M.ndes, ch.cn,wte. oas nr.-,z. WHY.

Cristadoyo's N,ir Dye, proservatfve and
Wig depot wholesale and reait NJ, 3 Astor Heuse The
Dye spplied by ssilful artists.
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nmei.l Drawing. OF the Dslaw ware stat.

ho'es n,,.v .rr ExrRA Class s2i-Deeeniber 3 is61
$50 s7 81 10 CO. II. II. &, 20, IL, "a.
A ,nsiAw,vs Class @8-DecemDsr
~ ~, ~. >, ~, ~, al, A. % Ia ss a
c, --.t " addressing ~ w. Va
JOHN A. MoEsers { CO.
WlWrg. n Gtlawars
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OmcisI Drawings % Murray, EDDY -
Go = K~ptncky and Missoun State LottsrteG
KEsrucKv. ExrRA 0LAss 5s3-Decemeer J. ioO -
81, "a, 20, ~. 10. II. II, ~, 80, s, 2, az, 90.
KkrrucKY. Class 57s-Decemb-rs s. 1909
60, Is, q, "a. "a. I'll. IL. i6, 65, "a. ~, ".
Circulars free OF charge by sidress.ng either o
Coyinston. Ky. or 81. Louis. Nc
The New York herald., 1862-12-04

Heavy Knit All Won
UNDER SfsiRTS AID DRAWERS
On hand AND maa0 tSIoS ! HI1sr HbANs No s pro.awsy
The New York herald., 1862-12-04
Goods hacked and shipped 70 all parts Of tho woulA
REQ LAIG ron cLAssIfsYC AI1oy. !

c,ToLEs-FRoM THE PILOT BOAT wN u RoNER,
- at anchor OF Quarantine, y. l., sevent teei ysyi
Hoat nearly new, painted Yellow. A ibers icwfrd WI
be pasd for H. recovery lnor aatnn that viii h " -
Apply " John W. Avcly Sog Water street
The New York herald., 1862-12-04

Trusxrs.-.Marsh 81 Co.-1ndscal Cure
Truss ONCE stiN ut No vesey street. Asoi House Ne
connection with other Office " the sane nsme Alan
The New York herald., 1862-12-04

SchenesS's PNimanic Syrols-.Fcs sale,
Wholesale and retail the depot ~ Barclay street u. "
The New York herald., 1862-12-04

Gouru uud'a poudre subtitle Uproots Hair
from any part Of tbe body. Warranted AS Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-12-04

wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye, Eass Dyeins
and Mocayia Cream fog beauty ing tho ha4f VI w.
BACHELORS, 10 Bond street. .G#
The New York herald., 1862-12-04

BiiI's Hair Dye, FfSy Crntss E!acis os
Brown hess Depot Ba,rty street md sold oy al
pist-.
The New York herald., 1862-12-04

Trasses.--RIarsh's Eadiesi Cure ErAssss,
sher o. Broadway aud Ann street. under Hsnuns Nu
scum. lady attendant No connection nisn amy Other
The New York herald., 1862-12-04

OMeiat Drawings OF The LtSrHry Asss .
citation Company Ie,sery, of KentacSg.
CfAls NJ. AID .cemher q 1862
GO, Is, 40, Al, II, .. 10, 81, H. 81, ~, ~, IL.
CLASS M. tl2-Dccsmber 3, 1889.
20, |, s.. "A, 70, :, ~, 81. 81. 8. 90, so, IS.
For cfy1ui Sc. adhresa
=. RRoADBEST A CO., cosinglon, xy.
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quity uf - rocola he rse and n0tstfsl
ment Tor soldiers ani ,-ier for laval Hund churrr,
well kuosn II u orttn veonlneud ~ ssrsons OF h
MOI GcaLe health bY most eleOratoA ghysicAns.
The New York herald., 1862-12-04

Use MiIjer's Fifty Ceas s3Rir Dye Eha
twenty-five cent inggoralor. Sold by 81 druggists Dc cA
30 Uey stieet.
The New York herald., 1862-12-04

Ficht Cartes de ytsitc Tor Si-Equnt TO
the best made BALCHS 233 Greenwich ST. cor. Barcas