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4 = 81 y JLAL ~ CTLC Il,
Ds- L. vELLNY's Private Hospital, in The
FEDERAL Block. oorns, Of Seventh and streeta
opposite the Post ano Patent Ofaoes Rooml
rs ard ~. up sta,s. Washington. y. q.
AL diseases OF private nature treated IN the mos
scientific manner, and radical cures effected in sl
,asss sYPHILTTIo AFFECTIONS. aoNoB-
RHdA. aLEET. FRACTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or The atit Of voLUPTUoUs
DREAMS, or any veaknes Of the GENkRATIvF r
ORGAN ron any cause whs,ever, or how long
andin" ooroushly and r.dioally cured
AFFI n TED AND UNFOR7 UNh7E.
No mate, what your disease, lot NO false deiosoy
revert apply immediately 70 Dr.. vellny, who IL
,osnowlsased 10 be b. ur 'he most SUCCESSFUL
-1YsIClAN In the ,,es eIt Of private diseases.
ess- mot tS come sun mag, .uowp your misfortunes,
I'D be vii speedily enc yuu N your way reIcicins
SELE.1EUSk,
hat rssdul scourge OF the Young indulged in
pher, wSeh destroys the gene. stive orgsr-,
rps,s 5Ou g., ms'sed III. producing wesmes Of
h. bsoi aud limb loss Of animation and muscular
over pslpitsnsn OF the heart nervous irritabnity,
os- o. memory. usl,n hgly hshits, insanity. oop.
mmptioa. And death
nences. delay not to make your case known to Dr.
v. Your 'eerets With him are sacred, and you nsy
sonsdenu, ely upon bis medical skin
rnousan, ~hoss systerr were shsttsrsd and we're
% he orink oI u. grave, has be brought osos to
.iso-,r .,snh By sis stiifuI treatment
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contemplating uAtr.
aoo- suspect themselves OF impotency, seminal
,eNsnes -r say dise.e arising fro. . relaxed
tats Of ne genital organs, whether the result of
iss,se tnlary, consequences Of youthful indisors
Ions o. indulgeues Of the passions In ripper years,
ne earnestly entres,sd 20 pl,or Themselves under
he osre a, D, v they may rely with srta;nsy
Ipon speedy cure, and full viso- restore
He treats with entire success al dseasss Of renslss,
sueb a. LUCoRRHEA or wHJi-S. LAPsus
uTgRI SO, 30, saa n every qS,s FgE,-n'n,g =
tsot CURE
FEEs moderate, ard VISITS and CoNMUNI
-kr!oSs st-i--iy PsIvATR and COMPLIES.
TIA
PERSONS calling SEQ no ono but the pOCTCG
Those st distance may be TREATED BY dnlL
JIrtuR STATEMENT OF CASE. sa.. 10
~ ams
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DENTISTRY.
irsxs exer SIssxSE.

irSzGxsf 2GHSE.
L Va. LSOMIe;, Nj. -.
The inventor and pztentee Of the Mineral els.e
Teeth, attends pefsonaly nj hil otnee In this CITY
Many persons cal wear these teeth who cannot
wear others, md no person wcsr othcrn who can
u,t wssP tae,c.
persou- calling Al my Once oap De accommodated
with any style and price OF Teeth they may desire
but to thoes who arc particular snd wish the pure.t
ccaue strongeot and most perfect donture that an
can prodnse, the Mineral Flatc will be moro fully
warranted
Rooms IN this oi,y--No. sss Pennsylvania avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets. Also, o07 Aruh
street, Philadelphia. mar1B-iy
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QOOMS TO LET.-Four Furnished Rooms, with
~ or Ei'hOut board, within five mInutrj' WGIb
Of iennsylvsnia avenue Inquire at No. lvI Mary
land avenue oCt 3J--lt
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nR. LOCKWOOD continues tbs pras-
- tioe Of Dentistry, In the Washington Building
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street
Having prscticed In the South nearly sixteen years
be feels assured that he can give satisfaction TO any
that may call.
Teeth inserted on VuLoAnifs, Rupssn, or Com
PLATE, Chloroform administered when desired.
nuR 1T
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h6AQ! h0aQ! h080I h0aQ!
UarsI
splss4is Cameo, Mosaic, Lava, Carbun
els, end Je! setts Of Jewelry, u
b-'pV.s..., NV
Elegant Garnet, Turquoise, and Knam.
elst, iull sets, 81 to ss............... 800
Superior EusIaeled, Coral, and Opal
Cluster se'u 81 to oS3................. 50
plain, Chaseo, Enameled, and Fancy
Bracelets, 81 70 1.................... @tolOvr
Cameo, Coral Carbunols, and Minis-
'ure Brooches e. cents to sl........ 80
aeats' Vest, Guard, and Ladies' Chate.
lain Chains-the largest stock In Wseh
hgton, 81 to Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Ladies' Garnet and Carbunoe Neck
lces, 81 to S2.so Observation-Disclosures. 500
S4rnet, Carbui ,le and Onyx Studs and
Buttons, thne, 81 . sett. .............. 500
Fine, solid, Gold Sleeve. Buttons and
Studs, separate, 50 cents to u . sett... 20
Cent? Cluster aco Opal Bosom. Pins,
IoA mounting 80 cents to 81, ,26.... 50
rtns Lockets .od Aedalions, for two and
four Pictures : $50
Se~l and Stoue.se, Finger Rings, every
vsriety, SO cents to sl.6o.......,...... ~
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WILLEA" Fitch.
ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANTS,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND STREETS,
Opposite tie Poa Office,
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Prosecutes Claims for Pensions, Bounty Money,
Bounty Land Warrants, Lost Property, Recruiting
Officers, and all other Just Claims against the Gov.
Also, Patents procured for Inventors.
Special attention given to cases before the Court
Fees reasonable in all GASES, to wit:
In each Pension case IS 90
Bounty Money case NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800
bounty Land case ........................ 800
ray Clalm... %
Widows and minor children who are poor, half
the above rates. Those who are er.renssly indQen
| Tree Of charge, except mere dlsbursements
Correspondents will be entitled to share the fees
| In all cases they forward.
Consulting counsel, Hon, Il; II. GILLET. late
United States Solicitor Of the Court Of Claims and
| former Solicitor of the Treasury.
Special References by Permission:
Hon Richard wallach, Mayor of Washington.
Hon ". W. soaton, eI Mayor oi washington.
sssi,S Lewis SGAlfUn c. ,sn Bsnks5S WsshingtOn
Ex Governor Hunt, Of Lockport, New York.
Judge Gardiner, Of Lockport, New YORK
Hon. John Ganson, State Senator, Buffalo, N Y
Hon Burt Vanhorn, member Of Congress from
Hon G. W. Clinton, Judge Superior Court, But.
Messrs. Hubble & Davis, Counssllors, Buffalo,
Judge Bowen, Of Lookport, New York.
Judge Woods, Of Lockport, New York.
Hon. I. 7. Flagler, ex member Of Congress from
Hon John Ganson, President Of the New York
and Erie Bank, Buffalo, New York.
oct 2B-lm"
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1862. 1869.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
NEW YORK LINES.
EHE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PHILA.
DELPHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD co u
IINES

DELPHlA ANDTRENTON RAILROAD CO. -
LINES.
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES.
From walnut street Wharf, and ksn-
singtOn Depot.
WILL LRAvl As FOLLOWS, VIZ: Fare.
At A. M, via Camden and Amboy-C. "A.
Accommodation. ............... %. .Q6
At A. M, via Camden and Jersey City-New
Jersey Accommodation. on................. 22s
Ats A. NJ, via Remington and Jersey City
Morning Mail. .......................... 400
Atl2S p L., via Camden and Amboy-Aocom.
mCuauon .......................... 125
At2 r, NJ via Camden and Amboy-C and A.
M. F Il via Camden and jersey city. ''''
Evening Express. ss......................... 500
At Z NJ, via Camden and Jersey City
I'd Class rioket.. ............... aaS
AsC NJ, via Kensington and JeSey City
southern Mai. ...,........... ~. 80 900
At p. NJ, vA Camden and Amboy-Aocom.
mediation, (Freisht and Passenger,-
1st olsss ticket. ........... 225
I'd olass ticket. ........ l60
The 81 z. N, Line runs daily Sundays excepted
The u p, NJ Southern Mall runs daily
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CHARLES
LONDON
DIAL
G I N

..G S.Ssnsa+p up solely in quart and pint bot
ties, to meet the requirements Of
Druggists, and those to whom Pure and Unadulter.
atsd liquor L. Necessity or Luxury.
II is the oldest established OF sill the Grss %
which have started into existence upon the basis OF
t well deserved and hard earned celebrity.
II has no connection with, and ts 10 no way like
the trashy mixtures sold ss " E-cLIsn GIr," or
OLD Tos :" or Lorpos DOCK ;" or LoNDor GN"
ho., 30, no matter how much antiquity" or " rs'
spootability " is assumed By their begetters
DR.. Valentine Mott, Of New York, says " 1t IA
ar preferable to PuRa Holland Gin, and is he
en article Of u Kind hnts tn<r pr' 30 say thcr
'ands Of physicians
The New York Herald says; We arc surprised
st Its bensaoial efeofs Il is certain safe grsrd to
health"
The Philadelphia Ledger Gays; " Il has no supe.
nor, II an equal, In medicinal virtues
The Kew Orleans Picayuns ssys: " There Is no
remedy on earth for dyspepsia equal 10 IT,"
The Boston Journal says: "hs beverage, ~ .
preventive, or remedial agent, wan, no other,
II Ia our pdte recsn,r
Women Of America. for you It u pdrticularly
adapted In h0tnecs or health, Il ls your Rrestest
fr,erh
q. BALDWIN a co,
Sol. lsPonTxaa,
Vi Liberty street, Nev iorS.
soad In " Arlington By
LOWELL, COLES a CO,
sis street, near Pa avenue,
deo S-ly And dealers generally.
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WAY LINES.

WAY LINES,
For Bristol, Trenton, DO, at 40 ana ~. A NJ.
and 8, so and IL p. IL, from Kensinsto and !!
p. NJ, from Walnut street whatf
For Bristol and intermediate Stations at IL Y A.
NJ, from Kensngton.
For Palmyra, Riverton, Dolsnoo, Beverly, Bur.
lington Florence, Bordenown, 80, at lax, l, 4, 8
and 6kP.N
Steamboat Trenton, for Bordentowr and inter,ne
da;e Stations at az p. H., from Walnut street
wharf
AT For New York, and Way Lines leaving Ken
dngton Depot, take the Cars on Filth street, above
Walnut hall an heur before departure. The Car.
run from the Depot
Fifty pounds OF Baggage only, allowed each pas.
sag IA bnt Iber wssrnS rS S.ng any
Baggage ever fity pounds, to be paid for extrs
Ths Company limit their responsibility for Baggage
.ay sI1naSt hsyona 100 Dollars, except BY special
sohtrsc-. Whi. 4. GATZMER, Agent
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JAY COOKE d CO.,
hanISerS.
No. asa Fifteenth .Ir.-I,
dealers In
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES
AND CER7lFICA
Army AND NAVY BILLS,
COIN, CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE
Highest price paid tor
dOLp, SILVER, AND OLD REMAND NO IS
OCT s.
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|ssre Agents for the sale o.
xoCLAIN's CELEBRATED
Cocoanut and Quince-seed
Hair Oils.
COLOGNES, EXTRACTS. 80.
GhrsIiana's Colosnes, Extracts, ".
~oRSl.EY's PREMIUM
honey, PALM, ALMOND. AND WINDSOR
Toilet Soaps.
ALSO,
TATLOa'S FANCY SOAPS.
Pn: at IN Family Boxes. 70 suit purohsssrs
Wholesale and Retail
also mi lines OF Notions and Fancy Goods
al ~ which we offer at the Manufao,u rers
Price. without any freight being added
IA0 'sHde, Dealers, Housekeepers NV '"a
lar 90 respectfully solicited.
~ guarantee to soil at New YORK auc ~
| dsN4ts "v""a, prpsr,sh "a he GiarNa2:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

Honr WITH THEIR Own PETARD.-The aboli-
Aion radicals succeeded in rushing bill
through Congress some time ago authorizing
the President to appoint army officers to what
ever commands he pleased, irrespective Of their
rank, services or standing In the service. This
bill was passed for the express purpose Of al
lowing the President to supersede General
Mcclellan by General Fremont, whenever he
could be prevailed upon to do 50. The President
did not see the bill in that light, however, and
che first use he made Of the power 1t confer
red was to appoint, not Fremont over McClel-
Ian, but Pope, subordinate in rank, over
Fremont. This was commenting the poisoned
chalics to the radical abolitionists' own lips
with q vengeance. Like unskilful engineers,
they were hoist with their own petard, and
Fremont's resignation Of his command finished
Ahem decidedly.
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MAILS FOR THE Pacific.

The war for the Suppression OF ths M.
n.,, "-Ihe Advance ON the II che, G. NJ.
tn,-rh. ~ notwithstanding In,eiIi-
gene. rro,,, m south-Important News
Sro,.. r,., o. &c., dc.
The mail steamship North Star. CAPTAIN Jones, will
leave this port 1t 90 day, for Aspinwall.
The mails for Central America and the South Pacnc
will close at half past ten O'Clock this morning
The new YosK Naturalization for the Pacfc-wil
DO resdy At half-past nine O'Clock this morning and will
contain the latest dispatches from McCsians Army in
front Of Richmond and from tho different Divisions Of
the Union Army throughout the country; The Tax bill
recently passed by Congress- with the names OF the
articles and tho classes OF persons taxed alphabetically
arranged Interesting intelligence from the recovered
Southern cities Late and mpor tant from Europe.
ana record OF all interesting events that have trsns
pirsd during the past woek
cents.
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THE MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Important Ope rations Before Ric hmond-
The Recent Flight ON James Islan nd, 3.
C.-Anatrs In the South and South
west, &c., &c.
The Cunard mail steampship China, Captain Anderson,
will leave this port tomorrow for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close in this city Il nine
O'Clock 70 morrow morning.
Tho NEW YORK HxRALD-Edition for Europs-wil DO
published at eight O'Clock TO morning and will
contain full particulars from special correspondents
Of the recent important OF General McCsl.
lans army in front Of Richmond additional details Of
tho late Fight on James Island CT tho Latest News
from New Or cans and tho Southwest and all other in.
teresting events of the past week.
Single COPIES In wrappers, ready for mailing six cents
Sampson Low, Son 4 Co., No. Al Ludgate Hill, London
England. will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the HERALD.
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Some OF the regiments were Swept away At the
Eeven Pines" Further on they say" The
regular Eleventh infantry is about annihilated
Nearly every officer in it is killed or wounded .
One OF the Tribune correspondents concludes
with this mysterious and alarming prognosti-
cation -
Before 70 TO tho necessarily imperfect census OF the
dead ana wounded OF the battle OF the let
me ask In view OF what may happen to morrow who Is
TO assume the responsibility Of the crmc OF neglectng or
resisting the reinforcement Of Nc lelans
The train delassa little Coz mol Black, OF PennsyI
vania AlIlad-his head blown of by shell When wo
lost ms battery we lost It's valuable commander be-
y. Ten guns were taken from 10 oy sudden nshk
attack covered by the smoke which hing around
She pieces and slowly driited % toward
Eleven M-lhere h council OF the three or four
best minds In the army this late hour OF the night
they decide that not ST. ong enough TO nant .n
enemy and that we must retreat TO morrow whom
ohal rest the grsvous responsibility Of resisting
ausng Met isllan appeals for rsnfcrcementsf
The writer inquiries who are responsible for
che fact Of McClellan's army being so small,
and insufficient for its purpose? We answer the
radicals, with Mr.. Chase at the head and
C reeley at tho tail, influencing the War Depart
rment to reduce McClellan's army, divide it.
and have 1t cut up In detail, first in the valley
Of the Shenandoah and then ct Richmond.
Who are responsible for the vast amount Of
blood that has been needlessly shsdi The ra-
ideals, including Greeley, who hurried on the
army to its destruction ut Bull run, and would
have destroyed II . second time ct Manassas
and Centrevills. These treacherous disanion-
lists told the world the rebels had but hand
ful Of men, that McClellan's army was entirely
TOO large, and that he could at any time ad-
vance and capture the whole rebel army If he
chose. Who are responsible! The blood CT
the heroes and martyrs falling In the cause of
the country on the banks Of the Chickahominy
cries to Heaven as . swift witness Of their
guilt; and the time is not distant when the
nation will hold them to account.
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IRTY-sEvENTH CON0R Uss.
FIRST SESSION.


Senate.
WASHINGTON, June 30. 1ee2.
YuMmMEr or coRRurr oFFIcE HoLDxns.
Mr.. POWELL, topp) OF KY, introduced bill TO punish
persons giving Offering 70 give members Of Congress
or officers Of the any consideration for pro-
curing contracts ONCE place under the United States
government Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
PUBLICATION OF CONTRACTS.
The resolution providing that contracts made by the
departments DO published weekly In the newspapers was
taken up and passed.
CONFIRMATION FOR SENATOR'S.
The resolution relative 10 tho compensation Of Ssns-
tors appointed TO ll vacancies then taken up and
passed.
THE LAW RElArrvE TO SALVAGE.
On motion Of Mr.. MoRRnL, (rep.) Of me-, the bill
making further provisions In rslats 70 sewage was
taken up The bill provides that vessels and goods be-
nging 10 loyal citizens Of the united States which
have captured by the rsbe whom retaken by the
United states, shall be delivered TO the owners without
salvage.
Mr. GRIMES, (rep) Of Iowa. opposed the passage Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

ETY PoLIrICs.-The Office seekers and spoils
bunters In this city are exceedingly busy hold
Ing their caucuses and laying their plans for
the fall elections. They are laboring under the
pretence Of building up their party, but in
veality to enable themselves to walk into some
office. The old political parties are divided
Into a. many factions a. there are candidates
for Office, none Of them representing the people,
and in no circumstances can they speak for
any person except those political idlers that
follow in the wake Of some candidate and do
his bidding. Thus we have in Tammany Hall
half . dozen "Rings" fighting each other, be-
sides several other combinations which con-
slider themselves the original Jacobses Of that
concern, all keeping up an incessant clatter
about the power and virtue Of the Old Wigwam,
which simply means that there are so many
candidates for certain ofnces--no more and no
less. Mozart Hall il in precisely the same con-
dition, the aspirants for Office forming inside
combinations without number; and the same
may be said in regard to the republican party
and all other organizations that imagine they
are Of any importance.
In oil these movements the public interest
does not have the least consideration; II il sim
ply squabble for the spoils and desperate
effort to secure Offices with fat salaries. 1t will
make no difference which arc successful, the
public interest will be the last served, and be
sure to suffer. Their own movements have got
matters into such condition that a dozen or
more Of the "Rings" and combinations will
have to unite before they will have strength
enough to give any candidate respectable
support, much less to- elect candidate to
Office
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Suicide ut Fort Hamilton.

ToRT HAMILTON, June 80, 1862.
Sergeant william Ross, ouarormaster Sergeant Of tn
rh regiment OF artillery committed suicide this
Ans At Fort Hamilton by cutting his throat with
No cause ID assigned The deceased bore excellent
character, and was highly esteemed by the officers Of
his regiment
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st. JoiSs N. F., June so, 1869.
Tho steamship Etna, which saiicd from New York ON
Saturday last expected to pass Capo Race Tuesday
evening during the night, and dispatches viii be
placed board If left at George stoker's Commercial
Agency, las Broadway, New York city.
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Deafness, Impaired sight, Noises in the
Head and Sore Throat cured by DR. Won EIsENBERG,
Oculist Aurist Ss Clinton pa Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

American tsosd and silver and the
United Demand Notes bought aud sold
al the best rates by ). FLAMES CO., 45 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

BatcheI0r's Hair Dye-the hest fn the
word; instantaneous harmless aud reliable sold by drug
ssts pcrtumers everywhere Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

Eight Carte de Visites for Sl-The Hest
IN the city, az WOODS Gallery, 2os Bowery, ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

Hfli's Hair Dye, 80 cents, Black or
Brown, best ia Depot No. Barclay street. and sold
by ali druggists
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Crisfadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative
and Wig depot Wholesale and retail No SAssor House. The
DE is applied by experienced artists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

Ladies Desiring q Beautiful Conn
pexion LARDS Bloom OF YOUTH for preserving and
beauifyns The complexion and skin. An druggists and
go Broadway
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OFFICE OF CLERK OF THE BOARD OF sUPkH,
~ vsors No. City Hail. New York June 30 1852. =
meeting Of the Board OF Supervisors held to-day he
following veto message received from his Honor CAo
Mayor which received and ordered 70 be laid u
liable for ten days. entered Vt length In the minutes an
published in the papers Of the county.
MAYORS OFFICE NEW YoRx, June q, 1861. 4
TO TIN HONORABLE Board or SUPERVISORS entiemen-S
| return without approval your resolution that -
Comptroller draw HIS warrant In favor of Frederick II
Hartmann for the Of hundred and nifty doilAr
Tin full for clerical services render ed by order Of the
Of the First Dsrcs (Poice) court Q. In addition 70 n
objection that fnd law authorizing order pay{
ment OF claim like this, your resolution Ia clearly ifA5
IN ordering the amount TO be paid from The ~ rop ~
lice courts are BY law made pay.be only from Ell
treasury. GEORGE OPDYkE, Mayor.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes l Broadway Of Murray street.
New York.
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Prof. l.. Miilcr's Hair Dyc-Black OF
Brown5o cents; the best In use. Sold by drugssss T
H. 80 Dcy street.
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Trusses.-Marsh d Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss or No. vesey street tunder the Astor House, op-
pes,ts the church Female attends ladies' No connection
swhsteysr with any other Truss oilce OF name.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

Eight Cartcs dc visite for 81, Equal 90
the best made. Try them.
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r UABAGO CURED.
ALLCOCK's POROUS STRENGTHENING PIAsrEes
NEW YORK RACES.
UNION COURs &. L. I.


THE SPRING RUNNING MELTING will commence -
Friday, July Is ana days. The following
Stakes ana Puss will Dc for
FIRST DAY-FRIDAY, JULY
Stake for year ds-2 mil heats
- . SANE DAY-FRIUAY JULY -
Handicap (Engish principle, reduce add V weight r.
age) TWO ies free all ages; 500 -
Forfeit seven entries f best staxal
track TO give $500 Closed with following entros.
Laura arts. years old, lu3 lbs
Bette Ward, years old 100 lbs
Pope Swegist, years old, 100 lbaL
Trovalore, years old, 81 los.
HILLSIDE ugh. years Odd, 30 lbs
Throgsneck, years old, IS lbs.
Cyclone, years old, IS lbs
West Roxbury, years old, 80 lbs.
sunshine, yaOrs old, Is lbs.
Miss Jessie years Old, 30 lbs.
Reporter, years old, Us lbs
SANK DAY-TIYvANY PRICE LADIES
magnificent Enamelled Gold Watch, richly inaid WIN
Diamonds, cnain to match free only Saddle RorsNo1
weight 10 BIO carried, 100 ibs half NIL hea valus q
watch and chain, $40 entrance fec SIS Four
tries 70 fill the No horse will be eligible
this prize unless he shall have used ordinary
ole horse viii horse be ble that has started II
pubic either In the United States Canada wthD
two years
Ten stables Of horses win present 70 fs
these purses, comprising only Of horpo
but moro first class than In the North q
one time before In addition those already named thsF0
Will be Atngton Idlewld Noble Jackson Laura Fsnsk
Nicholas lst Wagram, Rsportr. Hills CROUCH, BIondin.
Bette Ward Sailor Boy, Pope Sweisert Ella D. Auster
RACING EVER SEEN IN THE NORTH The rlces con,
menace at 8 O'Clock +. NJ. JN0. L. UASSADY. Manager
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
Bonds purchased nv r. r. JAMES CO, Is Wall street.