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Medicine, Vienna.
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on,
TRIESEMAR No ;,
Is the great and sure remedy of the civilized world
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PASSENGER TRAINS TO AND FROM
BALTIMORE,
WINTER seized ULE,


SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
.. oH .hf s ps S@ss Pss
bALIlMOhE viii run 80 follows:
no-,, TEAMS MOVING NORTH
nv, MornlRR. EI3res, saTe Washnst9n % 4. Ar
New York ?. M; Harrisburg lis ?. n. ~
Morning Accommodation leave Washington ,. 40
IN A. N. ArTivs at baltimore $50 a. u. No eOnneo-
New York Mail Train-lesve washington at IL
NJ; srriye At Baltimore 1910 r. M; Philadelphia
Afternoon Aocommodstion-ieave Washington
~ i;s: Arrive st Baltimore 5Of.k.; Philsdel-
Evening EIsrsss-leave Warrington P. M.
Arrive at Baltimore Sc 2. NJ; Phnsdeilhia los
IN; Ney York a.. NJ; Harrisburg An.
The r.. NJ. train from Washington connects
through 20 New York every day during the week,
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave rev ! ork At A. H.; Fhllafe. Ihih ~ - A,
Nj bSIumore o. + u. Arrive AZ WsshiEE.On t-s2
Leave New York at ~. H.; PhiI.del,hr, 1oIn p
NJ; Esltlmoref3oA' d. Arrive st Washington ESQ
Leave New York 1T II p. NJ; FhilsdeIshi. 80
An; Bsltlmore7 s. Az. Arrive II Washing ton
ACCOMMODATION Trains leave baltimore at =
=, NJ, ana I.s for Washington, arrive there at
Ill I'M. and 7P.N.
Passenger Trans leaving Washington tf.tn a.
N. ald sos p. NJ, aud Baltimore At IS n and 4C0
?. MAKE direct connections toF Annapolis xt the
Trans leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
IngtOn st $50 A. NJ. and 40 p. ~.
NJ, II A. NJ. and =. NJ. and Baltimore at $50 and
71o A. NJ. and $50 p NJ. will stop only Annapolis
JEscttos and WdsainEtoH (ReiayI JrHcfion.
?, Way Passengers must take the Accommodates
Trains will leave Washington and Baltimore
promptly upon cG;dfIE1s.
de u Master of Transportation, Bali,
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THE EVENING STAR.
A HonIILY A YonIILY.


By DOUGLAS A. LEViEr
1 have read, witty SAKE, your last Sefsss on EH-
Its a game haze played-althOt1gh never for
And II YOU but knew 1t as well as know It,
You would find, oh most genial and excellent
poet,
II teaches lesson move useful than one
To be Cleaned from the sentence-"fn play IL
alone ~
sslE. ,Sl,.nes. we know, 10 an excellent trait,
The advanced guard OF Science who patiently
Until Tim. h.x ieseloped the Truths they pro-
Deserves q hish ulsce on the record Of fame,
And often in life, as IN Euchre, own
You make Big March rhen you "play Il alone,
But to ego /, alone, wound foubs understand
Yen must hold the Big KHGrss OF the PACK in
Arsf 100 often in life, in aatmil.r tx,
You 6epend on such cards to SCOUTS you the
So tha, Something too much of the knavs may be
Ia selfish desire to "ssa II alone"
But the game you descri6s as ''trIvial strife
Has moral to point for the Battle of Life
IL isthis: When the cards are dealt round on the
stand,
How bravery Your partner i'll luck can resist,
II cheered by the sound Of your voice, "l'll as
sist" -.
The great GalileO, imprisoned and bound,
In the depth Of his sorrow this sympathy fouod
when angry Dominicans huIled at his head
AL the wrath on which bigC.ry's passion 10 fed,
A fair form appeared through tSs dungeons dim
mist,
And daughters soft voice whisperts lew, am
assist
What's the worth Of this world, II designing and
cold,
You selhshly seek all the honors to hold,
Repelling your neig hbors, with glances OF stone,
And the words, harShly spoken, "I'l play 1t
alone -
Mono higher up on humanity's list
Is he who can cheerfully say Eli assist'
Then In love Oh, rash poet IL she whose bright
eyes
Are gazing in yours with tender surprise,
should apply 10 your own case the moral yea've
shown,
And quietly-tsll yoH to 'play 1t alone ,"
With what passionate ardor those ips would be
kissed
TIL they murmured once more the sOft words
''l'u assist -
Then shuttle the pack Cut the cards once again,
And let a new moral awaken your strain
60 teach to the world that the battle of life
May be lghtened to all tai part in the strife,
IL the generous lesson thus taught be not missed
And each nan to his neighbcI will sav-"I'll as
sIst." Nst1 YO1s Weekly Argus.
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DENTISTRY.
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL CHE0PLASTl BONE
II E e T Il,
WITHOUT METAL PLATE Oh CLASPS.

DR.. 9. B SIGESMOND,
30 Broadway, Nets York-260 sansyIrdaia An
Calls the stenton Of the public to the following
l. Tbe Testh of IN. T msn shsse e -;uH~a
never oorode nor change color by any
sclds, being three fourths lighter thap any other
Z. NO teeth or roots need be ex teScted IA the
arnnoIal ones can be inserted over them,
o ache. eA Ho'ei
I. No temporary teeth are needed, as permanent
ones can be made Immediately, thereby preseryinE
the natural EXPRESSION OF the face. which tpih1
the Old 81 stem Is frequently disigured.
D. Ths work has been fully tes ted over Eve yesTs
country. VI 'N''
Dr. :. has also invented q white undestruesive
metsl hlllDS, with which the most nsltlye feeth
Gan be filed without pain, snd can build up Der.
through lifetime. ~ " 80 '-a'
The best of references rlyen-to Dr. v, Mott: DIR.
DoIemns, Professor OF Chemistry, ". Y; Hon.
Judge WAYNE, OF the Supreme Court Of Washing
ton, and thousands of others.
Call and examine for yourself. nos-sm
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8. N. PIXIES
ARMY. CORDIAL.

In presenting this delicious beverage to the
public, Il 10 n ot our Intention to herald II Us a
quack medicil ,s, that will cure all diseases and
affections that human nature 10 heir to, but that
II In purely combination Of most delicious
fruits, distilled under our own personal super
vision, having ,so deleterious or Injurious admix-
lures SO common with many compounds forced
upon the Public In the shape Of Tones, &C.
PIXIES ARMY CORDIAL VIII become one
Of the most useful and at the same time heathful
beverages that hUI ever been offered. We take
much pleasure In thus presenting II, particularly
70 Soldiers, who tare exposed to change of wealth
or, climate and ardship, as the bes, invigorator
that can be found. ....
SAM'L. N. PIKE Il CO.
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NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SUPERINTENDENTos OFFICE

sUPERINTENDEN1osO OFFICER
CLLyERT Era TIor, baltimore. May 10, 1851.
a.. On M stsT sunday, May 18TH 1851, Trains on
The N0RfHERN, CENTRAL RAILWAY ar
rive and depart "a follows. uutil further notice.
u.u,uTR,z TEAMS NORTH
EXPRESS sts.9P.M
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION st r.
The SIS A. N: trsin connects at Relay House
with trains on the Western MARYLAND Railroad
q Hanover Junction with Hanover and GettsbHTr
Railroads; 81 York with York snd wrightsvfle
Rallroad; 81 HarrlsbuTE With Pennaylvania Rail
road for all parts Of the West also with TSebsnnon
Vail ley Rallrosd 80 Ness York dirsef; a. Northum-
6cTland with l.. and b. Railroad FOR Kingston and
~ pSrs OF Wyooming Valley And 81 Sunbnry with
tue Phlladelphl8 and Erie Railroad for AT parts
Northern Pennsylvanis and New YORK.
The $50 Z. Nj train makes sll the above oonneo-
ions except Hanover Railroad, Writhtsvlle
Hallroaa and the Lebanon Valley Railroad.
Ihes Il. Nj. train makes connections with Penn
direct connects for New York.
TRAINS ARRIVE
NAL N6lo 2; NJ; Express % lyU A. NJ; H.rrIs-
burg Accommodated at as p, NJ
For TICKETS. and information insuire NJ the
Ticket Once, Calvert Station, Bsltimore.
j. 0nuh
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/ WIN, CORwIN BURGY,
LATE WITH the old And vel known house of
WIN. 3 CORWIN q CO,
- NEW YORK, 49, ---r-7, ~ -
DsdLe, IN ehoies Rrasdi:s, Wiass CisarS, &C.. asd
ITpgtr q Isas and Cainsss Fdaey Goods,
NO. 3S1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
tEntranoe Sixth Street,)
WashtHstoa, d. C,
The attention OF oonno;sssurs and the public GEN.
orally 10 Invited to my stock Of fine Brandes, lines
Cigars. Teas, O., comprising Hennessey. Ota I'd
and SaJer Brapdies. Widow Clicquot, Moot e
Chandon, NUNS, Heidsick q Co., and Associates
and YIfsrte Sherries; Wsnderer, Reserve and
South Side Madeiras; Harmony and Burmerster
Irish, SCOTCH. Bourbon and MonoDgahela WINS,
kles; jamaica ard st. CToIx RUNS; Csbana, Fig
aro, La Rosa de Santiago, o Espanola ana various
brands of Cigars and very fine Young Hyson, Hy-
son, Imperial and English Breakfast Teas In oatty
boxes imported by myself expressly for family use.
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SMITH & BROTHERS.
L A l. T. 9 II T. A M A L Z ,
SUPERIOR AMBER ALE,
PORTER AND NEW YORK BROWN STOUT.

The above CELEBRATED AMERICAN
ALES are Brewed from the CHOICEST BAR
LEY MALT and HOPS, and highly esteemed by
those who have used them. Purchasers are re-
auested to call and exsmine our superior STOCK,
assured that they will find the BEST and PUREST
articles.
We have at all times q large stock ready for de-
livery, In whole, half and quarter casks, suitable
for the TRADE, HOTELS. and FAMILY USE,
which We offer on the MOST FAVORABLE
TERMS. =
SMITH & BROTHER, Brewers,
No. l5s 100 West lath st., New York CITY.
Orders by Mai or Express promptly executed,
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g, BRIDAL GIFTS.
SILVER SERVICES,
SILVER URNS,
SILVER TUREENS
SILVER BOWLS,
slayer SPOONS and FORKS,
SILVER PITCHERS, WATERS,
- SALT CELLARS,
WHh great collection of smGIIlr arti.I.s suitn
Die for Bridal Gifts
=, These goods are all of our own m.nu fscture of
tne most elegant workmanship and irish, and We
40 not peleve, for variety and quantity, are sur
passed DJ any other collection In the country.
EPEhGNES DIAMOND JEWELRY, FINE
WATCHES, &C., &c.
FOR sale by SAM'L KIRK Il SONS,
Established 1917. de Ia-I2ts
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I'm s NEMYo%Skk E ES6 Lry EET yS5EN
- Landing and embarkfnE passeu eTs AZ
Queenstown, Ireland.
The Liverpool, New York and Philadelphis
StsamshIp Company intend dIspetohfn9 their f61
powered Clyde-built iron Steamsh nj Do A follow.
SiTYS'S OF BkLTIMS sfRsqEEa's' August ic q:
KANGAROO, iSsh
And every SATURDAY, At noon, from Pier a, North
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D NOTICE no TRAyELERs.

i HB Fostnsster Senersf ssHila oSo.red ths
mhlI service between WsshtDgton,
S Ssl1lmHr :: s e o!d Point ForiJes
MONDAY, tle fth instant, The Bay Inc Of steamers
81, t save -, ss5imere pay texeept San
oclocf p M, or immedisteiJ after the arrive, q
tne W SshlEEton Train, whloh leaves Washinstol
rSk O'CLOCK pm.
m1-t NJ. FALLS. Prss't
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N.Tu.Nrrr. 4 SHks As HsgN NO ssnG sup't
IzENFoR ss2 Hp RsI Va hE EHEETFrORT

~ - AND FALL RIVER.
BAY STATE and sTEATf OF HhfSE. y f sIssi
strength and EYeed, but particularly ADAPTED 70 the
naIE.tion Of Long lslspd soupe, running in CON
road, distance Of . milee only % Bostou.
ssss.f IIiEe sf I' Rse c. sas sssssg
Mondays, w ednesdays, and Fridays, at O'Clock
fSe ssss%sTt M EfRoP SO LIS CAT Brown, on
fussdayt, yhursdsys, and Saturdays, tt O'Clock
j, D., touching ~ Newport each way.
These Steamers are .ftted with oOmmodious
Itate rooms, and every Sfentement for the securi-
81 and comfort Of passengers, who are Afforded by
this route n1fhn rest on board, and on arrival
at Fail River proceed per Steamboat Train reach
Ing Boston esrly the following morning or may
remain on board until starting OF the Aocommods-
ron q Q A; u By which they may reach Boston
A bagrage mAster Ia attached 70 each steamer.
Who recefves and tickets the baggsge, and accom-
penies the same 70 its destination,
A nfe9mer rpnf m connection with this Line be-
tween Fall River and Providence daily, except
. FrelIht 10 Bosten 10 Forwarded through with
gest 4spetoh By an Express Train, which leeves
Fall River syeIy morning. Sundays excepted, ~
N o'clock for Boston and New Bedford, srrIvinf
@ its desttnat1on &C about m A. M.
oboe on Pier N O. North RiveS.. For state rooms
and berthe syply on board, OF 4 desired 20 seolre
them IN advance, 70 VIM. BORDEN. AIT
20 AND N w eat street. M. ".
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CIBBe HAIR STORE,
4. 5srS tFp lsrS ,f
hLFWf6s. ,PRIZETTES, sc. A mt s,.,os
Gfsys on hand, OF made 10 order 81 the shortest
49, ~ i'iS'ss e !. 49, s. s::s
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PASSENGER forwarded 20 Bs,re, Bremen. Rot
terdam, Antwerp, &c 1t reduced through area
Persons Wishing % bring out their }fiepds CAT
buy tickets allow rates.
For further information apply at the Csptains
Once. JOHN 6, DALI Areut
10 Broadway, N. ".
Or TO q. A. HERRING, Adams Express Bsiti-
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ITPHAHSy,s. HAIR pyEa..To coLQR BLACK
g sSaP.sS q lev :sSinSs e 5:s b ai cor o.
and cheapest in the world, producing, TIE moment
nnsPPlisd q IIch natural appearance, Each Boz
a. ppoh hair dye &C others sell for oss doller!
sold By o Q; UPHAM, $40 Chesnut street, PhIla-
delphis, and 8. CALVERT FORD. corner nth
street and "a. ave. sep Seo1y
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL
% EEL. Road.

ii. F.T, a. ass s ssys VIA Pave
street, New York, as follows, yli:
100 .. m, EXPRESS, for bunkirk, and Buffalo
and principal lntermec1te Stations-
s.06 q. m, MAIL, for DunkIrE, and intermediate
stsuors-Thls Train remains over nlg int Ct ElmlIx,
sS : D.. MILK dsiJ. for t6nsvins. and inter
mediate St1nons-
n.oo a. n, ACCOMMODATION, dsily. for Port
lervls, and principal Stations. -
100 ?. M. WAY, for Mlddletovn, Nevburrh.
100 ?. n, NIs6T ExRR Ess, daily, for Dun
kirk, Buffalo, Cenands s,snd prinoiDs Stations
The Train Of saturday stops 80 al Mail Train
500 l,mr. ACooMMODATIoN,fO for Housewife,
- -. CHS. MINoT, seng sup't.
NAIHANIEL MARSH. Reoeiyer. :
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In Consss uenee Of our hayine 10 pay cssh for
every art1cle Of goods We purchase, We are forced
'isfA 's SEoTsN ere ei nss ssa
boys wear, which are selling a. mpeh lower rate
than ususlly. WALL, sfEPHENs q CO..
Sss Pa syenpe, between 9th and 10th q
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rssEIksssrT 5kkf ND B vi

ssEsHs zS1 sU5 ERISESsF I'm s.zzsfSSESs u
Or and after TUESDAY May Ilth, Passenrer
Trains Tor Phllede phlA will leave President street
Express Train ~ e.l5 a. NJ, Way Mail Tram a.
80 4. Ms Evening NJ All ut IS O'Clock. ON SUN
New York trains except <.xSP p. N, train on Sstar
A FreiIht Tram With passenger car attached
leaves - p. M stopping 81 all Stations between
Baltimore and Hsvre de-6rsce.
PASSENGERS for Delaware and the Eastern shore
81 MsJlsnd vlh lind the most xpeditiOus route By
q W1Iial% ol6.s.S b..o,, -.
VIM CRAWFORD A,.rt
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MTScE NE At -.
deu corner len q and Vermont sy
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
, = ? ? = :
ENGLArD,
~ In chsncery.

ENGLAND,
~ In Chsncery. - a..
1hsrrad Woods absent be yonh
h4 y al-Nai the seesi and In the mater OF
- lhe S6th George III, chap. o.
The aaid JOSEPH SHAkkAQ WOODS, ieRatre under
she win Of Ycuis wfe Of John Yoae OF No. iS Ken.
ssou 0ore the county Of Middlesex REQUIRE who died
on o. about the I1th day Of January ss and esacs
uader The vii q he s:id John Youe who died on cr
Issue H ne died leaving ssue IN the life time Of Inc said
Yole The sald Ann Youe or the legal
n rsonsi representative Of he said Joseph
Ehs died :Sc;e ~ ssc BY their sol!cI,ors on
ee iceaes q The CHAMBERS q Vice Chancellor Stuart No
II Old square, Lnsolns Inn, HiddieseI. .
The ssd Joseph sharrard Woods left London for New
YORK N The Ini.sd States Of America, in the mQnth Of
Noyembcr lfo and his then occupation that Of
mGfcial traveller. -
81 noop a. the said chanber appointed for hearing and
sdludtcatipE upon the said claims.
Dated this Ssh day of March, 1872
NE T. sTErNBER0.
Solicitor the Petitioner
ROBERT Woods
w. u Wssise street. LUpdep,
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

M r. u and Is WALKER STREET,
first door of Broadway, MANUfACTl KERS OF Lrsi
Glars CARRIAGES and Light WAGONS, OF the ates fash.
sonable styles and elegance nish
style and durability equal in ths MARKET which
invite the inspection of purchasers
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

C1TH STREET HORSE BAzAAR;.AuGT1oN SALE
and exchange n,apies ~ and ~ East Twenyfo
street Auctions Will sommence on Monday March 81 1862
st II O'Clock A. NJ and VIII continue every day the year.
Sundays excepted Sales will consist Of Horses, Wagons
Harness, and other arces RalesS c:on l. All artcies
offered free OF charge, sale 10 made. Sec e All
horses articles for SIS comm sson viii be
g. Sec s. All articles under $25 81 Sec T. All articles
sold not proving az represented full commission w be
their kindness viii be proved the purchaser before the
livery OF sa!d horHes and werrniees OF kindness will
pirc that time Sec D. All of soundness
horses will expire day after they scld O'Clock
r. NJ Bee. In ca3rof Disagreement between the buyer
and seller the buyer shall choose and the seller
other and II they cannot they shall choose the third
man. and hsr essson shah be final and finding Sec
under SO s5f not complied with, the article Will be i'm
neiisel offered the second time. Sec AL warran,ees
will be read 70 the satisfaction purchasers aud the
purchasers will their the propneiors
Harness Blsnkets Whips and other sIn articles rcasonA
bic charges viii be made Horses other articles be
with their character time before the gao "a cssej
they viii be offered In their Horses kept and
"-'-' wiiiTsoN 4 SONS. Proprie.ors.
AOO top and open BnGgies. Dostors Wagons, Grocers
~ kcvire and lS4 Fulton avenue, Brooklyn ~
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
A nRRC- QTYI An VslfYTu0

r ow, SON BENBows
SOAPS AND PERFuNERY.
Mr.. q. II. BENBOW Of IN. above nrm 10 long known 20
the American Trade informs his friends and patrons ha,
he partnership having expired with Mr. Low be hns taken
Henry Benbow, who has been
years with ite late nrfn. O. H. Benbcw having
the share Of the belonging 70 Robert
Low, sr, who was the original proprt tor Of ~.
LOWS BROWN WINDSOR SOAP, &c.
Benbow will the manufacture OF thAs sopc.
ror article having had sole management Tor several
years. Also of
dLycERINE..
Fanny SOAPS
PERyuxEs,
BRbsBES, 49,. I
The quality Of which, they guarantee equal to any imported
into the American market.
Buyers visiting En- land the present year arc requested v
goods and prices without incuring the obng
~" BENBOw 4 SON,
Mo- IL Little Byi,ain.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
Shlps' Crevvs I.etters.

L,buan s,s. Michael Colbr.dss,
y Mann
LiyerPool packet ship. Henry
Asdss s1,, :, H. H n ship. Gee Roe,
Mirage shlr. MAlcoimMKe ellar
aury barK, W schorr
Asry Ssewari brig, Capt Den.
Mary Ksllea srhr, weod
Oregon str, Chas f.swton
Diamond ship, 4 ID Percy
Onward ship, Capt Wslsh, n
n41;ssy, n;."ryL,u Jss Doyle. jos .
oiiye tris's. Cop. Lewis Ber.
o,.er Rock schr, Hubbard
Planter ship, J A Merrill
&c warwick bark, Priscilla
Williams
Racer II N ship. Collins, carp
Reporter ship, Wu Bacon,
stew. Chas W Grlmth
Southampton ship, q G Pal
mer
gahausxy ship. RicbavdAlley
eu9an Fearing sh,p. Henry &
Harding
snssn Ferry ship. WIN Henry
SIC imam
T,msur ship, n Butcher, ne,
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
sTfTPPIN0.

r ONDov EXHIBITION
~ REflkA iICAErs-LONDON AND BACK
THIRD GLASS. Observation-Disclosures. s6G
Steam We k 10 liverpool, ouchins Queenstown fCorh
haroor) The Liverpool Nw stea M,
sap compan, nend aespltching their powered Cyda
butt irun siesn.ships 70 Iliows.-
EDlNBuRG, sArl kDAY. ApRlLk
CITY OF bAfffMUhr, IA Ul.DAY April. Ia
ETNA, SATURDAY.. APR 10
And every succeeding Saturday noon from Pier a. NcrS
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

WANTED-A GOOD SHIFTING SEAT WAGON, WITH
boz $3.50 NJ Y. Poe. cflce
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
AsTROLOGY.


A STouNDrNd CURES AND DrvrHATl0NS-lF IN
IA ~ health trouU:ss consult Nine. CJffORD, unr-
vailed Business Csirtoyant and American Medicine Woman.
No l Dean street. corner Of Hoy; Biookyn ehe iortis
sent frieade 6rsiness inerveua - cents edcal o.
By letter, enclosing hair, a. s...-
sToNIsHJNG,-MADAME MORROW SEVENTH
n daughter has gf, Of foresight; tells how and
how often viii marry nhd al you wish 10 know,
yous yery nopsAs M or no !sy Lucky charm. free Her
opcraton-i4 LUDLOW street below Houston. Price rs
cents. 0entiernen not admitted.
A BONA FIDE AsTRoLoGIsT,. THAT EVERY ONE
Of visit soon as She tells the pasi pre-
cent and future OF e and you OF dangers and
brings success out Of the mort perilous undertakings. NJ
BCelebrascd gic charms No f39 Allen between
Houston and Stanton e,s bakery Charges
ladies and gentlemen. 80 cents.
N Nd, the young and beautiful Madame HENRI, who
has created the Widest sensaon in all the States Madame
Henri shows correct likeness, writes the will
marry, seod luck Her reception rooms No. 80
Wee Broadway cornefo Lsonsrd street, over the clothing
store.
MI Astroosis No. 22 Wes, Twelfth street, can be con-
suited all business CONFIDENTIAL letters written. Charms
for love business Lucky numbers given. Ladies' 70
csnis Gentlemen 20 cents Come and zee for YOURSELF
THE GREAYEsr wosDER IN THB WORLD rs THE
i young and accomplished Madame BYRON, from Paris
affairs or iie restores drunk, and unfashful
o make you beloved By hearts ideal and
brings toaeher those long separated ades1s cents Resi-
dence 90 Third avenue, shous Twelfth street
1CE BowERY, NEAR BRoONE sTREBT-:MADAME
lOC WIDGER Clsiryoysnt and gifted spsnish lazy un-
Sickness pescbes medicines for oil dsssssA tells lucky
pumbers propersv lost or stolen. &c.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

DONIES OF ALL KINDB--oNE PAIR OF BAYS II
i han4s. Wagons Harness and Saddles, 10 mach for
sale cheap al Forty second street. between Fifth and xth
GEO. BkONSEY
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

NEW sTABLE-1N THIRTY FIRST STREET, A FEW
IN doors tie or SiAth avenue,
For sale or to let.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A TURNOUT FOR SALE-BAY MARE. LIGHT SHIFT
IA ing top Wagon, Harness Blankeis Whip, &c belong
ing 70 genen an going to Washington The whole WIZ pe
Newyork livery stab es 1877 West Thirythrd street.
A LIGHT TROTTING WAGON FOR SALE CHEAP
n one of Parke's best; almost good new; weighs
los will pei safe Apply ~ Mr. COX.
HEAD. harness naSer Broadway, between Twenty eighth
and Twep ynipth streets