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AzcacrEcaaS 4, t'9Ee1SsA Patc@1
Il. r.. EDDY
SOLICITOR or P.4I'ENT,y,
tLate Agent OF Z. : Patent Office Washington, ae..
the not OF te37.'
- Ss"te street, Opposite Eiioy ST., i.0ston,


=" SKATE street. opposite EiiVy ST., i.0st0n
4 ErER extensive practice OF upward. Of tw,r.
* years. continues Patents in the United
aso N Great Britain, Fiance, and other foreign
lres. Caveats. Specifications, assignments, and al b
pefs or drawings for Patents. executed liberal tt.
ana with despatch. Researches made into AmerclH rl
Foreign Works. i"deterinine The validity Of utility s
tents or inventions, eg0l or other adviccrertsci
III matters loHchinG The same. Copies of the claims
any Patent furnished by RENTING one Dollar. Assn,
nithts recorded Al Washington.
me Agency Is not only the largest IN New Eu.at
n"i through II inventors have advantages toI secnnt
patents, ni asceHanng the patentaby Of inecniloh'
Hhsufpassehhy IL not UNNECESSARILY superorto any WI
can De ofered them elsewhere. The testimonials below
gwen ninve TINT none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT III"
iAIENJ pFFlEEthau he subsc riber; aud as SUCtEe'
l. THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABlL
II ne would add hat he has abundant reason tuDee'r
una can prove, thai AT no other Office Of the kind are u
ch'rees Tor professional services moderate. The H.
n'ense practice OF the subscriber during twenty yea
past, mas enabled him 10 accumulate collection "
IONS ana oh'cial DECISIONS relative to patents
Ihese, besides his extensive library of legal and mect
@ "otks. ana 'ull accounts of patents granted IN '
Uhe" states and Europe, render him able, beyond Que
~ oher superior facilities for obtaining patents
~. Necessity OF journey to Washington, TO procure
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
egato mr. Eddy MS one Of the most capable anq sa
oesynf practitioners with whom have had official inter
CiAS. MASON" Commissioner of Patents
nave no hesitation In assuring Inventors that LUZ!
",'ot enp'oV person more competent and uus'won!
." more capable of putting their applications IN I,n
~ secure 'or them an early and favorable consdcro""
a' the faent Office. EDMOND BURKE"
. a., . Late Commissioner of PatehlS'
MI II. IL, Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN app,,
"ens' on al but onc Of which patents have been s
o 49, ana mat one Is no" pending. Such unmsaha"
p,"a vi great talent AMI ability his part leads me
","n'end AT nveni'fs to apply to him to procure '
patents, as they may be sure of having the most iaih
attention bestowed ON their cases and nj ye reasonaO
charges " ~ ~ IcmN ~ ACC ATT
nnrhg eight months, The subscile,, in course OF "
LIE, !nuctlce, made on twice rejected apFilca'h
SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of when was az
4. II. EDDY
Boston, Dec ., ledI 3Ot'i
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PROBATE COURTS

urobate Couits, within aud for the District of Ran
doph for tn year cntnirg will be holden as follows,
viz ~ ,
At the Registers Office i'll Drookfed on the first Thurs
day i'll each mont h. ,.,
At the Orange G. untH Iolei IN IheJsea, On 'he thTo
Ihulsda of each month
At lhadwck's Hotel In West Randolph, the fourth
Thursday in each month.
Att. l.. Bowes' Hotel in Washington on the second
Thursday in February. May and August
By order of Court.
J. K. CLEAVELAND, Register.
Chnls Drcemher I'd. 1861.
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bhGU. SitFf MA AND IOiN!S, HPFAINS,
HEADACHE, AND AL RHEUMATIC
AND NEEFO Js DISORDERS.
Fer all OF which If is speedy and tertan remedy and
OF Or Stephen sweet Of Connecticut lie tam Ills hoe
setter ANA ms been used II hW pfacco for more than
twenty years with the mg.t astonishing success
as AN ALLEyIAToE or PAIN, II il anrivalui ~ any
preparation eiorc Tie lutli or Wch tie most sken-
TIC, may De convinced ~ f!pgle trial
This L'nimcNi will cure Eapic, ana RADICAL SiscU-
matte disorders q every FIND. and M th,rsanGs OF
casea where j, las used has never been knew to
tail.
For NEURALGIA, It Will afford immeGate relief in
every case, however dist, rssing
1t Will relieve the worst Of Headache in three
ninues and is warranted to do IT,
]ooJHhChE aiso will II cure Instantly.
For Nervous Debility and general La.si-
tUHe arising from impuGence excess this Juim-ut
l. most aipv AMI untalng remedy. Acting directly
upon the nervous tissues, it strengthens and pvivncs
me sys'stn rhd restores It to elasticity ana vigcr
IoZ FILES. -s an external remedy we cIa " that
It's the BEST Known, ana cilalienr4 the world IN
produce an equal Every victim OF tins distressing com
plant should give it trial. for it will not not ial TO
afford immediate relief, and in naionty OF eases vii,
effect RADICAL cure. ~ N' WIN
QUlNSf AND SORE THROAT ere sometimes ov
treneiy ma gLant and dan gerous but timely annlco
tion Of this Linimen, vii! never toll to cure
aihatNo are sometimes very obstinate. and enlarge
meh OF Tie JOINTS is iiDbie to tccur il neg cred Tine
worst case may be conquered by this Linment in twocr
BRUISES, GUS, WOUNDS. SORES u1crcs
BURNS AND SEA Ids. yield readily to tie wonder fiji
healm NJ properties CT DIX SWEETS INFNLLIBLE
riaNS %gH asea iaIeording to dirsctou Also,
BITES AND SrINGS. "A'o'
Every Horse Owner
should have this remedy at hand for its timely use 81.
the first appearance OF Lameness will clectna nrw
those formidable Diseases which all horses are liable
ana winch render 80 many otherwise valuable horses
nearly wo' thless. '0'''S
over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the won
uern curative properties Of this Linnent have been
received within the last two years and MANY nt than
rom persons in the highest ranks of lite. - '-'"
CA UTION.
10 avoid imposition, observe the Signature and Like
ness OF Or. Stephen Sweet every lDnl auj nj ~
stephen wcet's lptallible Linimentn blown i, t%o
glass OF each bottle. without winch none are gennin '
HichardsOn &, Co
r, ,,,,,,> Sole IroprietoTs, Norwich CT
49, ' anu Wy All "ealefs. Apr-yl
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Taaafssscsss ag. a4&dAs'A Ei&&;a &c.

m, f. Subscribers having been appointed T., ,ie Hon
l. PruhiIe Bour; tts BIstrttOf Washington Conf
,nsiuueft nt and ddldst All clHinS ami
!l,,i4 Of an u!rsuu .aIurIth@ Estate Of lia0dtus
b. iidu ate 81 Wurce et it said DISTRICT @ecea seq,
ep .c,ch ,nsuve ahd tn"ltlm 0fSih noh'hs ro the
3ls! ty Of jan, 1859, o"InG allowed ny ASA CoHf' tothe
,r:i,so Sl! Gporasc Il" eXHblldnG pt"Ve ieir re-.
Supcivt CLAIMS before usgiVt notice lhat We VIII
attend To tir uf otr app"Htneut at The Office
Ga q. Macnubrr ~ Worcester in said distgci, "H TIE
1T d.y ct ia, ant August ncN. at Ten oct0sh in thr
forenoon. GA Gacu Of said days
EDWIN i. WAT+ ~, tr,,,,,
SAM al4 ANDREWS, wa" 80
Worcester Feb. lat A. y. 1862. 322N3
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lave a child that attacked with Memhr9no'is
r,nu We gave her Ir. " &. White's NIiNcT, and 20
the sgrprisc OF all it cave her immediate rellei
LDiIiAH VlNlON, East Bethel
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TT Ii WARRANTED
IN Rpl;ere the Group in Mary Mnnets
y,o Peliere Common coId 'nnHd1dfefY.
IN Rel;ep tie Asthma at onco
70 Cure Hoarscness al Singers or Siae1f0's'
IN nz,paus Loosen u CoHgh
70 al,yays cause the Patient 10 Raise F' '"'y.
10 olacays produce Rest al Might
Read the following evidence from some ot."; most
prominent citizens OF this state.
CF0Es, e,GIgsMaa.
My child is subject to attacks Ct ort"r it cures at
'"'s E.JENNISoH,S. Adams.
lave a child that was attacked with Membrenons
C,ouU We gave her Nr Y. &. whites, tiNcT ana 20
the sarprisc OF all it saye her 'nn'e}iae relrl
ZOiiiAN FiNI0N, East Bethel.
1llGHGArr, VI, Jan q. 1850
NV little BOY had violent attack Of Group last Nerl
We cured him in Thirty !ainncs Dv free H. OF ''F r.
e. Whites Eixir " V. NANiiN. merchant.
COUGHS, .Az7I3 c>3L.122 Qua 1;:]->
This certilcs that y. 6. Whites Pulmonary HIixtr
has been used in my family, in OF cold" at
tended with sore throat and has been f'Ma reliable
''''''S''' HEV. j. II. WOODWARD, W4st'oid, Vt.
layciIsgd r Whites urnt nary NIi:;ir il my fam
ior1wo year:, ana have + mi t;i" b4~: m1"i9Me
hp&AR }iNHCN Nhelburne.
have USED il in my Hin'y and ina ii ait eNcelien
remedy for Coughs and Gods.
LUuIub HuLRO0K, Burlington.
ASTHMA CURED.
6lGis}lsT0Wr Aug. %, 1857.
i,r. NaNttr-ear Sr:' have b. en- severely afflicted
with Asthma Tor more than t"enty live year, and for
and eniOY regular nights res ana some DAYS WClIu
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Soldiers AllOtments.

UNITED STATES TREASURY, New York, June IA, 1852.
SlRs-I have ths pleasure 70 transmit herewith for
your information memorandum Of allotment checks
paid at this Office to date. The number Of checks is
10 for tho aggregate amount Of S4I0 $40 30a result
which regard eminently encouraging and satisfaco
ry Il be assumed that the number Of checks
equivalent to that Of the soldiers who have allotted
portion Of their pay for the benefit or their families.
Such far from being the In many instances the
checks drawn payable TO savings bank other insti
tuition or an individual as . contribution from several
persons for the benefit Of several others.
The system happily ipapgurated has only been in
operation about two months and has so far been avaed
underworld to facilitate its working TO the utmost
Of my ability, although IL has necessarily entaiied
upon myself and subordinaos large amount OF labor
and trouble Many of the checks drawn to the ordor
Of ignorant PERSONS by whom they are presented for
payment with inadequate maans OF making themselves
identified Much patience, care and discrimination
have consequently to be exercised and yet animated
with ftrong disposition to do everything In my
power to facilitate the operations OF this most benevo
lent law, I have established such regulations and
checks enable persons to receive their money with
facility themselves and without delay. Nor do hest
tate q discretionary personal responsibility
when II seems 10 be required that should do So
Checks sometimes lost, but not frequently, In
transmission. When am satisfied with the evidence
to this elect issue my certificate that such check has
and will no. be paid, and consent to pay duplicate
which is contrary 70 the practice aud rule OF my olco
la all other cases.
do not think that the benefits direct and indirect Of
these alloments DO estimated. The system Is
yet In its infancy but the relief which 1t has afforded
to the families Of volunteers is ncalcnlabls. To the
volunteers themselves IL has been Of almost
equal good stimulating habits Of economy and Of con-
sideratin Tor those At homo dependent upon the and
guarding them from the temptation TO squander their
money in ways positively injurious to themselves.
That should meet with opposition from par
ties interested in absorbing for their own benefit
tho slender earnings Of tho poor soldier. and
from some trouble avoiding officials, was TO BIO
expected. That notwithstG lding these impsdiments
you have already been able to accomplish such
signal results evidence OF the goal with which yeu
havo prosecuted your most disintcrested and sefim
posed tzbors and earnest much more extended
development in the future.
beg you that IL will be no less pleasure
than duty for TO continue 10 cooperate with you IN
this good work To the extent OF my ability. am srs
very respectfully, your obedicnt servant,
JOHN J. CISCO,
Assistant Treasurer OF United States.
Messrs Theodore Roosevelt, William u. Dodge, Jr., T.
Il. Bronson, Allotment Commissioners for tho State Of
New York.
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AMENDMENT THE PATENT oyrcx LAW.
Mr. DUNN, (rep.) OF Ind, from tho Committee on Pa.
tents reported bill to amend tho Patent Oleo law
Passed.
The bin provides that the three examiners in-shief
shall not constitute omnpoten tribunal In the Patent
oce but that their duties only shall be advisory to the
Commissioner Of Patents that after the second rejection
OF an application for patent by the Commissioner the
party dissatisfied with tho decision may appeal thero.
from to Judges Of the Circuit Court for the District
Of Columbia that every patont shall be dated day
not later than six months after the time At which was
allowed and notice thereof gwen and that the law re.
curing renewal OF tho oath OF the applicant be repealed
and some provisions be made 10 the payment Of
salaries OF examiners and clerks.
REPORT THE COMMITTEE ON coSrscArToN.
Mr. ELIOT, (rsp) Of Mass, from the select Committee
ON Conscaon said that he instructed TO report, in
accordance with the directions OF the House, the bill
heretofore referred TO thsm introduced by Mr. Potter
with several amendments the latter being approved by
that gentleman and other friends OF the measure.
MT ros no, rssSr sOv!hnr But n. bill itself
Mr. PHELPS (opp) OF No., took the same ground, the
committee having been instructed TO report certain
Mr. CoryAr, (rep) or Ind. said the committee had
been instructed perform specific act, and when that
was done the functions Of the committee expired He
held himself bound in good faith to stand by the nstruc
tions The amendments were inadmissibs.
Tho SPEAKER sustained the point Of order.
Mr. wIcHfrfE expressed his pleasure at being 80 ably
sustained by the gentleman fSom Missouri (Mr Pheps
and the gentleman from Indiana (Mr Coax) II showed
that hc (Mr. wickile) himself was right U.aughter)
Mr.. ELIOT then reported the bill exactly as II was re-
fcrred 70 the committee. designating what classes Of
rebels shall forfeit their slaves.
MIR. KELLOGG, (rsp) OF ILL.,, raised the point that the
gentleman, having previously made report, could not
substitute another unless by direction or the committee
The sPEAXxR ovsrruled the question.
THE BILL AUTHORIZING THE ISSUE or ADDITIONAL TREASURY
Further proceedings Interrupted by the expira.
siVn Of the morning hour, when the House went into
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NIarried.

CALRow-FuSsToH-lnSp Spring Valley Rockland county,
N. " Wednesday, juno IL, by the Rev. 5. Parsons,
Mr.. RICHARD CALRow, Jr. Of Mai2aroneck Westchsstsr
county, 70 Miss MARY l. FUNSTON, u the former place.
JOHN oN-CULBURr.--In Brooklyn, On Tuesday morning.
Juno II, by the Rev. John Nc. c. Holmes, JEREMIAH
JoHNaoN, Jr, to CoRHELIA CuLBERT both Of brooklyn.
KEx-LAuMAN.-At Reading, Ponn., on Thursday, June
H. by tho Rev. B. Lsacock, of Harrisburg, BEVERLEY
K. KEEN to EDwAsoNR H., daughter OF Major George NJ.
Lauman, all Of Reading.
PENrAL-WALL-On November Z, 1861. by the Rev.
Charles J. Jones' A. PRIMAL to LOUISE NJ daughter Of
William Wall, Esq. all OF this city.
WoLgE--WAsiiruRs.- Thursday, June IL, at the re-
slider Of the bde's parents, by the Rev. j. r. Ihomp
son. HJDsoS e. WOLFE to JosEfaIsg daughter Of Joseph
Washnurn. all Of this city.
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Capture OF u Rebel Mail.

MANAssAs, juno II I5B2.
While . few soldiers wero hunting for deserters
yesterday In the vicinity OF Culpepper, they sud
denly camc upon q rebel mail carrier who was
endcavoring TO conceal himself 10 the woods He was
Immediately arrested after a slight resistance and
taken headquarters at this place. large quantity OF
letters prominent Office in tho rebel service many
OF which contain valuable Information were found Ia
tho mailbag, also ten thousand dollars In Confederate
bonds. Tbs carrier says his nano Is Granville W. Kelly
that he resides Cupepper, and owns plantation
sb,rA
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THIRTY.yEvENTH CONGRESS-
TLEST SESSION.

senate
WASHINGTON, June II, 1862.
INCREASE OF TIE ARMY MEDICAL CORPS
SIR. WILSON, (rsp.) Of Mass, from the Military Com
mittec. reported back the bill for the med
cal volunteer force.
The amendment aboshng the Office Of brigade sur
geon was agreed to.
PROVISION FOR BoUS1IEs.
The report OF the conferences committee the bin pro
viding certain bounties then taken up
Discussion continued AZ length the question OF
the right OF conference committee alter the text OF
the bill.
TENDER NOTES.
On motion Of Mr.. PowKL. (opp) Of KY the report OF
tho conference committee disagreed 70, by yeas
nays II and new conferences committee was ordered
Mr.. CHANDLER, (rcp) Of Mich, offered q resolution
the OF legal already authorized
Treasury be- and he hereby Is authorized Issue ten
days certificates bearing five per cent interest," In ad
dition 70 the fifty millions already authorized by law
Laid over.
THE PAcIcrc RAILROAD RIL.
The Pacific Railroad bill was then taken up.
Tho question being tho amendment offered by Mr.
Harlan to make a commencement OF tho road at or as
TO Fort kcarny shall DO found practicable by
Harlan, Poincroy, Lane of Kansas, Mclougal, Morrill,
Wilson Of Mass Henderson, and finally rejected BY yeas
49, nays, 81.
tho question was then the amendment OF tho CON-
mitte0 fixing the commencement OF the road the
hundr edith degree OF longitude.
This amendment modified motion Of Mr.. CLARK
so as 10 mako hundredth degree within Terri.
tory Of Nebraska, and then adopted
large number of amendments proposed by the COM
mittee were adopted, and, motion Of different Sc
porators.
Adorned.
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The Victor " Summer Hat, lately 10.
sued by KNOX. all the among young OF taste
cool and and gives them at the same time that
the Charleston Mercury may talk about the Beaure-
gard being the rage; but what would thoy give
ut the yicor hat OF victorious Knoxf Knoxs
the Of broadway and Fulton street.
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Total tavsrage) interest 43s per cent s4si 44e1ss
Reducing the above total 70 the round sum English
money OF flO0 COO sterling. have this contrast
OF tho magnitude Of the pubic debts respectively OF
Great Britain and the United States the annual cost
Of their support
Az an annual charge Of ............... 28 ,262 900
Public debt OF tho United States 100 900 900
Al annual charge of................. 4,35O,000
There Is still another kind Of indebsdness-the float
inc debcrsated In various forms every day by officers
OF the This accruing tednoss existing
in different forms must, with extended line Of military
and naval operations, be very large. Il exists 10 tho
shape OF accounts, services transportation bountics
aud all other modes In which debts made against
the government, enlistng, calling out the militia,
and In supplying tho army and navy with tho neces.
sary material Of war. On this kind OF indebted.
ness tho government gets credit OF from ono
to four months. The whole accrued indsbt
cdness OF the United S,atos, funded and unfundsd on
the Hfst day Of July next, is believed, will exceed
5000 600, 900 newer havo boon, and trus. never
shall be- unnecessarily advocate for tbs creation OF
an unsound Inflated currency but, sir have long
ago resolved siacs this savage war has been forced
upon us-to do whatever was necessary, and which
might lawfully do crush OFT the traitors and annhi-
late Their armies. THIS cannot b. DOM without the
sinews OF war" Your army and navy must be sup.
od with all ths terrible armaoeat NECESSARY crus
Tho enemy. Your sick, wounded and iaushing soldiers
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ARRIVALS.
opr Az Prince AND Ki~Gsros-Stssmship Pnnagenet--
GsSssi. and brother BIs.ae c9p,al z parsola Wife
j NJ capard, Mrs aud Miss SENEGAL
NAsssv-Brs wild Pigson1M, and Mrs. Cunningham Il
bride Mrs Black aud son, Mr. Faford. Mr. Murphy.
ST Krrs--Irig Connict-J Ii Hoye, Maynard. J PHIL
brick w W Warren.
Commodore Nutt, tine Infant Orator,
Aquarla with multitude Of living fish, and the splendid
Dramatic Performances afternoon and evening" are draw
ing crowded houses at Barnums Museum
Twelve Carries dc visite for sI.-Equal
to any in the city. PERCIvAI, $50 Chatham street.
At JeHcrs', 573 broadway, Ladies' Elias
tic Boots 81 co. 81 s2 Bamorss 81 - - and 81 so
s sS sssa ies rs sSs
Elegant Initial stamp, with Five
ss: ss %s 81
Album Photographs, Parlor visites and
vignette Pictures taken to perfection ~ HOLMES Park
Gallery, 26i broadway.
A Pure Tobacco.-Yellow Bank TObac.
co-Goodwin's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all
Wholesale BY T. GOODWIN BROTHER, 200 water street
Herripg's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof safes 2S Broadway corner OF Murray street,
new iofA.
Boats-Dorie Pleasure Boats, 81 40 per
foot painted IL colors complete INGERsos 2s South
street, near PIKE
Truss Omce No vesey street (under the Aston Honsel
poste church Female attends ladies'. No connection
whatever it'll any other Truss odlce Of same name.
Every Lady, Who Desires n Beautiful
exicn should LAIRD'S Bloom OF Youth II has
no equal Sold by all druggists and l39 Broadway.
w. A. Batcheio Celebrated Establish.
mcnt Wigs Tonpecs, Hair Dye, and Hair Dyeing, and
MoldsyA for beautfying the hair 10 Bond street.
Hilrs Hair Dye, go Cents, Black or
brown: Depot No. Barclay street. aud sold BY
all druggistsL
Card.-Drs. Il. d j. Hunter, Physicians
for Affections of the Throat and Lungs Office So Broad
way. Hours OF consultation, "a. NJ to5P NJ.
Permanent Cure for the Rupfurcd sent
free to any Que ahlid with Rupture Herns Address
box 7ss New Nork Posi Office.
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Prizes Cashed I'm All Legalizcd Lotto.
rios. Information given. JOSH II BATES. Broker. IL
Wall street, New York, room No l.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizcs Csshed
and In ormation furnished by TAYLOR Co., Bankers is
Wall street. N. Y
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Mrs. soUruwoRrH,s NEW BOOK.

MRS. sOUTHwORrHs NEW BOOK.
M LOVES LABOR WON,
will be published uniform win the Lost Heiress," and fr
sale SA urday June 81 Price 81 70 In 81 n
two vos PAPER all pubisnces
u once. T. b. PETERSON Il BROTH Frs.
JOG Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
MARBLE AND MARBLEIzED SLATE MANTRLs.-
Nl West Castieton Slate Company Az Broadway. n. =.
Send for circulars.
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MISCELLANEOUS
At BARREWs-THE BEST AND MOST NATURAL
"A wigs in the world made. Gail aud them GA
Broadway.
A RTICLEs FOR SOLDIERS AT BALTIMORE, WASH.
"A ington and other points occnpied by unon troops
should be at half rates by the tHARNDN EXPRESS.
"a Broa dway.
At GIMBREDE's, 81 ALBUMS (FIFTl rIrrt 80
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In perfect TASTE
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IN skilful aud successful In his treatment rorns,
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