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The New York herald., 1862-04-21
FINANCIAL AND CONNER cIAL.

SUNDAY. April 20. 1862.
The imports at this port for the week ending
yesterday were IN excess of those for the cores
posding week hast year. IL is probable that this
will continue to be the case hereafter, as we are
now comparing with the period when the actual
outbreak of war had psralyzed business. At just
this time last year the speculative railway stocks
fell II IA per cent in a week, and Pacific Mail
% per cent The following were the principal ar
fSrlae of ;rnnort last weak.-
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The enormous amount Of guns imported has
added considerably TO the import aggregate during
the current year. II was supposed some time
since that we had as many guns we needed.
The imports OF cotton appear to havefsallen of lat
terly. We are beginning to draw some cotton, in
small parcels, from the South. We note q ship
ment of five hundred bales of Tennessee cotton
from Cincinnati for New York. The importations
of foreign dry goods hides, lead, steel, tea and
sugar continue to admonish Congress in regard TO
the necessary increase of the tariff For two years
at least after the this country viii not be in
: condition to pay for heavy importations from
abroad, and the fewer foreign goods we buy the
better it will be for us. The Treasury Depart
ment, on the other hand will need all the revenue
that be collected; and if people will insist,
in the face of their best interest, on consuming
foreign dry goods, hardware, metals, &C., the
traffic should be made to yield handsome income
to government. We have heard nothing more
with regard to the British guns which were made
for the rebels, and with which the Merrimac is
armed. 1t is very singular that the name of the
firm which made these guns should not have been
ascertained. 1t is due to the public that the mys
terry which overhangs this subject should be
cleared up. Until it is, every British hardware
house will rest under suspicion. As the stands
some British manufacturers who are probably en-
riching themselves by successful trade with the
loyal States, have supplied the rebels with the
arms which enable them to protract the contest,
and are, in fact, precisely in the position of Ar
buthnot and Ambrister, who were righteously
hanged by General Jackson. 1t is not proposed to
hang the makers of the Blakeley other rfed guns
which were sent to the South from England and
which have since slaughtered SO many Of our fellow
citizens; bpt it is felt that their names should be
known. Until they are, legal citizens of the North
will do well to cease altogether to trade with all
the British hardware houses, and to confine their
dealings to American houses. Unless all the Brit
ish houses are implicated alike, this course viii
lead to the discovery Of the real friends of the
rebels.
The export of coin last week was moderate, the
imports being still on comparatively reasonable
SCALE IT will, however be noticed that the aggre-
gate export of bullion foots up nearly thirteen
millions, which would give forty-two millions for
the year-very considerably more than we receive
from California. Foreign houses write that the
recent successes of our armies will lead to the re-
opening Of credits on the other side, which would
be followed by increased importations, and conse-
quently by increased exports Of bullion. The fol-
lowing are the official tables of the trade Of the
port for the week and since January L.:
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PROPOSALS.,

A crTIcs or Army CLOTHING AND EourpAcE.l
Sealed proposals. win se received at this ONCE until wednes
s a sspo o Army Ss cosn ana
10 weigh 10 ounces per sard-lndiso wool dyed
5000 Dozen machine sewing Cson black, yard spooA
2sopairs first sersrants' Chevrons, cavalry
@ @ paIs sergeass .ss Chsyron cavalry eays
samples OF the above articles can be seen on application
oseira Of The quantity contracted 70, be delivered
All the articles viii be subject to inspection by sworn in
Proposals viii be accompanied ~ proper guarantee, set
ng Gh m ni & ine 70 ,ae S pay na -
double the amount Of the contract for the faithful perform
The unod States the right TO reiec. all bids
Proposals 10 be endorsed Proposals for furnishing Army
'"pp'c' anu ISsnienant Colonel d. H. vINToN,
Deputy Quartermaster General United States Army.
A RMY sUPPLIEs.-oFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING
and Equ p,fe ess,er of Broome and Greene streets
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until u
pg Boxes ss) TO be extended to l00JU If
qnse and to be delivered from time to time be
The boxes to made of good inch white pine
myth Of the lumber to tongued and groovsd plan
ea en % 10 Ss &c on ss W
wdc 10 be strapped with good hoop poles the ends Of which
long feet two inches Deep foot eight inches wide in
An boxes viii be subject to inspeeon, any that are
hoy Tropass %asH sy w e ce guaranty
King n 5 q Ss 70 sna he n
deubr the amount Of the conrsc, for the fahfol psform
The Unitsd States the right to reject all bids
Pro poss 70 DC proposals for furnishing Pack
"s D'' L. Col D. II. vINrON
Deputy Ouartermaster General U. s. Army
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REWARDS.

Gssl REwARD.-LOsT, FROM rs HOUSTON STREET,
spC Saturday morning. about l0a O'Clock, y Canary
Bird Whoever win win receive above reward
Do Rosary Cros. The above reward (prohably the
value OF the Cross) will be paid for Its return TO No West
Thirty iirAt street.
a REWARD--LOST, ON SATURDAY LAST, A CARPET
spO Bag containing quantity Of brusnmakers
bristes &c returned 33 Pearl street 50
Orchard street. third oor will receive S. without questions
G = REwARD.-LOST ON SUNDAY, APRIL 90 A GOLD
pO Ornament model OF hose carriage, with 33 engraved
the front boz and Warren the back. The above
ward will be paid to returning 1t to A. Pre Oj
Spring street
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATtRDAY, April 10 p. n.
BRRADsTurFs.-Flour-The demand Tor Western and
State brands moderate, while prices were again
lower, especially for common and medium grades; while
tine higher class Of brands unchanged. Tho sales
footed about 900 bbs, closing within the following
ram nj nrica
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DUDMANs PHILADELPHIA ALE.-I HEREBY
III notify public that longer agent for VIM. @.
Rudman nor am selling any ae representing II 20 be Of
lower price, by Mr. Thos b. Penros who been
brewing for Mr. Rudman for the past years. and who
feels qualified he article equal II not.
superior, anything Nr. Ru tman produce Cali and
sample FOSTER PENR JSE s Ale Vaults, Cedar
street; HENRY q. POSTER.
rrAMMANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
BrothersThe annn elrct-oa Of sachems and other
will be held GrtatWigwam Monday
April2 2 halt the setting of the By
order. NELSON j. WATERBURY, Grand Sachem.
CASTER G.. CHILDs, SECRETARY
MANHATTAN Season o Blossoms fourth Moon year OF Dis
cry OF the 66th and Of the institution,
the 73d.
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LOST AND FOUND.

qsaae se SUM q Money! he loser
cs az m Ss ps or M T. nor As
7 osr-A GREEN PARRoTT FLEW FROM THE YARD
n hoa 1 T % y pa on s return n rdss q ss
T OsT-ON SATURDAY MORNING, IN EAST FOUR
q, ,esnth street near Boadway goid Sleeve % Futon on
return of same TO 81 South street.
7 osT-IN THE NEIGHBoRBooD OF CoRTLANDT
~ street. ferry, or between New York and Newars n j.
warded y arine AZ the Office the Steamer
Company, lis West street, of oortand street.
T osT-oN FRIDAY. THE 18TH INST, A CORAL
ao5s sS IN h ssas of aaSeS on gs
70 on 3 win return it TO
r osT-oN SATURDAY AFTERNOON, FROM 1876 BOW
tanned ON fore legs AbstA reward win be paid by return
leT osT-IN BROOKLYN, ON GOOD FRIDAY. ALADy's
with cairngorms The finder win please it
O6 Hicks street. Degaw Brooklyn and will be hbe-
rally rewarded
r osT-ON SATURDAY EVENING, BETWEEN BROAD
- way and Eli aseh street, in Grand street. Pocket;
please rtan hs same % 10 lis Eshth Street in the bakery
as cents q aea nas
CToLEN-AIA PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
= not to purchase negotiate the following described
NHs a e the hrT ~ n n s
the Camben and Amboy Railroad Company kensingon.
PHILADELPHIA with small ockebook containing the notes,
and about $50 $50 United States Treasury
small bills and twenty dollar gold peceNoe OF Peter
Mayor dated New York January 25 1862 for thousand
dollars, payable at the Mechanics Bank, New York,
months after date to the order Of and endorsed by B.
Coddin Note OF T. B. Coddngton, dated New York.
abont August 1851 the order of and endorsed G.
L. Nichols payable demand for twentysx hundred and
five dollars ana ninety cents; Note of Siias ID. Cory
dated At Morristown N j., on or about March Is,
months after date 70 order of and endorsed by Levin
Person, supposed to be payable ut the Iron Bank Nor
rsown, NJ j.. Note OF Peter .: Day. dated at Morris
for hundred and thirty dollars order Of and endorsed
by A. W. Cutler further endorsed by f. AM
others supposed to be payable Iron Bank Norris
N. J Note of s. f. Hcadly dated Morrisown N. j.,
about january 80 1882 at months after date
h ired and wenyfve dollars order of G. T. Cobb
not endorsed Note of A. Peek supposed to be dated at
Newark, N j., about January 1852 at six msnths
after date for six hundred dollars order Of endorsed
BY s. +. Headey, payable at the Bank, Newark, n j.;
three Notes II VIM rnsworth dated at Fond du Lac Wis
consn, about January l. 1852, payable at Bank
banking Office at Fond du Lac Wis., othe order OF and
endorsed by (spposed to be NJ W. Fainsworth
hundred sixty dollars and each
twelve and eighteen months after date respectively
dry and herein specified Payment Of the
notes having been stopped they OF value except the
The party taking the above property will p
turn the notes and to the Importers and Traders
Bank 27 Broadway New York or 70 Thomas Ian aser,
Esq., $50 Walnut street. Philadelphia. retaining the money,
G. 7. COBB, Mor1istown, N. J.
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LNOUND-ON SATURDAY LAST, IN THE STORE OF
IL Mesas Qaade scl Sum of Money. which the loser
have by proving properly and paying for this advertise
meni. Cali at the store or Mr.. Il. Altman.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WHOLE half and quarter casks bewed from the choicest
barley and hops Brewery 1853 and lou west
street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues, N T.
The New York herald., 1862-04-21

OSr--A GREEN PARROTr FLEW FROM THE YARD
IL Of house 27J West Iwenty-seooni street. FRIDAY
morning liberal reward viii Dc paid its return Inc
q NJ m +
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r osT-ON SATURDAY EVENING, BETWEEN BROAD
IL way and Eli a5eth street, in Grand street, Pocket
book containing SIS change. The finder will
please the lIS Eighth street In the bakery
II is the earnings poor hard working girl that is left
without cent. The finder viii be liberay rewarded.
The New York herald., 1862-04-21

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN. BEFORE ENTERING, COL .,el,.
"A lege desire to travel IN Europe, and would wish
TO make an engagement capacity of secretary
family going the @; compensation no object WIZ
furnish references Of the highest respectabiiky Address
e IL DAYS j.. r., Herald Office
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T OST-ON SATURDAY MORNING, IN EAST FOUR
IL teenth street. Broadway gold Sleeve Button,
with bufrog enanelled it, reward will be paid Tor
return of same TO 81 South street
The New York herald., 1862-04-21

(NHURCH OF THE RANsFIGURATION.-FAIR FOR
" Organ. .And AL the that were wise heart
ed did spin with brought that which they
spun of blue and purple and Of sare and Of hne
-Ex xxxv, -. sale OF usefu and iancy aruciea
viii the Home Chapel 20 East Twenty ninth street.
during Easier holidays under the drecon OK the aaes
parish beginning Monday April II, al r. NJ Admis
| sion III cents; season tickets, rs cents
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WTSURLLANnOUS,

MISCHLLANMOU0. :
TORNs CURED FOR Is CENTS EAcH-BuNIoNa
~ bad Nails Blistered Feet &C, cured s. BoweryY
corner Of Cans stress by W. e. RICE, Surgeon Chir0
podist formerly with Dr. Briggs Once hours from n II
ull n n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-09

QCsER CUSTOMER -Fhe following scene
occuTred IN the District Court Of the U s on
Fhursdsy, a. Rochester, Judge Hall, presiding
= - p-.sors-, I tall scare mar with gray hair
~htsksrs and mou,tsche, apparently upwards Ct
SIXTY, was arFaigned charged with enticing
Rnld'efs OF the U nited States 10 desert from the
Federal service. After reading the Indictment
the District Attorney said TO the prisoner: "whai
say YOU, guilty or not guilty,r
PfsoHer-''I may be legally or technically
guilty. 5ut rot morally !"
District Attorney-''We are not tere to discuss
ethics are you guilty or not guilty."
PTfsOheK- Not guilty.
Judge Hall-"fIave you counsel ~
PTisoaef-''Jssus Christ is my counsel ~
JUdSe-''lou had better employ counsel that
Jau czl reach aId communicate with more read!-
1Yn
Prisoner-''I am in communication with Him.
JudSe-"You had better employ some one
uere -
Pr.soneT-"Perhsps then, as King Agrppa per.
nitted Paul, so you will permIt me 10 speak FOR
mgseif-OEtayto Ropes
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HgEEffSa4. STAR
fRENrICEIsA


" acre foreign materials are opportunities
fr-eign manufactures should unless for pur.
poses e revenue; be -exutuied; for that will
rlgleE e1Pcl the ShreI faitfss q ruin the man
ufacture .- .-.-
II Gen Floyd shalL - hung. the sheriff and
clergyman on thercsIIoid hsdsbetter look out
For their rJrk e. books ssaT.'A ,fE-- a. 81 p
rsSphis Appeal bSss.s that he rebel
coyerImentsis raising u fresh soldisrs in. the
South. Onemight suppose that all thu sol
dSeriin,that section would sks.t fresh - 1T has
bscs - ~sCBs Hinee'tkeySwets sbie TO get any
-+is. -as''.' - al - sa's
..Iea Davis ssyss that The. brave Vel meo com
losing his armies expect that their blood will
run freely. WethinhStmOst likely thai their
wbO - bsdisswiR Tus-AbFoO4: flesh, bones and
-rf tie S'.4ftr~ q '1s'$'~tt az. a. va 7''.'
The Tennessee rebels get their lying reports
aE,Ehe4. 3 thsrs called "the grapevine line
The rebel lies are dispatch ed upon i'm sginsry
grape vine lines, and some Of the rebel liars
may ind themselves despatched upon real
cnes.s '
O4e Col Stone lately published an address
n the Confederate troops to Z" stand their
ground sgaiDst the invaders We guess that
1t the advance OF the gunbosts he proved him
self the fastest kind Of a stepping stone.
There must be all sorts Of pressure upon this
rebellion; IL must be rePressed, depressed, and
suppressed.
Unless the rebels can get more salt, their
fesh won't keep through the summer; it will
rOt from their bones.
A dispatch from CoTinth to Richmond stated
thst John c. Breckinridge had all his clothes
hot away. We think il far more likely that
he was scared out Of them.
The rebels accept the services Of all the
female rebels they can get. They want bells
20 make cannon and bellies to shoot them.
II the rebels get hungry, let them eat the
EuttOn OF their wGter-r6IaS.
Ihere have been hundreds of well-attested
casss where the rebels buried their sick and
wounded before death. The Savior said " let
The dead bury TIE dead, but he never said
let the live bury the living.
Some Of the officers of the army hate en-.
Mcclellan because he ranks higher than they
rU military position. He can say with Hamlet,
= II different sense, g Oh my offence is
rank. f" $500.
Upon the ocean, iron Is king; but whether
IN the share of iron plates or cannon balls
thst's the question.
Tho people Of the United States are multi
.yirc the production Of fax. King Cotton
bids fair 20 be faxed out"
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IL traveller in India relates that the horses
n re Nicer OF Scinde are fed each morning, after
6ei1g watered, polad Of coarse sugar and q
pouLd OF clarified butter, which are made into
balis-that the horses eat SreediIy after being
"Gce Ussd to Il The writer notes that IL faitens
the horses pTooigiously-
U5-ItslJ hasa Pinch cal ed the ATl.cckinp, in q
lzfe number of which Napoleon is represented as
pIsyl2g with Francis ii ard Victor Emanuel for
d puppets. The string lie so tied that II makes
the enc Dob against the other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-09

ELLow COLORs IN FLowEKs-This is the
predominant color IN flowers, and is the most
permanent The yellow Of the petals is the only
sulphurOus acid. IT. for example, a lighted
match Is Eeld under them, the purple or any other
"olor wiz disappear, but the yellow will remain
unchanged Yellow is also color which, more
ist
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TRAyELLERs' DIRECTORY.

-. = 80
s s rAITlMqRa 4 ;sHIc HtmReAR h'as
-fAssEEsERTa..Ss FROM WASHING.
On AND AyTxR SUNDAY, Mar ssth, lso9,
TIE rAssEKsxl Trains srrwxxs
WARRINGTON, BALfIMoRE, AND
THE WEST -
WIN runss follow:
FtUs Daily TiGiaS beftcsen WaShfsgtop azd Bal
ttssers-T,0e Dai!g 1Saiss 6stesss FasA-
isgtos asd ths Vast On Sssdays, fiee
Tfdias 20 Baltimore aad oas 20
e.....u,,.,. q, 81. i1s wt,s, hin, .,...
hons 8 ws.sinSt ton upshos, tRsIsyJ viii Is.
Baltimore and Ono Railroad for 81 points West,
at Io,ssr ,e.s' efJs,s taas by sss s,k.i bee:
For PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK
For ANNAfOLis--Lssys WsshinGton 81 TO
= u -. TSik ALL POINTS WEST.
and on sssSsy ss. 4 , % and
Ls.,. N.sxA Yses !. MEsI n ps2Saas
m; Baltimore sS ,. m. Arrive st Washington 50
Leave New Yorf at y. m; Philsdsphis 10 50 ,.
% balumore tSea- m Arive % Wsshington
Leave New York OF IL ,. m Philsdel,his $50 q.
nj Baltimore 40 q. m. Arrive at Washinston
Iocs r. ACCOMMODATION Train. ls.v. B.lumor.
e % !, p; ana $40 :; n for washington; sTIiv:
sn On s 8 :. ans .Ss g. o,,, rom
more: No Annspons connections On Sunday from
Baltimore or Washington. = :
Passengers leaving Washington ~ = 90 n m.
and 500 ,, m, and Baltimore az 7y<0 a. m, And
10 p. M, make connections at WASHINGTON juno
ton. Relay with trains on Baltimofe and Ohio
RAILROAD. tor al points w est of the Ohio riyer
and for all points along the line Of Baltimore and
OHIO road, 10 Maryland and Virgin
ITalIs esve Annapolis for Bat more and Wash
lnfton daily, except Sundays, at SIS q. and $40
p.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington At 90 q.
m. II q m. and .. M, snd Baltimore az S0and 7tr
= m. and 5 50 p. N stop oxiy at Anaapolis aad
WnShtagfon Jpne.tozs.
Way Psssery orE must take tbs Accom-. "a odsfios
1>Gtss oHIy, w. p. SMITH,
m ~ MISTER OF Transportation.
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DIR. McLEAN's UNIVERSAL Pills

fU Lirsr Complaint, BtllioEsEsss, RsaGaeAe Se
There has never been eatkdrfse medicine t9s Cd
70 the euoIlo that has given such entire tatlFf.o-
non az MeIedas UaSssysal Pulls,
Being entirely esetabie tnes .rs perfecfly IN
nooent and can be taken By the noet tender Iu n.
YET prompt and powerful in removing al BiIiou :
ssoredoos, Aoid or lmpgre, Fstnd y StteT from TIE
Stomach IN tact, ILey are the only PiI,1 nj Al
should be usec IN mx1rious stricts
They prodncs no GripI.g, SicEnes- or Pam IN On.
stomsch or Bowels, though very active and search
ing IN tnelr operations promoting hea Thy score
tons OF tie Liver and Kidneys. no vii euiTer
nom blloubness, BE adsohe and Foul Stomach
when 30 cheap remedy can be obtsinsc. Kesp
them Constantly on hardi sinrle Cose. taken ia
season. may prevent hours, days and months OF
nct ness AJAX for ID. j. Il. MeLean's UIiveTsaI
less Prloe only Is cents per box ana car be sent
DJ maj 70 any seit Of The gn,tei States.
Corner Third and Pine sts 81 Lopls. Mo.
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tkl0fe 3kr-k shattered aud dis Htef tskinE
essed system, purifying and enriohinE tbs BLOOD
restoring the sick, suffering invalid 70 HsalIh e.I
SiseAEfk-
THKRH 10 NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT.
IL will cure Liver Complaint, Dyspeyu,, Dlsr-
rhea, Dysentery, Headaohe, Depres sior Of Spirts,
Fever aEc Ague. Inward Fever, Bad Breath. or
any disease OF the Liver. Stomacn or Bovela
=. HI Gentlemen. DO yoa wish 20 be Healthy,
Ladies, 40 you want the Bloom Of Health to
mount 20 your cheeks agsirs-then 70 az once and
get MeLsas's Sressfksstas dHd,al a.d Blood
Pwtfw. Deisy not q moment; NJ 10 warranted 10
give satsfaciion. It Will cure Nv diseese OF the
Kidneys, womb, or Bladder; Painting, Obstruoted
Menstrustlon, Failing Of the Womb, Barrenness
or sny distsse arising from Chronic or Nervous
FOR CHILDREN.
20 be eathy, Strong and Rcbustthbe1 rive tbsn
MeLtass Stressftestsg Cordial see the direotiops
on each bettlel 10 IL oetlclous 90 take.
III One tablespoonful, taken every morning
IAsupg. IL sure preventive against ChIis And
lever, yellow Fever, Cholsrs or any prevailing
-DCAyTIoN.-Bevsrso Of Druggists and Dealers
Who may try 20 palm upon VOC botfie OF RIftsr,
or sarsabarilia, (which they can buy CHEAP D bT
saylLs II II Jus, "a good There are even me- ..
enougn 70 steal part Of my name 70 dub their VII r
decocdonf: AVOID suoh lufamous PIRATES ard
sher vllslnous compounds AK for Dr.. J b.
MoLean,s Strengthening Cordial and BLOOD Puri-
nsr; Lsfe nothing ese IL istbe only remedy that
time sfRINeTHEN and INvIsoRI,E TIE Whole or
senalxaaon a n put gsIn Large BOttes-Si per
DIR. J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine sts., g. Louis, Ne,
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BLOOD! BLOOD. BLOOD
Es'n5eiS's Highly Concentrated Com,ssss
FLUID EXTRACT SARSApARn,LA
SYPHILIS.
This Ii 10 IN Affection of the blood, And
ATTACKS THE SEXUAL DREAMS.
EniNSS oF 1hE NOSE, EARS,
AND OTHER MUCOUS SURFACES,
Making il appearance In the form of
ULCERS.
Helmbold's Extract Sarx,aI lila,
Parihos TIE Blood, aud removes eli Soaly Erve-
tons Of the Skin,
SWING TO THE COMPLEXION A CLEAR
AND HEALTHY COLOR,
t being prepared expressly for this class OF oom-
fl9lnts, It's Blood Purifying Properties are pre-
ton Of SsrsaparIlla. ~0' f''S~s
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NOTICE.
ID
"ADANs' EXPRESS COMFANY.n

U61k22kSe1k1xz<keg3& HNxEx
"ADAHS' EXPRESS COMPANY
This Company Offers to the public" Unes uaIlel
Advsntsses" for the Safe and Quick Qispstoh Of
3d., 70 eli psrts OF she United ststss. ~
Expresses 70 And from the North and West de-
Part from and arrive Ia WANING ton tvIoe daily,
A.! EIsre.se. are In charge Of ssssrsssssk ssl
AN PsoL.Iss for The sslsisrs carries ss "su
EALyo our ussfl rates.
All Goods for the so-oalled "Csnyederets States''
sne Gil Articles Contrebard OF War" viii b
akYUsu.
Or EIpresses Leave New York ut I, 8, sHd G z.
HY arriving In Washihgtsa At "a. N. ssd IS
Expresses leave Phi!sdelphia 1t ~ A. M. ana
r, Ga arriving In Washington at 80 p. d. and
Exprossss leave 81 timers At "a A. nj. and p.
M arriving in Washington At 9 A. ID. end S.Ss
Expresses for eli points Eerth and West lsavs
Washington 1t I'D A. NJ. and $50 p. M. daily.
Special Contracts for large quantities Of Frslxkt
san be made on APP iost1on to this O&ce,
All 6o7dE called yor and daivcred fyss Of kISS
charges. Z, w, PARSONS,
SGfI Adfmf ExDross ComponF.
Wszkirssen. AaIxst q, .iaI. al 0-n