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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-30

AAA Asb0i0 = aobmVbS HI C0vOe Oh G0vs SeYo
We arc authorized to state that Hon.
Willard Fillmore is Internationally in
favor Of cx-Gov. Seymour as a candidate
for the chief magistracy of this State. Au-
thority for the use Of his name in this con-
nectlon was given to the officers of the
great Semour ratification meeting in
Brooklyn, on Wednesday night, but a
suitable opportunity for making the an.
nounccment did not offer. This is har-
binger Of coming victory. The old line
wings, ofwhom Mr.. Fillmore is a life lone
representative, now stands, as they always
have, firm in support of constitutional me-
assures. and will in this great crisis of the
nations history unhesitatingly range them
selves among conservative men to sus-
tain the Government. Wings, democrats.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of party names
and past differences,-wil now make "a
long pull, strong pull, and pull togcth
err" IT happily they may rescue the coun-
try from radical ruin. IN. Y. Journal
of Commerce.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-30
IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERs
Msssrs. Slosson / Co., propristors Of the
STEAM FEATHER RENOvATOR.

have opened branch establishment in the store
room opposite Collins / Skesl's Furniture Ware
rooms, where they prepared to renovste feather
beds in . most complete manner, rendering then
sweet and clean and very bucyant. By their pro
cess they INCREASE THE BULK FRoM 20 - 100 PER
CENT. These gentlemen Dome very highly recon
mended BY the proprietors Of several frst clas
hotels, and prominent families. From our o.
observation We feel conf dent the prooess 10 ID
mast eemrlsts thing sxtant.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-30

.. .PAsKsR, ND. oRo. y. MCARN, =. D.
DOCTORS PARKER 4 McCARN,
HYS1CIANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
No. franklin block, second 6eor, Brady ST..
between Second and Third, Davenport, II ".
Da. PARKER's residences, corner eth and LsClaire
stsosts. Dr.. Csc. v. NCCARN's residence, east
Brady, second door from corner Of eth.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-30

~sOvO ~ &OW&e
ADJUTANf GnNBRAL's O1vlcsl
Davenport, Ocs. 10, l6s3.
General Order No. %.
!. The S7th Regiment will rendezvous q Camp
Strong huscatine, and oil recruits for said Rsgi-
ment will at once repair to said Camp.
II. The Sixth lows Cavalry will rendezvous Il
Davenport, ct Camp to be known - Camp Hen
dershott, and Ill Companies recruited for said
Regiment will ct snoe repair to said Camp.
III. No farloughs shall be granted TO mere tia.
Eve men from any enc Company of any Regiment.
and oil those in cases Of sbeolute necessity. and
said furloughs should not exceed i've dsys |.
length.
This paragraph extends only to Regiments num-
bsesd up to and including 36th until further Or
ders.
BY order Of the Commander in Chief.
NIB. BAKER,
cello Adjt Gent Of Iowa.
AGENTS WANTED
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or THU
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,I,nE SOLDIERS, FRIENDS.

An VINO truly feel for The suiIerings to witch ou.
% sbsh 4 ss s %o.
sonah inyisorses the whole system and prevents chill
and fevers and all other diseases caused hardship.
.is 4 's $
s In have sns BEEN sy
their good ees: 80 Obvious 3 that iS ns E hss
y At Ia NJ a. sSsr y ss os WIZ psy s sec s S s. sees
Weed Tonic In his hand This medicine stimuiasns.
s1sy sqs qsa or & md %
which ihc stomach in is healthy condition nro.dcd ba,
SaSili,y, and oher a.asrssaSls saril.as Sa'po@.
he 1f food Isl SPEEDILY healthy enys, sias pre-
enting Fermentation in the stomach The edi Inc : per
ss ws The on
prn p and are wsrrnt.d not % contain particle
S 9e any o,nsr hs omah and sr reasns the r ta
DER rsmoyos The s.s aud % Unhealthy ~ ~ ane
snd prevents digestion ia rcrs9n VIII obse'e big stools
So Some S Persons VINO do no, expect anything a"a
s.Sssa1 sF ens g se .sa sSa s ss sae & arr
When as he hos %,Gssss sssn M Sg se hs n
afflicted m,n ,.gna ss ss.w OF @
anal na aSsiy Ties -Scnss AZ. now resIrcd on ssc
Po,omSc II General McC army vent sh'ls snl
healthy conai,ios l. i ward oil iii fevers and
rs and Other dIs,rsssna tie spring th.
year when Ls IN m y % o e 81 ,bs
tpdemic the Delaware wafer Tits was turned or sel
siree as the disease did abate
. use schencS sawced Tonic and Mandrakc Pus whei
maze perie cure IN instnsc This fact was muct
talked OF unn n generally known that disries
and for few DR. schenck could scarcely supply the
demand; and now, Notwithstanding the hot weather, Keu
sS1 sa n fs h
cdit-Philsdeiphia Ledger -. Ne. ,.. i ,s.
pp scnxscx--Dnw Sis-I meant =, cali you wien y,,u
he great sooa have derived from the o. seawscd
Tonic and Mandrake Pls caissd you IN May last.
thought had on, you said vas liver % con,
and Mandrake Pills suppos you have forgotten me- but
win y y explain my case ,na think on wi resecs ,
full got 70 steep on the sofa felt 50 dul maj when
nd have been Ia my grave W ths time Now VIZ uy
aud how thct and how am now and Y y IAN
came % you had pain "a nv ih, side AMI s,oolaes
blades low airtcd, bowels cestiye, An yeIas Yhas
without eating snd not hc bungrs, ~ hoa u,
would nil me fun ot wind twgMd % 1ieu XIV hs :
4, nsns s' @ sns &c s.eu, m aunst OF blood al time aua
felt sure, until yop examined me that ny ~
naye taken 70 ~ sven s Nif md ,Soy ssye cured mc
feel like wan; pui sa ny Nonsst ~ sae ~ ~
,o2k rght hold ef ny lssr ang nc ,s ~ , &
in me and was was uh Of worms hut ~ e =
days thlnEstarted and ne ore world osh,ys whst aan
saw 10 worms. msh Tue world knew % tae cn-ct ~
that Seawed Ionic y good medicine, and viii 6rna
1--we yon vii kndw Tor AN changed but an bansd
10 40 you rae come 70 Roson As ssil ~
sseoan MS yours have gained seventeen pounds il uesa
nd solid ~ that can eat ~ mnh n-Any ohe nh " ig on
I IN vii Known III Bosom and New Nok. ! ani aNAy,
a king uhoui ycu AMI yOt Wtrue and sur o'e hN scs
the selns inhny dollars worth sts :, fpn'
| N,ss' aissix 10 consult ~ ScttENCk AZ h,s pcrs
| 50 Bud s'rc Nrw NOrk. III ~ al 90 MVNlNN ".U
A.sus las hS an 20 s's a' u"d asaaaS, a*F'ENV''
The New York herald., 1862-08-02
Letter from Mr. william III. Aspinwall.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TARRYTOwN July %, 1862.
When In the city yesterday my attention called
editorial in the HEFAp the subject of my trans
actions with the government 1t Is evident that the
facts have been grossly msrepresented you will
simply state that have not received expected to
receive commission vessels chartered or sold to
The government, and that have no interest in any
vesso except owning stock TO moderate extent in
steamship companies whose vessels have chartered
in open competition with others Ny only oneycd trans
action with the government the sale Of Enfield rifles
and they ordered from abroad at time when the
officials in Washington did not realize that should
need foreign arms You quite right saying there
great merit In relinquishing the profits this
sale; but you do me grave wrong in asserting that
withheld profits whilst profess 10 have acted dsin
teresedly for the Navy Department. am respectfully,
your obsdsnt servant,
WILLIAM Ii. ASPINWAIL
The New York herald., 1862-08-02


Although some people claim New Jersey out Of the
United States (not In a secession light however, thank
Heaven) she Is coming up the mark in the matter Of
furnishing recruits and encoIraeing them in volunteer
ing Recruiting is progressing rapidly according to all
accounts. Throughout the State special bounies from
private sources also springg all around. Rev.
Dr. Poor. of Newark has subscribed $780, TO be paid to
tho first ten young who Shall enlist after the date N
his oer and oer gentlemen throughout the State
WAR MEETING IN ELizABETH.
TN Thursday evening last very large war meeting
was held in Elizabeth, at Library Hall, In order 10
further much possible enlstments in that locality
After sfecches beirg made by several prominent
resolutions passed in favor Of vigorous prosecu
tion OF the war and Offering bounty OF aty dollars to
all who would enlist
WAR MEETING IN BERGEN.
large and enthus sasic meeting held on Thursday
evening at Bergen, N j., for the purpose OF devisg
means to raise volunteers and funds support their
antilles during their absence the war Peter Beny
Esq, chairman, and J. u. Parker, ESQ.,. J. w.
Gemore, Fsq., and Uriah Allen, Esq, were appointed
vice presidents series or resolutions expressive OF
determination to stard by the country by aid th
in money and men, do their utmost qucl the rebellion
and resist foreign Intervention, unanimously
adopted. The meeting addressed by Messrs. Scud-
der. Wakeman and Hardenburgh, Of New Jersey, and
subscription opened upon the spot when in few
ments, me thousand dolacs subscribed, and
mtce appointed to obtain for the purpose Of rails
Ing companies. Captain John vreeand stated that he
had company in state Of formation and II deter
mined 10 open recruiting station at Rapps Hall, Ber
gen. New Jersey ID wide awake, and can be counted
for promptnsss and patriotism when tho country
ting which adjourned at late hour, subject to the
call of the officers
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

his late father Rev william Powell invited /, ~
lend the funeral, from tho residence Of his moi her
law 50 West Twenty iith street. this (Satur day. after
noon. at hafpast three oct ok.
PowEL--At the CRY of Washington, n. c., on Sun
oay July ~ ELLEs M, the beloved wife Of DR.. Jamss
Tie remains were conveyed 70 Greenwood Cemetery
RESEHAN.-on Tuesday, July % McBAn RESguAm,
nsye o. tho county Ktkenney, ireland in the 10th yo
Iae friends Of the family are most respectfully invited
~ attend tue funeral from "a Ma street th fsaur
aay Afternoon, O'Clock His remains will DO take.
p "p"v"y semetery FOR lnterment
hsEs'-on Friday, August !, Of typhoid fever cor,
lracteo "hiie prisoner Ia Richmond HEvRy AuGusrcs
eldest son of De- amm and Maria RIVER In the 25th yea
New York Volunteers. -
The friends OF the family are rospectfly inyited TO a.
tend tho fnnera without further notice from the resi-
dence OF his father 26 West Forty second street ON sun
day afternoon, at half past two O'Clock
REED.-At Nswburg, N. Y, on Thursday morning
July 81, Of cholera inantua BESIAMa CARrTsrse nrsi
son OF Lieutenant Horato b. Reed, Fifth United states
RrDwAIL.-on Friday. August 1, after a inrerins
sickness CHRISTINA ABERrIsA, the beloved wife Of Gus
The funeral will be held this Saturday after
noon at two O'Clock, At her late residence 694 Eighth
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
sro1HAso-In Brooklyn, on Friday, August 1, Gso.c.
SIorBARD, In the 45th year OF his age.
The friends invited to attend the funeral from a
Hunter street Brooklyn, this Saturday afternoon, -
Leeds (Yorkshrs England) papers please copy.
sHAKKEY -0n Thursday evening, July 81 after short
illness ESTHER MARIA, daughter Of James and Mary b.
sharkey aged year and days.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are rs
siectfuy invited TO attend tho funeral this (saturday1
afternoon, at two O'Clock, from the of
parents Fourth avenue, OF Twenty street
South Brooklyn, without further invitation.
SHEPBKRD-Aftera a short illness, Mr.. WILLIAM SHEPHERD
sen., In the 74th year Of his age
The friends Of tho family hereby invited 10 attend
the funeral without further notice. from residence o
his n-insw, John s. Brndoar, No sS johnson street
Brooklyn, this Saturday. afternoon, three O'Clock.
SrxoNs.-On Friday morning, August l, JAMES A. SrMors
aged 80 years and four months.
The relatives and friends OF the family those Of his
father law, A. Wight, respectfully invited
the funeral from his late residence No $50 Vest Thirty
ehth street Sunday afternoon, At Lrl cock with
nut further invitation
The New York herald., 1862-08-02
arrfe(l.

Bsrs-GANrZ.-A Syracuse, N. Y, on Monday, July
2S by the Rev nr. Canneld H. wooDARD BETS to EMMA
JosErANE daughter OF the late John Gantz, Of this
city.
DoRsEy--TCEL-A the Church of st. Francis Xavier,
sixteenth street, Tuesday July 20, BY the Rev de
lavgne, j., Paul E. DORsEY OF Maryland, ELIzAKrH
JOSEPHINE TUEL, formerly OF Washington, ID. c..
Washington and New Orleans papers please copy.
ISAAC BALL, Of that city, to ENM. LuKESs, youngest
daughter OF Dr. J. Lukens OF the place formerly
Philadelphia.
RoBISsos-KEox.-At the Bedford street Methods,
Episcopal church, Tuesday July 80 By Revs Jas
l.. schenck and James Hagancy HANNIBAL RoBiysoy IT,
nary KNOX, only daughter OF Charles Knox, Esl, ali
Of this city.
WoLF-BEAuGE.--On' Thursday, July 81, by The Rev.
Father Guenot, ut the Church OF st. Vincent de Paul M
ARMAND WoLR to Miss IosSrNK BxAudB eldest daughter OF
Louis BeauRc, both OF France.
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

Prizes Cashed in all Legalized Lntte-
ries Information sken. JOSEPH BATES BROKER II
Wall street, room No. I. New York.
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

Royal Havana Lottery.-P Cashed
and Information furnished Highest price paid for D0u.
blooms TAYLOR CO., Bankers, ID Wall street.
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
worst form ot Scfoiua obstinate ERUPTION Of the Skin
1891 -
The New York herald., 1862-08-02
PROGRESS OF the CIVIL wka.

Movements OF the Union Armfes-Oper.
tions of the GueriIims-Tnterestfng In
teiiigemce from the Rebel states-Im-
portant from wash e gt0n-The Lates st
News from Europe, sc.
The WEEKLY Herald for thu present week ready this
morning at ten O'Clock will the latest dispatches
In regard to the movements OF the of Generals
Mcclellan and Pope encrcng the Rebel Capital and from
the Union Armies throughout the country Of the
Raids OF the Gueras in Kentucky and the border
States Interesting intelligence from New Orleans Reports
o. the Operations OF the Union Naval Fleet at ycksburg
and other points of the Mississippi Interesting nteili
gence from tho rsvotcd States from Washing
ton Of the movements or the for the sup
preston OF the Rebelon Tho Latest News from Europe
and reports Of all events Of the past of important
or interesting character. TermsThree dollars par year
single copies, in wrappers, six cents.
tic Boots go 81 rs and 81 Bamoras 81 IS 5o
no ass Shoe. sa aa yg1 ad m Bal
Bachelors Hair Dye-she Best In the
lists and perfumors Factory 81 Barclay street
seems like the work Of magic makes the skin
Sold BY all druggists and fancy goods Dealers
BLOOM
Of Youth or LIQUID Pearl has equal for preserving
this delightful article will have other All druggss and
4oS Broadway.
CrfstadOr0's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig depot Wholesale and retail No. Astor House.
The D.e is applied by experienced artists.
--A-----4---------
Rupture Cured-At Marsh's Radical
Cure Truss Institute Shonder Braces suspensory Band
ages Abdominal supporters silk Elastic Stockings Knee
Caps, Ankrs &C Corner Broadway and Ann street, under
Barnums Museum. A female to attend ladies.
Comfort and Cure for the Ruptured.-
Sent iee afflicted with rupture hernia. Al.
dress box 7So New York Post olcc.
Tru ses.-Marsh - Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss. NJ. Vesey opposite the church No connection
with any other Office Of Female aen
To COnsumptives.
All those wishing to consult with DIR. SCHENCK his
rooms ~ Bond street New York will please cal Monday
next, as he will be absent until Monday, SeptemberI.
Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
worst form Of Scroiua obstinate ERUPTION Of the Skin
aud old Ulcers. No. Division street. New YORK City,
1884,
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To C0nsumptives.

Tru ses.-Mar>h Il Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss. NJ. vesey st. opposite the church No connection
with any other oce of Female aendant
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

Eight Cartes de visttc for Sf-Or Une-
auaed style and finish. Satisfaction guaranteed at TAFT
81 Cortlandt street, corner OF Greenwich
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

10 COnsumpfIvtss
All those wishing consult with DR. SCHENCK at his
rooms 50 Bond street New York will please Monday
next as he will be absent until MONDAY, September |.
The New York herald., 1862-08-02
New Jersey Military Matters.

George McGrath. Tim L. West Joseph T.. Perley. John
Baulch, John McCosker, George I. Alker
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

Day 81 Martin's Backing Depot, No. q
Broad street open from % A. NJ 10 4P NJ durng August
The New York herald., 1862-08-02
The Turf.
The Turf.
FASHION PLEASURE GROUND AssoCIATION-TRoT-
TING.


FASHION PLEASURE GROUND AssoCIATION-.rRoT-
FRIDAY August Purse aud stakes $500 mile heats,
best three in tive to wagons.
Charles whitson entered s. z. Gen. Fialeck
sam,l Mclaughlin entered b: g. Lofty. ..........2
w. Oakley entered blk. z. Honest Whit. dr..
Time, 250-2l7--2:47.
The above was o capital race, and Afforded much
amusement TO those who witnessed the trotting The
betting very spirited each horse being in turn the
favorte. Before the scoring, Lofty had tho call at
eight; but afterwards change began to take place,
and before the start FOR the first heat General aleck
the favorite at hundred TO seventy. This was
about the state OF the odds to the beginning OF the third
heat The track good and the attendance cctl
bll = uo-ro,o ao,ss, ,roxo m soon s,,., ,..v,0,
the stand and when they settled down General Haleck
was several lengths front Of Lofty, the two named
having the TO settle between Themselves Honest
Whit making his appearance on the ground Halleck
increased the distance between himself and follower,
until reached the quarter polc a, which time Il
was supposed that Lofty would be disancod but from
the stand ho trottsd very finely and closed 50
pdly his backers renewed their offers To take ten
to seven. Haleck won by about thirty yards. Time,
$50
ming to end. lofty outioood Halleck TO the half mile
POLE where he several lengths ahoad He then be-
gan to ag but the sklf management q his driver kept
him up the mark and in front until within few rods
Of the score when he broke all 10 piecos and Ialeck
won by length. Time. 247.
Third HeaI-Iofty took The lead as in the previous
heat aud kept In front for nearly three quarters OF
rne, when he began 10 fail. He then broke several
times and fell on several cagths. HaIcck home
an easy winner IN 24I
Omcial Drawings or tine Delaware state
DxLAwARF EXTRA CLASS so9--Augus, !. 1862
AZ. 60, 81. 81, a, IL, u. "a. G5, 2 ii, III, 2s.
DELawsRs, Class 2a2 August l, lsG2
So, 9. 6S, -, 81, 81. ~, 3, al, 50. 81, AZ.
S"''A JoHN A. NORRIS 4 Co,
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

becoming and omorabe summer Hat and ndispored
expend much upon Its graiacaton, the only yon
can depend upon KNOX, Of No. zi2 broadway corner Of
Fulton street lie will sell you OF his handsomest
straw ststhe popular spe kledfor the low price OF So
any other article in his choose at equally
low
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

Comfort ana Cure for the Ruptured.-
Sent iee to afflicted with rupture hernia Ad
dress box 7So New York Post oncc.
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

Eight Cartes de visttc for St.-The best
In the city at Woods Gallery. 20s Bowery New York
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

Eight Cnrses dc yisite for st--F.ausl TO
the best made BAJCHS. ass Greenwich ST. cor Barclay
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

~. A. Bills, Specie Broker, No. 15C Grecn-
wch street. N Yfiizes cashsd in Kentucky and Delaware
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

NO More Gray uair.--GrandiraD's Cctc-
bratcd consultation for the establishment apd
OF the haif. Once Astof place.
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

prof. T.. MiHer's Hair Dye, 80 Cents.
black or brown Try Il Sold BY druggists. Depot b6 Dey st.
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

Rupture Cured-At DIarsh's Radical
Cure Truss Institute Shoulder Braces snspensory Band
Abdominal Supporters, silk Elastic Stockings, Knee
Caps Anklts Corner Broadway and street. under
Barnum's Museum. A female to attend ladies'
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

W. A. Entchctor's Celebrated tsstabIi sb-
mont for Wigs Tosprs Hair Dye ani iiag D,cing and
Aallas Cgeaa ,o osaGtypg the kslr, III B2nd street,
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

!, AZ Jeners', 553 Broadway, Ladies' EIas-
tic Roo 81 So 81 rs and $2 noras S. s2 rs and az 5o
gents tine Shoes and Slippers youhs aud Bal
morals Shoes anu Caters. JEFFERS 573 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

Oniciai Drawings OF Murray, Eddy ~
Cos Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KsSrucxY EXTRA Class 36l-Ausust l. 1852
IS, SO, 30, IL. 10, SO. 50, 33, 26 6j 66, IL, 81.
kKSrucKy. Class 362-August I, 1862
30, SO. 81, 27, 20, IL, l3, |, "a, .. %. 10.
Circulars free Of charge BY addressing either to
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Covn. .tou, ky, or 1t. Louis No
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

The following call has been made to the members Of
tho New Yek Fire Department by tho various ocers Of
the department for meeting, TO be held at tho
Seventh regiment armory, Monday evening next for
the purpose Of dsvising 10 i up the Second reg
ment Fire zousves under Brigadier General sckes:-
NEW YoRx. July 20, 1s62
The New York herald., 1862-08-02
Foreman - Co. No. -.

Foreman 70. NO.
pE.R SlR--You and the members Of your command
respectfully requested TO take part In meeting OF
rercn and their friends % be held ~ the Seventh reci
ment arrnory Monday, the 9TH OF August at clock
y NJ Tho object OF the meeting Is for the purpose Of
dsyisng some way to further recruiting in the Second
regiment Of Fire Zouaves, with the "Army Of the
Potom1c" Being greatly reduced In numbers they are
sadly IN want OF They stand second TO no rcgi-
In the fed, having been foremost In every engage
nent the peninsula and for their bravery and valiant
deeds have been named by the Commanding General the
"lron Regiment Brigadicr General Daniel h. scies
commanding the brigade Of which this regiment is a
part viii be present address the meeting and state
what the second Ire zouavss have done. You are ur
gently requested TO uso your utmost exerons and have
your company present, together with their friends. Rc
spectfuy yours,
william H. wickham, President: A. J: pelatour, Vice
President; John II. Plat, Secretary; John s. Giles,
Treasurer.
7yus,ees.-H. W. Burr, President D. T. y. d.: A. r.
Oakerhauscn, Samuel u. Thompson, Robert Mc6innis.
James Barsmore Hophar Mills James Y Watkins Jonas
NJ Phillips, GsorgeF. NesBitt
board II Pire Commissioner. Wilson Presi.
dent Thomns Lawrence, John j. German, VIM. NJ Tweed,
Edward pcnnel
Hoard OF ippeals sohn Gelan President; John Gar
laud, Vincent G. King William Iiaw, Jr. Ralph Trsm-
by. -. 90,
John Decker Chief Engineer Daniel norovau, Assist.
ant Tngucc, Henry Lewis, Assistant; William iiackctt
Ell.lg kmgsland, William lapb, w Bates, john Brcc,
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

Bachelors Hair Dye-the Best In the
world instantaneous harmless reliable Sold by drug
lists and perfumes everywhere Factory 81 Barclay
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

Beautfful COmpSexiOn.-Laird's Bloom
youth or Liquid Pearl has equal for preserving
peauying the complexion and skin. Ladies' after using
this delightful article. will have other All drcgiss and
4oS Broadway. so
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

beautiful OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ssSnovv
White Cream when applied to the face nsck and
seems ike the work OF magic; makes the
smooth, and the farest complexion transpaenty white
Sold BY all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

CristadOro's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig depot Wholesale and retail No. Astor House.
The DE is applied by experienced artists.