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landplcn SetraAtunser, baB unS bic 8reusen, pcl4e
Mbeere eenteBen rerrei9ert ltn6.
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@eifts.

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ten. @erlu bes Gtbidtntie8 &erntrruns Der 6ee Sc
brldtbet Der @eestafte, b6e @bnun9e &bneteun0 BOT
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SSrper unb G5e 3erbren fpuen Otpr sic n6tt9tn dit.
te bun SUbe @erpnen ntleu teppr lie cintyeten in lie
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Sup9e MfGa'nsr,

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fne ea8 abrlt9 10 piele 8auienoe In en AT tes G5rab
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nat be8ert uno Der 2er beduRerntc ESne enlpf babsn
parten, rGeen Feb NIT pplenl 0frtrauen rdGen.
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Id9en, ta te ara Der Gr3eu9us e6er BON Denen oerp
rem wtrn bic f@ beimlen 2aaern ereebe, es Dens
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gebeimem RranfActten

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IN benz 9ddsa nnp ben ierern @ninbungsa Der Nieren
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ten G@wd9e Der Gonftucn beroprbrnseu bie Csc ur.
npalt6 MAIDEN nne aulett ben a6rper no Stnm erEren.
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tigr unbar8 9perairren mee Dr. SpHnitpa ouf-
f6rte S tener be tur98 foppcteure unt bele anbere
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Gt0ratter GS Gbrcrmann II gejrg au Gharatbr Ge@
ptfeufa9tett )h SeieenHcn eine binreiIenbe Gedhra
letfnn8.
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Cine 9etlur0 III 2 Go8en sugei4ae,t.
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Oedblatt, Ilmblatt II. GinIaes,
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Wttel nnb SetanblunS iinb alen 9uoeren sdnt un6e.
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5auttrantbetten tuerbsH lHnen 8sHetIt.
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WtRQuGtuSs
gsrf5ter scn TraGt md BEN notSrsitIt9tn YennslSa
nn uno GSweRIdon SEN gCrt erben es Seceu en6 III If.
rem Grrt ell II BEN See Sp ben Set 6a re $50 Deeis
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G3 0bt plele unpFeute unt untcbeuteu6e QuadinIber
pel6e td al8 MerSteaHeRDen unb Or zetnUnS 2lnftn.
bi9uu9en eppafn. Sd)ubttGer. Geielpir 2pmpenpuber
II 10, rtarmttee unb perdHrlte gaGmaGer peldje tbr
&sben aitatper cHea yBtienlGat Der Neptn rem nice
brighten Bernie mtbneten, I'D jebt e8emdBi8 geblbete
Merst ttUre hem liner abrenen unb utdS 9rge5 Mbuen-
ben lid, .ui6rSr9en, bic ceunpbett Naer, mec urolud-
der g3eiie in tire Siuo tomnet gern8 baeen run-
Ten Gr. Sotnson bait hcBbdb fur npbwenetg 5n er-
r6bnen, bepuhera fir G5plc reid nit enem fufe uube-
ant nb ea5 ene 8e9autt9unoen rcer 0plCne bef0nbis
in ieiuer Siffce Iteaen.
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

Wheat was Gull and decidedly lower. The day IS sales
amounted TO only 25 900 bushels 1T ST. 70 81 Is for red
and amber Wcstorn 81 81 FL CT for Milwaukee club
and amber spring, and 81 38 81 5S Tor Chicago spring
bushels mixed Western at 9oc Ole for sound and soc.
SOC. for unsound and heated Sales were also made of
45O bushels OF rye Mt 81 os 81 H. Oats quiet
TIC a &c., according to quality.
CoftfE was nominal In price and very quiet.
CorroS was down TO 84c. for middlings without any
important movements.
tRgrGnTs dull TO day. TO Liverpool there were
shipped 800 bbls. IOur Is Is. Cd. 20 bushels
stetmer 800 boxes bacon at 40s To Bremen so hhds.
tobacco were taken at scs 10 Rotterdam 100 pro-
VISIONS engaged at 40s 10 Antwerp 900 bushels
wheat were shipped on private terms. Russian vessel
took 4 900 bbls. petroleum 10 London at IS. sd.
HAY quiet and heavy, Soc. n Csc. for North
river.
Hops selling In small lots at 2lc csc. for new
cop.
LsAInrR continued In very moderate demand at pre-
vious quotations.
MoIAs Es-1he market was legs active sales having
been made OF only so bbls New Orleans at 50c 55c 10
Lhds foro Rico at &c. and cargo OF Cuba muscovado
at 42c.
0ns were quoted essentially the in price but wero
very quiet.
PRoyEloNs.-Pork Inactive aud down TO S14 I2i.
$l4 25 for old mess BIG so $40 rs for do S so
Sl3 70 for prime, with Sales or 400 bbls Teef was
IN limited demand at $l1 % $i3 for plain, and Sl3
tierces Of lard within the range OF 1Cc 11Mc 900
boxes OF bacon at gLc and $50 packages OF hams
and shoulders at 7iSc SIC. and SIC. &C. Butter
dull and heavy 22c CSC for State and lie. 23c
for western. Cheese was quiet at I3c. a l5cil
RICE continued duh and unsettled In price.
SALT was steady, but sparingIy purchased.
SUGARS wore heavy and dropping with sales of 900
hhds at lie l24c for New Orleans, and l04c nc.
for Cuba and Porto Rico.
TAILow-Thcre We r, so 600 lbs sold at l2i,c a I3c
WHisxEy.-Sales OF 900 bbls were made at 46c 4sc.
The New York herald., 1863-03-17


March 1851 oQs,S22 3s.To5,oS9 s6931s5 III 2l2
ssrch IL l'7S'6'a49 36Ilo.esj s65T 0ie lsa,044o3s
-
rccrcase.sa ,s73 3,S95yoos 3el5o .1,7a5l7s
This return reflects the effect Of the recent law
ofCoagress in relation to gold. 1t would appear
that some three and half millions OF gold which
had been hypothecated at bank before the passage
OF the law has been Withdrawn, in consequence Of
she loans being called in. portion Of this gold
perhaps hnlf-has been shipped to Europe, and the
holders have got the exchange instead OF the bull
lion. Tie rest has either been sold in the
market or hypothecated with private lond-
ers who have no fears Of violating the
law OF Congress. The measures which are
being matured in the State Legislature win dis
lodge some more OF this idle specie which now
cumhcrs the vaults Of our suspended banks. The
decrease of three millions in the loans occurring
simultaneously with relaxation in the rates for
money, shows that the loans called in were exclu-
svcly based on gold. Mr.. Gilbert Dean, the mem
sbsr Of the Assembly who introduced tho bill TO
check speculation in gold, s in town, studying the
practical workings Of the question.
Money is extremely easy. Many leading brokers
have money left with them at per cent, and few
of the established houses are paying more than S.
though the street rate II still 8 per cent. Debt
certificates (old issue) are worth about par: the
new issue, dated subsequently to Sd Of March.
about oes4.
This has been another active day in gold. 1t
opened at 1856, fell of to 1853, rallied to l5l sold
a, l54i%, y. and Il in the afternoon, and closed at
l5lh bid When the price fell TO 1853 at the pub.
lie board the members relieved their patriotic
emotions BY singing the Star spanglcd Banner I"
We notice that Senator Connolly has introduced a
new Joint resolution into the Legislature prohibit
snq loans Of any amount whatever on gold or ex.
change. This strikes the nail on the head and
IL passed will kill the gold speculation. Exchange
was very fcverish, in consequence Of the appre-
hensions created by the Sccrctary's negotiations
with foreign bidders for United States loan.
Sales we're made this morning at l6s and at l6s;
at the close the price was about 1897 ITO.
The stock market was very inactive this morn.
ing. There were no stocks pressing, and, on he
other hand, with the exception Of Pacific Mail,
there was no general desire TO buy. Prices were,
on the whole, steady and in SOME cases irn. Al
the frat session Of the regular stock Exchange ne
business done appears 70 have been yer, limited
The New York herald., 1863-03-17
Married.

ERMAN-TrIy.-On Monday, February o. by the Rev
Lett Jones. CHARLES NJ EExAs OF this city, MARY
A. FULLY OF Philadelphia.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
MouNr-WuIIANB.-Un sunday, October I2, 1862, by
the Rcv. g. Capp, HESRy G. MoUSr TO CHINA WILLIAMS
all Of Harlem.
PrIsfpHrR-ARsoLD.- Brooklyn, on thursday, March
H. at the residence OF the bride faher by Rey r. T.
J.. Taylor, GEORGE PuLsrsIr, Of the rniied states
Navy, TO JINgrrE H. ARsoIp, Of Brooklyn. No cards.
RALpH-DoR0S-0u Thursday, February ~, by Rev
J. W. Peach, MAJOR SAMUEL RAIra, Of Texas, 70 n. L.
DoRoN, Of this city.
RoSLAgD--IirBaARp.-At South Brunswick, n. j., on
Monday, March Is. nc eight A. ~, by tho Rev n. 4.
woofson, Nnss g. ROWLAND, of this CITY, Miss DEBsiE
G. HrHRARD, Of south brunswick, " J.
skTg-Go.poS On saturday, March ID. st the rest
dence ~ Mr. Charles II. Stcbbus by the Rev. Ne. Pur
NETT, CHARLIE T. sxnB 10 Miss MaosIE GoxDoy, eli OF
staten Island
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

Umbrella JpsuraDee.~- Obscur.fy
which has surrounded the right Of property In umbrellas
from the DAYS OF the oar HtnwAy
Is at last cleared away uy YanEee Ingenuity Mr. Fooe
has not only csab shed the dottsnc there
Lhing rs ownership oi the article has shown
maintain u bis Lo * Umbr stand.n 10 itself
mental piece o. iurnre has the advanta. Of living the
proprietot the OF II ham
were within MS grasp The tao umbrella drops to
AIS place III IN rack lie handle is single
xrasped an het rniy IN tie Gluten of OK watch moth
lug Ont thc Rey specially acinred for the
uePostor can loose The key wh ch practically pawn
L,cket Tor inc article ess weight and greater size
than neke cent aud adds percepthlc weight tho
vest pocket The invention Ingenious and useful
ls Introduction into counting rooms hotels Offices and
halls and othcr places public and private resort,
some T. ncra. .-Neu York Times
Manufactured by WHEELER Wilson Sewing Machine Co.,
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

SurnExE CocRr-CiRcun.-Par L-AdjourLed To Mon.
day, March %. Part IlNos. 2Ii8. 2lIS, 2ic0. 2l22
22t, $780, 2i2S 2l30, 232, 2i24 $780, 2i3s I50 2l42
2148, $780, 2l62, 2i6f, 2I58, 2lo2.
COMMON rITss.-Part Nos. 2T7. iof, I47, 1901 o.
1277, $40. 1904 ll09 57s, 1249. ST. s12 1880 1882
Part It.-Nos. 1885, 1884, 1885. 1885, 1857, 1885 1889
1340, 1341, l3i4, 13f5, 1876, I3ao. 1850, 1852.
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

s33 coo ~ v. and Erie 4th mtg bds 1880 ........111
5000 NJ Y. and Erie 20 mtg bds .Il9H
1000 Junction Railroad LIST mtg .10lk
1000 Covington Lexington Rk LIST mtg BIDS. 6p.c 90i
5000 N Y. and New Haven Ris LIST mtg p O.. ..u1n
Detroit, Moproe and Toledo RR LIST mtg BIDS 1o4
IL 900 n. Y. and Ha rlem RR. per cent. g9iS
5000 Hudson River RR. 1st mtg mtg...........-...1l9
IS shares Manhattan Gas Light Co. 200 a 270
rs shares Manhattan Gas Light Co scrip...... .226
I33 shares Metropolitan Bank 1o3b
6sB shares Phenix Bank k......................l0 l05
81 shares Bank OF Commerce. ce.................. 9S
10 shares Fircman's Fire Insurance Co... l3l
10 shares Eagle Fire Insurance Co. 1851
10I North Amor Fire Insurance Co.. l10Ix
"a shares Manhattan Fire insurance Co l54 4
a. shares Panama Railroad Co ................1ol
~ shares N. Y. Lie lnsuranc and trust Co. .2G2
so shares Pacific Mail teamsh p Co. o...........ISjk
share Lyceum 0. Natural History. .......... III
shares University OF New York ............ 2s
pew, "a, grolnd loor, Presbyrn ch I'm. pl. 10
The New York herald., 1863-03-17
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, MurCn IO--b r. NJ
AsuEsThe sales confined 10 IS bbis pots at slc.
Pearl nominal
BRkAnsruFrs-The market very dull for -four,
which was quoted loc. zoe per bbl. lower under tho
fall in gold and sterling exchange Sales made or
5000 bbls State and Western 750 Southern and 45O
Canadian within revised range
The New York herald., 1863-03-17


At the one p. n. call OF the public board there
was lively demand for Pacific Mail. which caused
the price to advance 5 per cent over the closing
price on Saturday; Erie rose ~ Hudson u,
Cleveland and Pittsburg n, Rock Island
"a. Central was N lower, Erie prefer
red u, Harlem preferred H. guaranteed n,
<ofhern old Il. Governments continue quite
wong, being kept up by the foreign demand.
Bonds are very dull. In the afternoon the market
was better. At the brokers' board Pacific Mail
advanced per cent, Erie 70, Pittsburg ~, and
the whole market was better At the four p. NJ.
session of the public board the market was quite
buoyant, large orders for stocks coming in from
the public. The departure of the Secretary for
Washington seems to have lifted the load which
has weighed on speculation for the past sixty days,
and the market closed with bordering to great
activity and further general advance. The
following were the closing quotations of the day.
The New York herald., 1863-03-17
Moody's Perfect Fiettn2 shirts. Made TO
order. $50 per dozen. T. W. MOODY, 490 Broadway.

Terry, 3s7 ErOaivay.-rhe Opening OF
Spring styles Of Misses Chdr Hats will place
on On %rauisday ieth inst, on whch occasion VIII be intro
duced novelties from England Paris
nal designs for insauts. boys girls wear for
which this establishment has rival The supplied
a. Q liberal discount j. X. TERRY 3l7 Drlad way.
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

MafsOn Dyaillnr6,
No 62l Chocolate family use
from 30 cents TO 50 cents per pognd.
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

Prizes Cashed fU All Iegalizcd Lotte-
ries In ormatlon Furnished. GALIWEY CO.,
Room No. s. Nos. IA and i6 Wall street, New York.
The New York herald., 1863-03-17
NEW YORK HERALD. TUESDAY, MARCH H. 1868
MIsoELLANFOUs.
HosTkTTRRa

HoSTkTTEH6
. No.. :, -. sToxScn EiHTsas
sTGsSSa SaSHieTiyE IiyEH rSs$sSSihs
ffe'sPs ks.e5 and Ags and Eoa. Rs%ten, Fever
Eass s 's' ts"n:ssaSs 's.H: sas"' was ssS re s'
Disssasa ana The
s''a'' aHsf6sI ias saf: s'f rRSSRrrs s,p e rrsse"s
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''s SSsn.s;'ss t.sp. ca .1sa .sG sss%. F'
ana sr,.,a. y eomD1n,, ,sn1, sas q s,ssg ~
system or produced by
Nothing tina, is wholesome genital and restorative in
is nanss en,srs into The oouposion OF HoslE1rERs
no ns o. any snd As 10 pGar Sa
heis aaean irs on. m Of tie eita Of
Is well to be iotearned against disease and ~ far a.
the human system can be protected by human means against
pure water and other external cs,is HosrETqiR pIr
IEhs nsy p sss,ia aesa n w,S a. rssesraG
found nallbIc as prsyesa'iye "a AM rresse
attack, escape the scose Who neglect 10
avail avail Ss@syys he r Of IT, pposss s gqas n aa,sase
Fever and Aee paens after being Piled With quinno for
few days BY the use Of HoslETIER's giTrEks.
Restored ~ THIS agreeable tonic and
in eases o Dyspepsia and IN les ,ontrmed ioras Of pdi
geaton ting asa gentle and paness apc,ea as wei as
BY regular action Of the digestive seere
Persons Of feeble habit, Liable TO Nervous Attacks Low.
% f 1s a n' The O. B a IN" nSbs .aa Ps P
Tae ssoa, q bilious collie Z itnmcda,ry assassea ~
TO t The = turn Of the complaint may 10 prevented
tho ,onieats Of he stomach aud Win them ths er,ib a
sea or rileyns The Internal irritation by which The dispos
,.A,. AL neral te: sTEITER BIIIERs produce e
fully app'laei il ea,es Of eanslitatonai wax
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

Genin, 5J3 Broadway,
will open on THURSDAY, 10Th instant his new spring
styles of CHILDKs MS HATS witch viii comprise the
latest French and English novelties for infants BOYS,
GIRLS ard MISSES Thc MILLINERY and HAT
TING trade dealt with liberal terms.
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

Browns Standard Scales, Warra nted
accurate and durable. r. BROWN, manufacturer, No.
Barclay street, opposite Astor House.
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

Prizes Cashed in AN Legalized Lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker.
No. II Wall street. room No. ]. New York.
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

Eight Cmrtcs de Vtsite for 81, of I'm.
equsled style and finish, at TAlrS, corner of Cortandt
and Greeuw ch Streets
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

Wheeler and Wilson'S Sewing Ma.
= chnes-ughest Premium Words Fair, London 1872
Salesroou 505 Brca lway, New York
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

Ready-K nox's Spring Style OF Hats,
No 2I2 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

9 MAS. WinslOw's Soothing syrup re.
Ieves the child from pain invigoratcs the stomach
system IS cents per bottle.
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

Eight Carte de VisItes for 81, mt
VAUGHAN'S 22o Bowery. Notice-T viii sit all until suit
ed. Gallery floor,
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

w. A. BatchelOr's Hair Dyc-The best
IN the world instantaneous harmless and reliable Sold
ny oil druggists and perfumer Factory 81 Barclay street
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

Crista s:Oro's Hair Dye, Preventative ana
Wig Depot wholesale and retail No. Astor House The
Dye applied by skilfui artists.
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

Wigs, Toupccs, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
BATCHELORg 10 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

The Secretary OF the Treasury left town this
morning for Washington, having exchanged views
with number of prominent financial personages
during his brief stay. He expressed himself highly
satisfied with his visit and with the spirit which
pervades the moneyed men of New York. 1t is
understood that he came to no decided conclusion
on the subject Of policy but the indications are
that he will not attempt to negotiate long loan
at present. He is by no means in want Of money.
lie is in receipt of about half million day from
internal revenue and conversions; he has about
$3.50 900 900 of legal tender money, bearing no
interest on hand and authorized besides $i00 0o0,
900 of legal tender money bearing interest. BY
judcious use of his daily receipts, of this
paper and of his debt certificates, he can
pay his way easily until decided victory
once more re-cstablishes public confidence
and paves the way for the negotiation Of long
loan at or near par. 1t is presumed by those best
acquainted with the Secretary's purposes that this
is the plan which he will pursue. Things are
working just now satisfactorily for the govern
ment in financial point of view, and the alb
sorpton Of United States securities is progressing
steadily, that it would be pity to disturb mat
ters by attempt to force a loan or by any other
violent step.
The Executive Committees Of the Cleveland and
Pittsburg and the Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail-
road Companies met to-day in this city and rati-
fled the agreement of consolidation. The re-
spectve Presidents left this evening for the West
to carry it into effect. The two roads are now
practically one to all intents and purposes. We
learn that dividend Of 31s per cent will be paid
on the Pittsburg stock on the llth Of April.
Mr.. John H. Hicks, late with Morse & Co., has
formed a copartnership with Mr.. Beverley Robin.
son. Jr., and commenced the stock brokerage
business.
The business of the sub-Treasury was as follows
to-day
Total receipts Observation-Disclosures. N3s ,o76 9s
For customs. lv6 900 90
Balance A,Ho,6o4 "
The Buffalo and State Line Railroad report
their net earnings for the year ending February
to be 80 per cent net on the capital stock.
The Boston Journal says
land stocks steady. Boston Water Power Satur
day stood at 50 52k Cary closed a oH; East Boston
closed firm at 1SL. Copper stocks were steady iO4h
bid for Minnesota Pewabic was Arm at 62k 81 bid for
Franklin 90 Quincy 80 for Isle Royale; Hancock was
steady l3A Rockland dull at 2S IL bid for supe.
r0r, 90 for Central Acton was firm at 5A q.
The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Com
pany earned for the first week in March,
1883. ho.sA "
1867 AV,I3S ~
Increase (40 per cent) $5,lS2 "a
Adrian II. Muller, p. r. Wilkins Co., sold by
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Omcial Ora wings OF the Library Asso.
CLASS l27-March l6. 1863
l3, 80, @, So, ~, AZ, SO, so, %, 80, s, SO.
CLASS Bismarck 1G, 1863
3S ~, "a, 3, 20, 81, Al, 20, "a, 76, i, SO, ~.
fR1NCE ELLIS co. Covngton, Ky.
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Qlsial DrawIngs 81 Marrsy, Eddy =
Oole fsntuckv and Nissosirf stale Lottsries
fSSrU6xY ExfsA o Lass t27-MArch 10. 1853
II. u, u. ss .s, 80 ~. 81, II &C. Is, IS.
10. = is. Al is. Is, so, SO, IA, 4s, 80, IS. 7S,
Circulars SAINT free Of charge By aaarsa.ng either q
Covington KY. or St. Louis, Mo.
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OMcfaI DrawInKs OF the DeInwarc State
Zottertes
DELAwARE EXTRA CLASS l27--March I6. 1865.
"A, 46, 81, IL, Is. q, 8, 62, "a, 20, 81, ~.
DELAWARE CLASS 125-March ID. 1868
80, rs, 80, Al, II, As, Is, 3, "a 46, 81, 38, 26.
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO..
Wilmington. Delaware
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Hill's Hair Dye, so Cents = Black or
brown. Dutab.o. natural beautiful. DEPOT No Barclay
street Sold by all drusgsts
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u
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1he Fall OF the Razor Tn. Fall OF tho Razor
10. Dobur McCoo The particulars OF ths match Or-aA
Priyr B4lNr Iaioruia, between Johnny Laynr and
Young Daiy, fot $1,000. rhe Ring Ia England wsg.a
khier Life the Road. by Sfiky. BfragipR colts
Lives and Battles Of Dstinau shed Paasst. The snrren
dercd GARRISON By Pax Ben srnin a Prupo.ed Game
L,w. BtYard Theatres and Things Theatrical Mnsla
the Opera Tonchsiouc Thr Cricket fisd by Hsnry
Sharp Ease Ba Apostles Pedestrian Tue TGrl aud
AL the sporting news OF tn. world he.
Wilkes SPIRIT WILKES SPIRIT
The Fan u0f the Ia or Toe Fail OF tho la
SEE WILKES SPIRIT. WILKES SPIltii-ouI TO DAY.
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Catairh L. Often . Form or Throat
dfssase which creates petual desire 10 allow.
Rnethng aerc sticking la the upper part of tae throat
3roans Bronchial Troches are sei with good results in
this annoying disorder.
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

Hiips Hair Dye, so Cents, Black or
brown, natural, durable beautiful. Depot No Barclay
,ssrset sold BY Gil druggists.
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Doctor Hunter Discovery - tho Result
q thirty five constant Of hs caIibre
1rng the OF the OF body or
che poisonous impur Of the bood f he don cure
he wont tako No. Division New
Yort city Eight erarate rooms and private