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farmer whose fence proximity. II u
cohnea thing 20 see twelve animals 70 a wagon. mo
cees along the routes great far wagons ana
animals are concerned, battle ied One who has
no. seen such march this army Is making will
laugh at the idea t0at on every days march IN the moun
tans not less than three hundred wheels de
stroyed broken down and thrown away. Each wagon
now carries NTH wheel, strapped behind in arti
ery an extra wheel Is put each cisson OF each bat
terry II is difficult 70 credit the statement made by
cavalry officer that there have been not less than
thousand horses abandoned by this army since u
crossed the river, and they have been iefs
In tho rear 10 die OF be picked up by
the frmers transportation been much rcduced-to
she leAs possible number Of wagons the lightest
weght-yet the ascent OF corps is labor OF days. not
hours il Is perhaps two miles 10 the top OF the noun
tan half an hours travel usually But wagon makes
the ascent in just day To understand the aoors AM
suferngs OF the men one must accompany brigade a
and literally breathing dust has idea OF the hard
ships endured by the from the dust alone me neat
could be very well borne, but the dust IL terrible
the same time besides marching, they have other hard
abors perform. New roads are 70 De onit aad oid
ones repssd rgs details ~ an
attempt 10 get at the enemy But you viii hear good
account Of these when they are once oct Of and
beyend the mountains they viii DO nvincibe and hsht
with the fury devils for fear OF having again TO pass
and thai, too, in retreat, through tho mountains
HKALTH Army.
As may naturally be expected there has lately been an
sickness n the army consequent upon the In
creased heat but lighter than generally sup
posed. The activity u the army has very muoh
decreased the diarrhna 30 prevalent there some
months ago. The division OF General sheridan, which
encamped at Bridgeport the bank OF the river.
has suffered somewhat intermittent fever but the
disease is not at all general throughout the army on
the march the troops manage provide themselves with
vegetables and this much their good health
+ GARYruLD
has lately recovered from illness and Is again
his duties chief OF staff To General Rose
crans General CARRIED is a member elect Of Congress-
from ohio. whose first name. James, by the way some
pa persist In publishing John, having probably con
founded the sounds s..ohn A. Garfield" with John A.
Gur!ey."
told that there in circulation m the country IN
vast amounts OF issues OF the Tennesses
banks which the rebels have executed at Chattanooga
from the original and genuine plates with forged sigma
These have been used IL 10 said by cotton
spectators and Others said To have purchased
them In the manner that many OF our men have
bought fdc sa,iiie Confederate scrip" great many
bills Of Tennessee bankavc also been altered from
TO hes. The mandatory OF these bogus bills will
be broken up the of the week and hope sham
g. Harris, chief coanteeiter, will be captured with
all his gang.
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The Riot Claims.

The special Of che Board Of Supervisors
pointed 70 examine the claims against the county IN
consequence OF the recent riots have advertised some
large claims for examination Monday The committee
have hitherto examined only those claims which ara
under $780, up certain date OF nIing Many Of the
large claimants are undoubtedly great sufferers ~
those who have lost less.
It true, stated Of the papors that the
cslcrsd have been given the preference the whit
claimants. The committee examined claims in tho
order they nled the Comptroller having aflxed a
number every claim based upon tho date Of ia ding
The statement Of preference being TO the colorcd
claimants originated from the fact that the attorney for
the colored "Reef Committee" ned about Ave hundred
claims Of coIorcd persons in day tho month Of
July and the numbers their claims consequently
uected.
nance OF the Supervisors called forviz ~ 900 ooowl
cover the claims Many 6 The clsimsn,s coocede that
they exaggerated their claims with tho expectation
that they wsuld be reduced By the committee II Is not
however the policy OF the committee 10 reduce any claim
which clearly Just. but Illegal and evidently exagge
rsaed claims will be reduced to proper smynnt.
rhs committee engaged every afternocs from two
O'Clock In the examination OF these caims IL
PROBABLE that thcy will report about three hundred
claims Tuesday next. The public will thus zee that
the interests o the county have been protected and
those Of the claimants not neglected The Board Of gu
pcrvisors viii probably pass ordnance waving ths
part Of the county the statute Of limitation that these
suits be brought within three months after the
damage occurred.
The committee will examine s the claims nled before
they can be reached In the courts.
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COR IRON-ClkD NAVY.

Iau~cn or ssA- Ericsson battery Tooum- :
dents OF the I4aunch-Descrip
.tou or .hs New IrOa-Ciad Battery
Improvement. IN Our Iron shiPs-of-
War, &c., sc.
The Erc.son bst,orv T Nmseh launched on Satur.
day morning ast from tho va vd OF secor Co.. '0lSa,
City at eight O'Clock This We se'-ooo OF 'n' n'os'
her cass-was built undor tho sape''hs'n'on0'
George Brkbeck. Jr., and is specl uoa y 0Ae0Ao
manship throughout.
Tho number or spectators present ". some~nas wv
I've thousand. Tho yard, housetops, ". -,
piers and every available place were thro >soi 49,
PIE, while the deck Of the vessel -.
ved guests II shows the interest our people
progress Of tho iron clads many of the.
At such an carly hour TO witness the launch Of ~,
majority Of tho spectators were Of the fair sex
seemed 10 ENJOY tho excitement Of tho hour. y
AT half past O'Clock the workmcn ooumsnccd
wedge her up and at eight O'Clock she began 70 move
slowly down the ways towardsher native element. Az
she moved from tho stocks Mrs. Kate Gregory daughter
in law OF Admiral Gregory, In . most pleasing manner,
amid the cheers Of the multitude christsned che vessel
by breaking bottle Of wine over the bow. with the
words . IN the name OF Neptune, christen you To-
cumseh."
Tugs wefo in readiness, and not long before tho
vessel was snugy moored alongsido o tho wharf and
tho guests shore. To those who had tickets
sumptuoas repast In waiting This part OF tho
mornings ceremonies prepared In tho mouId
large and sp,cous building, well adapted 10 is use on
ths occasion Tho Staudingcr Bros had tho Tables
readiness and at signal tho guests fell W with wil
and the carly hour and tho fresh air gave tbe0 roisa
for the good things before them Wine WAS in abun
dance, and . matter Of Consequence specchcs and
for time the order OF tho day. Senator
Ryan OF Caiifornis and others, made speeches
progress In iron shpbudng tho present state Of
affairs this country and congratulated the builders OF
tho upon their in the constructioa OF
iron olads Tor tho United States navy.
There was a large number of distinguished persons
present. among whom noticed Admiral Gregory, Capt.
Craven, who rs to command tho ship: Lieutenant Com
mander Miller Chief Engnccrs Sinners, Farron. Lawton
Lieutenant Gregory and other naval officers who at
tached tho corps Of clad vessels at this station
Senator Ryan, OF California; Capts. Comstock Luce
Boil NJ Steison of the arm Of Laze. Perkins Co.,
AVID many others.
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OUR CRUISERS.
Our Naval Correspondent nce.

UNfrRD STATES STEAMER NoTIcAS.l
RIO JAn.IRO, July 30. 1883
Visit San,os-Coal for tie Pirates Care Of Egiish
Consui-ytyanse Conduct Of Brari,an 0Dicer--7Ae
Vanderbilt al Rio, &c.
We left this place the 9th inst. . cruise to the
southwark hoping TO fall in with OF tho pratcaI
cruisers but such s not luck and we begin 70 des
pair Of seeing any Of them During our cruise We
visited the port Of Santos steamed up the harbor
boat showed OF from shore. ordering us TO STOP but ~
had too much headway on we didn't stop soon
enough; 30 they fired = gun After we dnally stopped
the commandant explained that he thought wcro the
Alabama. which vessel il not allowed 70 enter any
Brazilian port whatever We came to anchor at Santos
and communicated with our Consul charlesF de vyald
Esq.
Hearing nothing Of the 200 beyond the fact that the
about 100 OF coal for her in tho hands o
the English Consul left port and steerod Tor Santa
Cruz Hero communicated with Consul at st.
GATHERINGS B Lindsay ESQ but communications
cut short by the President 0 that under ORDERS
a. he stated from the imperial government ordering US
OF tho port twenty hours aor arrival and hc
would neither eve fresh provisions nor allow us 70
ooai,has soo with coal belonging 10 the United States
government now In depot at Santa Cruz This coal was
purchased for tho OF the Paraguay expedition bu.
used al that time, and II will come In very
enough coal TO roach this port where our captain In
stanty communicated with our Minister, General James
Watson Webb, who has msdo the matter subject OF
diplomatic correspondence How 1t will end of course
cannot be told yet but there IL no doubt that have
serious complaint against the Brazilian govern
ment
When We reached this port ws found here tho United
States steamer Vanderbilt, Captain Baldwip The Bra
zliaps 10 her with wonder and amazemcni. she is
the largest that in this port and creates
great Whom she saluted yesterday in honor Of
the eldest Prnces her nine inch guns drowned the noise
II the other mon OF war In port. The Vanderbilt came
here from barbados, but saw nothing OF the pirates.
Il thought here that they have loft this coast
hear nothing OF them do foreign vessels report having
them anywhere.
spaldng Rogers circus troupe hero to-day for
Bahia Their last performance given IN hooor of the
imperial family, who attended, a. did the eiis Of Rio
Janero. Their performances very popular and rank
hero with the Opera We leave here TO morrow cruise
after old friends the Aabama Florida and Georgia,
aud We don't find them IL will not bc for not looking
tor thcm.
Lieutenant Commander bancroft Ghuardi left hero
the English mail steamer OF the 9th inst for New York.
lie bearer Of dispatches 20 the government a Wash
iDgton | will write you again from Bahia, which port
shall visit after our cruise.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The CunArd mail steamship Africa, Captain stone, viii
leave Bcston on Wednesday for Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe will close IN this city at quarter
past aud at hAf pst dvo O'Clock tomorrow after.
ooon. 70 90 by railroad.
The kSw YoRx HwRALD--Edton for Europc-wiil bo
published Al eieven O'Clock tomorrow morning.
and will contain the latest and fullest details, from
special Correspondents, Of tho progress OF tho
Siege or Charleston particulars Of tho advance Of tho
Armies Of Generals Rosecrans aud Birosic, and tho
capture OF Chattanooga and KnoIviiis Nova from the
Army q tho Potomac; Lste Ncws from Hsvsaa and
Mexico and variety u othcs interesting matter.
Single copies, IN Wrappers, resdy Tor mailing, sir
oenta.
Sampson Low. Sou 4 Co.. ~ Ludgate nh, london,
England. will receive subscr ptons and advertisements
for tho NHw YoRG HERALD
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passes INTO the pilothouse top Of the tnrrcts az
inches where ihe card located directly uGder the eye
OF the helmsnIn.
The day ~ not far distant whon shal have iron
clad navy which al dolii viii Dc soond to aone
Apd AZ each obstacle the fertile bsas q Captain
Ericsson and his assistants md remedy for The
value OF this compass arrangement ,aca,elabe aud
IL adds anosher trophy to tho scientific stsiuuents
Amer lea.
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The Army or the Potomac in New York
0ESgRAL oADERS--S0. 70
HRApou AKrKxs, USrrxD STATES rsoors 1
First uvinos, DrARrnEsr 0y rHn EAsr

SEw Hosk Crrr AND HAKsos,
SHw YoHx Cnr, sept H. 1868.
In rellev ng from further duty with this command a
large portion of troops bere from the Army %
tbs Potomac the Commanding General desires " express
hp grshcation that the exemplary conduct u these
troopt has aided anotnerIess brilliant perhaps, bot
not es- endurisgto the mAay isureis already vou by
them On the ned and under the IRE of the enemy and
70 say that he authorized from many sources "
yey 10 them the that their soourn IN tbs city
ii more than usually intimate contact With their fellow
ciiyens has excited for them persoos interest above
tba, ordinarily attached to any army, and that u IN
tcrest ~ pass away with the occss,cn that gave
.r 70 A, but si follow them wherever they may 20,
apd 20 whatever field they may be called With tho warm
eat ~.nes for their success and welfare.
Tbs Commanding General desires 70 add 70 thn the
expresrou OF his tnanes tho state troops the Metro
potsn Police lorc. soi 10 the local sntnortes with
whom he has iucident associated tor the knd
nesa and COURTESY shown the 0foers and men n his
,ommand and fof the spirt ~ coop~rsion exhibited IN
everything that for object the sdvsnoeens Of our
common ~ishes and iabors
nv order oy Brigadsr General cANBY.
y. I. Cskznv-s~. Assistant AdJuisnt 6sosral
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C0roasrs' laquests.

C0rOusrs' luquests.
Isrsssnso hsp'GAL Cana instanoe Of tcnAcity
under the notice Of Coroner Wldsy satur
day young man named william Yinisy. m appears.
died at his residence No Isa East Twentieth street from
ths Effects OF heart received -four days pre-
viosly, NJ tho hands Of some pcrson unknown. post
examination OF the body, made by Drs. Boutn
and rendsssd the cas highly interesting ono IN msdi
cal point Of Wow Tue wound appears psoetraied the
between the nfh sod sixth ribs extended tn the
heart and passed through both vonHclcs no septun
also pnctured, and the percardium or sack which
the heart filled With With cosxu sod booi
Under ordinary circumstances wound OF this nature
would bo apt almost iostant death but in this
will be observed ths victim lived nearly -four days
such instances Of tsna1ity Of no arc exceedingly
among medical The case u Dill Poole, Who lived
days With bullet mbsdded In his heart, and that q
the Italian at the New York Hospital who had been dis
charged cured but died from the eusca u the wound
few days Afterwards were locke upo ~ mo-t romsrk
aps cases In rooles case the ssptum alone injured
which accounts for his having survived % long TIE
Italian similarly wounded and bad u not been fos
mprudslce on his part after be had been dis.
alive to-day. Finsys case IL stlll msrkabie
however. from ths fact both ysntrioes being cut
No clue could b. obtained 70 the dsntty q the pcsson
who inflicted thu fatal wound, and The Coroner
peled 10 adjourn the iDqunst until Wednesday with the
hoJs o ing additional light upon the matter
scnrKS DxArH n THrrrr caurcn-hr Isaac seymour,
President o. tho BANK q North America, dropped dead
Trinity church yesterday morning. General DIE, Who
was sitting 10 the seat behind dcccassd
growing faint, and had him removed TO tho vestry
room, where he expired In few moments afterwards
Mrs scymour and daughter In the psw with do
ceased, and were quts prostrs,sd BY tbs sudden
lamity. deceased Vas vestryman d tho church, aad
about seventy years of age. C<uuer wdey beId
inquest upon the remains verdctreath from disease
q the heart"
fousp DsowsEp-A unknown man about thir,y I've
years Of age, found drowned the foot u Tenth
street Fast river yesterday Decreased hsd been
water about two weeks.
negro, named SAtbsnci Philis, found rosin ng
the water tbs foot of yesey street Corooer Nsgmann
held sn inquest.
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Array and Navy Picture Gallery
Cartcs DE- vse unsurpassed. Quality, not ousntity ~
dozen, ~ HOLMES. 505 Broadway.
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Brilliant and Powerful Day and Night
dorbe rer~ecctlve 0iasses for The Gsld ana
ourisu use. Compact. portable and cneent splendid
assortment at 5EhMONH.
Ocuitstop,ician 6ss< Broadway. Laf.rg- hsasr.
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Prizes Dashed in All Legalized Lott ..
res Information gwen. JDSEftI BATES Broksr,
II W all street, rvon No. l. New Yofk
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r. Lord, Cleaning md Dying No. 5sH
Broadway eatrane- t3o Bvoone street Gsrrsss
and rennishod without takiag Apart
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OmciaI Ora wfngs or -rarray. Eddy Il
Co = Kentucky and M,ssc,vs Stsle Lotteries
kknruckv. EKrHA CLAss A3l-S.pt II I@I.
60. 63, ~. "a, "a, 40, 7. o. X. 80. a., II, a.
nm KrsruoKv. CLAss ts2-Bepl H. Ls5l
js, 20. 3, ~, ~. ~. l3, Is. l5. 30. 40, 80. IL.
~, ca, 40.
csculArs scntfeee OF oharge by afircssng eithox
MURRAY. KDDY A 90,
CeviDxsD, KY. or Si Lolis No
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New and Choice Card Photographic
Wholesale and retail, at uHO r. A0LIyOHOk co ~,
Photograph Publishers. Isl Nassau street
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Ego Pvcservers and spectscies, tS
strengthen and improve the eight of on and yoan
aisht without palm fatgue Highly by
the medical faculty. 8EMkONa,
Ocuia,s aud Optciaaa eok Broadway opposite Bsna s
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Ometai Ora wings of the shelby College
Lottsry u Ksutncky
BIrRA oLAx ss--sept. ~ issS
J, 22. 4S. IL. ~, 81, 67. 10. a. -. Va. 81. 50.
Class 5'2-scpt. ~. isg3
- 20. 10. 6g. 10, GS. 78, ~. 20, l. ~. .. Sc.
"> yoHN A. NORRIS 4 Co,
Covlagtou. Ky
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wheeler d Wilson'S Hi0hsss Premi u IN
Sewing hschtnss Yoots patent Umbrella Loct Sisnds
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Prizes Cashsd i.yaii Legsiszsd lotteries.
j. il. CLAYTON 4 90. Isw.ii sweet. room No Z
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OmclNs Drawings ~ the Library Asso-
c,A<,oa Conn sanJ'z Iott~v,' ~ K-ntuexv.
EXTRA CLANS .W-S~pI ~ 1851
50, II, 63A 40. II. ~, 6i -. 6s. 4, 20. Sc ~.
.OGAxs s0s-Scpt n. I+1
43. 7. CT. $50, II. 10. So, Is, 81, 81, II.
Circulars ssnt BY ad>r-as,ns
FRANCE. Hills A 90, Managers. Coving.on. Ky.
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u.ssa. cerpss-Asssehmsns As.In. Ne.
jor Loc h W ood.
Nf1yn avxxru psaYpt4vr laffur
W"fFN" NFNFN' UF"fNF NVW"f
BEFORE Hon. Judge Beta

Bsbeas Corpas-Assaehme ment AGatnS Ma
jor Loc NV ood.
vSIryp STATES DISTINCT Couar
Before Hon. Judge Beta
ssr l2-NSor lockwood, having failed 70 obsy .
habess corpus 70 bring up N bodies o. Emn isvrs
Judge ordered an attachment, t,As onso.s Tns
MAcv was Moush, ap. and shsa MADE rsteru thss In
not m hs castosy Guns@ foe tns rstRssnse
srayascd the rsisfu, aud ,ns matter stAets sxfaea
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The Com mnutatIoa Money.
WAR DsrAkTnksr, J
Paovosr MARSHAL GKsRRAL's . OyyfcE, }
WASRruOruu Sent TO- 1894

WAR DsrAKrnkEr, J
Paovosr MARSHAL GENERAL . Oyyrcw,
WAsaIn0roH. Sept. 10. 1888.
sR-I reply 20 your communication Of tho tn inst.
am directed BY the Provost Marshal oaera TO say
yos authorized commutatios money from
any person who may be drafted the Fh Congressional
dsrct New York. You are, therefore, the only auth
rzed for that DISTRICT and should the
fact oeder that ali drafted n your district dc
string pay Communication money may call upon you and
do Rccevers not required 60 beyond their dis
uict receive Communication money. Should any person
desire pay Communication money q receiver FOR
other district than In which no drafted, the
cever may aOcspt the money provided the person draft
cd pay 70 this for the dis
trict IN which he drafted. vc<y respectfully,
S.F. CHAIFIN, Assistant AdjutAnt General
In charge Disbursing Hrsnoh.
To JosxrH Hoxn, Esq, Receiver Comm utaIion Money,
Fifsh district, New York
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City InseIligenee.

Tss HnsH~ FDuivAi % Rosn HomAsA-lAst even
ng rraeish citizens commenced The csisbrsloo a
their Nsw Year. known their ancient language Rosh.
Hoshasa A. sn ooiock n the evening tho several syns
gpxus inthe city vers crowded by devont vorsbippefs
The usual prayers ss but sermons wes. prsssh
ed A. stated IN the HnnAfD " yesterday tho services
~in last foe two dAys--to day and 10 moero~.
THs srnAssosr NHw wostp.-Ths steamboat Hs~
world having been dasoisd ot her boilers and eng sss
~in probably be purchased BY ,hs sovsfnmsnt fo .
rosting hospwal for such purpose sh" -oud - ssl
adapted, she could vnh scoommodsis nilsen h1h
drea ssct and wounded
AssArII-on -auday nrhi, between 70. boar s'
eleven and twelve O'Clock, Mr. Hae, q the steamship
Scotia sow lyoy At Jersey CITY. -" most sfu,siy 10
do~n and risd his pockets u al tbo cssh 70 sts p~rn
sou, aud lsf hin iDsensbIs on the groaad
Diseases OF the Nervous, ssmissi. rr,-
nsry and ssruA New sad - ssas f.sswss.-tp
f-por,s a ss Hoard Asses.loa Aest "a 49, ,.s.'
,n,.,ss, free 2. sss' asassI. d. 's' "''SA''
Bsgi.'s uypsv,on F,.ia R..s.,ss sns
1r.s4ss hssr ros Efeetrie Hsr DE ~st ~ 80 Tu
,. eosvsssd " BooLK, sossa. ss'a s'-'y.I.''
Tr.s.~s, Asdsmtssi sappsrs.rs. Ae..
apssd :, 20 Fuitsa street a fsn-As 70 ...s,s.s.o,n
nm. gstuastaSie Cater NJ Hat, a.d
~tisxsg. sns .asssie No ssrssys nsr DTs.
20 osnss. slses ~ ers-s
Tn. C~issvssed aG.o,gs's- Ps,s~, u.iv
crmf~r. gr-si ind~esm-ys y iAe fsAs o. ~ sfpsd
M,nsv's 500. Hair Dys-Sissh ssd
trss~ rhs s.s So tA~apess n ~ iy a NSA ~
drlExRss D-pos p-y ssrrst
g.,.,sdovos u.v n.y.. Irsss..rttv.
sas va ssrst -tysssis .sf r-ssa - 49,, Hnts-
rAs ave sSeas4 ~ sanfai .is~
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nm. gssmssaSie Cater NJ Hat, a.d
wttsxsvs neat snf sasssbie Ne ! bsf1syg UAf DTs.
"a Blsct ~ brs.s
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prepaid for ~ 10 With sir beautiful mounted objects
b; with - objscts -, BY iENRy CRAIG rs Broadway
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Msnsv.s SOC. Hair Dys-Sisek ssd
trssa rbw he~s go t&~apess N So ifg a sSA ~
dr1Sxsss D-Dos y p~y ssr~~t
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The C~tsbSssed ssGsovgs's~ Patent H.tv
crmf~r gr-.i ina~osm.ya v iAs 'rsas oa~ ~ sfssa
Say Nem Zen.
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g.,.,sdovo's Hair n.y.. Irssss.~ttv.
ssA Wa tsfst wtgssxis 49, f~sa. ~ 49,. Hal~.
rss ave ss-sas4 sy ssIifa 1850
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Trsss~s, AAdswtssi suppsrssrs, Sc,
apssd =, 20 futsa street fsn-ass 70 s,..ssse
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Begie's Hyperion Fiaid R..t.,ss sns
svea4ss Aasr Nos Eieefric Hsr pYs ~sa NJ TrJ
Ne conytnesa W BosLE soslSa. sot1 rs~sysLsfs
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Diseases OF the Nervous, ssmissi, tri-
nary ssrua sysssn. New sad - tssas ts.sswss,-p
ports a. Horard aent 80 - sttf
.pysiop~ free Of charsr Addr~ss Dr stihs H8aEat0s
Howard Asso~,sion fhiisde phis.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BEAUTIFUL cosPLRuoS. yHtE YRos TAN.
Dmp.s. asa fr.si.. @.y sa- = esoafsd :, a.,ss
ps...a I, q o,%ps..a O sm a. sgn- .na sa. '.s
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"A Seis Fs,s. seal. vim Pr.s.4s Ae II s.ssnt syis.
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A cossIosnEsr oy ,n ross s.LDAs.n n.I
4 p.s @...s : sS' w ~; R. Ross 70. s,.s- -. . '
A s9s o. soIs rArss .rsor lsl1AsSB .,sss;B, 70
ssfosd-sy.
Az WILLIAM gvERpyLLs soss - yrLros
fs,.s. iss mssak .$s,s. .ss s.''Is s..;a.s.s
A. gvKRL.srIsq .BEsgyrr n.s Bray cgs
das,on q f.soe. cs.s.s n',.,. s,.ss. s-s,,s
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prvs1 . ri.rs ~ e,ui-s. ss.is. -. sg'os. 60
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