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POLIcE REPoBFs-Seccnd Prscifs.t AArtt#ny
Newmier, drunk; dismissed. D. sullivan, srsnd
larceny; Jail for q hearing. A. e. wheeler,
assault and battery; military John Roman,
do; do. Tim Brady, buying whis ~ for SOL
diers: do. John Roach, plotting soldiers to
whisky shops, &C.; do. John Mac asleep in
street. dismissed.
Tsird Precinct.-J. B. Lokey, SELF - without
license; fined S20.5S. Elizabeth Cook, larceny;
dismissed. John Mcdaniel, obstructing pave
ment; do. Mary Thsmas, prostitution; fined
S256.
Fourth PreciHct.-Caroline Leipfried, assault;
bail for peace. W. Fewling. driving on pave
ment; fined S2.50. VIM. Ages, threats; bail for
peace. Maria Ages, do: do. Henry Smith,
dlsorderiy and carrying weapons fined S2075:
Tor resisting officers; bail for court. Charles
Brown. disorderly; 6ned so.
.Sirfh PycciRct-IsaSc White, disorderly; fined
50 Geo. Stuard, do. do. 81. John Roach,
drunk, &c; workhouse. L. Pinnegan, fighting;
dismissed. John Simpson, do; do. Robert
Wering, do; do James Gillkrist, drunk and
disorderly; military. F. III. Hooe, begging and
impostGre; fined 81. J. II. Barfhlow, assault
and batter; bail for court. Daniel Mpenin,
grand larceny; and James Rogan, do; Jail for
hearing A. Zedinger, drunk and dsorderly;
military.
Tenth Prscinct-James Buchanan, drunk;
fined 81. Mary Stevens, stealing; dismissed.
John Sullivan, nuisance; fined "a. Patrick
Mahoney interfering with officers; fined So.
ID. Shea, disorderly; fined 90. p. Brady, SELL
ing liquor to soldiers; fined $50. Patrick Ma
honey, drunk; fined 81.
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VHx YNoLDs USE.

TN AIR-TIG TIT COFFINS.
i FRIENDS AND RELATIVES OF THE
DEAD.
Paren ts and friends living at distance can have
the bodies OF their killed in battle, ors>slr-s-,
who may die at the hospitals forwarded sa laslazsS
to them in IMPROVED AIR-TI9HT COFFINS,
at mod crate charge-Embalming, Coffin ana Box
from $50 10 $SS, and no extra charge.
NJ. NJ. WHITE,
Undertaken and EmbAlmer,
my8 2ws 29T b ST., corner I'd, Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-18

SENT TO THE OLD CAPITOL. Lieutenant
Byles, Of the second Pennsylvania cavalry,
was committed TO the Old Capitol prison yes
terday for attempting to get to his regiment in
Gen. StahPs command by showing pass of
Lieut.. James Blrney, Of the 1st Michigan cav
airy; and of winch the date had been altered
from May Sd to May 18th. Byles, it appears,
lost his own pass; and underworld to palm
himself off as Lieut.. Birney, and thereby Sc
cure the documents which would enable him
10 reach his command.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-18

L'OR SALE-A three story BRICK HOUSE, With
Z basement. on = street, between I'd and Sd sts
Has gas throughout and water in tins yard Tit g
perfect Price S3.5Oe. Inquire of JNO. 3. BLOSs
General Land Oifca, or 4ti d st. nv Ii IyT~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-18
BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austioneers.

THREE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
Il TWELFTH STREET, BETwEES MARYLAND Avs
STE AND STREET SOUTH, ISLAND AT AUcTror
On FRIDAY, the 2ed instant we shall sell, in front
and 15. in Square No 327. each lot having front
of q feet inches on Twelfth street. running bscE
to wide alley 85 feet. N
Terms One half cash; balance in six and tws,vs
months, for notes bearing interest from day OF "a
All conTeyancing st csst of purchasers
mylS-td GREEN WILL AMS Auets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-18

H0USE TO LET-A Furnished Boarding House
IA to let it'll acconlmoe ations for q boar ers
The house has hot and cold sster in every room
and gas in every room. The house is On Z street.
within Eve minutes walk OF the Wac Department
Inquire of s. G. and G. RUE, G. street, between
18th and 18th. nv i2.IEr
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Two LkT-For 3 year or longer, to small family
- without children; desirable lite Of Rooms
Terms $50 year. There are four rooms on the
first floor and one on the second foor, with the
privilege of a ten foe hall, cellar, pamp in the
the corner eff 25th and L streets west Yer further
particulars in qpire at No. 63 x at my I3-Iw*
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THE FIRST GRAND AFTERNOON AND
NIGHT PIC MIC
will be given at
GREEN SPRING
ON THURSDAY NAY DIST 1863,
by the members of the
FRIENDSHIP Gu B.
The COMMITTEE has made arrangements to give
one one of the best of the season e NTM@
Tor the sprin Z every half hour. H&XS
Tickle 81 cents. admitting gentleman and la
dies. The Holy Hill Band has been engaged for
the occasion.
MANAGERS.
William Shoemaker, JAS Kuhns
J. II. Jackson, my Is 1T
T., II I G X An ID PIC MIC
L. of the "a
United BUTCHERS' ASSOCIATION "a
to be given at ETA
E. LGFFLER'S CITY GARDEN, E.sxA
THURSDAY, MAY 21.
Admitting Gentleman and Ladies'.
COMMITTEE.
]. Q. Joachim, W. Fl. Fsnton,
4 Truxel, +. WeailaYt. ml6-4t
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stOR saba tirst-class three-story BRICK
= HOUSE, with basement, &c. on street, NJ.
39i, near 18th; has gas throughout aud water in
the yard and stable. Title perfect ard house aud
STABLE new and in good order Possession given lst
of June. FOR particulars inquire on the premises
The situation is enc of the most dasirabIe In Tia
city for q irst-ciass res!drnce nv IL ot~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-18

NOR RENT
Il first .class STORE on It'll street,
near the Post and Patent Offices,
one ST the most eligible locations in the city
Inquire st the Gosh az Restaurant, No. 247 Pa
avenue. my 15- 3t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-18

WANTED-Now, or by the first of May, q
w HOUSE near Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth
street. No objection to purchasing all or part of
the Furr iture. A small house preferred. Address
Pc Box sse. or apply to 334 Pennsyivaniss az az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-18
BY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
II OF MAR THE RAILROAD DEPOT n

STHE ABOyEs SALE Is POsTPONEDU UNTIL
Tb CRSDAY. the alst inst at O'Clock p. m Par
tioular attention is respectfully invited to this
sale as il is very i'm portaut piece of pro pertv
my I'D GREEN & WILL ANS Ancfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-18

IToR sALE-That BRICK DWELLING on I'll,
Il street east, between G and II together with all
OF me Eound, running back $50 feet and 81 feet
want eta comforts and neat residence, might
do wen by inquiring next door. The house is in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-18

q REWARD.-Losr-0n the evening of the 18th
rC instant, an ENVELOPE containing papers
addressed to General NJ. @. Meigs I viii pay the
above reward If such papers are left at Markham's
Hotel within two days from the date Of this.
my l6St* J. A. ORAMER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-18

u EMkMBER THE
HI Z LY G IL Bi
THY hare AlrakeR from their Slun,be7.
And announce to their many friends that they will
give their
FIFTH GRAND SOIREE
ON MONDAY EVENING. MAYfSTH.
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL, NAVY YARD.
Wlthers' uneaualed Brass and String Band has
been Engaged fl r the occasion. "A
No hats or caps al lowed to be worn in the ~
hall. -
and lsdies-to be had of any OF the members or q
the door on the night of the Soires.
By order of the Committee.
Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS.
William 81. Tolbert, Robert McKepney,,
John K. Turner, John Ii. Langley,
Christopher 3. Arnold, Timothy Mullen,
John b Smith, John H. 0'Seu.
my 9. IL u .l6.lSN
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EURNIsHED PAKLOR AND BED ROOM TO
IL let. Apply at No. 252 street, corner l2Gh
II IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-18

"ANTBD-SECOND. HAND FURNITURE
w Also, Mirrors. Carpets, Beds, Bedding and
Housefurnishins Goods of every description.
B. BUCHLY, AS It'll st q,
mar 30-n bet. g and Fl, east side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-18

TaANTED-FURNISHED ROOMS with Boa d /,
w in a private family. by e gentleman and wife,
within ten minutes walk 81 the Gene Post Of
fee. Add ress "A. 7. y" city Post Office.
my l6. ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-18

ITO PLAsTEKERS.--Wa tainted immediately, thir.
l. ty Plasterers to work on the Treasury Extsn
sion. Meme but good MoFkmen need apply to
whom good wages will be given.
ISAIAH ROC Frs
my l5-lW En- gineer in Charge.
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SifAETED-By ayoung girl, SITUATE 80
W Lurse or ehamburmad, or to do light houSe
work; can give good reference. Address JANE,
Geor getown Post Oflica nav l6-2t~
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WAHTED-h GIRL to nurse. Also, q YARD
w MAN white preferred. Apply at Washing.
ton House, corner of Third street and psunsylva-
nin is
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"ANTED-By respectable MenRn,a SITUA-
w TON ss cook, washer or ironer; good refer.
ences givenif required Call address at 249 10Th
street, corner Of u. for 2 days. ap8
EURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.-Wsnted to
Il rent, for from one to three years Furnished
Dwelling for ; private family. Location In the
First or Second Ward preferred. Address Lock Box
IS. Warrington. D. O. sa4-n
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EUk SALE-HOUSE AND LOT-A two story
basen ent and attic Brick House, containing s
avenue and lst st. This ia most desirable prop
ertT, being situated within the proposed extension
of the Capitol Grounds. It viii be sold on the
most reasonable terms. For particulars inquire of
JOHN j. PEABODY, No. 80 Louisiana avenue.
Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-18

w who eau conse well recommended perman ant
place can be had AID good wagea. Also thres gen
teel Colored Boys for dining room. None need sp-
ness. Apply to JOHN D. HANBACK,, corner 18th
street and Pa avenue NV luz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-18

TO PHOT0GkAPHERs.-Af first class OPP ,rator
IL understanding in ell its branches printing
toDing and liking Albumin and sail paper, wishes
an enga cement. Address Photo graz hsr,' st
Penn. aF erue. my l6-ot*
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LOST AND. FOUND.

7 OST-A small old DIARY, containing a pass to
~ cross the Long Bril- ge into Virgins, with other
liberal reward will be paid if left at Ne 554 Mary
land avenue, betwt en- 9th and 7th ats. my Is. 3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-18

GRAND SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT
~ TO be beld at
BECE EXITS GARDEN,
On MONDAY EVENING" May 18th.
The undersigned respectfully announces to his
friends, and the public n general that ne will "a
hold q grand Social Es " rtainment on the "a
above named evening. The ladies are in -
Tilted to attend, as no invitations viii be sent.
The Garden will be beautifully illuminated No
soldiers vi ii be allowed on the grou nds. Tickets
IS cents, admitting n gentleman and adde's.
my A4t% Z. A. BECKERT, near Navy Yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-18

SAOOD WANTED-Any one having a large
w quantity CT eat fire wood at point where
il cen be conven ntly sh ppsd to this city New
York may hear of a purchaser by addr essing note
with terms AID location to Box No Ii this Off ce.
Ill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10

about the radical aboltionss and this small fragment
had been used 10 backen and smrt the whole North and
this deception had done much TO cause the war. Now
when at crisis Of fate. those who would be
willing to destroy the Government for the sake OF
their friends at the South. begin again TO
raise this cry to delude the people
Ill-omened owls who cannot get the old ideas like cob
webs ont Of their heads begin to talk about the negro
attempt to revive the old prejudice which the enemies
Of the Republic alone for mischief and which no man
can rise for good. 10 Bravo brayo"l Isay, gen.
tcmen Of the United States, that as little as have been
an Aboonist heretofore and little regard rs have
for their common sense In great national affairs and AS
little as think they ever calculated To do good
Vet say that the man who uters word for the pur
pose Of awakening prejudice against any man who Is
the side OF the Government in this struggle is
traitor nt heart else low to be utterly unworthy
Of notice Loud cheers All the old arguments Of
Roger II. fancy and those who would preserve Slavery
are brought rwand at this day by men IN high position
WHY not be reasonable. If negroes are not men. we
can make then 80. and II hhey men We can't help
il; and they ere not our equals We can't make them
50 and If they equals we can't help II. These
questions generally settle themselves by the laws Of Ma
,urc and Of God Cheers. Those men who seek to
revive these old prsudces are only seeking mischief
Let this question alone. and let the future show IT;
the Lord knows have got enough In this day TO at
tend 10 our own business. lApplanse and laughter.
He hoped that the next Congress would
address iseh the real interests Of the country and
realize that peace must be sought across bafeheds
and over crushed Rebellion and ~ that in the future
The Mon shn be In those things In when
il ought to be changed.
With three rousng cheers for Henry Winter Davis,
the meeting then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10
PROM THE ARMY OF THE FROM
TIER.
Reported Capture OF Gen. Biunps Stan and
BODY .lunrd-Aiso Licut. Ponds Conn
mund nj Baxter spring-The Escape OF
Gen. Bluus lnrrrtnin.

ST. Louis. Friday, Oct y. leoJ
The Democrats special dispatch from Leayen-
worth states that intelligence having reached Fort
Scott II threatened attack Fort Smith Gen. Blunt
left the former post for the latter On Sunday last the
Rebel Gen Cobcl with about 10 coo Of Coopers forces
crossed the Arkansas River east Of Fort Smith and on
the LIST loIisod Carey IA c.Sshi- Prssi- NJ, deter
mined 10 make q raid into Arkansas or Missouri On
rcoep, Of this information all TIN cavalry in the Kansas
District and battery were sent TO Fort Scott.
A letter nom Fort Scott Of the 7,h says Lieut. Tap
pan Of Gen. Blan,s staff had arrived He reports that
all tie staff and Body Guard had been captured also
the command under Lieut. Pond at Baxter Spring
Gen Bunt had got ten miles away but II was uncertain
whether he had escaped.
The Rebel army. under Quantrcn Hunter and Cor
don, were moving toward Fort Scott. There was no
danger Of that post being taken It being abandanty
strong 10 resist attack.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
The Rebels Open Fire, bus Have Done no
Damage.

WAsnISGIos, Friday, Oct. 9. 1903
III, Republican,, extra, says the Government
has adyiccs from Chattanooga down TO the 9th inst
On the 9Th the Rebel batteries opened on Rosecranss
position at long range the longest being three miles the
shortest two and seyenten,hs Of mile The frins was
not very rapid.
A dispatch from Gen. Rosecranss headquarters
dated the eth SAYS Not n man was In ured by the
Rebel batteries yesterday. Our men are not annoyed by
the long range firing in the least and go about their
work the same as The negro boys continued to
play marbles while the bombariment was gong on
which some evidence that very extensive alarm did
not exist"
The Republican, extra says: "Othcr dispatches 30
to show the mpcgnabe position Of Rosecrans There is
no official confirmation of the Rebel statement that two
Of Rosccranss pontoon bridges over the Tennessee
River had been carried away. Geographic communca-
ton. broken by Rebel raiders between Nashville and
Stevenson has been restored.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10
Successful Expedition 10 break mp Cuer-
riIia Organizations ia Matthews Coun.
g.. Va.-Grent Feat performed by the
ithl. n. Infantry (coiorcdl.

WASHINGTON Friday, Oct. 9. 1863.
The following dispatch has been received at
headquarters: 400,
FORTRESS MONROE, Friday, Oct 3, 1863
Major Gen. H. w. HALLKok. Gencrdlin Chi0'
have the honor to report that the expedition sent OUT
on Sunday under Gen. Wstar to break up OF e"p'uro
tho gucrrilas and boats crews orsazeu y! 'io enemy
in Matthews County has returned having III 'o man"
accomplished its object fonr iS'pe' h'u oh'eIs, -
men, and % head of cnttle belonging 10 'ho 'oieu'r
acy together with horses mules, ana arms are 'no IT,
suits. large number Of Rebel boats were destroyed
onr lass was ono man killed Gen. Wstar reports the
4th IT, 5. Infantry (colored making 10 miles IN one day
with 10 straggers D. u. FOSTER
Major. G encral Commanding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10
A SERIES OF DISASTERS At HAIR
PER,s FEKKX.
A Cnvnlry Company Rcpulsed by limbo.
denis ,1cn-A Pursuing Force Led Into
an Ambuscade, md Severely Handled.

Special Dispatch 10 The ~ Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Friday. Oct. Q, 1863
On Monday, party Of Capt. Beans Cavalry
were ont scouting from Harpers Ferry. when they
encountered a number OF Imbodcn's Cavalry, dsmount
ed in farm-yari skrmsh ensued. when our cavalry
most Of whom boys repulsed with the loss OF
one killed three wounded and ten or twelve prisoners
Two OF the boys cut their way out and came back to
camp though severely wounded. The next day small
force o. Rebels came in between charlestown where
Union infantry force is stationed and Harpers Ferry
and actually picke,ed the road within two miles OF
HarpeT's Ferry
On Wednesday night the garrison a, Harler's Ferry
were alarmed by an attack. and tie cavalry and two
regiments Of infantry started out to meet the enemy
Near CharlcstoWn a force Of between three and four
hundred commanded by Gen. Imbcden, were posted.
The Rebels had large portion OF their force dismoun
cd and In ambuscade. Capt Souers with lis company
Of cavalry had advanced hunt up the enemy. when
he met company Of Rebel cavalry, who charged upon
him. and were repulsed. They puTposely retreated'
somers and his company pursuing until they entered
the fatal ambuscade.
At tho first fire Captain somers and ten men were
killed as many more wounded and nearly all the Others
captured The few who escaped brought in the infor
nation and the rest Of the cavalry started n pursuit.
bu, we're unsuccessful in coming up with tho Rebels.
Captain s.aners Of the bravest and best Off
Gers in that department. Both bis Lieuenants were
captured Imbodons main camp Is said TO be several
miles back from Winchester. He has a force Of about
800 men under him who make continual raids through
the Shenandoah Valley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10
Rebel Movement. 10 Crush" Rosccrans.

A special dispatch to The Democrat, dated
yicksburg Sept 80 says Joe Johnston was at Canton
Mississippi, with $1,000 troops, his supposed design
being TO prevent reonorcoments going TO Rosecrans
Gen stephen ID. Lee had 1900 Rebel cavalry near
yicksburg Johnston says their victories are useless
unless they crush Rosecrans before reanorcemens
reach him.
The Memphis Atlanta appeal, speaking Of their sue
cess at Chattanooga, says; I'VE shall now DO recog'
nzcd Our securities viii rise. Vallandigham VIII be
c,c..ea1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10
WAsniNGroS, Friday. Oct. Q. 1863.
PROM CHATTANOOGA.
To the Associated Press.

1t in asceriaincd that none of Gen. Rose
cranss very latest dispatches which to sevening
Of the 9Th inst mention anything relative to the sia'
ton In the locality Of Chattanooga all Of them referring
entirely To military details The other dispatches how"
ever. recently received by the Government speak oil
events IN that quarter aud are from Gen Me'gs.
DEATH slSTiHcE SUSPENDED.
The sentence Of death by court-marlial,
which to have been executed on Private BrawIcy
Of the l22d NewYork Regiment. In the Army OF the
Potomac at day suspended by order Of the
/. s.i.sAL Nv, ..s te ep.it wa aSSsv " lsAAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10
coLoRED oDD-FELLows CELEBRATION.

A procession of about three hundred cOlOred
Odd Fellows to-day. ending with appropriate oratoricl
exercises and festivities is among the latest novelties in
Washington since the abolition of Slavery in the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Delegates were present from New
York. Pennsylvania, Boston. Alexandria, Baltimore.
and Canada
There were two bands Of colored musicians, with n
profuse display Of regaas banners &c, with appro'
pirate embems, and several national flags The digni-
tares Of the order rode in carriages The procession
was followed by O large crowd Of coorcd spectators
while others accompanied it in carriages of various
kinds and on horseback.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10

make up the time he absent by deserton by con.
nuing in the service after the three years term Of his
regiment has expired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10
GRAND RALLY FOR THE UNION
speech Of Henry Winter Davis.

The great hall Of the Cooper Institute was
crowded last evening with a vast and enthusiastic
audience Of the lovers Of thu Union. The platform
was patrotcally decorated with flags banners and de-
vices Washington. Webster and Scott looked down
fom the pillars behind. and among the inscriptions
were these:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18

MR. W IT, MAxwBLLs FINALE PHYSICIAN AND
AVA Midwife, No o 0r~ene street mlsrs II her sp~cial
prssssss 70 Compain from whatever ssnss
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Uh0 Disco oMNES.-sOLDIERs IF YOU WANT
'Miscel aneons Panoramc Package" just the thing to
''''s E EVE nsfT &c., 70 Nassau
" ihe quantity Is used where BROWNEs Metallic Wsa.
ss % sy ssa: s se Il ss
sna % s and P s S ES %
s1p Company ~ BrS.dwsy corner Of Fulton street. L.
JroR THE PILES.
DIR. UPHAMs ELEcrUARy
FOR PILES oosrIvEsEsssss 64 SFEF11s CURE
and Liver Compliant Sold a. the Doctors Medical Once
Bowsry broadway. Price 81 Sent ~ mail 70 para
o. 'ne United states lS Franklin street General
L. Arr1 IL wAr sSs And 81 PINE STREET.
RArs ssea,f't afIis 8 s ne
Scotch French. Rappee American An erica Gentleman,
City and sssntry attention especially called
nsss oe sS an s
han other s Al these goods are warranted to
AIsS our y eslssrasG Virginia smSsns TopsSsos orn
choi9 n4T %ifKSSii sS SSsSSSo AND
and AZ o nc bss quality ordna
called 10 these tobaccos =.
ICE sn ~ xs' u al sass Suo
promptly sdns lowest we 'p An 0resr'
MAEHosoD AND The yIco ,so Of YOUTH REsrosED
Dr. Record of Psrs after years o. solcitatiOa
ss ESfs Fl s si
,Ss
e s s
p 81 az II q 6
scysIy dsssopas i !irssaioa.
throws sneranee Dr. Ricerds Essence o. y sold 10
Gases With FIJI 10 for use a. ss or four quantities
smanss ton % sesrsdi'ed .sent PHfIif
HOLxND az Boome street. door west Of Broadway.
MARBLE NOTWITHSTANDING MANTELs. CT THE
ans. pattern and best na are offered cheaper Than
avenue. near Third street. New York Call and convince
MARBLE MANrKLs-THE BEST PLACE IN THE
1KLABEks Manssl Sansfacors No: ios East Eighteenth
street, near Third avenue. New York. Cut this out
MARKING INK-roR MARKING BOXES BALES
he better Fer s y
Co, Manufacturing staoners. III and l2s William street.
ITO THE AgFLIcrED-yHE ADVERTISER, on ~ RE-
safe and certain cure Of nsmmsory or chronic diseases
pas az at sn ns e
city
no WHOLESALE DEALERS AND JoBBERs IN
E sayns sc csr ed pe
exclusively for Wholesale hons An the different
T
apply. but principals will be dealt with. Address
for four DAYS b. ~ box 2b Herald Office, stating when
and where an interview can be had.
TYPE METAL wANTED-CAsH WILL BE PAID FOR
few hundred weight OF Type Metal Apply at the desk
OF this Office
TEAS
ONLY TWO CENTS PER POUND PROFIT
ONLY TWO CENTS PER POUND PROFIT
ONLY TWO CENTS PER POUND PROFIT
ONLY TWO CENTS PER POUND PRoY1r
The
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
NO. 81 vEsEY STREET, NEW YORK
are selling all their TEAS NJ
ONLY TWO CENTS PER POUND PROFIT. s
believing this feature to be attractive TO the who have
ENORMOUS PROFITS.