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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

A YOUTHFUL CULPBIT.-A newsboy named
w.lter DonAldson, and aged 10 years, was arrested
by Omcer o'HArA for the larceny Of goods bslons
ing TO Nicholas Zangs. He was taken before Jus
tee Gibetson who eomuitted him TO jail for court
This 10 not the frst time that We have recorded
the Arrest OF this boy Tor larceny. similar caSeI
are almost OF daily occurrence. II is TO be hoped
that ere long house Of refuge will be provided
for such youthful repTobAtea, .......
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
ALES.

WILLIAM CLAGETT& &CO.'S
w CELEBRATED
TILED
&C. Xxx ALE,
b. B. Xxx BROWN STOUT.
TO FAMILIES,
INVALIDS,
STATE AND
SANITARY
ASSOCIATIONS,
in Washington, D. C.
The above celebrated brand Of ALE and PORTER
is brewed expressly for bottl'ng, TO compete and
has been recommend for half q century by the
Medical Faculty OF Baltimore, asa
SPRING, SUMMER, AND FALL
MEDICAL TONIC,
And corrective OF the Debility and Gastric Fevers
ofthe seasons.
It ls approved BY surgeon General Hammond,
and the Medical Directors OF the Army OF the Doto-
mAo-Drs Miller, Duhamel, &C, &C, Of the city Of
To prevent fraud and imposition, the Ale and
Porter is branded
WIN. cLAGErT Il co.
For sale, at uniform prices, by
MARTIN CONNOLLY,4 40 Eighth street,
GEO. I. SMITH Oil seventh street.
b. HART, l6l Pennsylvania avenue.
P. WHITE a Co, Thirteenth and sts
Q. J. NAGLE, $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
| A. JOHNSTON b CO., 9s9 Pa. avenue.
c. sPENGLER 4 CO, 2I5 Pa. avenue.
BATES 229 SC, &C, Pa, avenue.
| And at the head depot and sole agency,
WASHINGTON BofTLING ESrABLlSHhIENT,
$50 street. bef1eeH Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets,
(south Of WillArds' HOtel,)
JNJ' FARRELL, Agent.
Family orders delivered At any part OF the city.
Liberal allowance made for the return bottles,
le6-Im
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

UNION CITIZENS ATTEND.-ReV. DR.. sunder-
land Will deliver an -lidrsss before the National
Union League in this city, at their hall, No. G5I
Ninth street, this Tuesday evening, ate O'Clock.
Provision will be made to accommodate the ladies
as we'll an gentlemen.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
BOARDING.

BOARDING. LARGE AND PLEAS
I'D ant rooms with board, suitable for families.
Also several small rooms, suitable for angle gem
tlemAn. Location central and In every way desir-
able. None need to apply but those who can pay
= liberal price for good board. No. as T. street
north, between Eighth and Ninth streets, near the
Post Office and Patent ONCE. je29-St'
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

WoKD or ADvICE.--ThOse who have been
dOctOrinE for weeks and months without obtaining
relief should consult DR., FtahblAtt whose office IL
at No AL street. corner Of Eighth street, and be
radically cured. twenty-five years experience has
established Dr. FiHhblAtpa reputation AH phyGl-
clan. Recent cases cured in a few day1. Charges
moderate, DR. FISHBLATT,
No. t2l K street, corner Of Eighth,
.r Opposite the General Post Once.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

Who Will m CURED TIVE desire To call
Speoial attention 10 the advertisement Of the 0es
brAted DR.. Vellnl which appears in another column
The DoctOriG safe and reliable whose
hkill and experience is guarantee that the unfor
tunAte victim OF certain IndisoretonB with
adence intTuat his case in his hands. Let young
men be warned in time, and seek the best means Oi
relief.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30


COMMON COUNCn.-The Board met at the
usual hour-aIl the members present.
The President laid before the Board message
frOm the Mayor, announcing that he had approved
and signed the following bills;
A bill authorizing the relaying Of the eurbstone
on street north, between Ninth and Tenth streets
A bin 70 Purchase national nag for the use OF
the City Hall, and to repair the old nag.
B gOMmITTEEs.
The President announced the appointment Of
MeSsrs. Lloyd NJ LArner, and Ferguson AS tht
committee (AuthOrized by TeSOlutiOn passed Al
the last meoting) to audit aud control the cOntn.
gent expenses Of the Board.
Mr.. Barr Submitted FSHolutiOn rtauestinE the
President to All the vhoGney In the select commit.
tee IN charge OF the Improvement of the canal;
which was agreed to, and MF. barr waa appointed
Mr.. shepherd submitted resolution Adthoriz.
ing the continuance OF the special committee in
relation to the Gas Light Company, which wal
agfsed to and MeBBrs. shepherd, Ruff, and II, c,
Wilson were appointed,
L.. .I - PETITIONS. ..| .
Mr., N. D. LarneT presented the petition OF WIN,
FisnneF Nnd Others, citizens Of the Third Ward
demonstrating against the opening OfA livery sta,
| BILE on street north which was referred to the
Committee on the Police.
On motion Of Mr.. NOyeB, 1t was
: ordgsd, That the petition Of D, D. Foley, pray
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
TO THE PUBLIC.

Posr oFFIcE, wAsHrNoTo"' iGne' ISe$i ,. ;,o
Postage on Letters from july lst, lSG5.-by ihe
act - 10 amend the laws relating to the Post OIhGe
UepArmen approved March 1o,sr sa iS 5 9a St,1f sHS
ssTying n the Army and Navy, and MaFines,When
NOT Prepaid II ndoTsed e9a aoldeS 5,n,iS or iSGF 40
esSits - "a, nv tie commanding officer OF vessel,
eSSbiSi1 or surgeon On bsid Or by the 4eer S ~ IL
coRy,snl Of the marine detachment, will be Ter
iai Al the prepaid rates Of three centa, 70 De
'oiiected At tae office OF delivery: When NOT mus
cSTtined they will be charged with double rates Si
stsSe AZ VIII also letter. frOn citl1ens not pre-
pSid only ynon.commiSaioned otheeTa and priyates
are embraced in this provision q we law, C1n- t
their letters when unpaid, Will be charged Wth
double postage, the same as einLens lettsIS toSt
the United States, when MepalI wan stamps
me Pacific rate of ten cents u abOlsheu' ~
Local or Drop Letters not exceeding hAil AZ
ounce IN weight must be prepaid BY stamps AZ I'VE
cents, and two oenta adaiuonSl lor eseh hSii ounce
or traction thereof additlOual weight
The Registry Fee will be twenty eents;
| ie9s-eobt 5. J, B0WENi Postmaster.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

THE only place where you can purchase India
Rubber goods OF all kinda at Manu- aciursrS prioes T
at H. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, SlO
Street1. y y I O. . II mar 98-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

THHE JUNIOR FOREIGN MISSION
SOCIETY, connected with the FOURTH
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, will celebrate its
TWENTY-SIXTH ANNIVERSARY,
at the Churcb.LsnNh street, on ...
TUESDAY EvEAIS~eNl lsEXT JUNE 90 1863
The feature Of the evening will be THE UNION,
THIRTY-FIvB YOUNG LADIES WILL APPEAR.
PoBTIoAL DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE,
by the Thirteen Original States.
ADMISSION OF NEW STATES.
PATRIOTIC oDEs, CHoRUGEs, ETC
GRAND NATIONAL TABLEAUl
The other exercises win consist of Solos, Duetts,
QuATtetteB, ChOFuses, interpreted with Dialogues,
Address, Q, etc
The public Is cordially invited to attend.
A collection will be taken up in behalf OF the
Missionary Fund ..s.
Doors open At sX o'ciockj to commence at ~
precisely. ... je26-4t
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
DENTISTRY.

NEW ~ EMTloN ..
ARTIFIcIAr .LEoPLAsTTC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate or clasps, BY
DIR. 8. b. sIGEsM NJ 0ND,
90 Broadway, New York; and 400 Penn. avenue,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth atb.,s
WARRINGTON, d. c.,
Calls the attention OF the public TO the following
advantages OF his improved system
list. The teeth OF his manufacture will never cor.
rode nor change color by any acidA, and are three
fourths lighter than any other.
ID. No teeth nor roots need be extracted, As the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
cd. The roots will be made inoifenBiye and never
10 ache,
4th. No temporary teeth are needed, AZ permanent
ones can be made Immediately, thereby preserving
tire natural expression Of the face, which, under
the old system, is frequently dishgured
5th. This work haB been fully tested, for over i've
years, by many of the first chemists and phYuicanI
OF this and the old country.
Or. s. has also invented white indeBtructiblC
can be filled without pain, and can build up per.
feet sound tooth on any side roota, which will last
through lifetime. ....
Call and examine for yourSolvsH nov s-sm
nR. LOCKWOOD CONTINUES THE
~ practice of DentlstTy, in the Washington
Building, corner PennEylvaniA avenue and seventh
street. Having practieed 10 tho south nearly ak.
teen yenrs he feels assured IN II he ohn give satB-
faction 70 any that may call ...
Teeth inserted on NnIGhnise, Rub or, OF So
Plate. ChlOroio=ra adrt1;Ftercj when desired.
aug I-H
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
INSTRUCTION.

E.NCH ESSoNS.
A French lady, from Paris, would like to in
struct few Pupils in tho French Language. APP
ply at No. 300 PennByivanlA avenue, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth SITS. je25-6t
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
STEAMBOATS,.
ENGRAVING.
CTENOIL WORK

CTENOlL .WOlth
~ NEATLY ExECUIED By
JAMES W. DAVIS,
492 seventh street west, Room No. o.
Orders for Marking Plates executed prompt
A cost ol 25 per cent. less than any other estab
ment in the city. u.. 4, -.,.
their advantage by learning our PrlecA neloIe Z
ing their orders elsewhere ,,
Eernan Sll\ eT Plates cut or engraved lOf MAJ
inT Ane linen goods, with mdellible Ink, warrhua
tT9 nest article In Use. beware Of Niokle Pl II
nnlmrd on BY other parties and advertised a.
YER There are no silver stencil Plates mahaN
tnreJ The same pdrties also turniAh EL'.
| nT coal Tar with which tAey dupe thelr custoL
I In0k out lor these unprinciplad lellOws Va
4 ',rIv nLiect IA to get your money! stencil pa
| is Worthless THUS unless you have the riShf
| Tor marking.
ENGRAVING AND COPPER PLAT 4
PRINTING
In all its branches. .,,.l- l. -.
| Bill Heads, Plain and Fancy business CaLds WI
! apuTopFiAte designs and every variety OF stehC
, WrIL executed With neatneBs and dispatch.
! AIphabeta, FigureF,. steel Punches and rate
Turning Brands, which can be set up to order
| ten minutes notice.
| Having received al invoice Of Seal Ftesses, '
are prepared to furn III any orders without della
All w. ork wAFrante, to give aatisiAeuon OF I
u4SWsltiag aud wedding cards, neatly sus Ay
4nd printed, for b2.0oPer package Of % cards
DopR forset the uumber-4s1 Seventh street, {
! &c eau n Nud x. east siha a. I'm
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
Amuaemo onta.


sGR0vER's THEATRB.--The triumph Of" Jessie
Brown, or the Siege OF Lucknow" was . grand
one last night not only to the manager, but to
every one connected with the eatabiiAhmsnt, The
acting was among the best we have had this
season. The scenery was magnificent and the
music charming and appropriate. "Jebbie Brown
will be produced tO-nIght, Tomorrow night, and
on Saturday afternoon next. On Thursday Mr..
Barron receives a benefit. Great preparations are
makiag 10 give grand entertainment on the
Fourth proNimo.
CLNTERBURY HALL.-The new STAR" Miss
Louisa Wells, made her first appearance last even
ing TO large and Appreolatlye audience, and we'll
sustained the enviAble reputation which p eded
her arrival here. She VIII again appear In her
great character of" sheppard" tonight, sup
ported by the able company. Mons. SzolloAy'S bal
let In an amusing OF scenes in China.
" Ten Days In the Old Capitol" is the title Of an
extremely funny farce, which repeatedly brought
down the house" last evening. Miss Eva Brent
and the entire company appear tonight.
VARIETHs.-Thls popular and cool resort
was again crowded, to witness the performance Of
the romantic drama, six Degrees Of Crime. This
IL the last night OF ta representation, and we ad-
wise the public in general to go sec this moral
drama. Miss Agnes sutheIlAn the Scottish night
ingAle, in her original song OF MeGregor'S Gather
and Johnny Wild, and other star artiateB. We un-
derstAnd that piece OF extraordinary attraction
is soon to be brought out at this establishment.
Saturday afternoon, Ath OF July, grand entertain
ment. Tomorrow wednesday, 10 the ladies'
fashionable matinee.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

WHITEHURsT's GALLERT, 4S4 PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE, oVER TELEoRAPH HOFFICE,-Whitehurst,
outHtripplng his competitors hRSrerely ed twenty
three premiums In this country also, medal At
the Worlds Fair In London, Tor superior work
His Carte de Nisites, both plain and colored, are
sale Card Photographs OF distinguished men; also,
Views OF Painting In the RotundA of the Capitol.
Orders for Views Of EncamPments promptly at
tended to. #'. ..f ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
FESTIVALS, ETC.

THHE FOUNDRY SABBATH SCHOOL
will give a PICNIC for the entertainment OF
It's scholars and friends on WEDNESDAY, July Is'.
Adults tickets 90 cents, childens tickets 20 cents.
0mnibuses conveying children, under the protec-
ton Of the teachers OF the school, will leave the
church, corner OF Fourteenth and G streets, at I
n. m, and return at bp. m. Those conveying adults
will leave at a. M. and return at p. m.
Tickets can be procured at the church on Tues.
day evening from to p. M, or from the teacher
OF the school. je29-2t
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
ADJUSTMENTS. !

= II - INNLT Il
10 AMUSEMENTS.,g.y
.HRoV ER,s TIHE ATRE,
- rpn'T'srss trVat, peer gEsy4' 'o'~.
HFaA m --.5H arH .rsar''.
HFfTrFFTr.
LAST NIGHTS oFtTHE sHAsOH,
THIS tTuEsDAY). EVENING, JUNE %, %
second and last night but one Of the most eectiys
OF Dion BoucicAults Spectacular Dramas,
JESSIE BROWNi a.r
a.r.F.r... 4 On, THR -- ..-, ... ....
RELIEF or LUCKNOW, .s r.
-- RELIEF or LUCKNOW,
Al episode Of the sEPoY REBELLIoN
SUSAN DENIM, ,,,3, igo,,,,"... .Jsssls Rrewh
laAbsl Hreamsn, .,.,.i,ap,,', ,,'"AmT Canpeell
Slmasr; .'' - 4. s.., a,Ss
T., Whiting. T.. n,As.., ,9eotdtg MAogIogor
+, wiiboh. RAlAh Mana sahih
W. n Bokoe, ..'..'', : ...... hehmet
HArry 'Oorporai ON'sioy
wcdnsidAy--LAit NlshtbutOne Of Jcs'ie Brown,
sAruRDAY-L.r, Night Of the Season" %.
Grand Performances saturday Aftsnoon.
UARIETIESi VARIE ESll
Y FroHiiH9 PsnnsyRedHfa Ausn'H and btRiA 81
D..
THIS GREAT SUMMER RESORT.
VENTILATED ON SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES.
PATENT COOLERS ON THE ROOF,
Can be seen from PennsylvAniA avenue
The friendly and gentlemanly manager who ad-
veTtises at his own expense, IN his own adyer-
ments we appreciate and return our thAnkAj but,
at the same time, puff US lightly, for
MODESTY ALWAYS CHARACTERIZEs
MERIT
We are aware that our remarkable Success, Big
Houses, Great Artists, and Double show causes
sad havoc among the other places, who are trying
10 divert our patronAgej but the public will 90 TO
the VARIETIES. More Of this anon.
The Scottish Nightingale,
AGNES SUTHERLAND.
The Ethiopean ArtiBteB,
DENNY GALLAGHER and JOHNNY WILD
OVER Fifty ARTISTES
Last night Of the great drama,
SIX DE G REES OF CRImEl
WEDNESDAY AFFERNooN--LadleS' Fashion
able Matinee.
SATURDAY-Fourth Of July Entertainment
Afternoon performance.
Priees-25 Ani so cents je3o
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

~ 49,. TouRIn oE JyLIi,ss a...A -.
queHted by the President OF the Board Of Alderman
70 request the memben Of the Board TO assemble
at the City Hall, on saturday morning, the 9TH o.
celebration OF that day. -'.'
On motion OF Mr.. Barr, the Board adjourned.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

Admission twenty-five and hfty cents. Private
Boxes, holding six persons, So. DOUrS open At 7 y
o cOeki Performance ~ 8. le 9-6t
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

sATURDAY-Fourth of July Entertainment
Afternoon performance.
b" Priees-25 ami 80 cents. jeS0
The New York herald., 1863-11-06
Dedication OF Hebrew Orphan Asyium
In Third Avenue.

INTERESTING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, MUSIC, nTC.
new Hebrew Orphan Asylum hss been erected In
Third avenue Of Seventy seventh street. and tho
dedcaiory ceremonies took place yesterday afternoon.
the building Itself Is situated IN heslthfa and pictur
esquc locality, and 10 fine specimen OF architecture IL
fronts Seventy seventh street. extending hundred
and twenty feet IL Is ninety feet high built of brown
stone and Philadelphia pressed brick, and Of the
Roman styie Of architecture. On the first story are
tho lecture room apartments for supernenden and
other oncers The upper comprise school rooms
and sleeping apartments. The asylum will accommodate
about hundred child and cost about $50 900 As
10 the ventilation and general Of the
they Dc surpassed Mr.. Henry Rernbsch is the
architect
There we're some hfsen hundred persons prcscn, yes
terday at the ceremonies nearly all whom we're men-
bers Of the Jewish Irsuasop The exercises OF tho day
opened at two O'Clock Anolg those present Alder.
men Farley and Boole, supervisors Tweed, Rccbe aud
Ely National banners decorated the ron which the
exercises were held A band and Choir also pre-.
sent under the direction Of Mr.. Felix Sanger, which
discoursed some eroeIent during the afternoon.
The building turned 10 the Trustees BY NJ A.
Rosman Mr. j. b. Hart President OF the Hebrew beDevo-
lent socety then delivered address setting forth
the objects ana history Of the asylum Addresses
then made by Rev Dr. Adler, Rev y ~ lsaaes, r. j. De
Cosdova, Ea, Rev. Dr A. fsbel, Rev j. j. Lyons Rev.
s'einbers and others, tho exercises closing shortly
after four O'Clock.
Tho following were the Comm ,tse f Arranscmepts 10
whom much credit due for the manner 10 which every
thing passed on-Messrs Nyefstsin Leopold Li,hAucf,
Henry isvs, sengmsn Adler tsvsJ Pblnrs and Jesse
Seignan.
The New York herald., 1863-11-06

srArrs EDvrs FosSszr.-sev~si u the eitizsns a
Bston have recently authorized Mr. r BALL. the sculptor,
10 erect status of Mr. Hvin Yo,-st, N this etrscsr
q cosolanus, 10 that "hup d the universe The statue
10 TO be Of the bsrose ssse and viii tsn tDousaod
dollars Ths model bead nnishsi ls.; spring
AMI Mr.. BAL has gono ,o Iiay to oou.se,s tho wors
The New York herald., 1863-11-06
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Most Interesting
Newspaper i'm the Country.

Newspaper i'm the Country.
~-~o-.~>~>>~~~-~~~~~~~~
The Rebel Plans in rexas-Map Of Nibiett's Bluff
and Beaumont-Afsirs at Chattanooga Inter
esing from New Orleans Tho Siege Of Charles
ton-The War in the southwest-The Late Fiec-
tious-Litorature Sporting -Agriculturai-Ths
Marksti &c. &c. &c
Tm wuar HrmAID. ready 70 m9row Saturday.
morning win contain
An Interesting Letter from special correspondent
giving the Rebel plans 10 TeKas accompanied By Nap,
showing Nblctts Riun and Beaumont. whsre Tho Rebel
Trans hisssippi Army 70 concentrate for the purpose
Of holding roKas.
tho latest Dispatches from ChssAnoosa wing tho
present position OF Ana,rs
Additional accounts OF the Progress Of Tho siess Of
Charleston.
IAte and Interesting sews from Nov OrieAas
Tho Situation of Affairs 10 tho Southwest.
Trs ls.sst news from tho Army Of Geoord hoAds
Full returns Of ths recent state Eleotiona
rhs latest nsws from Europe. Havana. hsxco and all
olher portions Of tho World.
Possry-rhs Dying Bummsr-Ths Autumn Fali-Rs,
mcmbcr those At ssa-r Thanksgiving, &c.
Tho commsncemeat Of an interesting story OF "Ths
Romantic Coartshp."
sportng-A Full account OF tho Desperate Battle In
California between Dwyor and walker In which The
test continued days. aud hundred and SIX rounds
fought
Agr,cultural-Gaihorng and Storing Frut-Autumnai
Planting Of Trees-Hot and Gresa Housos-Growing tho
Hyacinth-Ths Manure Heap, &C.
II will also gvo valuable and important Rsy,ews os
tho Money, Dry Goods, Provision. Cattle, Horse and
Family Markets, Editorials Prominent Evonts Of the
Day Snip News. and reports OF ali other interesting and
important news.
Single copies Five cents. Annual subscription price
One copy V4
Three Copies Observation-Disclosures. o
rNo N'Pios'
ION tOpleb ............. ID
Any larger number addressed 10 Of subscribers
el 50 each An extra copy will DO sent 10 overy club
often. Twenty copies " address, oao year. o15,
and any larger number at price, An copy will
be sent 70 cubs Of twenty. 7hev rates wake tie wuxLr
HERALD the chedDea publication in Ne country
AbvEKT1sxMxSrs tn limited number. at nfty cent?
per limo. will be inserted in the v xnKIr HERALD.
Prizes Cashod In all LcgaIizod Lotto-
r'es given Grcnars sent free Address boz
near twenty third street
Prizes Cashed In All Legalixed Lotte-
ries Information given Diamond Jewsiry bought.
r. 0AI0K, Broker.
7B BroAawAy. near Astor place.
The New York herald., 1863-11-06

Priass Csshsd n al LsgassrsA r>ssss-
r~s in'0smauso Gv-n JO-HrH BATYa brossg.
II Val sire~s. No 4, Hs~ v~a
The New York herald., 1863-11-06

Rye and Ear.-An Experienced and
tAorssGhy pra1aoa Operator she kyc ss1 Esr Ter ~
svedy sad Of their numorous diseAsss
6s tdpad b, osasuitiax DR. OAOWsLL. sothsG u Ca
wells on lhe I've snd RAr 81 Clinton ace EixkH
sarost TrcA.e graiiA HIamanatioAs frce Oas6
hoars from tob
The New York herald., 1863-11-06

frauds Poudre subtle Uproots Hair
Wauanlod kbJ BroAdwa
The New York herald., 1863-11-06

Ferris ~ sons Boots, SHOES, Batm0raIs.
&c =" hnas ana slJ!eL 0si Broadway Two dSors bcsw
The New York herald., 1863-11-06

GOE the hsir-Darry's Triesphsrsas,
he best and cheapest srIo,s sod by all drasslstx su
The New York herald., 1863-11-06

FOR tho Russian Bali.-Fsshsonssie
aes. lasnt Leather aud Half Boots bcsi mstertsh =
Lohis BROOKS SONS asa Broadway. corner Howard
The New York herald., 1863-11-06
om.,a,Dr.wl.s. Of N. sn,,,v c.u.s.

Omsia, Drswings OF shs shelby College
Rr,sl clAs ss-syv g. Ia.
C2, G, ~, 49, ~. 90, ~, ., 10, 81, 8, 10, ST.
ClAss 7t-Ney s. issn
L. &C. 10, 20. s., 81, co, 60, Is, &C. CT, o, CO. 52
" SIMMONS q 90
Ruc~ss&oss . Jno. A norrs a CO
The New York herald., 1863-11-06

GaIvano Electro Metallic I~soiss-pss
Rheumatism. cold feet Ac.. st LORIE BROOKS SONS
asS Broadway corner ~ Howard street
The New York herald., 1863-11-06

Prizes Cashsd IN All L~gsiss~d Lotto
res tnfSFmsoa dv~s. ! n cfAvYpA Co Nc v
" 81 sx~i sa s.w vsrs
The New York herald., 1863-11-06

2. 7s, 81. 73, 81, 20, ca ~. 81, ~, II, 81, 10.
- CiAss ~oo-soy. tss
81 lO -, ", o6, ~. ca. IL. ~, 20. 50, ID. a. u.
Ctreulsrs ssrt W afafs.u,s
TRAscs. sLLis % sss.s.rs os-i.s.s.. q,
The New York herald., 1863-11-06
Board OF Counesimen,

lOrricfAL.l
- sr.rrp sssso., Nov. s-Yonr O'Clock r. n
Der No. 10 City Eal
quorum nod os~sring their st the cali n the
roll. he Hoard ws fe Jared adjourned MONDAY Nh
inst, AZ tour ocld<A Pm Jas n swEgsY, Clara
Onofai DHwIngs or nuvrav EDDY 4
CO. Q Esniuesy AID Missouri STATE IIoslsriss
A ,hpvar. sxsaA Class s7,-sov. ~,
~ IL, 80, ~, IS, ~, 81, -, 25, a., 81, T.
kOwcry CLAss Gs-So-. s, -,
6I, %, "a, %, ., 9, So, -. -. 81, ~, 81, 81.
CssrAu ssntfsss u charge. bv af4r.ssisg sithss
nURRAv. RDDv 90,
Cevtnaioa. IL. La MA
The New York herald., 1863-11-06

W. a. Dashsiss's Hasv Dye-Ths nsse
W Ne v~iA-Aar~h~aa fssAesAAs>-a rsisss s~s ~
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The New York herald., 1863-11-06

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HOyts H1awAthA Hair Restorative
wArranted In AL where directions observed 70
faded and hair and WHISPERS 10 ths'r orgine
color Is superiority dyes other auo9
for the har consists In the Ds,urssfe like sppcArnnce
giveA instead tho duh dead black OF the s
picity OF is application aud In s beneficial effects h(
head ~ well ~ ths hair prevens tho hair from FALLING
dsndruf and all impurities allays aud prp
itching aud entirely thr bad effects of Tie
previous of preparations containing sulphur Load Ar
An Invaluable dressing for tho whskern
JOSEPH HoYr co. 10 University piArc ~ 2.
Sold by eli dexiera Attsntioo paid 10 applying II.
The New York herald., 1863-11-06

HeInaboid's New Drug Store.
oa< BROADWAY.
Mkt TO THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL
To the Prescription Department aud CompoundaS -
ths beat material and competent assistants
Hair Mattrcsses and spring 1.ds: