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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29
Arrest of an Allcged Imcemdiary.

Arrest OF an Alleged Imcendiary.
ATTEMPT TO BURN THE FREE ACADEMY--THE &C.
cUsED COMMITTED TO THE TOMBs. &C.
About three O'Clock the morning Of the 7th instant
desperate attempt made 10 burn the Free Academy
Of Twenty third street and Lexington avenue but
fortunately the FRO discovered In time TO the
building II appears that the morning In question Mrs
Delany. wife Of Mr.. Joseph Deany, anitor the AGA
denny, heard about the building. and, getting
outso bed looked about the room; but making dis
covery OF alarming nature she retired again. Shortly
afterwards Mrs. Delany, who did not 90 sleep again.
sneled SMOKE and arousing her husband communicated
mado, which resulted in finding that Are had
kirded the bottom the board partition which
separated small room from the furnace The nre was
rapidly extending upward TO the ceiling, and In few
minutes tho floor and beams Of the second story
would have been 10 flames without giving public
the Academy extinguished the re before apy Serious
loss sustained. II then appeared that shovel or
burning coal from the furnace had thrown against
the board partition by the hands or inceudary with
the ovidont intent to burn the academy. On making q
further examination. the laboratory window was found
up the lightning rod. From the fact that Daniel
McAvoy, for seven or eight years assistant janitor
Of the Free Academy, but who had been discharged
for cause had made threats against Mr. Delany he
suspected OF attempting 10 burn the premises. Mr.. De-
any communicated his suspicious TO Fire Marshal Baker
who forthwith proceeded to make thorough examina-
ton OF the matter The result that Justice Bowling
Issued warrant for McAvoy, aud Detective Farley took
him into custody. The prisoner employed driver
house in twenty second street detective Farley found
quantity OF books, which from time to time had been
purloned from two literary societies occupying apart
ments the Academy. The books fully Identified.
McAvoy before Justice Bowling and committed
TO the Tombs for examination. Ex-Judge Stuart, the
prisoners counsel, insists that there no evidence
which bis client be held for but he admits Of
some 'rregulsrty" about the books. The accused is
about forty-h years OF age
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Not the Welles.
70 TEE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

YALE CoLrEGF Nsw HAVEN, March "a. 1864.
My attention has just been called to article the
drst page Of your Of last Friday 18th inst under
the head OF "Poce Intelligence" Being the eldest son
Of Secretary welles, and about twentyoue years Of
age" many Of my friends might be induced very natu.
rally, think the person referred TO. am now
member OF the senior class In this college, and readily
prove that present IN this city that "Wednesday
evening" and further that have not been IN New York
since passed through II my hther, At the com
Of the college term the early part ofJanuarv
think you can, therefore, very safely pronounce the
person representing myself az an mpostor and write
this TO ask you TO publish complete and utter denial OF
the statement Very respectfully,
EDGAR T, wEIIES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

Tn FATAL RUN Ovn CASUALTY CHATHAM STREET =
Coroner widcy yesterday held inquest at the Four
teonth ward station house the body Of Mrs. Ca,harne
Fairly Who died from injuries received IN consequence q
being In Chatham street, Mulberry on Sa
turday evening, BY Of the Bowery and GRIND street
line Of stages, 40 already reported Several witnesses
were examncc but the testimony was somewhat con.
ncting IN liz character Officer Hector Moore, OF the
sixth precinct who Witnessed the fatal occurrence es
ned that the stage going very FAST about the rate Of
eight mies an hour; am accustomed 70 driving
and the rate q speed; have made many
Of "a Henry street. the deceased oycr and tt
ned that the Grand street stage appeared to BE- racing
with omnibus Of the Houston street line and that the
stages going faster than their usual rate o. speed
After hearing all The testimony the was submitted
totbs jury. who rendered the following verdics-"Inas
Catharine Early 70 her death BY injuries received
by being over By stage u the Bowsry and Grand
street ne March 20, 1894. We consider that the occur
renee was entirely accidental, and would recommend
that thcre be policeman stationed Chatham street
hill TO arrest all persons driving thas hill At fastcr
safo across the street"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29
Corporn t,on snIe 81 poek Privtleges.

l Corporation Sale OF Dock Privileges.
The vicinity or the Governors room presented lively
appearance yesterday morning. tho Hobbies and has DO
Ing crowded with gentlemen attracted hher BY the
nouncemen that the Corporation would se At public
auction the right TO tho various docks piers, &C..
Of the oty for tho period Of i've George Law. and
number or other prominent steamboat snd ship own.
srs wore present. and the competition Of the most
spirited kind The auctioneer, Mr. Charles z. Loew
stated before the saIe that sale OF ferry
lsases had been postponed TIL the 18th Of April and
that by order Of tho Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund
number OF wbarves, piers. Slips &C., mad also been
Withdrawn present The prices realized
sideraby In advance OF previous years. and the bi6ng
was OF the most animated character.
Tho following ia list Of the various docks and piers
disposed Of with the names and annual rent to BIO paid
by tho successful bidders
EAST RIVER.
The small! boat district al pier No. !, John L. Cro-
sr. for one sbp on south aide Of pier No 49, beng
2l0 feet from outer end OF per. W Marshal 1150
North or upper half Of pior No. 80, William Nelson
One ninsh Of pcr No ~, New York. Balance Dock -
East nal1 S nicr No 81 and ba butead between 0Vo
No 81 and the small pier at Gouverneur slip, r.
Small Nor No 81 ana half bukhead each side, r.
Cushman. 175
West half Of pier No 81 and half bulkhoad west
pasbe,d 70 o. roesra street james wilson lao
Lower half OF pier No 65 and bukhead foot oil street.
Halt Of pss and babead between foo. Of Broome
street. Peter Mcknight; $50
Pier foot OF Twenty third street. reservng leo feet
on south side for City Inspectors Department,
Buisnead bstwern TWENTY third and twenty fourth -
streets, except ferry right, W d: Mangum .... s25
Pier foot OF Twenty NTH street. D. T. Wandc.. 500
Pier foot OF Thiryseventb street, John Nesb... 400
Pier foot Of Thirty eighth street. Thomas Kane. 40
Bukhead at Forty ninth street, u. j. Wande.... 46
Pier at Fifty third street, p. J. wandc. 2s5
Pier at One Hundred and Tenth street, Harlem Gas :.
pier n One Hundred and Fourtee street, STEPHEN
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Court Gale nd ar-This Day.

SUPREME CouRr-CRcpn. Nos. 1895, 500, sos,
1855. 273. COO, 567, s1a. 1le2 1885, 49, 1911 1880,
1892 1894 1897, 61s $780, 1885, 1880. Part 373 Duane
strce-Nos. 1896, 1912 1884, 1876, 1852, 1854, 1852
1884, 1868. 1870 1874 1850, 1884, 1886, 1885, 1890,
1892, 1894, 1895, 1A00.
SurENioR CoURT-TrIAL TERx.-Adourned for the term.
CouRT on CoMnoN PLEAS Part Equity casss-Nos.
k5K, Sc, 81, So, So 90, ST. SO, 81, 49, &C. 81 g. co.
70, II, ~, 70. Part 2-Nos. 81, 10, II.
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Two Vessels ON Firs at Sea.

PORTLAND, March 2Ss 1854
Three men, employed on government vessels here 70
port that their way from Bddcord 70 this city they
saw two vessels "a IRE between four and 1--WE o'clock
this morning. one about four miles distant, nsar Wood
lsand burned 70 the waters cdge; she was head.
Ing towards the isand the othss from eght 30 ten miles
distant.
PORTLAND, Me-, March 2s-2P H.
me piotbcat Nsttle has arrived up 70 port She
makes the following report
AZ nine o'clock last evening vessel. showing TIVE
bright lights heading northeast miles cast soush,
east from Cape Elizabeth Ngha AZ aquarter 70 ten shs
10 tho westward. fhs Nettls showed light ana ran
for her, but could no, ovsrtake her. About hAx past
hrse O'Clock this morang Gre 10 the direction OF
saoo, Me-, SUPPOSED 70 be somewhere on the shose.
III PORTLAND, March 2S-oP. N.
The steamer General Iron has just returned on Wood
Island puos Informed thsp that Nhs srs xAs on ihs
mainland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

Murray, Eddy Il Co,-ManagersS
KENTUCKY. BxrRA CLASS 2a5-karoh a. 1874
l8. 81, 46, 20. 81, 4. "a, %, ~, 6S. 81, 80. I'll
KENTUCKY. CLASS 2as-March %. 1854 =
IL, 8. 40, 4, 81. 40. "a, Sc, 10, "a, ~, I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

In the Court or Appeals to-day No 16-whds Admins.
Grasrx, 30 W. The Hudson River Railroad Company
was stu the day oscndar for Tuesday, March 20.
1885, as tollows:Nos 10, 20, a. a. %, "a, 26h ~,
a and 81
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News from the Mississippi.

One hundred and twenty recruits from Minnesota ar
rived to night route for little Rock The Thirty fourth
and Twenty sixth Indiana veterans arrived their
way home from Memphis.
Memphis papers OF the 26th say that cotton was stil
inactive, although better feeling manifested than
for several days past Prices still declning ordi
nary 48c Soc. middng SOC. &c., receipts about $50
bales; shipments 400 bales.
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4. E. simmons a. CO.-Mnnagers.
SDsLBY. EXTRA CLAss i49-MArch IS. 1864.
- 30 C Gas. iso.x.rcs ss issx - W :"
"A. Al. 8. IA, 81. u, 30. 80. ~, as, At, 9.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29
The Navy.

BOSTON, March ~, 1864
Arrived sunboat Rhode Island, Cape Haytien 10Th.
YSss there shs United States steamer rowhaian and
Unissd ssasss ship National Guara.
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The iron-cad Tecumseh made her FINAL trial trip yes
terday, and arrived at the Navy Yard at about FIVE
o'clock P. NJ be accepted by the Navy Department.
she was built by Messrs secor Co., OF Jersey City,
under tho able superntendanco OF George Brkbeck Jr
She we'll built vessel and ell the credit that belongs
10 her b due 10 her constructors rather than to her
designers. The press have been excluded from these
trial trips Of late order or Mr. Fox assistant Secren
~ OF the Navy, be feels the public know too much
about this costly class OF vessels already consequently,
no reporters present.
The Tecumseh probably made about seven knots on
her trial trip and demonstrated no moro good quail
ties than any OF her predecessors She 10 costly
mass OF iron, armed with two heavy guns, capa.
bic Of being fired at the rate OF once In about
seven minutes each She has cost over o bali
million OF dollars and ws doubt II she will ever do for
the coasDR service enough to repay oneourth OF that
sum- She win be fitted for seq IS soon as possible and
sent South for service She would have been put In COM
mission time since, but for the attempt TO put upon
her gun carriages new compound back action, double
geared mechanism, called q compressor, which 10 oil Its
trials has proved miserable failure. II was finally re-
moved and the old compressor put In s place which has
always worked well. This vesse and the Canonicus a.
Boston intended for special service ard should have
been at their station some time ago. but This compressor
held her back.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

Henry n. Leeds Il Co., Auctioneers, will
for the
sales of Furniture the residences those
clinng housekeeping removing; will also hold regular
weekly their Is Nassau
niencc OF those preferring this medium Of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

mcssgs. Simmons. Rogers q Go. mr.
authorized 70 receive deposits snd mase collections.
account z II. SIMMONS q 90
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France, ELLIS d Co---Ma ayers.
LIBRARY Extra CLASS sf5-Maroh "a. 1885,
At, l6, i, 20, ca. 80. "a. &C, II. SO, ., 81, 81.
CLsss 6i6--Marcb Is 1861
"a, 81, "a, 76, Ia, 8. Ga, 81. At, IL, 81, SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Hair
from forcheads Of the body Warranted
his new depot, l53 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

Prizes Cashcd fD All I.egaitzed Lottc-
ries and information given. GALLAGHEx BENJAMIN.
Brokers $40 Chestnu ut street. Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

Grover & I'm ker's Celebrated Sewing
Machines for sale =, s3 Broadway near Twenty second
street. Embroderfng biRidng and every description OF
Machine sewing done In the best manner Machines with
experienced operators sent 70 families BY the day week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

Royal Havana Lottory.-Thtrty PER-
cent premium paid for Prizes information furnished.
Highest rates pai for Douboons and all kndsof Gold aud
silver. TAYLOR Co, Bankers. 10 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

Japonica-The Elegant, Certain hut
Innocent Hair Restorative Price zoe and ST. Depot lI6
Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

and s,u,erns permanently cured by BATES Patent PnIs
scientific AppaucsA Fer edition 90 pam hien ena
drawin ss describing the addrsss H. o. l. hesrs no
west rwenty-third street, New fosk-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

Removal.-valsn sfne d Batter, Paten.
tees aud manufacturers Of The Alarm as. Fire and
BurrIar Proof Rotary Locks for dwelling house
doers removed from Nos 2S and 10 Broadway 70
asto n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

Ladies, Attentton.-Any width r Cen t.
per ysrd. French Flu,ina Company. sT Broadway be
Twenyfrst and Twenty scrond streets No other
establishment has the facilities machinery ability to COM
with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

A esutifui Com plsrsom-Laird's Bioom
Youth everyiAna for preserving aud bsuy
Ing the complexion and tn- 50 broadway aad dsuSgtA
svsrywherp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

). American ws.trhes OF All Descriptions
Gold hunting cases, Eighty Ninety, One Hundred
One Hundrsd sn3 twenty-five 70 Two Hundred Dot
lars cash. Silver huntiug cases, Thirty eight FORTY,
Forty Iifty SIXTY Heventydvs DoNars each ror
sale ~ 0kO. a ALLEN. els Broadway one deor below
Canal street, formerly No. III Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

mcssss. Simmons. Rogers q Go. are
authorizes 70 receive deposits snd msse coecion, on our
PrIzes Ca.hcd in Al Legalized Lotte-
Brokers slo chsssnu street. fhisdeiphs.
sss rates pl 81 s And ~ oe IND
Lottery Tickets Cashcd.--JosepA Bates.
Broker. III Wal street, room No l.
After Swallowing sarsnpa rilIa and
~
M SGD b n ss 9r = 'ss %
kshl rooms and private entrance. Monitor 81 Health
Address to smokcrs.-Poiiak & Son,
Bowery, sell goods AZ wholesale ana retail Pipes o
Brilliant Powerful Day md Nsghs
assortment al SERMONS. ocuss oprcian. es9 Broad.
Brazilian Pebble spectncics and Eye
Prcservcrs TO strengthen and improve sight OF and
1y dss snd nsn sn o. Highly
opican. 6691s Broadway. opposite Bond street
Books bought I'm Any Quantity. From
seller, l09 Nassau street.
BatcheIOr's Hair Dye-Thc best In the
world Hsrmess reliable The o.iy p:r.
Chaps. Chares. Pimp'es. Erupnons.
ss dsp
Corns, Runions, Inverted. Nails, EN-
arged Joints amt all diseases of Feet cured without pain
or incanvensnce 70 the patient BY Dr. zAcHAKT Bur.
Consult Watson's "Cnuse and Cure'' ON
Pos, DsS Sc prce sold b. BY o0
No go Broadway, from A. NJ. tosP. M Private consul
and wig Depot. Wholesale and rets-No Astoe HOUSE.
The dye applied BY skilful artists.
Cloth Tags for shipping Cotton. Wool.
&C. at tho m HnnTnn MauaEn s Chamber. .re.
Carries dc visi,c--E syht for 81, with
proof. Sit till suited PERcfvAI. $50 Chatham street.
DR.. Marshail Cures Asthma and Dys-
Rs msa Sasns d 5ss h Sas g x
DistliIed Dew Is . Delicious Prepara-
A. y
Deafness, Impaired sight,
NOISES IN rue HEAD.
CATARRHAL 4 Asg52EIoss IN THE
~ CHRONIC CATARRA,
ss SsS %gsSg'
CURED.
CROSS KYE gTRAlGHTENED IN ONE
MINUTE. 10.
And every disease OF the Eye ana Ear reqrin9 oiner
medical surgical Aid attended 70 b. DR.. Won EISEM
street
EthnoioUy. Physiology, Phrenolo9y,
Physiognomy and Psychology with characteIs OF nations
and individuals given IN the ILLUSTRATED PHRENO-
LOGICAL JoUKNAL; only IS cents number. or n 30
iy February March and April sent BY first post, By FOw
LEE WELLS, sos Broadway, New York
q. Saunders Metallic Tablet Razor
oldest and approved strop now In hay
been before the public for the For
Wholesale and retail ct tho subscrfbers'. m = -
AaTA J. 3 BAUNDERS, No. 7Astor House.
Geniu. No. 5I3 Broadway,
VIII open this day his spring styles. which VIII
prise the latest IRE nch and English noveitiesof
0entlemen = Soft and Cloth Hats
Ladies' Riding Hats and Cars.
Misses Hats.
Boys Hats
Infants Hats.
The Millinery and Hating Trade dealt with on liberal
terms
Attention Is called TO the Gcn'Iemens Furnishing Goods
Department Ia this store comprising all the latest novelties
GENIN, No 6f3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

ALL DESIGNATIONS,
ror saIe bv GEORGE O. ALLEN, as broadway. one aoos
Ssaow Caaai street. formerly II Wa street
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PERFECT HAIR Dys.-Niiller's. Only 80
cents per boz Try H. Sold BY ~ drugsais Depot b6 Deg
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

Queen Of beauty "White Virgin Wax
OF Antilles beauties whens and preserves the
without ~ superior anything ess Remcmber
Il 10 pure white virgin WAR. Manufactured only By HUNT
AGO RS South Ssvsnth street. Philadelphia Sole 81 COD
DgNGTONH. rs Broadway, and al drugxists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

Trusses, Elastic ss0ckiags, dsc.-Marsl
CO. Radical Care Truss ofcs only a. No vsssy street
Lady attsnaant
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~ New Seven and seven ana Thres-
quarters octave Pianos 70 iss-.ss q and " per 1snn
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Movements OF the Union Armies-
Importan MT from Mexico, sc.
The Cunsrd mail steamship Arabs, Captain Hockey,
will leave Boston Wednesday, for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe win close In this city at quarter
past and halpass Eve O'Clock this afternoon to
BY railroad.
Tho NEW YoRx HEsArp-sditios for Europe-wiil be
ready At eleven O'Clock this morning, and win contain
the latest dispatches from the armies operating In vr
gnia, North and South Carolina, Tennessee Mississippi
Arkansas and louisiana the lates from tho rebel
satss, important news from Mexico, interesting from
Cuba, ST. Domingo, &c., and variety Of miscellaneous
news Of the psst week.
Single copies, In wrappers, ready for mailing. I've
cents.
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SHAKESPEARE.

o. unfortunate one n.y. ny Nature, ~ 70 the Cheres
Cure be able repeat without shame the imacvSA
Aanf
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"The Hose by Any Other Name Would
smcl 90 sweet" says shakspere; but the limitations Of
PHALoH SONS Night Bloomins Csrsus would dishonor
Of earth, shs genuine article laughs imitation 70 scorn
h only the Of fshion fAvoss extract that "
simulated. Sold BY an druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

Military Officers and Soldiers Should
have Brown Bronchial Troches they be carried 10
the pocket and taken upon the first appearance Of cold
cough. which, IL neglected may terminate IN something
worse As there are limitations DO obtain the
genuine Browns Bronchial Troches which sold every
where AT rs cents a Dor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

Philocome or the societc Hygteniquo
Of New FORA Exquisite nar dressing Prics 7tc 10 s
Chambers street.
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ntents! Pntem,af Pmtentsi

Patents! P0temt8f Patemtsy
Messrs MUM Co. publishers Of the sCI1HrlrIo
AMERICAN continue 70 act ATTORNEYS for securing Pa
Inventions In this and all foreign counrsa
Mcssrs Mum Co. have had seventeen years
PsmrSlss eoa,sning the Patent Laws other mpor.
tant Information nvenor furnished Tree applies
MUM a CO.. 81 Park row, New Hork Or
Cesner and Seventh slreets, Waahinaon. ID q
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That glorious fag-ay II never be struck TO enemies
from abroad or rebels at homo; and may 1t ever be
rayinR point TO the brave and patriotic seamen and
people Of this great country Let that sacred nag feat
prize thus testify victory and devotion
to the government. for whom have captured II and
10 whom surrender II. May but receive fer our
achievement that consideration which is demanded by
truth and justice I"
This speech elected the marked attention OF the men,
who at It's conclusion hrce hearty checrs for Captain
Meade which responded IN from the Chenango Tho
flag staff raised, and now floats from II the Stars
and Stripes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

Prof. Alex. &. Barvy's Tricoph er0us or
Medaed Compound for preserving restoring aud bsau.i
badness End gray hairs curing diseases Of The skn glands
and fsuch salt rheum, pimpea ohiblAns, &c,
chaps rheumatism swelngs sore throat h., giving In
san relief In Of cuts bruises sprauA burns ssads
Ae cents. Sold by oil druggists thfoughout the
World Principal once y7A Pearl street, N. y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

Genfu. No.. 5I3 broadway,
Will open this day his spring styles which will
prise the latest French and English novelties OF
Gentenlenx Silk Hats
0enteme q Soft and Cloth Hats
Ladies' Riding Hats and Cars.
Misses Hats,
Boys Hats
Infants Hats.
The Millinery and Hating Trade dealt with liberal
terms.
Attention Is called 10 the 0cn'iemens Furnishing Goods
Department Ia this store COMPRISING all the latest novelties
GENIN, No 6f3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

For full particulars get circular from any drus -
the contr or write the propretors who will mail -
any desiring the fu treatise In panphiet for1
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CHEROKEE MEDICINES.


CHEROKEE MspicrEs
Tho s.,e. ., c,s,o... x.sIcIos. ,.r n. ,,,,h a. 49,
AIRY ara A. ~ Sue4oAee sior a' NOUN
| cHsRoKEY ppuvnv
cHgRoKEE WAN over so~ oosues'
| "Aon a.. ,eo ho.u..
1 osnh a.,,,....a..
/ " 1LiAh. o..ooop.,,,
/ Unw.rd.or 800. .,r.. 80
ne'A" price o. por oo'ue- 1900.
ghh s, oIa FILLS boxes sold. 1870
-. -.
No preparations osred To the people have cold AXE
or gfSeu sucn genera sasscuon Az TINS line Aey are -
20 found IN every wen togeeo orug store IN S Uute9
states uu..1-
CHERCAEk hEAkDt
cup,avv.m.su ncompoandsf ffum
60 compounded froa
CHEROKEE CURE
ouv.ovsy p,,s compounded Fran
-. ,r,. are compouuded fru-s
DIX. WRiOHTS kLlXIR t44 .,.
If
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Dlattiled Dew IL . Delicious Prep0r0-
ton the toilet crystal fresh and fragrant
June rose and magical IN It's sorenng ind beauhfyins Of
fects upon the skin. All druggists and 10 Broadway
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DR.. MARSHALL Cures Asthma and Dys-
pepsia without fall Lung nhais Once III Broadway. ID
Tiimans Building. Office hours, II to r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

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