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predecessors late period Of the session TO allow
time for returning 1t for their reconsideration. -
Tho necessity for increase In the Allow anco 49,
made for the transportation OF officers uavehng u"u
orders. -, :, 49,
The OF providing officers for the execution OF 'ne
conscript laws. - 800.
The means OF securing greater despatch anu mole
regular administration of Justice In examining anu %
posing the records reported from tue coui@
martial and military courts IN the army
The recent OF tho war are hisny oreui.aoe "
our troops, exhibiting energy and vleilace oompinea
with the habitua gaanry which they nave taugnt Us
10 expect on all OCCASIONS We have been cneered oy I'M
porant and valuable IN kiorlda Northern MIS-
sssippi western Tennessee and Kentucky, western
louisiana AMI Eastern North Carolina, rejecting the
HIGHEST honor on the skill aud conduct OF our commanders
and ON the pcomp parable soldiers whom IL 10 their prvi
Iege 10 lead attack on Mobile was so SUCCESS
suy repused the outer works that the attempt was
and nine months siege OF Charleston has
beeu practically suspended, leaving that noble city and
its ortresses mpershable monuments to the skill and
fortitude Of its defenders. The armies In Northern
Georgia aud in Northern Virginia still oppose with un
'front.' formidable barrier to the progress OF the
invader and generals, armies and people are AMI
mated by cheerful confidence.
Let u.s. then while resolue in devoting all our energies
TO securing the realization OF tue bright auspices which
encourage not forget thai humble and most CRATE
fu thanks are due to Him without whose guidance and
protecting all human Efforts OF no avail and 10
whose nterposton due the manifold successes with
which have been cheered. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
RICHMOND, May 2, 1854.
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CHcAGo May 10, 1854
The most furious gale experienced for the last two
years swept over the city last night, doing considerable
damage TO lake shipping. About thirty vessels OF
dying flag OF distress, anchored between here
and cresoe Point six miles TO the north Tho schooner
Major Anderson from Osvego, driven ashore during
the night and IL is believed win prove loss. Two
others not ascertaned between Round
House and Stony Point. The propeller Barbour ashore
famp Douglas. II Is thought she cannot be got oil
without serious damage. The schooner Bates aud a
email black schooner, namc unknown, ashore. The
schooner Storm was wrecked OF Evanston. One man
drowned, the only loss OF life reported yet. Some
damaSe was done TO buildings In the outskirts OF tho city,
but nothing very serious.
Buffalo. May 10, 1864.
heavy rain storm has prevailed all day. and il Is stil
raining.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
HeW the War Dispatches are Re-
Caived In Congress.
Passage Of the Tga tionai Bank Bill
by the Senate,

WASHINGTON, May 10, 1854
now THE WAR NEWS IS RECEIVED BY CONGRESS. ETC.
The despatch from General Butler which was read In
the Senate and House this afternoon, received with
enthusiasm In the House there applause on
the republican side but the democrats received il gene
rally in silence. 4sHN
Much confidence felt bore in General Buffers success
and many believe that in few days he win occupy Kich
mond The military movements still the all.absorb
Ing subject OF here There is absence OF
in reference to operations since Saturday. which
is construed favorably The confidence In Genera
Grant and In the success OF his combination
is greatly increased by the results attained thus far, and
although his future plan OF operations not FULLY known
still beloved that General Lee has at length met his
match that in due time the great work Of destroying
his power for evil will be accomplished.
THE DEATH OF GENERAL sEDGwIcK.
The OF the death of General Sedgwick Is
received with universal regret and it is conceded that
this tho greatest which thus far been expert
enced.
PASSAGE OF TIE BANK BILL RY THE SENATE.
The Senate to-day finally passed the Bank bill It has
been considerably amended in the Senate
THE INTERNAL TAX BILL.
The Tax bill will be taken up Immediately and put
through rapidly possible consistent with the datoy
mode in which business is tr ansacted in that body
GRANT AND BUTLER FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRE-
SIDENr.
Some gentlemen met here this evening and formed .
campaign club to advocate Presidential ticket with the
names Of Grant for President and Butler Vice Pres-
dent.
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
The Senate in executive session to-day confirmed the
nomination of Colonel Francis Fessenden OF Senator
FessendeD a Brigader General also Daniel CAN'T Of
Omaha City, United States Attorney for Nebraska;
Charles S. Shngood, OF Pennsylvania, Additional Pay
master.
SETTLEMENT OF PRIZE CLAIMS.
During the month OF April the Fourth Auditor or the
Treasury settled 1899 claims for prize money, amounting
to $500. $685. Awards have recently been made In the
cases OF the Weehawken, Cimmerone and Nahan First
class remen $3.50, $500, audsmen s21s,
and cocks $427.
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SrrRExs CouRr-CiRcrr.--Par Court opecs Al II
Mos e6a 1865 1912 1925, 17l3, 1855, mr. i7Te,
Isl, ltp 1881 log i!s3 11as 1901. 1903 1857 15.i
1917, 1isi Part 2-7J Duane street Adjourned until
Thursday
sCrERioR CONTINUAL Txr n.-Part Mos 1891 3lIJ.
1897. 1902 4i9T 49g 42ol 42o3 4205 42oT 4209 All
a2i3, 42l5, t2p Part 2-Nos. 1890 y, o34 1916 345e,
1894 2sss 1927 1855 $780, 1885, 1884 Bose 3ess 1890
36g2.
COMMON PLsas CouRr-irIAL TsRx.-part Mos $40
$50, 100. bs4 bos 4i2 500. 452 Al GIG, s2t 200
<s2, 3ap Part a-Saus ca. ndAx,
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TIL f DIR A f =.
Postponement OF che Drawing I'm this
City.

Postponement OF the Drawing I'm this
City.
Early yesterday gader General Hays received orders
from the War Department Indefinitely postpouing the
dra in the Fourth Fifth Eighth and Ninth Congressional
districts. while mention made OF the Sixth and
seventh districts II supposed from this that the
draft was to these omitted districts; but
ders were received At later hour p,sponng the draw
ing for the whole city.
The following order received by General Hays yes.
terday
Brgadier Genera! WILLIAM HAYS, A. A. Provost Marshal
General, New York city
Require boards OF enrolment your state commence
Immediately and carry out promptly thoroughly the
sixth section OF tho amended Enrolment Let tho
boards appoint and put the ling officers
duty without delay and let tho questions OF striking
from the lists the or persons liable duty be
determined by the boards promptly practicable.
IL desired to get revised and corrected enrolment
the earliest day possible. Whenever the Of
this order conicts intereres with orders duties
connected with the curreBt draft IL must ied and DO
suspended as TAR as be necessary give precedence
to the business OF the draft.
JAMES B, FRY, Provost Marshal General.
Tho provost marshals In this division OF New York
have been directed by General Hays carry these in
ssruotions into effect possible.
Drawing I'm the Third District To- Day.
In the Third district. Of Brooklyn. the draft It is
leved, will go and the following will BIO tho allotment
to tho various wards
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News from California.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 7, 1854.
Sailed ship Valparaiso for Callao.
Tho aggregate business for the past week has been
usually large for the The spring trade is now
under full Roadway. The sale OF cpnnscsted Chinese
wines have realized about nifty Thousand dollars Since
then number OF Jars proved TO contain nothing but
sweeteped water.
Another California fire IN, ursnce company has been
organized pere, win capital OF two hundred thousand
dollars.
john s. cbrman, formerly Congressman from MichL
gan, has been arrested and sen 20 Fort Abatros for
grossly disloyal language Ut at democratic meeting
in this city
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GuerfIlas in Virginia.

WASHINGTON, May 10, 1854.
Since the onward movement Of the Army OF the Poto.
mac the rebel guerilla bands under Mosby and White
said to be lurking In It's picking up abandoned
forage destroying such government property S Il
was found inexpcdient 70 remove.
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The Siege OF harle ston.

CHARLESTON, May, D, 1854.
The bombardment OF Fort Sumter continues with
SPIRIT From Friday morning until dark on Saturday
three hundred and nnty Eve mortar shells were thrown
at the Fort from the cnemy's batteries.
This fire likewise kept up on Sunday
Twelve shells thrown into the city on Saturday and
ten Sunday. Several more vessels heavily laden,
unlikely that these may be portion Of renforcements
Earra0ut.
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"a Strange Man In Broadway,

Tho world New wonders and discoveries are
being made In this that will old
all bvgone teachings strange Broadway
at asst discovered and applied principle the
facure Of Truss that overcomes al objections heretofore
made Truscs and gives comfort and
having the dangerous seaseof hernia rupture Wise
bsifed escaimng their associates "Truly
the world moves. and WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
Is certainly curing hernia An by the hundreds 90
and the invention nd
lady attendant are hand. Pamphlets mailed every
Obtained only Of GREGORY co. COZ Broadway
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The Draft In New Jersey.

Tn6 DrAIt In Now JerSoy.
TRENTON, May 10, 1854.
The draft for tho Second district commenced day in
this city Ocean county and Mateawan ownship. in Mon
mouth. Monmouth will be proceeded with tom
Next in order will follow Burlington and last Mercer
The draft is progressing finely.
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rxw MnsoRp, Conn, May 10. 1864.
Judge David c. Sanford died half psst ten O'Clock
khis moruins II Die res'daucs 10 this place,
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Bradbury New R~iiysng song for the
summer campaisn-"A Sound Among the Forest Trees.
just published. Price % cent.
WIN n. BRADBURY s2s and tgT Broone street
W. A. BOND A co, SAT Broadway
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CorUs, Bunfons, Inverted Nails, En-
all OF the Feet cured without pain
Inconvenience to the patient by Dr. LACHAkfE, sur
recon Chiropodist, 100 Broadway
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Ask Your Druggist for .Japonica OF
the Socee Hygenque Elegant certain bu harmless hair
restorative Take nothing else Depot lis Chambers street
Sold everywhere
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- - -
CURED.

CAIARRH OF THE TyMPASIc MUCOUS
KUsTACHIAk TUBE
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An Ola and Well Tried Remedy.

MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP for children
eething has stood the test Of thirty years, Millions
mothers testify that II reliable and perfectly safe in
cases. Relieves the child pain softens the gums
regulates the bowels gives infant troubled with collie
pains quiet Sleep and its parents unbroken rest Price rs
Ia n
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Operations In Mississippi.

. - - DEhorULIs, May o, TOUT
special TO the Meridian Clarion. from Tangpahoa, on
the 4th, says advices olive Branch just
received stating that after eight hours desperate fighting
forces repused and drove the enemy across Thomp
soa g creek.
The enemy numbered fifteen hundred our forces only
eight hundred Renforcements rapidly being sent
forward to Colonel Powers Another despatch from the
same dated Sd, via Summit the 4th says that Colone
John Scott commanding cavalry force OF six hundred
men, engaged i've thousand Yankees from Baton Rouge
and Port Hudson, under General Andrews, and after
several hours hehting-in which Colonel Powers, Major
Ogden and Lieutenant Powers behaved with distinguished
galantry-he repulsed them with heavy loss including
Colonel Lordman, Of the Fourth Missouri cavalry, killed.
and a large number wounded.
Our loss is five wounded. The fight took place near
Olive Branch creek. The enemy in full retreat to-
wards Baton Rouge and Major Fred. Ogdon commanding
Wingheld's cavalry, pursuing.
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CROSS RYE srRArGHTENED IN ONE MINUTE.
And every disease OF the Eve and Bar requiring etn~r
medical or surgical aid attended TO by Or Won BTSBn
BERG, at his consulting rooms. $40 Broadway. neas
Twelfth street.
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France. Ellis Il Co.-Managers.
LIBRARY. Extra GLASS 67-May 10. 1874
80, "a, 70, "a, 81, ID; %. Al 7: AZ, 50, 10, 6s.
81. 5. 81. 40. IL. 50. 81. 63. Is. II. Sc. 35.
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Crtstadoro's Hair Dye, Pressrvetfvc
and Wig Depot wholesale and retaii-So Asor House
The dye applied by sklfsl artists.
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Deafness Catarrh. and all Diseases a.
the Ear Throat and Air Passages uccesfully treated By
DRs LIGHTHILL. st. MARKS place.
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n. II. Sim Ons Il CO.-Managers.
SHELBY ExrRA CLASS 223-Msy 10. 1864
81, %, A, 81 43, 40. 10, 80, Sc, Z, 81, Go, 63.
CLASS 224-May 10. 1864.
81, SO, 40, !, 50, So, %, So, IL, 20, Al, 46.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Fsrtv Per
premium paid for prizes; information furnished the
highest paid for Dobloons and all kncs OF Gold aud
silver. TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers, l6 Wall street, N "
Lottery Tickets Cnshod.-In 10 n I 10 N
given JOSEPH BATES Broker.
II Wall street. room No. l.
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Bad Breath.-Iow Many Lovers a.
has eparatedhow many friends for parted. effect
a radical cure use the BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS
dentrhc~ might and morning 1t also beauudes the
complexion Price 80 cents. For sale by all druggists
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An Advance ON Yazoo city.

DEMoroLIs, May s, 1884
Information from Mississippi states that General Emory,
with ten thousand infantry two batteries of artillery
and two hundred aud fifty cavalry. all under General
Macarthur, advancing towards Yazoo City and
camped the night before last eight miles below Mechanics
burg.
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lieutenant General U. =. Grsnt.-Pho-
tographs from lite, by MEADE BROTHERS Card copies
for sale 10 cents each. No. .33 Broadway.
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Druuke nness Cured.-To those who
have friends acquired such appetite for iusx
eating liquors that thev have either become
coming confirmed drnnkards, would say, q remedy has
been discovered which never fats TO all desire for
strong drink For particulars call or address with
stAsn0 \ .. CRksW RId- ia Fourth street. New York.
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Abe's Last.-"WelIes,' said the Presi-
dent "Phaons Night Blooming Cereus reminds of a
story" DO tel it, said the secretary eagerly 1T
minds OF the second story OF the White House"
sponded honest Abe. "where keep dressing ROOM
smell of when the Of ocal corruption oaends
uostrisu
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vaughan's Carries de vtsate Are Acc
knowledged the best He sits all until suited Proofs ave
minutes after sitting 2B Bowery
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Cumberland Sauce IL Jusytv Popu1s r
and OF the highest intrinsic value or any "a use.
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!.
REMOVAL.
DEMAS BARNES & CO.
HAVE REMOVED FROM 2e BROADWAY TO
81 PARK ROW.
OPPOSITE THE Aston HOUSE.
Jobbers and large buyers OF Medicines Perfumery, &C.
win consult their interest by examninyour immense stock
composed exclusively Of this class OF goods.
DEMAs BARNES CO.
NB-The initial "s" s omitted from signature from
May 1864.
ArOma fic Schfedam SchuapDs.-The
cheapest imported liquor sold In this country For sale by
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/ Oriental and EIectro- Magnetic vapoR
Baths 50 cents and 81 364 srth avenue near Twenty
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No More Gray HWirs or Bn ss.-COn-
splta,on free by Dr. GRANDJEAS. IS years experiences.
~ 4 nI..
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Prizes Cashed In All Legaiized Lotte-
HAS and information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN.
Brokers, $40 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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Trusses, Elastic stoc kings. &c.-Marsh
co - Radical Cure Truss Office only a. No 2vessy street,
Lady attendant
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Murray, Eddy II CO.-1Ianngers.
KENTUCKY, RxrRa CLASS 3o-May 10, 1854
IS, 81, 40. "a. %, 81, A. Is. &c, 81. "a, So, 81.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 32O-May 10. 1861
81, II, 10, 26. IL, 10, 70, So, %, as, 81, Go.
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wigs, Toupees. Hair Dye. HAIR Dycin9
and Modava Cream. for beautifyfns the HAIR o. " -
BACHELORS. 10 Bond street
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The Victory OF Price In Arkansas.

MERIDIAN, May s. 1864.
Information from trans Mississippi confirms former
Of battle between Price and Steele in which the
Contederates gained complete victory Steele Is said to
lost entire wagon train There is nothing further
from East Louisiana. The cars resumed their regular
trips to Brandon on sunday
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A Good Refrigerator CANNOT ne too
highly pri,ed. Cal and see WILSON'S PATENT AIR CIR.
CULAfNG, before purchasing elsewhere For only
by WILSON GRANT. t9S Broadway.
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Serious Fire i'm Macon, Geo.

StfIOuB F'ITC III WWCOn, UeOs
MACON. Ca, May 8, 1854.
destructive fire occurred In East Macon to day which
burnt large cotton warehouses; several other bud
ings, and about five thousand bales Of cotton. small
amount of cotton belonged to the government.
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To Let-very Desirable Merchants Of
fees in No college place; also Safe Inquire on tho
premises.
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Beautiful Com pl e 4 lon - In rd's Bl DOM
Of Youth everything for preserving and beauy
INK the Complexion and Skin. No ASS Broadway and by
ists eye ryw
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XIII Moths.-Com mo Cam phOr won'e,
Cedar Camphor will. Don't lose your clothes. Cedar
cheap. and fragrant and durable, and
Sold nv all druggists HARRIS CHAPMAN sole makers.
Boston,
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A.-HOlmes. broadway Photographic
taking views specially Al Gallery, 500 Broad
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The Davenport Brothers. at one OF
sorees attempted perform feat with has
made by KNOX Of Fulton and Broadway The tex
Of the article hns for their purpose and the
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Brilliant. POwevfuI.-Dsy and Might
Double Perspective Glasses for tho field and
tourists compact. portable and efficient splendid
assortment Mt SERMONS Ocust Optician, 66gi, Broad.
way, oppos lie Bond street
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II YOu want To Know, &C., Rea0
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE. a curious book for curious
people and good book Tor Price 81 % To b
lad al ali news depois Contents tahss mailed free Adj
dress Or. Il. h. FoOrE. 100 Broadway. NY
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Alarming Gases OF Headache. Tooth
ache Neuralgia and Catarrh cured by WOLCOTT
Instant Pain Annihiia,or Sold everywhere
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stable Fuvnfssre and EtHtures.-Stau
Guards OF and iron Hay Racks Manserr Feed
Trouphs &C. CHASE A CO.
B7t Broadway, opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel.
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Removal.
WHEELER A WILSON'S Highest Premium Lock stItcA
Sewing Machines remove TO C2j broadway, between
Houston and Beccker streets.
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Add rcss IN Smokers.
POLLAK SON. Meerschaum Manufacturers.
692 Broadway. near Fourth street, and
257 Broome street, the Bowerv.
Every article stamped with name and warranted
genuine.
Pipes cut 10 order and repaired
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Eruptions, Frcckics, pimpIes, Tan,
sunburn Flesh Worms and all Skin Deormitss cured bv
GouRAUDs Italian Medcsed Soap, at his depot, No. tbo
Broadway.
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Hiirs Hair Dye. Fifty Censs-BIack or
brown. Natural reliable. Depot No Barclay street.
Sold BY AL dr,Iggsls
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In the Third district. OF Brooklyn the draft 1t is be.
leved will go and the following will BIO tho allotment
to the various wards
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Batcheior's Hair Dye-The Best In tho
world Harm reliable, The only psr.
fsedye Sold BY all druggsta Factory Barclay street
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Grover u Bakers Celebrated Sewing
Machines for sale at o3 Broadway near Twenty second
Embrndering. Bratinr. and de crption III
machine done In the beat Machines, with
experienced operators families the
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Preryrrs strengthen ard improve the SIGH, and
young by day and night without pain OF fatigue Highly
recommended by the medical faculty SERMONS, ocuiist
Optican, G69,s Broadway, nder Lafarge House.
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Gouraud's Poudre subtitle Uproofs Hair
from low foreheads or part Of the body Warranted -
his hcn.t Lima Sax
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Fans, Pnrasois and Riding Whips.
Large invoices Just received hy
TIFFANY a co. $50 and $50 Broadway.
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CHRONIC CArARRH.

NOISES IN THE HEAD,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THB
THROAT
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waite hes ana Je~eiry
or ALL DERCRfPrfONS

Fer sale By o,opo, = .,rrs ais broadway
0uA door k~lew Cepal egses fermsy - " As~ss~S
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Parchment Tags, for shipping Cotton.
iron ana s,ee at VICTOR B. MAUGER's us Chambers 81

urcn BrhUNy-W
Of Antilles beauaes whteps and the compiler
fon making soft fair delicate smooth and transparent:
II cbapped hands aud lips removes pmpes &c Hn
OF white hence Its extraordinary quslt
ties Tor preserving and beauyng the skin Manufactures
only BY HUNT CO. l33 South seventh street. Phiadei-
pha; sold at us Broadway, and al druggists
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Grover d Bakers Highest Premi um
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines, f93 Broadway.
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Tho provost marshals In this division OF New York
have been directed by General Hays to carry these in
structons into effect as soon as possible