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WILLIAM LIDDLE.
Harlem, ice,h At, between % and 81 ava

No. 10. ALLEs.sTt New YoRK, FEB. Q, 1863.
Ihave boon completely deaf in ear and partially in
be oer for above seventeen year,, WIN d'aeeo'o o''
charge from both ears combined with continual rumb!ihs
noe in the head for which have been tFeaiedby most
eminent practitioner in the city without the slightest relief
Iconsulled Dr. Won Eiscnbers but must eandidy say that
had no faith In hi, when did Ills therefore due
10 Dr. Won Ei.enbefgto soknOrledso that am entirely cured
also that lie displayed tia, s and knowndSe which have
procured for him such unriyaed reputation As have had
an opportunity ofeomparus his mode OF treatment with 'A
OF others can truly state that it not only SUPERIOR but
the PRINCIPLES which direct bis mode Of restoring the hearing
are IN NV ouiniou certain JOHN TAYLOR
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A DRAMA BEHIND THB SCEEEs.-An affair
occurred behind the scenes Of the Brooklyn Academy
OF Music on Wednesday night during tie performance
OF the Dukes Motto" which has Stree created 10
little stir. Shortly alter the rising OF the crrtaln
friend of of the presented his card at the
stagedoor. aud with another gentleman in his com
yany was admitted the stage During the third act
while Nademosclc YestvGi was awaiting her call
behind The scenes one Of these affecting 10 admire
her appearance in men clothes, is said 70 have laid s
hand upon her person and called her u bully boy.
which indigniy the lady promptly resented BY admins
Sering 20 the offender a castigoon and driving
him into tho street. She also mpe.led tho other man
70 Yacato the premises by most convincing arguments
after which she resumed her duties until tie end Of the
pay-no ore the audience suspecting that anything
unusual had occurred. The excitement, however had
fhe effect Of prostrsng Miss Vestya with Illness snd
Gle play announced fog the subsequent night was post
poned In consequence. The Union ssys Of this esir
These two gentlemen" one Of whom is a MILL
ner and tho other eweler by some means gained an
introduction the stage Of the Academy, ard encoun
fring reStva OF the side scenes Of them nsulted
her most grossly. This insu Immediately resented
in the most unrrisiakable manner BY The Lady, who
brought her powerful strength 10 her MD and aotu
ally unaided. drove the offending man mliner and hls
coadutor ANONYMOUSLY from the house pretty eiieetu
ally assaulted and battered"
The namesof the men here mentioned are understood
So be Joha H. Armstrong, millinery goods. Nos Z3 and
lsa Fulton-St and Robert Sullivan, jeweloE.
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No. 81 ptf-s... Brooklyn, 4. D.. March III, 1854.
On. ScHzsck.

=" ~N->-~S@' .. 'f
DEAR SRI: Several months since was compelled 70 no
nqush sctive business pus in consequence OF scvrrs
cough contracted by exposure placed myself under The
rsno Of my family physician for time, without sPparens
relief and he finally pronounced my lungs dheased assuring
that it useiess seek relief from medicineA lis
informed that the only by which my disease could
be by seeking through stimulating food ana
proper reingo my SYSTEM that there was SUI
hcent len might thus regain my health otherwise my
hopeless At that time was rapidly failing and
many of my friends thought beyond all hope My couss
very sometimes lasting for nearly half an hour
with cOpious expeciOgatio, often Accompanies
with blood My appetite was very poor and my stomach ss
being TO vomit Immediately thereafter Aner COZ
Hng various physicians without success TREND advised mo
10 give your medicines a In sccordance with TIL. advce
visited and the examination under your heptone'
proved very satisfactory convincing that uadersood
perfectly. entered upon the treatment prescrDcos
and in short time found great relief an now enjoying
greatly improved health; cough troubles me very iuse'
appetite IL good gradually
1t affords pleasure make this scknowed ent OF the
benefits have derived from the of medicines AZ wen
es to express my gratitude THEREFOR and freely maze tine
statement which at liberty to use as you may aeso
IfopeI with the sincere hope that may he t. means oil DO
ehtng Others who be suffering from the disease
g O. BAXTER.
Place Of business. No. lO2 Market slip NewYork.
REMEMBER DR.. SCHENCk BE- found only At hs
rooms, No u Bonist N-wloTk. every Tuesday, from
m for consultation sud adyice bu, he always has
full supply medicines at his which be lad at al
Frs Price of the PULMoNIC SYRUP ana SEA WEED
TONIC each ) per bottle, IS halfdozen MAN
| DRAKE PILLS IS cents per box.
d. s. BARNES & CO., No. 2o2 Broadway, whoio~s's
Agents for New-york City.
Dr. Sehenck Empty Bottles bought at No. % Bond ct ~
day, Sundays excepted.
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ADVERTISEMENT

Mr.. BULPrScH's BooKs.-The following let
Ger iusty comuends a series of excellent works by
Thomas Bulhnch. esq. The volumes form quite Sc
rts and besides being full Of entertainment in them
seyes are Of great value for reference as explaining
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GENTLEMEN: have enjoyed the three volumes OF Mr..
iemagner 'The Age OF ChiTalry," which seem TO zoe
written with knowledge taste. and conscientious
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Oil gbe Young wiz find ia them key to poetry ana
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CHARLES SuMsRR-
Messrs. j. z. TiltOn Co.
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1oy location Of rd time Of eoseaee'eH 'ee aG's
fisrpepfs in other columns % nsPIpeT.
sc.,yxy op MusIc-Piiharmouic Rehearsal
IHyge HAIL. H. Thomsss Concert
ktEIo's BARDrN-The EuchartTess
NALiAcE's IEEATER-Eoscdalc. 49, o
BAKSUss-Gians DwsrfsApbrosa, the Spin. OF Beauty
RTsrnK G.RDgS-Ticket-ofL Leave Man
OLYMPIC THEATKR-Leap Year.
TIs AnBuaGH's NzgAGgRIE--Co Collection OF Animals
HIYPoTHRATRON-Equcs'ri Performances
BE6ApwAY AMPHIT HEAT Fri-Equcs riGn Per!orinaioeN
CRAYOs ART GALLERY-BisTsiadts Rocky MOUNTAINS
(iouPIL' 5 GALLHRY-kensett's Lake George.
FoPY CHAPKL-T'he Grand StereoscoPtican.
COOPER lNsrITUTE-Laugh Ching Gss; Excesior Old foiAA
ClIsTos aALi--P oeticsl REGULATIONS by Helen Vans
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SABBATH SCHOOL CONCERT-The Sunday
School Monthly Concert OF the First FreevDl Baptist
Church Twenty eighth street near Broasiwsy will be
held at p Sunday, the 9th inst. Major Generai
Anderson will be present. Stephen Paxton. the dis
finruished Sunday School Missionary from the West
viii address the meeting rehesrsipg many interesting
and thrilling incidents connected with more than q
<bousand Sabbath Schools, which he has organized.
Tho Rev J. H. Burtis and the Rev. J. L. Philips will
also participate in tie exercises
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ALBANY. March 25 1864.
THE HARLEM BILL.
This bill came up in the Senate this morning
and received its coup de grace innuoh moro summary
style than was expected. Mr.. butcher, at whose in
stance the report Of the Committee had been laid OF the
table made On eloquent speech in defense OF the bill
He claimed that it entitled to fair hearing and
discussion In Committee of the Whole; that the bill
was fair end liberal In every respect and that il pro
yided for an adequate remuneration to the city, He
drew forcible contrast between the present bill aud
che one which passed the Senate last year. and which
then received the support Of members who were the
most strenuous opponents Of the bill now before The
Senate
MI butcher made out a pretty strong case, but the
minds Of Senators seemed % he made up and immcdi
ety the close Of his speech the question agreeing
with the report put without further debate and
carried in The affirmative by - to (AiessTs Angel
aid Dutcher) There still enthusiasts who believe
that the chances Of carrying TIE confirmation Of the
RTeafwny grant through the Legislature yet good,
ehd that favorable report from the Assembly Commit.
tee on the bill before that body will be- speedily forth
coming, and will be followed up by the action of the
Assembly 1t viii soon be how far their conn
dence is justified by the event
SUPPLY ELL.
Tho Assembly has been engaged all the morning in a
discussion Of the various items of the supply bill the
fcdum of the proceedings being. as usual eullyencd
and then by dash OF fun IN the shape OF whimsical
amendments The discussion deeply interesting 10
che crowd Of anxious hingers.on whose fate depended
on the vote that Of general public interest.
The further consideration Of the bill was postponed 10
next Wednesday,
CODE AMENDMENTS.
II win be relief the legal profession to learn that
of the multitude of code amendments socslied which
have been submitted this session. few " are
tNely to pass. The Committee have rejected most OF
them. and are likely enough to reject TIE whole.
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FOR ALL FORMS OF
ULCERATIVE DISEASES,

either OF the Nose Throat Tongue Spns Forehead Scalp
no remedy has ever proved its equal
MOTH PATCHES upon the female face depending upon
diseased ecion " the liver very unpeaa TO tho young
wife and mother. few bottles of Constitution Life syrup
will correct the secretion and the deposit which d
Iecy under the skin.
In Diseases of the Liver giving to Languor Dizziness
Indigestion Weak Stomach liberated canceou con
d,ion Of that organ accompanied with burning other
pleasant symptoms viii be relieved BY the use oil IONsIlU
TON LIFE SYRUP.
cY- AS IA GENERAL UNDERWRITING AGENT
THE LIFE SYRUP STANDS UNRIyALED By
ANY PREPARATION IN THE WORLD,
Diseases the Spine usually developed in the young Hip
Disease Neuralgia and all Diseases and Lsdie, who
are suffering from Diseases for which they are at less to
know what to do we would advise the OF CoNSTTU-
TIoN LIFE SYRUP. viii restore their palh oounie-
nance strengthen their weak back and side give them
energy new life and happiness
THE RICH AND POOR
Are liable to III. diseases Nature and Scicnos hos
made the Constitution Life Syrup for the benefit Of all
PURE BLOOD
Produce. healthy men and women and The constitution Is
neglected in youth disease and early death the result Do
no. DELAY when tho means hand, and within the
reach OF all
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES'
4, The safest and eectual medicine discovered
for purifying the system and relieving the suffering attendant
upon childbirth II strengthens both the mother and the child
pain and disease md and enrees the food
Those who have used ii think r. fdspensabe 1t highly
useful both before and aer confinement as prevents disease
attendant upon childbirth
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
Is the Poor Man. Friend and the Rich Mans Blessnsi
BUY 1T. TAKE 1T, AND BE CURED
1T Is UNIVERSAL IN ITS EFFECTS
VIM. Ii. GREGG, M. d., n
SOLE PROPRIETOR, NETWORK.
LABORATORY, BROOKLYN, LII
Price Of yer Bottsi Six Bottles for IS.
rY-seut BY Express to all parts Of the country.
MORGAN G. ALLEN,
-. o. Wholesale DIngsist., Agents. ~
NO. 48 CLIFF.sT., NETWORK. B
Sod bv ell Druggists IL the United States aud Canada
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NEw.YonE, July ~, 1852.

NEw.Yonr, July 10, 1862
This esrtifes tina, my mother has been for somo tune
afflicted with partial deafness suffering from pain ond rum
bling noises in tho head together with other indications Of
,o,aIov OF hearing Dr. Won Eerbers removed from her
cara great quantity Of matter together with coagaasedDood
relieving her and all without pain It's with
grateful thaas that give this testimony TO his tklL
CARROLL J. POST, No ~ seutast
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TESTIMONIAL
DEAFNESS AND cATARRH CURED.

DEAFNESS AND CATARRH CURED.
No. 40 6thsv.. NEW YORK, Dec. ,, 1854
was deaf for several years, and hearing Of the great
performed by DIR. Won Ei.enbers induced TO place
s under HE care and happy to state tha, my hear
ing entirely restored acr shOr; treatment. Twas also
offering from chronic ea,arrh OF which also cured by
the skiu Of Dr. Won Eiseibcrg do bn justice
to the Doctor by stating that in treating he displayed that
xiii and knowledge which have already procured for him such
deserved reputation and tina; the principles which direct hs
system Of curing Deafness and Caa such render
in my opinion. Many months have passed
since Dr. Won Esenbes restored my herring and continues
s. good ss ever. q. HOPhlNS.
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Gray Hair Restored.
Badness PHENENTED.
CRAY HAIR RESTORED.
fr Nor A Dys

GRAY Hair Restored.
Badness PHENENTED.
CRAY HAIR RESTORED.
Ir Is Nor DYs
LONDON HAIR Colon hRsroRER AND DRESSING"
LONDON HAIR Color REsTORgR AND DRESSING"
"LosDos HAIR Colon RssToRER AND DRsssISa"
The ouy known hestoTer of Color aud
PERFECT HAlRDRES5ING COMBINED.
Price 80 cents, bottles, ~ 20.
The only attesed article that viii absolutely restore the
Han gna color and beauty causing II where
has fallen of become Thin. Sold by hEGEMAN CO.,
Nos. 2yJ, 500 5ll. end $50 Broadway, y. \.
Metropolitan Fair.ln consequence Of an unavoidable
aud peced enlargement Of the plans Of the Managers OF
the METROPOLITAN FAIR, It's Opening is POSTPONED
until MONDAY, Apr4.
GEO. GRISWOLD GRAY JULIA X. FISH
Ckrnu. Gentcicus Com. President LADIES' Exec. Com
RICHARD dRAsr WHITE. ELIZABETH w SHEawooD.
Sec. Geutenens Exec Com. Secntary Ladies Exec Com
"Ice-C old 'o,-iurp,'-" Keen Dsggprs Of the North
ind.'' Demon OF the Air. showers Of Shrek
ing ho,ng morning. Sing through the creyices OF your
brdroorn wIndOws 80 IT'S horrible nj Tribune, I'D.
Wen then. why DO ne you -
BROWNIES METALLIC WEATHER STRIPS
and WINDOW BANDS which exclude cold wind rain, and
dust FROM doors and windows They onehsi The fuel
stop the rafting Of sashcs and warranted good for tive
year-. Local agents wanted everywhere. Address the
PATENT METALLIC WEATHER STRIP Co.,
No. GA Broadway,
Corner Of Bleecker-st.
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guerial Notires.
Union General Committee.

Union General Committee.
An adjourned meeting Of the UNION GENERAL COM
MITrEE Of the City and County Of New viii Be held
way at o'clock. RUFUS y. ANDREWS. President
n in II wooD', Secretaries. .r.
Ear.Rings and Pins, New styles.-TM0. THREE.
FIVE EIGHT, TEN, FfFTEES. TWENTY-FIVE.
THIRTY 70 sEVENTY-FIyE DOLLARS a set
For sale by GEO C. ALLEN. No. as Broadway.
one door below Cspsls-. fovmery No. IL Wsna
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yIAREsIE ID.

LEGGETT-ACKER--Atk kalamazoo Mich, on Thur'dsy;
Wsych "a the Rev Mr. Parsons Francis W. Legge Of
New.York md Laura L. AckeT Of the former place. No
cards
CHRONOLOGICAL Worcester, Mass on Tlursasy,
March 2. bv the Rev Dr. Hi assisted by the Rey. Henry
" brown, George W. Kyerson, Captain b4d Regiment,
y Vols 20 Saah D. eldest daughter of Mary h. aud the
late Albert Brown Of Worcester.
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READ NEW TESTIMONY OF CATAERH CURED.
have been suffering ioS long time from severe Cs,suh
with continual dune. in my head, ,ishnsss my
chest weight my eyes which weak ws'ery and
very psinfol Ny noIs constantly ob,rnctcd with
pouring Gud. lad ne uent sneozns hoarIeness OF my
voice often attended with n,lhess OF my throat ges,
ne's una -atnual dropping Dr. Won Eehberg hss cured
ine Of al thee d'asrcesbls suerns Lay indeed that
feel life. The OF d.. Won EisenbcIs Is as
'Ai''' NV - . i' a IN my opinion, impossible 10
OVERSIZE the benefit have rcce'ed IBIS hsntL nc-ruy
co.anud any suffering so myof to place Themselves
under Dr. Won EiscpbeTss care, with certainty OF being
speedily cured W. 5. HUICHlNs'
Lightning CAleua,or,
Barnnn's Museum
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posrox 10Th Nov. 1862.
fAdyertisemen,.]

CEDAR CAMpHog-No Common Camphor
gum NOT crude Cauphor but True CEDAR Ccmphor-is
a defense against Moths in Furs or Wooens sold
by all Druggists. HARRIS & CHAPMAN, Boston have
exclusive right TO make IL.
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=. The GREAT SPRING liAT.-KNox is cOntented
ibis customers happy. Those who delight in things beau
m have their grsGcd nd Tire economical eyince their
approval All resung the that has attended the
introduction STYYE OF Hat which In beauty
and excellence has been eGusled Thoe who want
handsome and becoming HAT seek for it at Ksoxs. No
2i2 Droaiyay
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MOTIONS GOLD PENS are now sold a, the

MOTIONS GOLD PENS are now sold at the
prices before the Of the war This IL
entirely owing the Manufacturers improvements in
chnery hs prcsenarge Retail Business and Cash In Advance
System for until he commenced a1vertisns his business was
done ON Credi, and strictly ruth fhe Trade.
The Morton Gold Pens the only sold Of old prices,
sshe makers Of all other god pens charge the Premium the
Gold Government Tax &c but Morton in changed
his prices, Wholesale or Retail
Ofhe great numbers sent by mo to AL parts Of the world
during the past few years ono in atousand has failed TO
reach It's destination in safety; showing tia. the Morton Gold
Pen be obtained by any in part oil tho world
1T the same price postage only excepted.
Reader you have enduring always ready and reliable
Gold Pen exactly adapted your hand aud style of writing.
which will do your writing vastly cheaper than Steel Pens and
the present almost universal Hs Pressure Price Of every
thing you have Morton Gold Pen cheaper in proportion
the labor spent upon and material used than any other
Gold Pen in the World /! you want one, the Pen Ia
Mghter than ihe Sword" IN another column.
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The Peruvian Syrup.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP

Supplies the Blood with its Vital Principle, or
Life Element, IRON
infnsng strength and all parts of the system
For DYSPEPSIA. DEBILITY, and FEMALE WEAK
NESSES, IL Is specific. Pamphlets free.
Depot, No. f9l broadway. J.P. DlNSNORE.
For sale by oil Druggists
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GESiS's, No. BIB BROADWAY.
NEW FEATrRrs l.; THE LAT TRADE.

" '
The facilities Afforded by the largest and most convenient
hH in America having heon urncd to the best account
;hs Spring BY the introduction Of improvements tue
subscriber enabled to present assortment OF over
One ITyDRED STYLES,
each occunying separate compartment and the whole
,he cOupe" reflex OF he hat fashions OF
world or IN and both that has ever been
hbited il, this country.
Instead Of going into details. which after all would convey
but ccbe idea Of The variety his stock hc invites the
public to spo it, II there anything fashionable. tasteful
md elegant IN the wfy Of outdoor coverings for the head
which 2 doe not ncui" he Il not OF The omission
nd should -loh omission exit IL is 10 be supplied
he j. continually the qu vye for dashins and attractive
novelties.
The departments fhe cstab hren are thoroughly sys
tented aud il believed that RgPsgs sNTATiv. HAT
SToEH il 10 GuTp@ anywhere either at hoe or abroad
GESiS No. 53 Broadway
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The SUDDEN CnANGE OF WEArIIKR we or,

experiencing renders s trying for persons with
delicate lungs Coughs and Colds exceedingly prevalent
foundation many fatal Of pulmonary disorder
being laid Let the afflicted remember in theiT trou
bss, ha prompt resort 10 Dr. D. JArSEs ExrgcTo-
RANT in the early STAGES Of all doasas OF the respiratory
all appreenions Of danger snd that
coughs colds and hoarsene.s efeciusy and speedily
cured by this standard remedy. An Dr. d. Jayne Sons
family medicine sold by kITCHnS, Tyler Co. No.
l Chauberss, and No. Hudsonst aud By druggists gen.
eiallv.
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Readings Russia Saive,
REDDINU'5 RUSSIA SALVE,
REDDINGiS RUSSIA SALYE.
REDDlNGS RUSSIA SALVE,
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE,
REDDlNG'S RUSSIA SALYE,
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Ia. fully established the superiority of this Save al
others. - 800 -
Il cures all kinds of SORES CUTS scALDs BURNS,
BOlLS, ULCERS. SALT RHEUM, ERYSIPELAS, SITES,
PILES CORNS SORE LIPS, SORE EYES, &C, &C., 6c..
rerlorng The pain and reducing The most angry looking
.0eiiing, aad Inflammation az Uby magic.
For sale by
j. Z. DINSMORE, No. AL broadway, New.York.
s w. FOWLE & Co., No Ia Tremon.st Boston,
and by all Druggists and country storekeepers
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Chandeliers md Gas Fixtures.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-SAyISG OF 20 PER CENT.
The MANUFACTURERS Of CHANDELIERS aud GAS
FIXTURES having this day given notice OF advance Of
prices the Of per cent, take pleasure in assuring
the public that WE WILL CONTINUE TO SELL AF
FORMER PRICES fne Spring assortment. having been
nearly all made uy before the recent advance.
Purchasers would do well give their orders onos.
and when required will book the for delivery in
April or May. -
T.. V. HAUGHWOUT G. Co.,
Nos. ASS, 400 ana 492 BROADWAY,
. corner Broome-H.
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Mattresses /.
Nc. 700 BRoADwAT-7O6.

Watches and Jeweiry o,,ovs
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
For sale by
GEO c. ALLEN, No. as Broadway.
One door below Canal st., formerly No. III Wan ST.
Metropolitan FAIR
Twenty. Regimen, Annoy lithst, near 6,hav"
Contributors earnestly requested to send In their goods
without delay with memorandum stating their character and
value and whether for sale exhibition only. They should
BE- marked above, aud consigned 10 John NJ freeman,
Agent, and VIII be received between 10 m and I p m
Patents. Patents! Patents:
Messrn MUM Co, publishers Of "THE SciENTlFiC
AMERICAN continue act Ahorneys ior securing Ia
tents for new Invention. In this and all foreign countries
Messrs MUM Co. have had seventeen years expert
IN soliciting patents and have acted as attorneys for more
than ~. 0t0 inventors
Pamphlets containing the Patent Laws and other important
information for iny-ntors furnished, nee on appicston
81 Psrkrov ~ Y, snd 7th-s's Washington ID. C.
Ladies', Gilt Combs-New StyiesmFRoM PARIS
TWO. THREE, FOUR, SIX, EIGHT TIN, AND FIJI
TEEN DOLLARS each.
No. as Broadway one door below Canal st.
Post-Ofice Notice. The MAILS for GREAT
BREMEN, per steamer HANSA, and for IRELAND.
vi, QUEENSTOWN per steamer EDlNBUR0H will close
TIL. Office SATURDAY the 10Th day or March, at 10y
O'clock and at the UPTOWN stations follows: STA
ton. A and Ii, 10 M. Stations and d. u Stations
T. and r. 81 a. M; Station g. "a. M. -
The Army vaiise Now Ready.-The most durable
vslse ever mode for hard service.
AT No. 80 BROADWAY
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The Army vaiise Now Ready.-The most durable
Yslise ever mode for hard service.
AT No. 80 BROADWAY.
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FROM ALBANY.
The Harlem BilI-suppiy RilI-Code
Amendments.
THE HARLEM BILL.

FROM Our Speoial Correspondent. =
ALBANY, March 25, 1864
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Prof. ALE. @. EAREY,s TaIoornEnors oa M.

ARMIES SOLDIERS The BOARD Of SUR
eBoSs ard the SUaCRoS-GEsERAI- L. = A. have given
spcca communications To- the PALsFK Ann, aud
authorized is manufacture The lSvEsToE will give fat in
formation. PALMER" Legs also. OFFICES PHILADELPHIA
NV. YORK., BosToS. Address h. PRANK, FALaER,
Sgr1eon- Arfist,
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Eew.YoIs, jan. II.