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MnrrIrd.
rsra,ar q, lin Hrookyn, on saturday cvaAinx,
Nay Il, by Rev. IL v. Bsbsock, PmtAr Fspsca " JANE
=. atAesE. a.. !
10 q the residence OF ths brses psreas ~ M sS
vather KeeGau. Mr. Joss FIrzsfIaAa 10 hss SksAs a.
CARron, both of Brooklyn.
Horxayp-- 1osSso~.-on Wednesday, Aprs 70, ny tbs
Rev Janice Mieit. At the brides residence Mr. ysHxa
NJ HoLIAslo 70 Aiss MARiHA ASss EoTsSsos tNh |" ms
city. - - . =.
IsmsA--BsAmrssr.-- thursday. Mar 10, II =.
siepbcAs church. BY ths Row. III Camnngs assisted by
the y.sv ]. orseuigo, ALFRED Esnx LAnEss 70 rassa
PgAreAII, daughter of the late samuel Bradhurs
EtSx Al Jersey tity, NJ /, on Weuaea-
dsT December IA, 1891, hy the REV. Wan Corhi.,
L. Maxwv MCKENZIE formerly VI PRINCE Nd Ssrds lseau
nox slccsssor Of Dr. T. q Fitch NO. w Broadway, 70
May b. EARN, Of Providence, X 81. Jo"ns pspsrs
wAfL.ss = Coyis - On Friday ssenng, Nay 20. by
the Rev. NJ. LOOMS, J. ALyaa wAiaA.s, " tho One
H".area sad Pift,ssa Nsw Yosk volunteers. W h'ss
Eaa4 Coas. o. Poaguksorss.
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The Capture OF the Young Renubfic.
From the New Hnyen Journal, May I'll

Assistant Engineer J. NJ Wheeler, from Oxford, at
tbo city Iaet evening having arrived Ia Boston Thursday
board the rebel steamer Young Republic, captured
following particulars concerning the chase and capture or
sbs spsndd vessel appears that tho officers OF the
Grsna au saw we ouDs snnnnE I.o M
that rebel forts fired sautes as she steamed up the
river On the afternoon OF the 9th the same steamer,
and os,rhorsd near the rebel forts. 10 ensios
her oas Csssan Ransom, Of the Grand Gulf,
!: dsysas end Sscsssrsa tho Sootsds runner
FAR out 10 He confident Of being able 10 over
~sa leo .. sSfes pssS Ransom
throwseg his hupdrcpouud SHE'LL aud AT the same time
sns sn SS wss ~ rpre n pe rs,sr
Mr.. wseser ssstcs that for the ,ss thirty llss they
passsd scs two o. three hundred bales Of cotton which
Grsaa as gassd gradually, constituting her firing The
rebel cspiaa cou ID DO distinctly seen standing upon
the top q oas q sse paddle baxss giving his orders
smooth and tho valuable prize before Thorn made the
the captain Of the Young Republic that he must be
tured aud be orders for general destruction Of por
perry, bat ssli continued hs course. Then the scene
that followed particularly aggravating The rebels
commenced throwing over thing Of value cotton
furniture, slycrwsre hose. pump handles. barrels &c
Captain Ransom concluded there would be bot
Itils oft FOR him, unless he checked the enemy At
was 10 position 10 give her old fashioned broad.
sdc Tho rebel captain knew what he might ect, and
~ case Up " mast
shs Unilod states guuboat Grand Gulf Captain harris,
Of the former had dssgned blowing up bis ship To
oomplish this 10 had fastened down the safety valve
expecting 10 take 70 the boats and get OF short distance
before the explosion would take place The prompt 40
ton Captan Ransom prevented this though the safety
valve was found closed and fearful head Of steam
on. THO total number Of men on board was forty.
what cotton remained and what they took from the
water Afterwards amounted to go beles. There was
also forty Of tobacco board, together with large
quantity of turpoune The entire cargo IN valued 81
$500 900 ana the steamer 500 COO making ono Of the
richosa prszesof The vessel aspcndd steamer
built brooklyn last year tho engines being made BY
James Murphy, OF the Fulton Iron Works She " hve
hundred ana my eight tons register two hundred and
eighteen fcst long aud thirty feet beam In ccnversa
sion Captain Harrs casually remarked that tho fcdc
rails hSd captured What no took into Wilmington would
have been worth moro 70 them than all the cotton In b
South lie would givo information further than hi
I'D not auuds 70 any cargo, but to passengess u wn
che general tnprossou TIA hs rssrrsd 70 ~ rebel com
.misSioasrs Iron Europe.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

wAmnoros. May 81. 1854
ARRIVAL or FRESH TROOPS.
Several regiments Of troops arrived here to-day
attracting no little attention BY their solderly appear
ance.
Gen. AuGUR GONE 70 TEE FRONT.
Gen. Ausar eft this morning on wish 70 Gen. Grants
army
ARRIVAL OF sHERrnANs cIvALRYMgN.
large number Of shsridaus men, whose horses were
worn out In the raid arrived here for fresh
'aorsas. and arc TO DO immediately fitted out.
- NOMfNAvIoN CONFIRMED M TINS SENATE.
The Senate IA Executive session to-day confirmed the
domination OF Colons Samuel s. Carroll Of the Eighth
Ohio Volunteers and captain OF the Tenh United States
infantry. TO DO brigader general gallant and distn-
suiaied services 10 the eight days. battles tho Wilder
asss and Spotsyvana Court House. He severely aud
perhaps mortaIly wounded.
TIE ARMY RATION.
The ohsoges the army ation proposed by Professor
Horsford and recommended by the Surgeon General
Che Secretary OF War have been officially referred to
Genera Halleck.
COLONEL RUsH's COMMAND.
Colonel Rush has been relieved from the command OF
enc First brigade Veteran Reserve corps assigned
duty Al Alexandria with the Sesond brigade The COM
naand or the First brigade devoves upon Colonel WISE
s 10 addition 70 his duties as Military Governor Of this
district.
A man named Chesowith was arrested here 70. day
charged with being rebel spy. He had been observed
Sor several days about the and
strongly suspected. His confessions to-day we're quite
remarkable, and led to his the Old Capi
FOL 10 await trial by military commission.
DEATHS OF NEW YORK SOLDIERS.
The following New York soldiers have died since our
last roport:-C Millor, Thirty eight regiment; J. H.
Jones, Fhteenth NJ Prentiss, Frst n. c. Ware First
dragooas u. N. Long Forty fourth; N. w. Change For
ey.sixth @. Iounscheck, Sxty.fourth A. wyborn One
Hundred and Forty seventh; S. Sherman One Hundred
and Twenty Fourth, and wm Rounds, One Hundred and
Sixth.
Tho I0tcrnal Revenue Order.
Tssssoav DEPARTMENT, OFFICE INTERNAL REVENUE,
WASHINGTON, May Q, 1854.
Assessors hereby notified that they should proceed
without delay 70 finish tho annual list for 1864 without
waiting for The action Of Congress on the new Tax bill
pending
Tho income tax for 1868 the tar articles schedule
A. and duties licenses must be assessed undor the ex
asting 'Sws and tho returns be obtained appeals
possible.
Applications for licenses must DO taken, the tax as.
1essed under existing laws and the applications must be
For warded 10 the collectors heretofore.
When the tax bill before Congress becomes law due
notice will be given thereof and also or the changes
which sy DO made and the additional duties which may
In the meantime assessors md collectors should pro.
coed To all respects as changes In the existing
Were iu contemplation. III there shall be any sucn
changes, provision will doubtless be made by which tho
uador tho existing laws
JOSEPH J. LEWIS, Commissioner.
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Brauureth's pas, for Ore Hundred n nj
thirIeea etrs have hold their reputation encsry
ness an@ absolute certainty OF opetatnu fact thhy
Admitted TO be the best pursatlvc by all who used
them They are unrvakcd family a,edlcIne
sta loss Of appes habtua costfvencss Pneumatic pans
The head IL acctongot tho kidneys tneedseasea of
R6rcolds iheunatt staehs icsers and disorder arising
gve not their equa among ALI the medsanrs OF ihe DAY
rrfncssI olcs svt Ca.sf street. Bfandsetg ioase. New
York,
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Aguess Fevess, Chal1s and r very Species
Of pakas Incidental A.changs Of water
ccs can be evss9 or prsvensd By the use sf
sole assn - NASSAU street, Nee York; which y the sove
physicians ~ grateful and sfoacous In addition
other curative properties he rench Cosnac Bsrs sGsciu
tIsdrrd asempcrs cspsrescsd by married females
dersnG their nsrs' condssOu Of anguish, nseed
Of biss ssd happiness Gee trial win render them the
ssparAbte conpAnion Of Aacsnats the
snlsymeut Of the conjuHA uAte.
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A City Psfsy.-Two Lovely Youag
girls met IN The csn,ra Park N the morning. both elegantly
CYNTHIA or cd how do feel this morning.
after the dance last night 81 Madame Bonyles paryi
.nioy your.sf ., u. w Emm. nat new S5ssi be-
well looked and locking now: meyer saw such
alteration IA anI human being looked 80 dgnned and
aueepiike where the alteration, dear Emma7 sAd
cyn,h. smiling. and looking indeed lovely
why seams ~ " lace and forehead bad grown
larger ana broader ana that farer
my dear and " wish. willstcl a.secret
foeeead removed yAr Of eyebrows Where they joined
beard Eas Asw'.wbs, magic has worked this trans.
Indicated goap, prepared b. Dr FELIX d0uRAUD and
sod NJ his beAatifnf suabehmeut 80 Broadwayn The
ladies' parted sud doubt not that Emma viii avail herself o.
the most wonderful escqyeU which modsrn science has
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An tho Worla's a stage

And all ths people merely players sarmise tst
large portion o. ths players thereon using
judy popular preparation Cor the toeh Frsgrnut
don't" from the immense demand there that article
Well Y only proves that becoming wiser
every day, for II truly all that
most delightful convenient and eiacos besutlier
prcserver OF tho teeth the world produced,
soid by all druggists and perfunisrs anj by HALr,
RUCKEL. Proprielors sl8 Grseaw oh slsrct Ne~ Yo.s
Proo u ocats per bottle
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The runeral OF Major Osnerat Wads-
worth.

The raneral OF Major General Wads-
worth.
CExnsEo, N. r., May 81, 1854.
Tho funeral Of the late deeply lamentsd and sasot
General wadsworh taking place in this village OF
his long residence.
The village shows by every outward sign the xres,
action which has fallen upon 1t. Every place Of bust
ness ID closed and funeral wreaths hung upon the
doors, balconies ana windows, and the people oil the
streets and doorstsps and every standpoint from which
The osg and solsmu procession can b. viewed a. Il
passse Its way 70 the humble village church aad to
the modes, rival cemetery.
Tho obsequies unprstsntious they arc solemn
mo thousands who live here and the hundreds who
coms from abroad 10 pay the ast hcners to the dis.
tnguished dead sincere Tho evidences Of
these too manifest to DO mistaken. The delegation
from Rochester numbers oryGvs PERSONS composed Of
citizens who fully represent the sentiments Of the people
OF that city towards the deceased.
Tho remnants Of the brave Twenty nrst regiment who
served under General wadsworth 10 many battles about
sixty In number, have here from Buffalo, with their
rsgmenta coors and band and form the escort to the
remains OF the bravo and lamentsd soldier.
Adjutan& General Spragse. Hon. Augustus Frank. Or.
Mcmillan, u A., and other persons Of distinguished
stations, also hare 70 pay last sad ribute TO tbs
gallant dead. 4sl tt so8 &s16a&a.sl
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A shower or Straws.
s''A'. nos d''' Ssn II ss"fTr afs 2 'a''s'

H1 Brosdway (9A Nicholss BoisD
ths stock comprises ~ Ne nov Paris slyes or sLav
Zoe gentlemen MD boys with variety og
FANCY sttAws misses aud infAnA The straw cepsr
ncnt ~ Nh's cspscious hist eslbsbnent (ha
Amsri2AD ptescnfst cor pNa~
INTERNATIONAL ExPOBStIun,
~uarA>ng ss e Ne Ire s~seaSAcilxs& ~ hs
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Royal Havana Lsttery.-Forty Per
cent premium paid FOR Prizes Information furnished
The Highest rates paid for douboous aud all kinds OF gold
and silver TAILOR co, BAnksrS, 10 Wall stgeet.
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Driifsunt nus rowcr<ui Eay eus Wight
Double Perspectfys 0tasscs FOR the Ged.
assortment az SEMMvSS
Oc0uss 0p,iciaa G69s Broadway unds, Lsfsrss House
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Address "a 0mok ers.-POiiak ~ Sons,
aserschanm Manufacturers BruDue street
10 6gs Broadway Fourth street Wa ssAe and raAaa
Pipes cnL 10 order and repaired.
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Batrheser's Hatr by c~The Hest In tps
world Harmless Reliable i1atanfsu sous. Tho only psc.
frc5e. Solibv all druggista rarorys Bass;ay ,s
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CuMberisr So Givcs n Ffme RctfsAe
20 the variousg pre- Hshes oil meats pctcs
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PRICES Cashed ia All LegaIixed Lotts.
riss and Information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN,
Brokers'. ~ Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
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tiEvEfAyp, Nay q, 1885
One ear Of the express train from the north, the
Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad thrown
Oh the track, Crcstiiue, this morning. Mr.. 10 w.t.
of the nrn Of Youngtins lie Witt vof Cleveland, was
killed, and number Of others pjured-pope seriously.
All brought here.
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Cemetery Esnbr q fat nts, bouquet
Vrs svg Crosfs Mausoean,s single Grave Enclosures
H'roratr sud csa tron Rafting 81 description
Cukat q co. 5a Roadway,
Opposite at 9'Eio.eL
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Prizes Cashed I'm Au LegaiiZed Lotte-
rtes G. JOHNSON, lao Prince street
between Lanreus aud Wooster.
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Prizes Cashed I'm all Legalized Lot
t.res COUNTS ocs D North William street. up stairs
Il
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France. Ellis d Co.-Ma ayers.
LrsaAsv. kxrRA CsAs S7--May II, 1854
&c, IS, 10, IL, Al, 10, z, Ga, rs, ~, 8, ~.
Class ss-aay Il. issa
g. 2, 76, ., IS, 8, II, 55, Is. 81, 20, Is, 10, SO
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DARsuaY, Conn.,, Nay 81, 1884.
The depot OF the Danbury and Norwaik Railroad 10 THE
place entered last night by panel or the
door. The safe was blown open aud robbed Of about SIX
hundred dollars.
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Carte Dc vIsstes by Vaughan 22 3 TEsw-
sosup redget se civ lilo sits ~ unit.
suited. Proofs shown.
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rteservcrs 20 strengthen and Improve srh OF and
young ~ day aud night with0l. fatigue Hi.aly
secomnenaed ~ nc medical fsc,i'ty SEMMOaS,
OccutsE opticsp 669y Broa8Svay opposite Doad street.
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T'rtxes Cashed and Informa alton Fur
nished In all i~gaiyed lotteries
ALEcK 4 CO., Brokers, 70 and 26 Pine street, N. Z.
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LATER FROM CHARLESTON.

rmhprLraLA. Msv n 1884.
Tho steamsr Massachusetts,. Lieut. Welsh isas arrived
here from che South Atlantic squadron. vt- Hampton
Roads. She tsts Charleston the evening tao nth
instant.
TherS fghting going at Charleston.
The Only attack made by two Monitors gotrs up
and Smelling Fort Sumter.
Inc Nav Ironsidss has not bsea 10 action lately
The Massachusetts, has nearly four huadrcd passengor
comprising officers. isvalids and discharged men.
she also Brought up two Monitor smokestscks. como
deck plates. torpedo from ST. John's river, Ffs .
broken shots from decks OF the iron clads and
other curosit for exhibition at the Sanitary Fair
held in this city
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CaaRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.


WASHINGTON, May q, 1854
TIE NEW SENATOR FROM ARKANSAS.
Mr. LAss, (rep) Of Kansas presented the credentials
q VIM. H. Hanback, elected Senator from Arkansas by
che General Assembly Of that State the 9th Of May
1854 10 all ths aoexrired term Of Mr.. Sebastian.
Mr.. sAuissUav (opp) Of DEL, suggested that the
aeaials should ~ referred 10 the judiciary Committee
10 inquire uto the validity Of The election and said that
II other Senator did 50 no should move, on Monday
thai the credentials be referred to that committee
Mr. CossEse, (rcp) o. CAL, then entered motion to
refer the credentials 10 the judiciary Committee and
tho suggestion OF Mr. Lane, Of Kansas ~ consideration
Was postponed until Monday.
COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC BrrLDM0s.
Mr. FO0v rep OF W., called up the bill relating TO
sno oce II Commissioner Of Public Buildings, which
pOetponsd.
=. f~rSN r9H rAerfc RAILROAD
thon debated ITS details during the remainder OF
the day sssscu and various amendments adopted
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
At out O'Clock the senate went into executive session,
and the opening u the doors I'D burned.
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BesutffuI mpiexiOm. --Laard's
Bloom OF Youth supssses everything preserng sai
eesufytng the complexion An1 ski0 ~ bvoad~sy ana
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Cri~fntVoro's Tyasr Dye, Preventative
and Wig Dcpet whole sale and -osaNo Aaor Horse.
Tho dye nppli ID BY ski.f,a srtistt
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Murray, Eddy & Co.-Managsrs.
KESrUcKY. BxrRA CLASS ss9--May a, 1885,
Sc, IS, IL, 1, u, AZ, IL, z, 81, Al, 20, 67.
Kssrgoxr Gas, sio-Ny u. 1884,
Sc, CT, 81, I, &c. Sc, 40, CT, Is. AZ, 10, Is, 81.
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The Best brand or Havana Segavs.
"CABfNET,n
imported snd for by L. r. AMsfNCK Co, 81 Broad
street. AZ RETAIL No S35 Broadway RAfN6Rs Fruit aud
WinsS tars
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phe ELr eman's FuNd Insurance Co.
have removed thor onice No. 30 Broadway. This
company insure property u ali nndsagAin Il
loss damage by Gre on favorable Terms any oAsr
reliable company. H. BEECkhAh, Seeretar5
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The Prlvateer Florida.

HALIFAX, May %, 1884
The rebel privateer Florida sailed from Bermuda prior
% the 18th instant cruise and would probably keep
in the track o, American vessels between New York add
Liverpool.
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DIR. Marsh all'a Ga tarrh Snum Cures All
diseases cold In head ID opens aud purgss
out oil distractions. Sold by all druggists
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C0partn0 rsR kp.
have aas,c,xsed self with
J. itikSIlFEi.D, uutev she Arm OF
LEMON IIiRSHFELD
aud have removed from old y3o Become strces
10 the spacious Warehouse
10. 1876 PIE H5. STREET..
where shall be pleased TO old customers and tas
trade generaiiy who rely finding at all all times
complete socs of
SUGARS or ALL rBR rAvoRITE BRANDS
AND LEAF TOBACCO IN livery VARIETY.
l. LEMON
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wiider's Patent saisma nder Safes
The best seprcof Safe in The world. Depot i0o Aaide'
lane,
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Dyspepsia Cured without Fati-Dy DIR
MARSHALL TIA Broadway. Hou~s $40 PM
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Powder MIL Explosion NJ schaghii-
coke, N. r.
Ylvs rnssoxs KILLED AND TWO BUILDINGS NJ
NOLIsuED.

rhs morning, at about haf-past eight O'Clock, an
pisoa took place at the schaghticoke Powder Mills
fourteen mites from this city, completely demols
Ing two buildings and killing five workmen instantly.
The buildings contained about Eve thousand pounds o.
powder. WITCH ready to ship Tor government use.
The amount " loss Is not yet ascertained.
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Deafness. Catarrh, ard All Disoasess
the Bar Throat aud Air Passa9e& saocessfiy treaet
DRS LIGHTitILL. IS st. AArksUsacs
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New. from San Francixco.

News afOfM San FfaMCIMCO.
sta FeArcisoo. May IT, 1864.
There were dae showers last evening.
SAN FRANCISCO, May IS. 1884
The steamer Go'dO City arrived last night.
Tue total vote at the election this city yesterda
IL no The whole peoples Union county ticket is
elected Ths majority in this city was 1880
Storey couny Nevada Territory will give $40, 10
The Sanitary Commission this week.
Nearly 900 contributed the polls 10 this city
yesterday for the Sanitary Commission.
Arrived, bark 0thoiio, from Boston
Arrived ships Charger, FROM Boston Messenger, from
New York; Game Cock frous Newcastle and Avsn from
Hong Kong.
The demand for native viuss has Increased since the
duties on foreign liquors.
More rain fell last night.
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Lottery Tickets Cash ed IN = taOa
given. JOSEPH BATHS, Broker, II wall street room l.
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wigs, roupees, Hair Dye, Hasr Dyetmg
Moiayta Cream. for identifying the HAv. NJ ". 4
BArCKELORS 10 Bond street
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The Great Eastern and tho Atianti
Cable.

Tho Great Eastern 0u0 tho Atlantic
Cable.
We arc authorized by Mr. Cyrus w. Field TO state that
the which has appeared in print that the
steamship Eastern has been sold tho French gov
crnment is untrue The Great Eastern sold by auc.
ton for s25 000 her purchasers being Messrs. Gooch
Barber. Brassey and Others, who have formed . com
pany under tho title Of the Great Ship Company. This
company chartered her to lay the Atlantic cable
before the 3st Of December. 1865, and the cable is
successfully laid they receive ESQ 900 in Of
the Atlantic Telegraph. Company.
Soon after the purchase the Great Eastern her present
owners were addressed bya French nrm asking upon
what sine could be purchased by tho French gov
ernment. Tho response that, after the Atlantic
cable laid, the steamer could DO purchased for
ESQ 000 Nothing further had been received from the
French government upoo the subject up ths time Nc
Field left England.
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Trusses, Elastic stockings. Akc.-MarsI
CO.'S Radical Cure Truss ofos only a. Na 3vsssy srss
LADY attendant
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Dyspepsia Tablets, for Hndfgesfton.
Heartburn &c, pre- pared only by =. q. WILLING, 2H
ccntre street. and sold by druggists generally Fifty cents
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CHRONIC CATAKRH
CURED

CROSS EYE STR IGHTENEO IN ONR MINUTE.
And disease Of the Eve and Ear requiring e.tnes
medical surgical Aid attended To by Dr Won RISEN
BERG. At his consulting looms. 6i6 Broadway, aear
Twelfth
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How does Pm atoms Might Bioominx Ce-
differ from the ordinary floral which has dis
placed. Oniy in . single eer--it 10 wished they are
dished.
Mrs. kalaprop companions oforoua but II ron
compare any other sxtrar. Ger the handkerchief with
PHALUN'S INIMlTABLE NIGHT BLOOMING CBRkUS,
the comparison Is not odoroMn. QNlle The regerse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-22

Eruptions, Freekics, Ptmples, Tan,
SunbuD Flesh Worms aud all 5kn Deformities Cured by
G0uRAUDs Ita,Aa Medca,st Soap, q, his depot No. as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-22

Hontwei the Gentteman's Dress Hat
ter invites tho attention OF his frlan ana s
removal to i7s Broadway. undar Howard oisi,
with =. " STORM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-22

No More Gray fFairs or Bald mes $500
sitaf'on free by Dr. 0RAHDJ8AN, fsrtyave yssrs srp
rencs No. lAslor place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-22

MOody's shirts, Made To Order, with
the improved yoke combating elegance sh comfort an
ensnring perfect at from Yonngs and Richa
oeebsied linen and New York Mli. wamsutta aui osbe
popuiAr nuslius NJ - rs u and - 81
r. W. MOODY. l70 Broadway, Howard Ho.es
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-22

Wiit In Two ana = Halt Minutes, xnd
asp their ia In ,su-Meshs plscsd Dear Cedar toedar
Csmphsr HARRIS CHAPMAN mats this cheap ana
csrtan Camphor for dsfooaog Cloths ana Furs
from moths and KILLERS. Al druggists sell H.