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IN 10 b hoped that hs will put a. END 70 all EFFORTS 70
revive the old corrupt system OF repairing canals undef
euperntendeucy.
BRu PRKFnRup STOCK.
Il 10 now understood that the Senate Ccnmittee on
Railroads win report the bill authorizing the holders OF
the preferred stock the same into common
stock fayQrsbly 70 tho Senate.
s6fpLY anL AND QUARANTINE ooNMsNoSxss
AT the Afternoon OF the Senate the oonedera
tior ~ ths Snpy bill was concluded and the bill ordered
10 third reading The rules were suspended and the
bill read the third time and passed The amount appro
nriatad IN ID IL Increased over amount inserted In the
Assembly from seventy fve to one hundred thousand
dollars The largest item Of increase the insertion Of City
thousapd dollars establish temporary quarantine In
the harbor OF New York. The following names are in
serted as temporary Quar- aEtne Commissioners TO carry
the provision into eHcct-Cyrus Curtis OF New York
R. r. Thomson, OF Brooklyn, and VIM. G. Anderson, of
Richmond county,
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REBEL VIEWS OF TIE COMING CAMPAIGN
A Sweeping Northern Invasion the Ont
Chance 10 the "C0nfcdcracy.n
~ Ca. Dan


We advanced tho opinion in January that, notwith
standing the threatening aspect OF affairs further south,
the grand battle OF the war; and tbs last would be
fought by the army Of Northern visinia and probably
a field north OF the Potomac. Winter st fingers aud
puts on all military movements Of serious
tue, buttbe clans are gathering for the coming conflict
ana By strange concert boh sid,s looking The regon
Of the Potomac TIC h,dt,e for ceysssi. orerdtiops IL
any movement on our part south Of the line OF rennsyI
vana, may be considered aggressive. few weeks will
develop the programme for The spring campaign and
look los something 90 scale o. granaeur that viii be un
10 our mind, 10 Is evidently the policy OF the confede
racy 10 cease from mere defensive warfare. We should
ooecs together scattered force thing vet done
in this wsr-and ty one gvdsd ssifsustanno moremnt
py,s fo-oard AND carry ne inte the ,vmys country.
cut 10 pieces surrounded or driven back IRON sheer
paucity OF numbers And furthermore, i We invade II
enemy feel the hsrdsbips OF war In all s Legitimate
horrors. We have handled the Yankees with kid gloves
ro. has alen unspprocses on ne, sT
ME hearts, aud even been turned TO disadvantage.
whist have been acting the Christian they been
playing the robber the iyraut aud the dexoator We
have endured all this longer than any other people
would have borne Il, and under the provocation
the world aud good morals viii sustain US
and Philadelphia at his mercy year ago.
and spared them both How have his moderation ana
gencrsS besu requiicd let the wrongs Of Morgan aud
the spirits OF murdered people, and the late disbo
plot agains, Richmond and rs nhsosn,s answer the
tious and the homsless, penucss women aud children
o, The West make their response Tho truth e We have
made sad nistsse pestowne all our charity and hui
mainly upor a vilauous, mcrcess zoe, and retaining
q ior their suffering victims among our own peo
pie IL s time that these latter we're claiming some
Thing ot our consideration and protection,
Then let uscdyrv the uar, oih all " aa.addn horrors
a,eay FROM clcn soil % Tie toa o. ne ey incsd.
> army or Northern rigiaid 20 tro hundred thotdad
egeci,re pn pub tim tcar6, and W hem dosolds az
.ey es cud W. shall hov peace cahn ar,y ddys Per.
haps lee too tesder hearted for such nilsson so,
while We would not transfer his commsnd 70 another,
orders.
We need haze ~ fears Of points scuh With seh an army
motra0 smc Pennsvivanid AVID Nso Fork. our small gar
rson with the Home Guards would not only protect the
country but retake every Southern post the mainland
now held ~ The euemy ne IdAr vonid haze use for
her troops enrvhers, and BY rapid movement voc cdw
veddny accomplish oar purpo,,-fakino Bal aud
Weshfroon-before they o. fhe,y
fut " " said that invasion will unto che Mort u and
ma.e tnem too strong fcr Espgetcs aAs p,os,a ns
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p O S L s @ r 1 p T
n0YDAY, APRIL ls-4 A. M.
IMPORTANT rRQa TEE SOUTHWEST


Usssn 1yoOrs Driven from the Big
Is .cE--Fa si4er trom the Red River
Ex uedstoR.- the Recent Fight at Ross-
s,lie, de-, d,
Tia sseamer Swan hss arrived here from New Orleans
~hh cao hundred and nty bales Of cotton for ST. Louis
e. ocers report that tho rebel force under Gen. West
Adams srevs troops from the Big Black week ago
and took several hundred prisoners.
Tho steamer Hope passed hero to-day with largo cargo
grocsros and Ave hundred fifty bales Of cotton for
s.. icus She was feed into By guerlIas when fifteen
M o. above Memphis. The fire returned, dispensing
the rebels
The steamer Liberty also passed hero to-day for Louis
vile with four hundred and eleven bales OF cotea.
Tho steamer Ike Hammett, from Alexandria, Red
river, on ths % inst arrived hero to-day, with four
more guns from Fort Do Russey also two barges, cou
tanning eight hundred bales cotton przes TO the navy
Four thousand bales OF cotton reported 10 be the
Black and Yaxoo rivers.
The gunboats Avcngsr, Ouachita. Chschitin sad La.
fayette have gone up these 10 this cotton
and tive other guuboats have been ordered 10 assist
them. and ten sunboas up the Red river This &C.
counts for guasoss being at Fort Pillow at the
time the rebels attacked W
Tho Rcd river Ia rtsing
Tho steamer Golden Gate from Memphis for fort Phi,
low laden With aud private freight akon
possession OF by gueFas the night OF the 18th inst
at Bradloys Landing, fifteen miles above Memphis. The
boat passengers and ri1ed OF everything.
Tho steamer Chester fred into Augusta, the
White river, few days ego. and was killed and
three wounded.
All approaching the shore above Duvais arc
6red into.
Tie aght at Roas vile, referred to in previous des
patch lasted four hours Seven hundred bales OF cotton
| were placed on board steamer during tho fight.
An affidavit taken herc declares that the Quartermaser
OF the Thirteenth Tennessee cavalry was. while living
nailed 70 board by the rebes and throwa into the
| names Of q burning building at Fort Pillow.
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absurdfsv OF nd opMton All ne Yarkees hat intesd %
feM ara otready IN s field and instead of resstnG the
remsnlns population vii quail before The advance On ou
Nor .ru impede Ae pvssres sf the peaos party ct Ms
rS1 .sou b n ~ % 81 ns
By ourselves. when have our people been SO dis
the hour of disaster when the iron heel Of the oppreo
and the personal hardships OF war were by large
bod OF inhabitants IL is sacrifice aud the keen
pangs OF losses sustained that incline TO Cessation
OF strife except whom peace must be accompanied with
worse horrors than war; az is the case with our own co
But We dismiss the SUBJECT hoping that our govern
ment will have both the wisdom and tho nerve TO give
terrible energy 10 tue future OF armies
From the Montgomery (Ala.) Mail.I
Early in the coming spring pas our trans As's-s'u
army De must tnpods Missouri, and Nth Genera te.L
army ue must inrode Ohio and Nth Grerat Joaet,ns
army through KENTUCKY and sr>sscs tnto rrhff1
and Illinois. without this, remain At hos,o. aad
attempt 10 defend Thousand points from tn nsard
attacks from an ener,y commandug our ., shoard AID
navgabe rivers, with sape Ger ragae ring their
armies where they choose. ADJ With every - " our
territory assailsole o. c~sai ssids, ca G'ie Wt
be ra'sted, cs'd Talnlf o'J-tcs gSf Ted 2'ogs~
Let US invade shem nth our whole tofc-; Missouri,
Kentucky, hary,ha and me ",otfshafs" oss fas4ear
rdnks We io6r fgot, rt'a,sn ds ro'' iot US 80 sno
take what ntei III. army vii. receive tho order
Forward to thu North.' with shout fhere let them
stay until our ru; s Afsrs cry Tor peace Bder ave
there, ,oih h.,d binarsrs here errsrs ~
chains The best ro,sc'ipn give thosc we leave
behind will b. 70 go the nepess vi che North ~ hos
tages in pows'.
II trans Asssssppt I'd, anoes upon St Louis,
and the Virginia " ry UNA rtsbnt and Ohio and Penn
aylvania unless tho sU.e fsicra army 10 Withdrawn
from the South 10 dolcnd Olio and Missouri Pttsbuxg,
Cincinnati and Chicago ~ os csptured by Gen. Leo, ssd
Ohio Indiana aud linois viii be BY forces,
and Missouri will BIO rescued But II tho federal
army should be withdraw II certainly will be--or
snd Psburs
advance TO the Ohio, and nbs TenLessee end Ren-
lucky 1t 10 perfectly clear 70 my ID that hs Evasion
Of the North will ohect these prime o,,o3ts
l. viii free the whole South from tho rcseaoe OF the
federal army. Tho militia, earrisons and our Goopf
against the small force they may have 70 harrass IT,
g. II win supply US with all the horses, equipments
clothing and articles OF every kind needed by soldiers
s. The retastory infioton Of the horrors OF viii
make tho North desire peace and make foreign nations
that have the power to annoy enemy and dis
pose them 70 recognise
4. II viii double our army instead Of depicting t.
8. II viii end tho war In our favor In one year.
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General Grant q I'D the Now Regime OF
tho Army.
from the Washington correspondence Of tho Milwaukee


There has been most extensive opening OF Dyes
among the staff and other officers OF the Army OF the Pc
tomac since General Grant assumed command Of that
army The fest thing no did TO intimate that stat
officers must spend less tno IN Washington the next
that tho balls in camp must be given up; then came an
indication that transportation would not DO furnished for
articles OF luxury for the camp then came the order
picket and one after another OF the dcleterious
customs and practices or tho to be done away
with, and the primitive simplicity OF camp lite intro
duced Go on. General Grant. Bandbox officers viii
but brave and earnest men will rejoice al your
admirable conception Of what soldiers lie should be-
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A CHALLENGE TO TEST.
A CHALLENGE TO TEST.
4 MakMsSSk e e 5 5Es7.
A CUAI,I,kEGE tn TEIT

We that any preparations FOR the hair
10 the nRrke R advertised 10 do nearly the thngs
Aid h ms pubclwould be unable 70 Judge from the advcs
alone which genuine We therefore publish.
challenge which has besn published
many the Herald and throughout the country and
has .-
NEVER BEEN ACCEPTED,
well known citilens, disDterested ana of
questioned integrity appoint to the proprietor Of each
preparation restorative TO restore the hair TO It's color
Zach proprietor HIS preparation and tho
nothing else during the trial certificate Of the result 10
be widely published 81 the expense OF tho unsuccessful com
petitors. .
will he pcrcsived from the foregoing that we really
mertorous article that II In the greatest hum
bug Of the We appyn a our rooms and any perssA
there be satisfied which Of the II Is We bring
the ORIGINAL color In eight application nt the very NEST
H0fTS MIENkHAHA HAIR GLOSS.
Superior 70 any hsirdressiDg IN the market
HofTs IMPERIAL CoLORTNG CKkAM
An aluable dressing whIskcrs Changes light eu1
red hair = beautiful brown black. Sold everywhere
JOSEPH HOYTk 90. No 10 Universally place,
Etgbt atrc~< n n
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IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.

SKI rsnish and Defeat OF tho Rebels-Thc
Rebels Supposed to be Failing Back.
So, sc.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, April II, 1854
On Thursday Colonel Gallup, while failing back 70 get
an advantageous position attacked thousand rebels
killing and wovndiug twenty i've, Including rebel
colops aud capturing ty rcbels. hundred horses.
and two hundred saddles.
Near Seibyville the rebel advance ran into Colonel
Truc's advance, which going from west Liberty 70
selbyville, and which captured six rebels and then
pressed forward to join Colonel Gallup
Forty citizens Of Bonneville whipped seventy Ave Of
Grsy's guerlias.
reported there rebels in Perry B.esthil
counties. whesbury, in the interior OF latter county,
has been evacuated by the rete forces thereJk May
their colonel having ordered them to reinforce the rebel
force under Colonel wards noar Piketon.
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Court Cnlcuanr-Thts Dsy.

SurRKMs Couur-CRcUn Part l-Adjournod to v cdnes.
DAY Goth instant. Part 2Nos. 1926 1885, 1890 1901
4o6 68S 1926 1906 392 4T3 $780, S92. A04 1926, 500,
l248 GIG, $780, 1879 1906. Part 3-Nos 68 800 1925,
1861 813 1911 14S9 500 sos 1863 1926 GIT ITO li1e,
1853, 1909, 1911, 1913, 1915, 1891
SUPERIOR CouRT-Trial Term.-Part mo, made up
Part Case on.
CouRr ov COMMON PrxAs-Genersl Term.-Trial Term
adjourned.
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does claim to hair come in whore 1t has One
fallen (nothng will that whatever may be adversca
to the contrary but win arrest IT, falling ops nn
hair soft and silky cleanse and the scalp OF az impuT
and humprs. and ENTIRELY CURE HhADACHk: hsn
VOrSNESs. AND CTHER BAD EfFKCTS TX rnr-
ylOUS USE OF PREPARATIONS CONTAINING SUI
PHUR. SUGAR or LEAD. g. II require. no sosplnG
washing and hours for tia application nor VIII crock OF
smut ia easily applied and wiped from the SKIN NJ ~
dressing Ii restores the natural shading one nan
another which gives life appearance nsad OF tne
dull uniform black Of dyes that the mos critical observer
Aalac iha
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Messra MUM 4 %. publishers OF the SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN continue 10 for securing Pc
tents for Inventions in this and all foreign counrieA
Messrs Mum Co. have had yrar5 experiences
IN solcting Psen and have acted Attorneys for oss
Psmph cts contsn,ng the Patent Laws and other impor
tant Inflammation inyenors furnished free apptc
tan ConsnnAtion and advice free. Address
- MUM x CO. 81 Park row. Now York,
Corner r AMI Seventh streets Washington. ID o.
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Hernia or Eupture Cured by DR..
MARSH S Radical Cure Truss. This Truss has received
the the most eminent of this country
and or Europe Il IL simple anu easily adjused and tie
can be graduated BY tho patient II will support
most complicated OF rupture will
I, the wesrer have also on hand Marshs Abdominal
Supporters Silk Elastic Stockings, Knee Caps Shoulder
Braces. Suspense Bandsges. &c
MARSH BROTHERS, corner Of broadway and Ann street.
under Barnums Museum.
Omen from 7 A. NJ till QP M
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Arrival or the Steamship

Arrival OF tho Steamship Glasgow.
Tho steamship Glasgow Captain Sill, from Liverpool
the I'd and Queenstown 4th inst, arrived this
port about -four O'Clock this morning
The sdvices by tho Glasgow day later than
those By the Asia at BastoD.
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Protection from Burglars.

The ROTARY LOCK. for banks and hal doors o.
dwelling houses affords perieci security against burglars
VALENTINE BUTLER.
Pa,entccs and Sole Manufacturers.
IL and 80 Walker street third door east OF Hroaiwsy
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Nedicaed Compound Tor prescribing restoring and bean
the hair crnd eating Hcut aud dandrd preventing
bsdness gay curing disease OF the sNn glands
and m sros salt rrHr pinpes. chi0siu &c J.
chars. rheumatism. snengs sore throat &c, giving Ia
stant of btusea sprans Gurns acadia
&c Price 25 Sod by all druggists throughout the
world. rrncipnl onice 81 Penrl stree. n. Y.
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z. Il. simmons 81 CO.-Managers.
SBxLBY. BxrRA Class l3s-Aprl l6, 1885,
80, Ga, 68, IL, 81, ~, ~, 10. 80. %, Ii, 3, "a.
CLAis lsi-Aprl i6. 1885,.
81, Q, is. 70. SO, 4. 25, 40, 6S, 2, 90, &c, sc.
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JapOnieG-CeTtaiu but Harmless Hatr
Restorative Of the Societs Hygcpique OF New Tork-5o
cents and 81 Sold by all dfuggss and a. the depot 10
Chambers
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GENERAL BUFFERS DEPARTMENT.
Arrival or Nearly SIX Hundred Released
Union Prisoners.
FORTRESS MONROE Aprii IT. 1854

Arrival or Nearly SIX Hundred Released
Union Prisoners.
FORTRESS AoSxos. April IT, 1854
The steamers New York and Express have arrived
with Ave hundred and sixty three sck and wounded In
GLIDING the following officers Assistant Surgeon Ranne
not Seventy fifth Illinois Volunteers; Surgeon Devendor
Forty eighth New York. and Captain Dotent Fourteenth
Connecticut.
Three died and buried here. viz--John
Thompson, Thrty-third ohio: David Dodge, One Hun.
dreth ohio; E. Pelmsr, Fourth Kentucky.
The remains OF Lieut.. c. D. Forsyth, who accident
ally shot In the Libby prison, were brought down and
left here. Captain shaw ana two men captured the
tug Titan also came down. The sick taken Bat
moro.
Medical Inspector johnson leaves here the New York.
Eight bushwhackers captured on Cobb's Island,
the Eastern Shore at two O'Clock in the morning.
Captain Chambers Of the First loyal Virginia regiment
They brought to the military prison at this place.
Our Portsmouth Correspondence.
PORTSMOUTH, April Is, 1884.
TIE
For several weeks past the negro cavalry pickes sta
toned neghborhood Of Suffolk have been constant
~ annoyed by the rebel cavalry Of Ransom's command
Last night sixty shots exchanged with the
pckets and this morning large force Of cavalry sup
ported by artillery and infantry, sent 10 Suffolk to
drive back the rebels but found that they had succeeded
in enectng their retreat.
is without doubt the unanimous belief OF the inhabi-
tsnts and 10 probable that much Of the annoyance
psrenced by the ooored cavalry caused BY the citizens
a credtablo that petition signed by tho In
habants calling the rebel General Ransom 10 garrison
tho town. This fact we'll known that IL excites con-
siderable surprise that such place should be allowed to
exist almost within our outposts.
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II the GrovcIiIng I'm posters Who Coun-

terfet the appearance OF PAfON SONS Night Bloom
could really produce something resembling tn
the popetors of the article might forgive
Thorn I. On contrary, they compromise
the reputation the true extract by their NIL abor
tons The genuine has Phalon Son. Perftuers Nev
YORK" blown Into the bottles. Sold by all druggists
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Address to Sm0kcrs.-PolIak d Son,
Mecrshaum manufacturer 357 Broome street near the
Bowery sell goods a. wholesale and retail Pipes
order Repaired, boiled aud mounted
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Murray. Eddy q CO.-Managers.
KENTUCKY, Extra CLASS 279-Aprilll6. 1884,
IS, 81, s., 81, Is, %, As. so, Ga, "a, 4, 60, sc
KENTUCKY. CLASS 2S-Aprii I6. 1851
Il. ca, IL, AZ, 52, rs, ", g., u. A. So, So, 6.
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Melton Spring Ov~rconts, s15; Walking
Goats fi6 TO $50 Fancy Cashmere Pants and Vests sa 70
SIS CLARKE. ia William street
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France. Ellis & Co.-Maangers.
LIBRARY. kxrsA GLASS N-April I6. 1854
60, sc, 80, 81, 8. 40, ~, 10. SO. 2, IL, 38, rs.
Glass 23-April l6. 1861
Is, 6, Sc, 20, 6o, "a. "a, 81, rs, 81 81, so, 66.
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Beautiful COMPREHENSIVE Dis.
titled Dew surpssses everything for beautfyng the
piexion; makes II soft smooth and clear Sold by ali
druggists Depot, 779 Broadway.
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Beautiful Complexion rd's q
Bloom Youth surpasses everything preserving and
beautifyng the leIion and skin No i6; Broadway y
and druggists every vhero.
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"Her Majesty" Chnmpagne.-The Roy
Wine Of England loo Of this exquisite Vino fog
GALE at so W. H. WARD. No Broad street. Nsv
York
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All Yc who suffer Headache, Tooth
arhe neuralgia and know we that woLCOTTS In
slant Pain Annhilaor speedily and permanently you
Sold EVERYWHERE
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Brilliant nd Powerful Day md Night
Double Perspective Glasses for the Geld opera
tourists use-compact portable and enoient splendid
aesorimcn,s SIMMONS.
occns,s Optcan 669>s Broadway under Lafarse House.
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CopaiInshe Gold Mining Company OF
Cat

Copaiinshe Gold Mining Company OF
aS easl s,,.n s1oa aF s. scp ZACH
property Of die company consist. lees x claim.
pio.p ps i aud ptsaaess rs
some over 500 per %s s,as been a ss,y ou ws
spring claims and q, acres Of ,absred lsad The above
.s LAKE and f' Gn,oio a,rss Nv
which ere insa'nsbs Ter milling "a pos,s I,le o. tue
said proter' periee' .pUsreFs
n.s%s rl,asn posa rss ,n
i:sss g sss 81 ys..s; s.s 100 s I.
EDWARD Flesh, coulmSslS merchant B. Broad street
Lloyd l. Britton. Bii,,on Warner. Is Wall street
NcSbod Lawrence 81 6 Sr.ssq ;,sre'
EVERETT cLArr. President rnllsde Bank. Yonsera
r. G. SCHUYLER, late i Prssdeni o. $. steam Sugar
Refining Company
WIN. n BEERS. OF New YoSt gre insurance Company.
wM. r. SHIRLEY. No h ~ ssosd~.y.x
WILLIAM MORTON. S SsSs q william stree,
Subscription boos Tor limited pumoer Of snsres q se
No wsi street, on wedscsdsy. Apr ~ 1864 sabserip
. .'s% s.ss 'S ss t S.s
e.: A. a:S. Z s1S. %
carte. lie visite-s Tor 81. Artistic Po-
'uoas ~s'r'"''' " ~ pEecivXL ns Chatham street
Corus, Buafous, Inverted Nails, I'm
a,.s and all diseases Feet cured withou,
or Inconvenience 10 the patient By DE- zAcHAkk. Sur.
eeou Chiropodist, TO- Broadway
Cloth ~ nd Parchment Tags FOR ship
ping Cotton Wool. Fiax. Ac. a, VICTOR s. hAuGERs,
ms Cham bcrs street.
Ctarke,s Union pnotogra phtc Gallery,
sis Broadway corner Of Biseeser PORTRAITS 10 OIL India
ink and water colors See specimens
sstadors's HAIR Dye, Preventative
.rs wiz Depot wholesale snd retsil--Ne Asor House.
The dye applied by skilfui artists
DIR. Watson's cause and Cure"-Op
Debility Ulcers ko with plates or every variety Of disease
invaluable 70 all those who desire private instruction
PRICE 81 Sold hy MILLER co, t2st, Brosdway and ~
tbs author $50 Broadway, nett block absvs the Metro
p0l,sn uotsL Consultations from "a n toppM,
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Hill, Inimit liable Hair Cutter. styles
neat suitable executed In the best manner only at No
Barclay street Shaving ~ cents
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BRAZILIAN Pebble Spccsacies and Eye
to strengthen and improve the sight Of old and
young by day aud night withous pain fatigue Highly
ccnnncnded by the medical faculty. SEMMUNS,
Occusts Optcan. $685. broadway opposite Bond street
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Bad Breath How Many Lovers IL
has separatcd-how many friends FOR parted To effect
radical cure use the BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWER
as dentrihce. night and morning II so beauties the
complexion. Price 80 cents. For sale BY all druggsts
Thing Of Beauty IL a JOY Forever
The living breath OF the lovecs, flower that blossoms in III
garland OF nature and watts It's perfume evere
breeze has exact counte In the breaths Of all
that unequaed and justly popular Dentfrce fragrano
SOIOUOkT II pufihea and swceens the Breath
beauties and the Teeth ha the Gums and,
TO them that roseate riuch cnyetednost deli
convenient ecacious and 'eneca preparation for
the toilet ever given 10 the public.
Sold by druggists everywhere at 10 censs per bottle
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G.. Saunders Metallic Tablet RR109
sop The oldes, and most approved strop now Ia 49,
having been before the public for the last forty FER
sae Wholesale and retail. nj the subscribors',
J. &. SAUNDERS, No. Asor Houss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-18
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