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BELDEN-On Tueiy Feb TO- Amos Belen, aged 70 years.
Te funeral vii take place nom the residence Of his brother
Thursday afternoon At o'clock. The relatives and friends
also the members Of Continental Lodge No. 2s7 Masonic
Lodge No ils r. and A. NJ md the Aiephc Chapter Royal
Arch Mason. ana Knights Tempars respectfully invited
10 attend, and the fraternity IN general.
BRowN-on Tuesday. Feb 49, Geo. WIN. Brown, formerly
The relatives aud friends o; the family invited to attend
b. ang5. on f N 2, s s E 1 a. 1i n. CLOCK Nom his
Providence papers please copy
CLosE-A Croion Falls, westehester County, ~ Y, on
% ps a q . .s B. 5 bs~ and 5nd
son Of Lewis NumAn; ESD AGED u years 49,. -. ~.
er6t6s & ss ss County On Fdsy srnoon TeS
49, 1854 al, O'Clock.
CoNEER--on Tuesday morning Feb. &c. Of consumption,
Elizabeth T., wife OF Timothy Conner
The funeral services vii tske place Il bis fedence no ITO
Clinton place, at Il O'Clock on Thursday Feb 10. Tie
without further notice.
Boston papers please copy.
DAY-Al New Durham, " j., Tuesday, Feb. l6 Mary,
Ths r,avrs AMI friends OF the family also the members o
Olive Branch Lodss No 81 / o. Of O. ere repeatedly
ut Church, NewYork, Friday l9th inst, a, o'clock
= M
uAYyvARD-At NJ. residence In Read6ed Me- on Sunday
sept n 1868 Mr. Matthew Hayward in the SD yslr q lis
ese. He highly esteemed citizen aud leaves iarre
circle OF relatives and friends to mourn his loss.
LIBBY-At Duualrs Bluff Arb, Monday, Aug y, 1863
Henry H. Libby Company III ID Regiment, Mimi vols
aged % years Of jeremiah Libby formerly OF Lebanon
Me.
MARQUis-On Tuesday Feb. 10, David Marquis aged 40
yrafs. months al ii q days
M. r,atves and friends Of the family respectfully invited
To attend the funeral from his lat. Tesdeuce No. 26l Nes
Forty hah street; Thursday, the 18Th At O'Clock
without further Invitation. lis remains viii be inferred in
Greenwood
PRIOR-On "Wednesday Feb. H. George Forster Of j.
Newand end Sarah NJ. Prior aged months aud II days
Tie reltiyrs AID friends Of the family invited b. attend
the funeral from the residence of hs parents. No. $50 Ninth
avenue. on 1hur,d4y tie 18th, at p
RICHARDsOS-la Brooklyn, on Tuesd,y, Feb. ls, Mrs
Maria D. Richardson wife Of Capt Joseph W. Richardon,
Ia the sd year % her
Tie relatives friends the family requested attend
he funeral ThuT-day the 10Th INST at o'clock from her
ias residence No 81 Montague stgeo,, without further s
tatlciL
yEREON-Iu tbs city. Tuesday, Feb Is, Mary Eliza
younyrs daughter Of tho late Edward cmou ia the a6th
ye,r Of her
TIL. hi nds of the family invited attend her funeral at
her late residence No. ll8 Nes, foriy-unlh street
Thur,Isy the 18th inst ., o'clock p. m, without further
notice.
WAGSTAFF--M Warrington Higlts, on Tuesday evening
Feb % Willie, eldest Of Thos. H. and Henrietta
Wse.sf aged years, months and II days.
The r.les sud friends OF the family pectfuly invited
10 attend the funeral from the Church of the n,eceson
corner Of Ouehundr,d aud M fourth and Tenth
,nue on Friday Feb. 10 at IL O'Clock a. Tho remain.
viii be taken to Greenwood Tor mterment
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Thermometer down to
five degrees-wind sped hercely from the North Pole
not the time for Hoeies aDbrosGEe al the Opera But
still tbcEe larger audience than might have been
expected with such terrific weather. The opera OF The
Merfyrs Is not OF Donzetis strong efforts Apollo
mods sometimes But 1t is IT requires better rohear
sal than it seemed 10 have received last night There
were individual points worthy Of remark. but as
whole 1t cannot DO considered prominent success.
The characters were by Madame Medori and Signori
MaAzoleni. Bellin. Weinlich etc.
On Friday Faust will be given. On Saturday Forad
at the Me,iHts.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
PROPOSED SALE OF SURPLUS GOLD IN THE TREA
STRY

sURY.
Mr. HOOPER Gun, Mass.), from the Com
mittee on Ways and Means. asked leave 10 introduce
resolution authorizing the Secretary OF the Treasury
sell any plus of gold in the Treasury.
Mr.. Cox Dem, o. objected 10 the introduction o!
Tie resolution.
LANDS FOR RAILROADS.
III. ALLISON (Un.. Iowa. introduced bill granting
lands in Iowa for certain railroads heretofore provided
for.
The bill was referred to the Committee on Public
Lands.
This measure is intended to insure an immediate CON-
pleton OF the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
road Of that point.
THE SALE OF SURPLUS GOLD.
The resolution sought 10 be reported by Mr. Hooper
was then read.
1t provides that the Secretary Of the Treasury be au
thorzed from time 10 time at his discretion " sell any
gold o0.n in the Treasury over and above the amount
yheh In his opinion, may be required by the Govern.
ent pay the interest the public debt and foI other
Purposes.
Mr.. Cox Of Ohio before giving his consent TO the in.
PRODUCTION Of the resolution wished 10 know how much
gold there was in the Treasury What is the object OF
telhng the gold ut this time What w be the effect Vi
ssuing large amount Of gold upon commerce and ex
tonyu.slng tho whole commercial SYSTEM
MI ED6EEIos (Dem., Ind objected 10 the introduc-
ion Of the resolution saying that the gold viii bring
higher price after little while.
Mr. kAs6OS (Un, Iowa said that the demands OF the
y0VernmeDt Tor payments IN gold had brought into the
treasury 80 large an amount Of coin 10 embarTass
merchants IN obtaining gold 70 discharge their liabi
Hes This has caused rise in the price OF gold in the
market and has placed the Government 10 use tech
Lica term In the position OF the principal bear" I'm
lass the Secretary Of the Treasury shall be authorized to
relieve ts condition Of things the effect vii w further
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HOTEL ADMINISTRATOR. Ii. W. Baxter an

HOTEL Administration. H. w. Baxter and
NJ Ripley, Of Vermont Capt. j. y. Grimes, OF Wash
ington. ]. 4. Dodge Of Auburn Z. 5. Alvord. Of In
diapapoli- and A. Geitey and s. S. Bishop OF Phila-
d.lphia, are NJ th. Astor House.
Col. Spaulding Col jenkins, and Capt Wright, OF
the United States Army, W. f. Burrel. OF Troy A. l..
wentworth. of Cincinnati. and Capt. Lamei Of New
Haven. ore at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Commodore Rogers Of the United States Navy is at
the ST. Denis Hotel.
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Entertainments This Day md Evening.

30, location Of hedicy, and If commenee'enf see odd
Hscmenfs ia Oflcr columns u h'ldpp.
AcApyxY oy MUuC-Hacket ~ King Henry ".
NALLAcKs THKArER-Rose laie.
WINTER GARpEs-TicketoiL Leave Man. 90 .
OIYsPIc TuYATKa-Curious Case-frde OF tho Market.
TnYAryR FBaNCAis-Lc Fis Dc Giboyer.
Blksus' s. Giants, DwaFf- " hat -ia.it-helveL
CHuEcH CoRsfR BRooNK AND RrDGK- sr-.-Concoft
NAs AnDURGBs MRsAGKnIE-t objection oil Animals.
IiIPpoTulArHog- Eauesirian Pcr!oruances
BVo,uwAY AsriuTugATKR-Eq Equestrian Performances.
Howxs GREAT CiRCUs-Bowcry-hl 9estia"sh'
IloPK CHArKL-Maumoth hteTeoscopueon
. ,..,
CRLYoN ART OALLKKY-Ber-iadts Rocky MOUNTAINS
DopwuKTHs hALIr-L.cture on Austrsia
CLINTON uALI,-Lecture on British orators.
COOPER IssrITurR-Lecture by frol Doremus
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A SUGGEsTIoS.-A correspondent, who is
working Ike beaver for the Of the forthcom.
ing Metropolitan Fair, suggests that Block Committees
Of four or five ladies in each block be formed TO call at
each house and piece Of business for cooperation in the
good work He thinks Thousands would thereby be-
GENE personally interested, and the result be large
psiu for the funds
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SALE OF PAISTIYGs.-By reference to orr ad-
yerisiDg columns it will be that the collection Of
paintings and ssuary belonging to Mr.. Grimshaw will
be sold at public auction. this and tomorrow even
ngs BY Edward Sintzcnich. OF the Derby Gallery No.
l-l RrondYnY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18

GOTTsCHALK.-Mr. Ga farewell concerts will
be given at Niblo's Saloon. beginning next Monday
evening He will DO assisted by Madame DAngri.
Carlo Patti and Geo. simpson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18
An Unknown Vessel Ashore,

Hull, Wednesday. Feb II, 1861.
An unknown bring (outward bOund) dragged
her anchor from the roads and parted. She is now
ashore ~ the windward Of Toddys Ledge under South
era Hill. She viii probably iii II the wind holds on
she has up the British ensign, with the union dowa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18

American Institute Polytechnic Association,
The reguar weekly meeting will be held THIS crhursday
EVENING the 10Th inst at y o'clock, at the rooms 0 '1e
and Discoveries" I'd Use Of Compressed All 40
a Motor" The public are invited -, -,
T. GApvry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18

Unconditional 4 MON Genital CoTnuuittec.-Head-
quarters Gibson Hall No. s42 Broadway bet oe up rs
The HEADQUARTERS and kEADlNGItoOM OF ms Or
gauizson are now OPEN DAY and EVENING end al friends
OF the Unconditional Union cordially invited 70 vit
them at pleasure. ADAM 4. ELLIS, TIesneh''
II. G. PARKR, ALEX. C. LEWIS Recording secretares
Miss Hnrrlctte Clsby on Australia, ct DodwortE .
Hail. on THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. Is. For particulars
advertisement under head of Lectures and Meeng
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MoRTos's GOLD PENS are now sold at tn

AORTOs OOLD IbNS arc ho" SUI" GU ''4N
prices before the commencement, OF the war THIS "
entirely owing the Manufacturers improvements IN ma
cine his present larre Retail Business and Advance
Sysm for until he co cd advertising, his business was
done Credit and stric'iy Nth the TyGsc
Tbs Morton Gold PeIs the only sold at old prices
s Of all other gold pens charge the Premium on the
Cold Government Tax &c but Mortonh In case changed
lis prices Wholesale OF Retail.
OftAe gea, numbers sent By mail to MI parts Of tho world
during past few years not in shOusand hos failed to
reach rs destination in say showing that the Morton Gold
Pen can be obtained by sny in every part OF the world
at the price, postage only excepted
Reader yoa have eadarius always ready snd reliable
Gold Pen exactly adopted your hand AID style Of writing
rcb vii do your writing vast cheaper than Steel Pen' and
at tire present almost unyersl iPessre Price OF every
tin you have Morton Gold Pen cheaper in proportion
the labor spent upon and material used than any other
Gold Pen in the World Il you want one, ace tho Zen Ia
Miehiier than the Sword" in another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18

THE army and Nary Journal of this week has
added TO it list OF campaign reports that Of Gen Nc
Clcnn 10 be published in a supplement. The adver'
tiscment viii be found In it, proper place.
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mAlgRIK ID.
gaAfsYFp-MocfaSE-

DRAisrED-Accf ANE-on Sunday. Feb. "a at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents
Nj =. BrAi.t"d Of Booningdale NewYok City Mary e.
only daughter Of VIM. McCIane esq Of Red Bank, ". J.
Paris London San Francisco Connecticut s.d New jersey
rsvf..s
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Special Notices.

The Members Of Continental Lodge, No. 2S?,
r. and 4. NJ. are hereby summoned Ia attend Special
Communication THURSDAY, at II O'Clock at their rooms
MOI. 8lT aud e9 Broadway for the purpose OF attending the
funeral OF our late brothar, AMOS BELDEN The flater
nlty In general respectfully invited 20 be present
Nv order OF W. &. BENNETT. W. NJ.
Union Association, Seventeenth Ward.-A Reg
ulrr Meeting OF the Iuon Association will be held on
THURSDAY EVENING Feb ~. at No. % 3dav., Ut 4
o'clock All Uuion citizens requested TO attend
Ii. H. HAlGHT, President.
GEo ". Anderson, Secretaries.
Tuos N OAKLEY,
Parker Piil-bury's Lecture.-PARkER PILLS.
B l Of Now Hampshire will at the equest of many
i.nd. :. peat his thrilling lecture THE MYSTERY OF
TuF AR, Prof Mhttisons Church 4lst a. 9th ay
on FRIDAY EVENING 18Th lust. at o'eook Admission
ftoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18

TIE Union Lisccln Association win hold grand
ms IS meeting MONDAY EVENING ed inst (Nashing
tan's Birthday ne Cfnoh OF the Messiah Brosdwsy
Eminent speakers viii .tend aud address the meeting
Instrumental and vocal music Of the ghsst order VIII b.
presente ID Sy an excellent bard and chorus.
The lreis Of Abraham Lincoln invited 10 attend.
RUSH C. HAWKINS,
Chairman National Conference Committee.
MOSES TAYLOR, SAMUEL ATKINSON,
CHhs q ~ OSON, DEFINING DUR
MOSES II. OfINNELL, EDWARD MlNIUhN,
JOHN STEWARD, GEO. w. BLUNT,
p II. VANpERyOORT, II. !. TAYLOR,
ROBT. s. HONE, f. r. MORGAN,
A. W. SPIES H. STU kGls, $500
8 = WYCKOFF EDWARD LARNED,
] p GlRATrD FOSTER RUSH C. HAWKINS,
TIIOS. h. STILLMiN GEO r IALMAN
M NRv M TaHFR MASON THOMSON,
CHAS. LAMsON, L.; W.: JE * M, ,,-r
u. A. CUSHMAN, PLnEh IOn ,yrT6.y
L. i. BOLLES, JOHN y; bhOsUhlOHt
JAS. l.. STEWART w. w. w InlAn;r
ISS WEIR f. r. BATCHELDOR,
EDWARD CROMWELL ISAAC ANDERSON, jr,
JOHN FALCONFR LEMUEL BANGS,
JOHN ID. CLUTE, +. H. baNISn ,orr
WIN. NJ. DART, JAS g HhhhiOIi'
JAS. CROPSY, WIN. BRlES,
J. L. STEVENSON, w. b. CRoOhs,
And OILERS Committee. .
B. DRAPER, President.
7 Ora Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18

.ibnny, y. N.-TnE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
SATfS throns Secretary OF state havln. generously
donated ~ ts ,zlar (Which "a 70 b. hsd at Albany AZ tie
month OF Febrnary 4 d. 1864 n aid OF the SANITARY tom
for M. b.asf, o. Sick aud Wounded S0ldele)
he original traf OF his FIRST EMANCIPATION PROC
Lf1fAllOS dated Sept p, ~ d., 1901, the unieisgnsd
S,a Committee appointed for that purpose hereby 1--WE
notice .hat tie said Proclamation i be soi by ISSUING
i 81 Iick.ts duly numbered ron One 10 not exceeding
Five Thousand at One Dollar Tor each Ticket The holder OF
te Gr., ri bet dfaya will be entitled 70 the Proclamation
The Proclamation is IN the proper handwriting Of ABRAHAM
LINCOLN President Of the United States Of America eT
cepnv two nleril cations in pcnoil made by william H.
warl SEE rrtay Stsie and the formal heading ana o.ds
of lie document which IN the handwriting OF the Chist
Cl In th, oce tine Secretary Of state. written on
one de OF four halt sheets OF ooscap paper ana can be seen
,nd xained either in the Bazaar Buildings IN The Office
~ Le ndent the Insurance Department IN the
state Hall Albany This Proclamation H. In the opinion Of
tbc Committee autogaphic and historic treasure OF more
interest and importance even than the PTocanslion OF jan l.
1906 which only the necessary sequence Of the sePiem
her Proclamation Tickets be oblained BY nclosns One
Dollar fox each Ticket with and residence 20 VIII
LIAM BARNES, Chairman of the Coinmitte. Albany M
WILLIAM BARNES, GERRlr SMITH,
EDWARD G. DELAVAN. THOMAS W. OLCOTT
JOHN X. PORTER, WILLIAM {. BRYANT,
JAMES A. BELL Special Committee.
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Business Notices.

Mock .Tie Manufacturers can save 40 per cent
by using tho WILCOX and QrsDs SsyNe RAcHIssr No aol
Bto4lway.
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The a.. n. Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Feb. IL. 1864.
The patent hat-bOdy" case is being con-
tinucd in the U. s. Supreme Court to-day
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Uranirerh- Pills are uurivsied Cure for Disesse
because they purify the blood through the organs Of the
stomach and bowels They warranted vegetable and safe
for every period OF life see that b. Brande,h the Gov
eminent stamp.
Ladies' siit Combs-New Stytcs-FROM PARIS
Two, THREE, -FOUR, SIN, EIGHT, TEN AND FlF-
TEEN DOLLARS each.
For sale by GEO. C. ALLEN
No. as Broadway Que door below CauAlst.
Gcntlenen's Fine Gold Seal-iings. -.
EIGHT TEN. TWELVE FIFTEEN EIGHTEEN
TWENTY, TWENTY-FIVE TO THIRTY FIVE DOLLARS
EACH For sale b. GEO C. ALLEN,
~. us Broadway, eas asel esssu caaaitt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18

DURING THR PROCESS OF TEETHING every
Mother should give her Child Mrs. WSsLov's SOOTHING
szsup. Irelieve. the child from pain, soens the gums
mild collie and to regulate the bowels Gives res
TO the Mother and reefand health to the Child Perfectly
safe II all eases as millions Of Mothers can testify
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18

Marshait's
PINE TREE TAR DROPS.
II. most popular Remedy eItent
For Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs, Colds
Tickling or Soreness Of the Threat.
Are very pheasant and sa.ctua
Neatly put up in sliding cases
Convenient for the pocket.
sold at Is and 70 cents per box,
by De lers in medicines generally,
Prepared only Dy IHOS. 4. MARSHALL, Trenton, n. J.
New ork Agency az HELNBOLDS DRUG AND CHEM
ICAL WAREHOUSE, No. j9i Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18

CoUGHs.-Thc administration Of medicinal
peparali>ns In the form Of ozenge Of all modes The most
eligible and convenient more especially regards coueH
RssgDY Browns BRoSc HAL TRocuEs," or Cough Log
enge, aay irritation which induces coughing having direct
influence tie affected parts As there ore mutations be
sure TO obtain the genuine.
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Second Army COYps
HE FIRST r4' n. T. VOLUNTEER CAVALRY,


Commanded by Mai Cen WINFIELD >. HANtOCh.
HIApQuAkTrRs REcRUITIsG SERVICE. !
SECOND Army Corps Feb. ~, 1904
Mc.sr,. GEORGE CABOT WARD STEPHEN HYATT, fkxks
U.SpY TngopoRK ROCKWELL. DANIEL DEvLIs, GkoRss
bIss N You " i'll greatly ooiee me H. IL con
necto vih an, other gentlemen whom you may associats
With yourseve you win undertake 20 ras snd dsbur'e ts
m needed 70 promote recruiting .or the New ok Reg
uieuis Of the Second Amy Corps
III. existing bor,e quite large enough nut thefe az
many other ia w Itch money can be usa - promote Vo
unto, ring i'll sFe4t adyantage
am, s-lsenleu, your obsdient sery ant
WINFIELD >. HANCOCK, Major sen L = ' olL
The undersigned appeal to the pstro,ie citizens OF Sew
York subscriptions cary out te OBJECT nccatep IL mo
ahoye letter OF Cen Hancock.
The following New York Cay Regiments ars ln the Second
Army Corps: n.-.,
33-CuTbadi Guard. ei-Reised oy d. rnchhey'
5l-Tsmlnanv Resimeut. 6S--sh Brgads.
52-Rsised by Cot Paul Frank. 8s-2d MinAa
5I-Rsised b. Col. LooA. s.-lTsh bIlgsdt.
5a-Raised by Col. Tidbsl. .-Rsisec by So benoik
6l-Raised by Col. Cone. lO--haiecoy Io- NJ Shesaey'
6J--Irish Brigade.
Contributions may be sent 70 either Of re uudcrsignsi
Checks should be TO the order Of Tkeoar Roosevelt IRA
suIer. ., ,,,.. D., - ,,u--u
GEORGE CABOT WARD. No 70 W sNst.
STEPHEN IIN ATT, No. 10 Coliege-plsce'
PARKER HANDY, No. lisno'rf square &
D.NIFL DENLIN. No. 2Y Broadw ~. g.,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT, No. ~ Ms or' a.'-
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Questions! e,.,,r,o,5y,
QUESTIONS! -.,.,.,,
THAT CONCERN EVERY ONE 70 ANSWER
Are you bald.
Does your hair fall Of
Has your hair become thin
Does 4, feel harsh and dry, and feyerish'
is & tuning gray before its time 80
Are you troubled with itching burning sensation OF the
scapl
Are YOU troubled with what is called scrofua or SAT-
Have You had the Erysipela., and lost your haiTi
HAY. you had the Measles, and lost IL -
Have you lad the Ty phoid Fever, and lost i'll
Have you had the Brain Fever, and los' a
Have you lot your hair by any scAnessi
DO YOU wish luyuliant ha!rl
DO YOU wish soft and lus'rOus haiIl
DO you wish gay hair restored
Do YOU wish your y hiskofs glossy
DO you wish them restored in color'
DO You want dressing
DO YOU want II for your children
Dc sou yourself for father or mother for ofoihe
sister lriepdf
DO Won want 90 make present.
DO sou want perfume for your toilet
Do sou want hGrml,S' article!
DO yOu ant pure article
Do you want doubedisluled article!
DO you want cleansing articlel -
DO YOU the best preparation ont for dressing snn
atng protecting the COLOR and rendering so Nky
snd ustTous tie Human Hair
If 90 we warrant
DISTILLED RESTORATIVE
FOR THE HAIR! 80 49,,
TO BE UNEQUAkED AND SnPERl0Hn ~ TN AM
PREPARATION EVER COMPOUNDED AND
OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC;
Satisfaction guerrntecd the money refunded - =.
l. but 2 for bottle or six bottles ior 20 ehc j
sold 6y druggists and dealers evoywherei r. pr,.,ors
n pApEES n Npyy.lOrk General AGENTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18

Fine Odd lIunnsCase Cylinder Escapeucut Watches for
Iadi,s as go $40 SIS $50 to S7J each.
Pine od Hunting Detached Levers, full eweed ioI
ladies'. SO $50. S55, 500 $7o tp, -" siVO, 300 ~
S2UO each. 49, -. -.
Gold Hunting Enameed Watches for Ladies' 500 so $50
So 800 +l2J, F3o to 800 each some With diamonds
Gold " ,tches Tor Ladies low SOS +23, so and 5j
each. 80 ,
ZINE Gold Hunting English Patent LAYERS for Gentle
men Tsj ry =lnO. $l25. +l50, Sl15 10 tSoeach
dEO. G. ALLEN, No. as Broad~ey,
One door below Canal st.. formerly No. II Nai-st
Watches sent by Ma kspse 10 ali pris oi the country
without ,iru cl,rse. An warranted
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Patents. Patents! Patents

us,,r, MINI Co. pablisiers Of 1.-THE SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN continue 10 oct s Attorneys Tor securing fs
,st f new inventions IL this and all foreign countries
Nes,rs MUM Co. have had en,een years expert
ece in soliciting paeu ana have acted as attorneys for moro
Than q, 900 inventors - ,...
containing tie Patent Laws and other mportan.
fnf,rrtiou for inventors furnished free, appicaton
Cou.u,s ion ard sdvice free. Address AUNN Co.
81 Ps.krow n. Y. or cor and 1sL, Warrington, d. u
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Ucmuiccnt: Den"icent''
DEMULCENT!
This entirely Soap Is beyond al comparison the best
cor pound yei offered for
.CHAPPED OR TENDER HANDS, - 80
TIE NURSERY. AND ALL TOILET USES
Manufactured only By
j. G.. HULLS son, No. 80 PARK ROW, n. l.
Who $50 upward Of 100 varieties Of Toilet ard Staple
sons ard Candles oI BAL. by most all respectable dealers
Enr-Ring. and Pins, New -tylc-.-I"O, THkEE'
FIVE and EIGHT DOLLARS set.
For sale by -
@. G. ALIEN
No AS Broaiyay door below Cana, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18

s. J. GLAssEY, Secretary.