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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16

ARMY RELIEF BAZAAR BUILDINGS, ACADE'
Ny PACK, AIBayY. " Y.-TLe President OF The United
Satc through the Secretary Of state having generous
t donated TO this Bazaar (Which is TO be held AT Albany
in tho month OF February Il D., 1864 in aid Of the San
iary Commission for the benefit OF sick and wonnd
cd soldiers tke original draft Of his frs Emancipation
Proclamation. dated September 22d, n. d.. lso2 the
undersigned special committee appointed for that
purpose, hereby give pabc notice that the said Pro-
clsmation will be sold by Issuing series oftickcis duly
numbered from one to not exceeding five thousand OF
one dollar for each ticket The holder ofte first ticket
drawn will be entitled 10 the Proclamation. The Pro-
clamation ia in the proper handwriting oil AbrahaHi
Lincoln President of the United states OF America
excepting inierlineations in pencil made by "lnm
IT, Seward, Secretary Of state. and the formal heading
aud ending Of the document which ore in the hand
writing Of the chief clerk in the office Of the Secretary
OF State Is written on one side OF four half sheets OF
fooscap paper and can be seen ana examined either III
tho Bazaar Buildings the Office 81 the Suprihtcn
don't of the Insuraoce Department in the state Hail.
Albany. This Proclamation Is. In the opinion OF the
Committee IN auocraphc and historic treasure OF more
interest and importance even than the Proclamation OF
January LIST 1868. which only the necessary Sc
quencc OF the Septemlsr Proclamation Tickets can DO
obtained by Enclosing dollr for each ticket with
name and residence to William Barnes chairman ofthe
committee, Albany. y. j.
WILLIAM BARsEs. GBRRrr SMITH,
EDWARD C.. DELEvAs THOMAS W. OLooTT,
J0BS X. PORTER, WnIiAAC. BIiANi,
JAMES A. BILL Special Committee
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NrwpoUsD1AND.-By the arrival of The steam

WI FUL 'UHHIN ? ''''7 '''I TIL vt '''' -'''''
Ship Merlin al Halifax from Newfoundland, we have
some satecs Of the business Of the colony for the past
year The export of goldfish for 1868 had fallen off
$50 qtls while $40 tuns Of cod oil exported
more thun IN 1862 increased export Of seaiskins,
&C 0S5; salmon ga terces behring's, 062 bbs The
total value Of exports ssOo 600 exclusive Of furs
The exports Tor January lo64 we're Ian qts. Goldfish;
D. tuns cod OIL 10 tuns seal o 9oi seal-skins, and
l.4as bbs behring's. Tie revenue had increased
6l3,572I3 There are now lead and copper mine at
work each employing 100 persons, and meeting with
auccess
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MAR RIE ID.

cRAIo-Dhyls-A The readencs of ths Rev Dr. Hutton,
GA Sunds, Fsb a. Mr. George Craig 20 Afs. harJ IL.
Davis both OF this city.
CLARK-LAWRENCE-In Gresnwlcn on ~ '1 1 go;
Miss Isabella h. Lawrence.
CLkRK-LAwREECE--I Greenwich, on rhnr,d1y rep.
d. 1884 by tho Rev. ). Howlsnd, NJ hsT, n - IA
end Mis- Ann MARIA Lawrence, daughter vi "lSin Law
renee, esq. formerly Of New.ioh City
oPDYKE- NEwMAN--At Esreraont, @sss' on ThaI'i,y,
Zen a by the Rev VIM T. Ives. the Rev. Hiram ID OPP
dyLe az n. N.vsrs Conference stationed al bowTb ~ j..
70 Miss Sarah A. Newman youngest daughter u Ira New
pasn u Esrsmsn, ....
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Fire in Phiiudelphis.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday Feb; 10 1853.
A fire broke out this afternoon az No. 81 Sec
cnd street. above Chestnut, AID extended 70 Straw
berry street II commenced accidentally in The kero.
ceae oil establishment Of George w. Wootten, and ex-
tended 10 j. G. Wseden's paper warehouse.
Loss S25 900, partially insured in Philadelphia offices
and the ROYAL Insurance Office London but principally
SIN the Etns Office. Eew-Hayen. CT. The only dalauge
60 the adjoining buildings was caused by water.
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For loaiion Of fhsar,s and time 81 Commencement, a., ode
n.sNsaff Ia oiteJ cOt rsisf II tifI Pager.
BsocgI.S AcADExr o. Mrsc-l 3.h Regiment PTomensd
lDActIt.
WAL Acy's THKATER-Roseisle.
MiNrER ArDYg-Toset-of L-Gve Nm.
OLYMPIC THyATHR-C urious Cl8e-Pride oftae hsEt,t.
PaHX THrsrgr, Br'otlyn-Bohemisu On.
BArsra'a-Ciiauts. ngssrf, VIA, i7it-Heivei.
Vas a.BuRGH's AssAGEsiE-Co!ection Of Ar!fns'f
TiiPPoI HEATRos-Equ estliHn Performances
Broadway AnPHfTHFsT RR- Eque iifian PerfoTr srces
bows GREAT Ciacre--Bovery- Equesr In4sru.
HOgs CHtPEL-Mamuoth stc-eoS-op-cou.
PsEHLh's-SteTe 1sroptcon.
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FORTRESS Monroe, Monday. Feb. IL, 1864
The following is from The Riohmoad EIaminer
Of the nth
The following IL list of the principal officers who
escaped and their rank. Among them We regret 70
have to class the notorious Col. Streght.
Col. J. r. Boyd, Goth Army Corps
Col W G.. Ely 18th Connecticut.
Col II. c. Hobart. 2lst Wisconsin.
Col w F. Kcndrick, 81 West Tennessee Cavalry.
Col w Is. McCreary, 2lst Michigan
Col. Thomas T. Rose. l'th PeGnS.lf 0rds.
Col. j. =. Spohord 9th Ncw.fork.
Col. c. w. Tilden, 10th Maine.
Col T. =. West cath Wisconsin.
Col 4. d. Straight 5lst Indiana.
Col d. Mills 79th Pennsylvania.
Major j. p. Collins, 2ath Indiana
Major G.. W Fitzmmons. 18Th Indiana.
Major D. ii. Hooper 18th Massachusetts.
MAJOR II. b. Mcdonald, Tooth Ohio.
MAJOR Avon Witzel. .ith pennsy lyania.
Major j. " W alkcr. I'D Indiana.
Major j. Henry. 5tb Ohio.
There beside thirty. two captains and ffy. mine
Lertensnts, making 100 in all who goned their libsEy
without the preliminaries OF parole or exchange
OF these only four had been returned 10 the prison
up D. last evening recaptured These were two cap
tains and two heutenants. Two were reteken near
Hanover Court House and the others about 20 miles
below Richmond, on the Williamsburg route.
Brig Gen. Neal Dow did not attempt the passage OF
the tunnel for The reason that be afraid bis strength
would fail him his ngh! to the embrace OF Butler
the Beast"
The Eirariner OF the 10th has the following:
Tho following ara The Of those retakeD up 20
last night:
Col j. T SpoiIor,l, 9th Now.York.
Capt. J. Yates, Sd Ohio.
Capt q. Stair 10Th Ncw-York.
Capt. r. Irah 45th New York.
Lieut.. IL. Kinks, Jith Pennsy lyania.
Lieut.. W y. Daily sth Pennsylvania Cavalry.
Lieut. A. b. White, 4th Ponnsy yano Cavalry,
Lieut.. T. Schroeder 18th PennsylyaniR
Lieut.. w l.. Watson Dist Wisconsin.
Lieut.. i. Moran sd New York.
Lieut.. g. II. Morgan.
Lieut.. II. S. Cldyester, SGD Illinois.
Lieut.. W i. Pierce. 18th Kentucky Cavalry.
Lieut.. A. Moore 9Th Kentucky.
Lieut.. =. :. Edmonds, 9th Pennsylvania
Second Lieut.. p. h. White s3d Pennsylvania.
Second Lieut.. j. NJ WATSON. 10th Ohio
Second Lieut.. :. p. Gamble, 63d Pennsylvania
I'd Lieut. Il. s. Cord eth Penn.
% Lieut. ). !. Brown, l5th u. s Cavalry.
Adjt. NJ. X. Small. 9th Maryland.
Isaac johnson. engineer steamer Satellite.
The following list OF officers IS reported 20 have
riyed at Williamsburg:
Col Streight.
Col. McCreory. DIST Michigan.
Jieut..COl. Hobart DIST Wisconsin.
Cspt. Wallsck, 5ist indiana.
Lieut., Harris, 9th Ohio.
Sixteen other officers have arrived 81 Williams Grg.
whose names have not reached here yet
Our cavalry are securing the country to he Cheka.
bominy. Gunboats have gone up the james and Chici
ahominy Rivers to give protection 10 such can be
found.
BENJAMIN r. BUuRR Maj. Gen. Commanding.
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The FTonch flag ship rallas was at Panama She
is the flagship Of Admiral Bouat. and carries 30 g.
pound raed guns. The Admiral has officially notified
she Pac'fc Nail Steamship Company that The ports Of
the west coas. OF Mexico row declared blockaded
BY .he French The steamers Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company allowed to touch at Acapulco for coal
and provisions and TO land and receive mails though
not passengers or cargo.
The Panaiaa S.ar aad Ferald remarks: ave have no
recollection Of any previous notice Of tire blockade Of
the west coast having bcea given and this therefore
appears q rather summary way of enforcing it, The
next ste smers from the United States or England may
have merchandise board for Acapulco which must be
either returned 10 TIE original ports Of shipment de-
tanned OF the 1sthmus We should suppose that the
usual time allowed for vessels 10 arrive from foreign
ports and discharge their c0reOes after The port has
been declared blockaded should also be expected and
granted N the present custom has established
fhe rule. and abrupt deviation from IL may cause
very serious loss md inconvenience innocent persons
"Tbo instructions. however received by Admiral
Bouet fron the French Government. we learn ex
ccedngly stringent IN regard 90 prohibiting al vessels
from touching at of the Mexican ports even for sup
pies bul the instance Of the French Consul the Ad
mira has been led 10 grant the concession above men
Toned 20 the steamers Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company. although viii moi be extended TO any other
vessels and these steamers have permission 10 touch
''Tie blockade Is now effective there being several
vessels Of war on the coast 20 enforce it. There IS no
PROBABILITY Of Us 0elng continued oF any iehRu VI u,
as tie ports win doubtless soon suceume 70 the demands
Of the Imperial Government and the object In enorc
ing it is purely prevent the importation OF munitions
Of war and cOnr1oand articles and not to place any
check on the commerce Of the country"
The oay news received from Mexico via Acapulco
JAN 81, by this mail is from private source stating
that San Bias th. port Of Guadalaara has declared
itse6 In favor OF the Intervention.
On Jan. H. Santos Gutierrez assumed his office as
President Of the State Of Cundnamarcs, and SeIjio
Camargo that of Governor ofthe State Of Boyaco.
Adyices from Bogota report tranquility restored in
the whole Republic. Other accounts said 10 be trust
worthy report the Revolutonist in Autioquia 10 have
several thousand and 10 have routed the Govern
ment troops in one engagement They were. however.
defeated invading the State of Cauoa and pursued
into AnfiOquia
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BALTIMORE, Monday, Feb, 10, 1854.
Senator Hicks is reported tonight TO DO very
{ o. typhoid fever at Washington and fears enter
'lained that he will not recover.
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WARRINGTON, Monday, Feb. Il, 1861.

MAsBRGTON Monday, Feb. L., 1851.
REGULATIONS TOR TIE ENTRY or GOODS.
The bill reported from the Committee of Ways
and Means today authorizes the entry for oonsump-
zion until jane next Of any goods which have been In
bonded warehouse more than year, and which are
reouircd by the present law 10 be exported The bill
also correes an error Of the tariff of 1862 so that regis
tered ve,ses in the coostng trade may be placed On
te same footing in respect TO unnage duty as enrolled
vessels.
THE SESSION or THE SUPREME COURT.
The Supreme Court Will continue Its present
ssrsion until the lst of May when il will adjourn until
the Decamber term.
6XAAINATIoN OF OFFICERS FOR COLoRRD TROOPS.
The Board OF Examiners of Officers for col
orei troops have examined l,i60 applicants ofwhom
e. have been rejected.
Mr.. MURDOCK'S RYAD1NGS.
Mr. Murdoch gave readings tonight IN the
Senate Chamber for the benefit of the Z. b Christian
Commission
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SAD ACCIDENT AT South NoRwALK, CONN
On Saturday evening last, as Mr.. VIM. Mepubie and
Hiss Sae Seymour Of Danbury, Conn. were riding In
an open wagon the horse becoming frightened and run
ming away. Mr.. McQubie was thrown out Miss sey
rnour retained her seat for distance but was maj
~ thrown out or jumped out aud was almost instantly
Mild
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OK HANCOCK s.rs;

-" have had the pleasure OF examining the FIRST number OF
tho United State. Service Magazine The prominent military
writer's who already lent their aid to your enterprise
cannot fail nsurns its The want OF such work
has long been felt among military men,"
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The FOLLOWING ARE FEw Tng MANY rLArrERISG rRs
TisosilIs YKox DISTINGUISHED oFYIcsRs CITIZENS:
LIEur..0Es. SCOTT SAYS;
hrve rad and shall continue 10 read with great pleasure
the United Service Mssarne Edited by friend Prof
Coppee hon OF the mos, p,hed officers
Of the army.
such Magazine cannot fail to be Of the greatest interest
to the Army and Navy. and to the pubc generally"
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GKs. GRANT SAYS.

"such Magazine 10 much needed and is deserving Of III,
most liberal patronage. Every facility will be given foT it
circulation in this military division"
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,TfosA CousrY.-Thers is an increased Union

vote In every town. Ovego gi7es Union majority OF
0l2. gain Of more than one-haf; Burton Berkshire
Newark Valley. Nichols and Owogo went Union Can
dor and Tioss Dem. the former by 6 mai Spencer
tlc. .s..
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MoRroy's GoLn PKNs are now sold 81 ths

sane prices before the commencement Of Tho is 10
entirely owing the Manufacturer Improvements In ma
ehsfy biz Retail srss. sni Cash IN Advsre-
s,tera for until ne Commenced adVor,ns H.. sss.e.s Va,
done on Credit and S,,,,iy t-iii ne 1SaSe.
The Morton Gold Pens tie only 'o4 a old prices
a. Ito o. al other gold pen' charge the fsias On s
Gold Government To- SCI Bat Mos.ont,s N ehs-sei
hispri,ss wholosss or Eetal
oithe u,.i number, by mail % ~ parts - he void
daring %, past ie7 ye. one in shou'and has 's,e 70
reach Ii destination 10 safety; showing That ns Mooa Gold
Pen can DO obtained by any IN eveTJ pa. 81 We ga
o. the ssm, price, postage only excepted
.der you have ondafns Always reidy and reao'
Cola Pen ,r1iy ADAPTED your hand and style Of ~rtas
which vii yor wrns vastly cheaper than Steel Fer' ana
present sno, unversai hzhPr-''r' fnes every
thing YOU can ha,. Morton Gold Pen cheaper in proportion
70 TIE ahor spent upon ID material used Than any ''hs
GOA Pen ia tho world. Il you want .ee tho "ien |"
ni,hti,r than the Sword" In another column.
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HENRY w. LoNaEELLow s.Ys:

HENRY w. LONGFELLoW SAYS;
"Your Magazine, have doubt will be very success
full not only in the Army and Navy but among civilians fo
every deeply interested in this Holy Wax and Modern
Crusade against bsrbarism."
The sire Of the Magazine win be octavo-each number
snns liz psscsprined superior quality OF paper and In
the highest style Of art.
TERxs-e3 per year In advances single numbers sen! BY
mail post paid receipt Of so cents Nos and sen. for
81. 70, 'aie BY oil Book and Periodical DeaIHa
Orders foG the Work may be addressed to If.....
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PuBLIssKs AND PnoPRIEros,
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Busincse Notices.

DURING THR PROCESS OF TEETnISG every
Mother should .ive her Child Mrs. WrssrOw's SOOTHING
sTHur II reieses tie child from pain, sOeS tho guns,
cures mid cole and regulate tie bowels. Gives rest
to tho Mother and relief and health to the Chn3 Perfectly
asfo IN Al -ases, a. millions Of Mother, testify.
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WugILER AND Wilson'S HIGHEST PREMIUM
LocxsrfroH SswIs0.IIcHIsKs.
Iffce Nc. sos BroAiwAy.
HoYr's HIAwArHA HAZE RESTORATIVE.


There are navy preparations Ia lie afs', advcrs9d 20 re-
,tor faded and gay hair people seeing Tie ad -,sinef ass
Ia deil. Which preirrsb.e ft u.ir one o two, snd
,ns 10 70 the expected benefits conclude That they are
III hi1buzs Tint f;mdy 30 known which can b' secd uloh
M, uudersisnsd, proprietors o;
HorTs Hnw.rHA Ham RrsroRiriyE
rooe that some well known persons 20 be ngreed upon d
G ,ed ana of integrity, desiyn,e person
whose hair has become gray tho profheor OF each prepare
ton 10 restore H. each proprietor 20 ose nothing 1l M own
making the certificate Of the result to be Published la al the
op papers Of Tho country at tho expense Of the unsHc
Jo,Tpa Hoyr g. Co.. No. 10 uniyef'ityploer, N Y.
Paper. containing Hoyts Iawaths Advertisement ease
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16

PINE TREE TAR DROPS
The popular Remedy extAnt
For Asthnis Bronchitis. Coughs, Co!ds,
Tickling or Soreness of the Thsoa.
Are very pleasant and efectus.
Neatly put up IN sliding cases,
Convenient or the pocket
Sold al IS and % cents per- boz,
BY dealers in medicines generally, . .
Prepsred only by THOS 2. MARSHALL, Trenton, n J.
New \ ork Agency ct HELMB0LDS DaCO AND CHEM
AZ AnEHOIISE No nrnaaHAY
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'SPEAR-BYRON-Io this city on Sunday Feb. "a. by the
Rev D. Van Akcn. d. d.. Nathaniel T. spear. esq OF New
York to Mis- thristHa G. Byron daughter Of The ae Joseph
C. Byron Of Boston. No cards
gosfon 1g.rual nj ~. COW
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MAJ. nRx. MEADE sArs:

have read with great satisfaction the first number Of the
Magazine and shall be very glad contribute to its success in
any way in my power"
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Prem Gen. sherm.u,. Expedition.

CAIRO, MONDAY Feb. Ia 1894.
Gen. Sherman's headquarters are reported to
have been at Jackson On the 7th He hss since been
hoard Of ut Brandon.
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RRAs-ApunAL DUPONT "A

RKAs-ApxRAL DUPONT sAYs;
-" feel Interested aud grahed that such work should be
used under your auspices aud shall take pleasure In giving
1. any aid in my power"
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SEND THE SOLDIER box of " BRows's Bros
TEoonr." which viii reievs ih' di''-cs'ns affections
o the Throat and Cough produced BY Cold and hrposure
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Patents. Patents! Patents

Mes,rr MUM Co.. publishers OF THE sClENTifLo
AMERICAN" continue 60 act Attorneys Tor securing re-
trns for new Inventors in ,his and AL foreign countries
Me.srs MUM Il TO. have had seventeen years erper-
soliciting patents and have acted a.soneys FOR more
than 20 600 inventors ..
Pamphlets containing the Patent Laws aud other ipoAns
information for inventors furnished free spp alton
Consultation AID advice Tree Adl,ess Nuns s Co., -
81 Plrkrow, N. Y. cor and 'thstf' washington u u
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EIGHTY YRARs' SAVINGS OF KING COTTON
AcAIssr rHn Usos, o. Jsry DAslst DEMOCRACY % LiD
ErrY asD sDgPEADxScK 10 fnsiaye TIE Hg.er, Az 70
ery 4, ors aud fight oT is lind OF Liberty and lnds
psudsnce, with Eeuthty cfi out Photographed A. hoLhss
Sumter Inhibited.
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RHOm CENTRAL AND SOUTH
AMERICA.
Arrival of the Ariel -EiocEndc OF the Mex
lem West Coasi.

The steamship Ariel, from ASpinwall, Feb. 6,
arrived on Monday morning with e652,975 in specie.
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BATCHRLog's HAIR DTE.-lhe best IN lhs
world Perfect natural reliable hsiines' and nnIshrou'
% effect The yenulns 10 signed WlLLAh A. bAiSAALoA
Sold BY all Drufs,.r. Factory No q! brcHf-'t.
BEAUTIFUL LIFH.LIKE PICTURES.
c,. A. VIZ. a, Ger dozen: Duplicate. 81 80 All neg.
.,yes registered H. A. LEWIS, No 100 ohs'aAnsI " 4.
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IN q case concerning patent Tor making hat
b,5ies. in which Mr. Duryea is defendant is Icing
argued now in The United states supreme Court. The
os thus lar have reached the sum Of three hundred
Armand dnllnTS.
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,rhc Ilccior, of fhc CIt, of Sow in 40 81

tLa REORGANIZATION Of NEIAINH LINIUIN Tor the FFrsi
dsney Ar requcs,ed t. meet 40 Che Heads Of the Union
c.ntr.i tornrtta- u Broaday and sd 81, ou
wEpSKsDAY, FEB ~. nslant, IT a p. to ioFm LIN
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'ATES1 CASE.

rn,s--ooa that tne main features OF the OH VIII be
o-reed 70 by both branches
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g.. SAUEDRRs's METALLIC TABLET RAZOR
s,foP-be Oldest and approved srop uos in hsy'
ir hrr before tie pruLc i1 80 cfy years foT SAFE
Wholesale and retail, Il the su5sefb.rs,
J. z. sAuSDEAs. No Z bs'oI uolse.
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Cure your Cough and avoid COnsumpffon-
CIfRE YOUR COUGH, AND AVOID CONSUMPTION.
CURE YOUR COUGH, AND AVOID CONSUMPTION.
Why suffer another hour when quick and permanent eicf
IN oersin, by using Dr. SWAlNES COMPOUND SYRUP
OF WILD CHERRY remedy that has stood tue test os
usny experience. For Coughs and Cois Sore hros
Asthma Bronchitis Night Swe.is. all Diseases Of the All
Passages aud Lungs firmly beltTers en- nenty superi~
10 all other Compounds. - -
sWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY
SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY
sWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY
sWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY
Prepared only by DR. SWAYNE son, No $50 North
6h.st PhiladeiIhia. Sold by WELLS, No. liz Frsnkhnt
ard BARNES No. eG2 Broadway y. Y.
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4 The Late DIR. A. ID. Wilson.
beautiful and lie-lke CARTE DE ylsITE Of the late
| Dr. A. d. WILSON for SA.E ct Mrs M0ORE'S Gallery Of
Ar. No. al CAnslssi near Fssieks
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Special Notices.
American institute Warmers Climb. The resnla

American institute FARMERS Climb. The rrynlar
u-.ins y Le CLUB vii De held TO-DAY tluesdayl teb TO-
4. u o'clock y m h- Rooms OF the Institute In tho Cooper
Union All who ake an Interest IN Agriculture are invited 10
stiera JOHN w. CHAMBERS, Secretary.
Elder Rufus Wendell vii ectuI. u Cooper Institute
Room No a. THIS (Iursdayl EFENlNot req. 10, az y
O'Clock. subject The Bible D0ctrne Of He'll Al sse
invited % attend Seats ffe-.
Wendell Phillip. on Reconstruction, e Tie
C,oner institute TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. 10. For par
suhfs advertisements uHier head Of Lectures aud
Mee'iDgs'
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| JOHN LABOR
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| JOHN J. SILICON
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Rs,ort. 81 The HOWARD As.OcisIiossen in scaled .sef
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Warches-Finc Gold Watches.

Fin. Gold Hunting Cylinder EscspemeRt Watches Zoe
Ladies r IS 43s Sio Si5, SO % SIS eoch.
Fine Gold Hunting Cass Detached Levers full jeweed ssf
Ladies. siS SO, 80, SOC. so, sou 80 SlOv, Sl.O 70
800 each. -
Gold Hunting Fnamced Watches. for Lsde. 500 so $40
$40 5Ioo SIPS $50 to 900 each some with cianonds
outside.
Gold Watche, for Ladies' low ssJ 80, 30 and So
each.
Fire Cold HuntingCsse English Patent Levers fo Gentle
men fS5 so, = 100, ol2a, nl5o, rl1S 20 900 each.
GEO. c. ALLEN No. SIS broadsay,
One door below Canast., formerly No. u Valet.
Watches nt by Nal Express all parts Of the country.
wit extra charge. All warranted.