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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-15

famous Diamond Wedding" in New
York, at which a Miss Bartlett bargain
ed herself away to the highest bidder.
The editor of the Milwaukee Wiscon-
sinwrites from HAVANA as follows:
SENIOR ovIEDo AND HIS BRIDE
It will be remembered that when the
Cuban Oviedo married Miss Bartlett, Of
New York, it was termed, on account
Of his lavish gifts, "The Diamond We'd
ding" Has the wedding resulted hap
pily2 As 1 was in the cars by the GUi-
mes route to Matanzas, It occurred to
me that Oviedo had plantations near
that famed Pan Of Matanzas. Fortu-
nately found people who knew some
thing Of the Senor One thing IS GER
tain, he IS immensely rich-not SO
wealthy as Aldoma, but still his prop
erty is counted among the millions.
What of HIM? We do not hear much
good. He is reported to have had an
extensive harem Of his slaves, and IS
the putative father Of % or 80 piccan-
ninnies To speak in brief-he was
called an "old wretch" His young
American wife is represented under
different aspects-some say very well
contented-others, that she is raisera-
BILE Ny own conviction is, that she
has plenty Of money to spend, and IS
not likely to be very miserable-as she
married for money, and that really she
has-for OviedO's plantations are superb.
She has no child Of her own-bUt can
L. A~ O--Tl i Ion
children. From what ! learned, came
to the conclusion that Oviedo's social
position is not equal to his wealth
that is, even his enormous wealth does
not assure him or his wife O cordial re-
ception among the first society Of Cuba
SANTA CATLINA
His family have rather an odorous
reputation. They have riches but no
morals His sister died not long since
in Havanna. She was very wealthy but
reported TO have led a scandal0us life
that Is, she believed IN the largest lib
erty Of action But her health failing,
she suddenly became very devout ac-
cording to the forms Of the Roman
church. That devotion was principally
exhibited IN ornamenting one Of the
churches. Santa Catalina was her fav-
orite. 1t is magnifcently bedizened
with gold aud silver and other rich or
nameutation-so that it may be desig
mated as the prettiest church in Ha-
wanna 1t is on ORiley street, not far
from the walls Of the Old city. The
stranger should not omit a visit to this
gem Of g chapel-for it IS not large IN
that church / heard the best vocal mu-
sic in Havanna-mostly by children who
arc educated for this purpose. As soon
as you enter you will perceive the geor-
geous iberality Of Oviedo's repentant
sister. AS am partial to noble and
beautiful temples to Him who owns all
the riches Of this earth, as 1 stood there
and heard the soul exalting music as
eend to Heaven in the morning orison,
/ felt lenient to the failings Of Oviedo
sister in that she had given her riches
to add as it were, TO the luxury Of Re
Eg.on
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We have for g couple Of years or more
ceased TO pay any attention whatever
to the ceaseless, prepOsterous and ma
lignant falsehood with which English
men entertain each other when treating
Of military affairs in America But We
cannot help indulging q feeling Of con
tempt when We see that their organs
arc falsifying equally ridiculous and
grossly about one or both Of the bel
ligerents IN the Dauo-Germauic war
It happens that he interests and pre-
iudices Of the British governing classes
are for the time being on the Danish
side, and IS a consequence there is no
absurd or malicious misrepresent ntation
Of the allies or their armies that IS not
uttered, printed, credited, and relshed
Nothing more characteristicaliy Engfsb
has ever been uttered about our war
We find IN a sentence Of q preteutious
cockney writer, who, in dilating upon
late operations IN Northern Europe.
speaks Of the intense pleasure which
the Germans have felt over the " glory
Of a battalion Of Prussians engaging iu
a fierce, prolonged and ultimately sue
cessful struggle with a couple Of Danish
sentries IL may ba that this lar
guage was intended to be slightly hyper
bolical but it is such hyperbolism as.is
swallowed for literal fact by nine out
Of ten Enclishmen; and It is the con
tinUed assertion and belief Of such
falsehood and nonsense about oil other
people that make English criticism
and conceit contempnble
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H1I0Hr BRAINS. Lord Rev Dr. sun
deriand, who has recently accepted the
Dastogship Of an American church in
Paris offered his farewell prayer as
Chaplain Of the Senate q few days ago
aud took occasion 90 make very uE-
kind DIG at tho Honorable gentlemen
fgr whom he has been daily interced-
.uzat tho Throne Of grace, ior four
months p-sE Ueutteredthe following
-r-U..ra5iou very audible He pray
rtte. o Lord % eive cOunsellCrs and
= fa-meu Of America, more brains
More trains. Lord More BnaSsl On
hearing this very well timed on
treaty. bat rather harsh criticism, Mr
Sumner dropped bis head upon bis
tr quite feelingly, Jim Lane rolled
l.- eyes p.ously, Garret Davis evinced
siens Of emotion, aud q gentleman IN
tas reporters gallery uttered an en-
pa1tia Amen rs way Of g second 70
tae Reverend gentleman motion
Ce- Cn. Gaz.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.

MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
Win be charged II the usual advertising rates.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.
For state Ofeers CO
For County Officers 90
For C5sy Officers. ................ %
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The HGH PRICE Of BUTTER-A RENE-
DY FOR HIGH PRICEs-Butter is now sixty
cents per pound. Every one is com
planning of the unnecessarily high price
Of this useful family commodity, al
though the remedy is in their own
hands. Let every person in the city
man, woman and child-stop eating
butter for a week, and there viii be such
a surplus on hand that prices will soon
become reasonable.-N l. Herald
1t wouldn't be bad idea to make the
above suggestion of universal applica-
cation. The result would be that the
article in question would fall to a rea-
sonable price. The prices Of some other
articles might be affected in the same
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is FULL-PAGE EYGRAYIyGS,

designed By the best artists expressly for this book.
It VIII sell wherever treason Is hated and love Of
country dwells in the hearts Of the people.
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GryeoaI CAEds.-Tho repoft OF zen
Stuart to the President, ~ respect 70
Eauboat canals between the lakes and
.ae-wat-r, puts the cost Of canal
af3erd Niaaam-I9J feet vide On sur
F..s o5 feet Hids a. bottom, lZIeet
dsss., Of water. the locks 2l5 feet ions
bvsJ test vide, for eunboats l-11 tons
- g g5g.g4T 25 for single locks ard
eT 80 U for double lock.
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Hats, Gaps and Military
HAT CORDS,

Ofaly house either IN this place or Louisville.
Ny stock Ia this line Is direct nom the manuisc-
tories and VII sell ss low ss ANY Cincinnati house.
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Hss also on hsnd by iar the largest and most com.
plete sasorment Of
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-15
The Diamond Wedding.

Our readers have not forgotten the
famous Diamond Wedding" in New
York, at which Miss Bartlett bargain
ed herself away to the highest bidder
The editor of the Milwaukee Wiscon-
ginwrites from Havanna as follow:
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For Sale,
Wanted

TxTE WANT To BUY SEVERAL SMALL
~ Houses and L0s- ID fhe cts or sIyUrD-, for
which reasonable prsoes wil oe paid
10
STOCK - THE BEoAD-sTBEET BRIDGE
COMPANY. hvriy -
MELON & 1TUBFREE. Agents,
an l2-!w - Cherry-Ffreat-
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We the undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates, to which We band ourselves strictly to
adhere. VIM. CAMERON, for the Un500,
JOHN WALLACE, for the Dispatch
NASHVILLE, TryS., July 25, 1858.
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Notice.

IT PEFsCNs HAVING CLANS AGAINST
~ lfe -teauer % El.Tpod, ere requested 20 pre-
3.s tlesu 'aT etiieulgut Ef ruT ofca .u1ei etely
zA1l CA31AGE 80 lai WaI-sucet
Between .Eaiu snd HlF=r,
np l2-iw Louisville, Ky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-09
TUESDAY, March 6-P. NJ.

Gold has been much excited and has sold as
high az l64i closing at 1884, The sudden advance was
caused by the demand for cash gold, and rumor that
the gold bill had been defeated. The crowd
Of spectators on William street was enormous
this morning, and tho street nearly impas-
cable. There a large demand for Stocks. and
higher prices paid Fort Wayne is selling high as
I33. At the Stock Exchange, $685. Coupon, sold at
1904 Qll0; Coupon Is OF 1881, 3l all3l; 1905 ll2i
Border State Stocks higher; Tennessee C. 63G63t
Missouri Is. 74I G74i Canton. 60ie6l. Coal Stocks
firm; Delaware and Hudson Canal Company 2lsa220;
Pennsylvania Coal, 2O7 G2Oe; Cumberland Coal was
higher, s6ds7; Central Coal So; American Coal ll20
ll2i; Quicksilver Mining Company 59t d59i; Mime.
sofa Mining Company s09s4 Pacific Mail higher 235;
Central Transit Company 45a4el York Central,
is7SeIas; Erie Railway lsiallsii Eric Railway
Preferred 1881 alOsi Hudson River. l32!Ql52!i Har'
lem I43lal4 Reading, lHial42; Michigan Central.
l44ial45; Michigan Southern, lo3alO3si Michigan
Southern Guaranteed, l49I also; Panama. 235. The
Stock market continues excited and prices have hueu
sted widely upon leading speculative shares The sales
have been very large and the official let gives but
faint idea Of the magnitude Of the transactions Coal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-09

HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH.


an excellent lotion for diseases Of Syphc mature and
an injection In diseases Of the Urinary Organs arising om
habits OF dissipation, used In connection with the Extracs
Buchu and Sarsapas in such diseases as recommended
Evidence Of the responsible and reliable character WI
accompany the medicines.
CERTlFCATES OF CURES, - -
FROM TO 70 YEARS STANDING, with
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAME
For Medical PropeItie. OF Buchu,
SEE DISPENSATORY or THE UNITED STATES
See Professor DEVICE valuable works on the Practice OF
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. PHYsic Phi
Sc. remarks made by Dr. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL a GEL
-brsed and Member Of the Royal College oil sur
eons Ireland and published in the transactions OF the he
and Queens Journal - pru,.urn
TR.VERS Fellow OF the Royal College Of Surgeons
See most Of the late Standard Works on Medicine.
EXTRACT BUCHU, 81 per bottle or sir for 20
EXrRACT SARsAPARlLLA, 81 per bottle or siI for
IMPROVED ROSE WASH, SOC. per bottle, or 81, for
81 80. >.
or Half Dozen Of each for s2 which will BE- 10
cnt. the moot obstinate directions are adhe red n
Delivered any address securely packed nom
D.scrih. symptoms Ia all Communications Cure gpSsS
teed. Advice gratis,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-09

ASHEs-The market ia firm Influenced by the hnne,s OF
Exchange und.T the light tock offering sales Pots at
90 ga So J1!, aud Pearls at 4 TO-
COTrON-Thc mari eains extremely quiet price,
arc heavy We hear Of only few hundred bales
OF 74d15c Tor low grades, aud 7Bc for strict middnrs
COFtEE-The market to-day 10 not very active but re.
mains extremely firm for all description Sales Of COO bars
Rio at Jc rnd few lots Csylon from second band. 1y
We clip the following from VIM Scott Sons Weekly Circ.
lar There has continued good demand for Rio during the
pst week and the market closes hTD ut
lc u upon previous Total sales reach 1869 bss,
and embrace 20 per Amanda $50 (Ssnos) pei Fnnoni1
per Empress at &c They make tho 'oeh Of Rio here u 6J
btga
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Memoranda.

The steamer Trade Wind reports: March T. 1t $50
on beTnesat into by unknown bark, carry
mixzenuast Of after rail- boat, &c. the
dauIag. done u the bark was not AsceTtained.
The bark isabeta reports March at 10 of Bar.
uegat, into by hsyoaded schooner bound s.,
which carried away bhoom, SC.
The Italian gate Re dltala went down the Bay
yesterday afternoon and anchored at Quarantine.
Steamship Eagle. for Havana, Aails today at p. m,
hom Pier No. 4 y. X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-09
USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For all affections and diseases Of the Urinary Organs Whether
existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever originating, and matter OF lew
long standing. Diseases Of these Organs
REQUIRE the aid Of Diuretc
HELMB0LDS EXTRACT BuCHU
Is THE GREAT DIUREIlC
AND IT Is CERTAIN
40 HAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DTSElsES
FOR WHICH
1T IS RECOMMENDED
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GelmboI0's Me6ifines.

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHIr.
For weaknesses arising from Ercesse Habits of D,,,
ton, Early lndiscretion or Abuse, attended ~
with the following symptoms:
Indisposition to Exertion, Loss Of Power
Loss Of Memory Difficulty of Bres:bins
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
horror oil Disease, Wakefulness,
Dlnness Of Vision, Pain In the Back,
Hot Hands Flashing of the Body
Dryhess Of the skin Eruptions the FACE
Universal Lasstude Of the Palld Counteuanc,
Muscular System.
These symptoms If allowed TO go on, which this medicine
invariably removes, follow
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTTC FITS =
In of which the patient may expire. Who can sy n
are not frequently followed by those drefnl di.ease,S
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION! II
Many Of the Of their suffering but mr.
viii confess The records Of the Insane Asyums and the NJ
snehoy deaths by Consumption bear ample witness 70 tbs
truth Of the assertion y II
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORoAN5
WEAKNESS,
requires the aid Of medicine strengthen and nygoys
system, WHICH HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BuCHD invs,,s1
bly, does. trial will convince the most .keptieal i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-09
Kereipts of Produce.

MARCH $500 bbls. Flour 100 bbls. Whisky. 100 bag
Com McJ 1000 bush Malt 30 pigs Ashes 100 pkg PstTo
tum 40 Butter go pigs Lard 200 psgs Provisions
600 Dressed Hog,
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ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.

JDEREMPTORY SALE OF valuable LOTS on
9th and lOh-svs, Goth. 99th and llsh-sts ADRIAN H.
MULLER, =. r. WILKINS Co. will cell at auction on
THURSDAY March TO- at u O'Clock at the Exchange Sales
room, No. III broadway:
Grli-AV.t Lots the south west corner Of 6thav and
Nh each 70 feet IN width with the exception OF the
nsr lot, which /. rs #. II in by 100 Il. in depth
l0THAN.A Lots on the north Of l0thay and
hs, The corner lot IL Is r. III in in width the inside
each rs II. In width by 100 Il. In depth.
TH STlB Lots north side OF 9dths feet east %
10Th zach Is r. In width by l0O f. IL IN Ia DEPTH
syri-ST-o Lots south aide Of sh st. l25 feet east OF
lohev each Is n. In width and varying in depth from 10 n
In. TO 80 n. In
lSTi-ST-t Lots on the north side OF 18th st., 26 feet
west OF ohav each rs IT, Ia width by 100 f. IL in In depth
Every lot VIII positively be sold TO IN. hiph.. bidder (Dl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-09
E

FEMALES! FEMALES! FEMALESf
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED, OR CONTEM
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar TO Females the Extract Buebr
unequaed by any other remedy in Choross or RseD
ton, Irregularities Psinfuness Suppression Of Customary
EYAcuaon liberated or Serhous the Uterus Leu.
cofrhea Whites Sterty and for all complaints incident
to the whether arising from ndcreon, Habits Of Ds
patton, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
See symptoms above
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT TT
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.....MARcH 8.
Cleared.

Cleared.
steau,hip--Asia (Hrl. Lott. Liverpool, Z. Cuusri
steanleT'Anns Davis Providence, {. +. Knox.
shp-Dsnel Hosdley, Hayden, Liverpool, Smith Dun
Bart-Annie (Br) whi,tee, Cape Town, Napier Wells
ford. ~
O. Letan, Peck, Stamford p. c. Scranton s,aphn My'
tie II. s. Racket Son Joel Van SAINT, Soper Fortress
Tsmpico g. Wenburr; Mary Jane Moore, Wsshinston.
Bentley Smith Co u Williams Pillsbary phisde PIMA.
ADELAIDE Buck, forres. Monroe. y. J. Campbell.
Arrived.
Steamship Glasgow (BE) Jones. Liverpool Feb. 90 and
oueens,own Feb a. a, 2t p % d'e and pass to John o.
steamer Scotia tPri,el J. C. Reyell Acting En'iTs
m. The s. captured the Is, inst: 10 mile. oa Wi,
minson by the sanbos. Connecticut aer having run the
steamer Trade Wind u. transport Babbidse, Fortress
STEAMER Empire Hunter, Warrington, D. G.. 81 hours,
mS.e. and eas. to James Hand ,-,,... nd. =, p,,,
Bal Morning D.n Stirling st. Jsso de Cuba % day..
Bsrt Alexander Dus Cof NewH.ven) Neal, Demeraa 20
days, sugar to Dsni 1Iowbridse.
and hides to Maitland Phelps Co. Experienced strong n.
B,rs Subia COf Boston, Mach Boston days, ba,s, to
fsft Isabella. ven Griffin Ciudad Bolivar ?, day. hides
Bhs Re,oate (of s. Thoma,l Peterson s.gus Ia Grande
Feb. 20 molAsscs TO WAydcl 60.
schr Sam Colt, iiiiynd fhadephlaZ days coal TO MI
Mckee
selG Emma Anderson tof -, Kitt.l Acker ST. Mans %
days salt TO vaahe 4 r. Reyua. Experienced strong ~
winds most Of the passeg-.
schr. A.thsra Cassidy Port Royal days
sehr Ra,h Hod-on. Portland 10 days.
schr D. Clifford, Smith, Virginia.
WlND-Suns,t s. w, and light.
SAILED.
MARCH 7.-s,eam.hip ST. Andrew.
ship Albert
Barb Jennie Marie.
Brigs-Ahce Franklin. Ocean Traveller, Ocean Belle La
Cayenne, :. ~. Thorp, Elizabeth Narcine
schoonep-M Z. Hawkins. Ma,ipa, Moses Van Name W.
NJ Dewitt. Charles Mcdonald. John Walker
MARCH 0-from QuNsniine-SteameI Reno a. 5. trans
port, tor Fortress Monroe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-09

Take Bessm, Mercury Unpleasau. Medicines 81 On
pleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
in all their stages, little Expense; little change IL
Diet no Inconvenience, AND NO EXPOSURE
IL frequent desire and gives strength 10 Urnas
thereby removing distractions preventing and curing strict
nres Of the ure,hra aayng pain and inflammation e9ue
in this class Of diseases, and eIpelny POISONOUS
DISEASED AND WORKOUT NATTER
Thousands upon thousands who have been the
VICTIMS OF QUACKS
and who have paid HEAVY FEES to be cured in short
time have found they deceived and THAI the Poison
has, by the of Powerful Astrngents been dried up
the system, to break out in aggravated form aud
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-09
Passengers Arrived

h bark Tuea from Ma,aoaibo-Mr and Mrs Bourtoist
children, Mrs c. Gous, Miss Ellen Morrison and
srTyan-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-09

EXECUTORs SALE. - 5000. - BIRCH
IA HILL, two mies from Chen Gov. l. l. View, un,ur.
passed Two buildinss-one new. 1874 with wing; also
gardener mouse fooI rooms Railroad and steamboat com.
muncaiion Possession nu edise. Furniture sod, II de.
:rsS wS and bal. acres Apply the premises. or to r..
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Sailed.
Spoken.

March !, Of Mon,sai Point, ship Indian Empire sig
nailed, boundW
In Crooked Island Passage date .chr Hai,ia from -
for New.York
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sun-Rises.. 6;23 500 Moon-Sets.... 8:l2
HIGH
Sandy Hook $50 GOV Island. 9:J8 Hell IL 09
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port-War0ens' Notite.
STATE or NEw.YoRx,

NTAfE (
PoRrWARDESs' OFFICE No lOi Wal-st5
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of the passed April H. 1884, entitled An Act to
Rsosaniso the Wadens Office OF the Port Of NewYork to
all persons inereed in having charge Of the subject
matter Of such nqaiy examination survey that the fol
lowing vessels under examination by the Port War
dsns and that the said examinations viii be
peed within ten days next succeeding this notice board
ssid vessels: .
ship Lancesfer......,...........fle No. N X
ship hepublck.. .....Ilcr no. y y. II.
Ship John Ill. Rycrson.. Pier No. 70 r. X
Bari faladlu .'.s....'''........rler NO. 81 r. X.
BARK Reohabite. ,..,.,..,,...Pier No. B r. H.
Bark Annie Sherwood. ..................Fords.
Bark +. Gtddinss.. Pier No. F. r.
big Agile. Empire stores
Brig Jaboatio. .....Pier No. AZ f. r.
brig l1tis... .,.,,.....,...............D elancyN
BFlg Sniafila .........fteT NO. " r. H.
ScLr. Arctic Pier No. % r. R.
e. II. BRAMliALL, President.
J. Aue's HERMAN, Secretary.
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AFFIDAVIT.
Personslly appeared before me, an Alderman o. e
Phsdephi H. embod who being any sworn ., o aS.n
any hi. nacoc no mercury VI o'h&
injurious drugs but are truly vegetable. m t,r,uporn
Sworn and subscribed before this sd day OF Novembs
ias WIN. Z. HlBBARD, Alderman,
shs,., above Race, PHILADELPHIA
AddIe" letters for information, in confidence to
H. II. HELMBOLD,
CHEMIST
PRINCIPAL DEPOrs.
HELMBoLDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL WARE
HOUSE, ~
HELMBoLDs DRUG u6 AS9 CHEMICAL WARE
HELMsoLDs DRUG ud AMP CHEMICAL WARE"
No. 5o4 BROADWAY, N. Y, OR
No. 594 BROADWAY, N. Y. OR
No. 594 BROADWAY, N. Y, OR
HELMBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT
HELMBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT,
MEDICAL DEPOT
NO lOi SOUTH TENrH-Sr PHILADELPHIA
NO. IOl SOUTH TENTH-Sr, PHILADELPHIA
NO 1Oi SOUTH TENTH-sT. PHlLADELPHIA.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERREITS AND UNPHNVh
PIED DEALERS.
Who endesycr 10 dispose Of" their own" and "csher e"
on the reputation s,tainedby
HELNIBOLD'S GENUINE PItEfA-
RATIONS.
uELMBOLDs
GENUINE EXTRACT BUCHu
HELMBOLDS .r.
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
HELMBoLD5
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S.
TAKE NO OTHER.
q Cut the advertisement and send for Il Nd sven
pssitos and sapssurs.
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The Boston Post, in its weekly review {

finance aud trade, says:
The Money market has been abundanty well supplied with
capital comparatively low rates Of interest loans and dis
during the week just closed and all borrowers IN good
credit have found difficulty in obtaining their requirements
which have ranged all the from 10 " cent
cordug amounts matures margins and quality Of coat
erals.
The great surplus Of paper money has apparently in many
cases unsettled ideas OF common prudence and led to
expenditure unparalleled in this country The
spirit OF speculation las been aroused by the
and almost fabulous prices have been paid Tor msny shares II
doubtful value and they avs within few months been multi.
piled TO alarming extent.
The following comparative statement shows
the average condition Of the leading items Of the Pha
dephia banks. for the present and previous week
Las, We.k Th, Week Ine. Dec
Loans.......... GJ53l9,1HSJ5 sl3JB f2J3G59 80.
Spece.......... 4lG2,848 4l026J3 80. eIOa O7H
Lagsl Tender.. 10304l42 ll,l69Os3 84s5l -
Deposit. 49,. 3l,435553 3l7l2a7 276,1g4 49,.
CircalatOn..... 2,l67Hs 2,p8,+n ... DIl4
BY A. II. Muller p r. wilkins g. Co.:
House and lot No. l60 Grand street."...slIaO
Hour. aud lot No. 1888 Grand street ...... alOO
House and lot, No. 40 Mott street....... $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-09
ByA. III. Mullor, p X Wilkins g. Co.:

House and lot, No. leo Grand street......Sll6O
Hou,. aud lot, No. 1888 Grand street...... elOO
House and lot, No. $40 Mott ,treet..".... $3.50