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Nsg YORK, jan. 2, 1894
sslse s,w~rs. D NsS YORK, volunteer a. he camp
tApeyns Point. assnpe5 70 desert .. Friday nsht,
BY running the xlaTd. Crssr Hail. o. Company A.
Tvsn.y.uin,h Coarscticus Volunteers, ,'cooredn On
guard At the tune, orisrsd HIN to halt, rnea Bowers
ihrsN ssYf IA he syss Hall pursaei and closed with
toe rfns-Ay, ana taycret,ed bn badly .nroush the
arm broke bs saustocs over hts he8d brought bin
bsok g camp ovs-s se1i to tho hospital sui .iii
probably recover gsu gas tns mcrans pron,s,s 70
b. UefNpft8
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MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS.


DrsS~fatLy.--ia Thursday, Let snbor II ~ tie Rev
Mr. ein liDn, al tho residence of Nj suhs IL L,ly the
osaes eaeis, NJ iHohAs psAs TO Mss sAs,s . inLs all
vi f.rafktn
hcnisgntl,nj rspsrs pcsss eepv
Iontg -s,cLs Tn wsJnca.sy. Dscsmocr 90 by the
res. v. q fsgg, Nv :. DopGy, Of pstya 10 Igrlss A,
SsriF daughter u The iss Or !. W SOUS, ~ Bdaao,
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New Years Day at Norfolk. Va.

FOEIEfss MoNRof, Jan. I, lsJi
The colcred Inhabitants Of Norfolk aud vicinity cele.
brsted today the lrst annual anniversary Of their
freedom given them under the Presidents emancipa
ton proclamation -Four regiments OF cOorod troops,
under command Of Brgader General Wid took part in
the exercises. There present az invited guests
Major General Butler and staf and Bigadier Generals
Hickman Barnes Getty and Lede, with ho respective
stats. Tho procession marched through an the r<ncpal
streets Of Norfolk, and upon arriving IN he square trout
ing the cemetery formed hollow square and speaking,
aud Masonic exercises the order 81 the day.
beautiful fog was presented 10 the Second North Caro-.
lima ccored regiment, being sil lro The ladies Of
Washington. \. c.
Mrs. Major General But er hss been receiyin. calls
from The officers d the garrison .ns pa aud lhsr
friends during TIE entire day
4 heavy gale q wird Is aor (oire ?. n raging Al
tsis
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4 TrRYTroY. -YoURs, NINE. EvERYBoDy's;.-ALL
and Tea Warehouse OF Mr. r. AoNEw, corner OF Green
witch and Murray streets New YORK as the npe
OF this sells all kinds OF Teas C0hees
Flour wines and everything else used In every
family cheaper thaa tho chsapesh Seoos oe'efsa ifee
Cash only.
ITO CoNsUMPTIyEa -,--,,---,-
Consnmptive sufferers VIII receive valuable pescrlp
III Thr and Lung affections free Of charged ~ sending
''' Rev r. A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
kIAs county. Mt.
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HEWsPAPER.

NEwsPAPER. ~
Nsw T0aI ssws
VIEW YORK NEWS.
NEW YORK Szwa
NEW YORK NEWS.
NEW YORK NEWS.
NEW YORK NEWS.
NEW YORK NEWS.
NEW YORX NEWS
NEW YORK NEWS.
VIEW YORK NEWS
NEW YORK NEWS.
NEW YORK NEWS.
NEW YORK NEWS
DAILY AND WEEKLY
FIRST CLASS FAMILY JOURNAL.
DEVOTED 70 THE POLICY OF PEACE.
ENLARGED AND REoReASuED
EIGHT PAGES.
roRTY-EIGHT COLUMNS.
BENJAMIN WOOD. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
BENJAMIN WOOD. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
BENJAMIN WOOD EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
BENJAMIN WOOD. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
BENJAMIN WOOD, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
BENJAMIN WOOD. RDIToR AND pRoPRIRToR
BENJAMIN WOOD, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
BENJAMIN WOOD. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
BENJAMIN WOOD. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
BENJAMIs WOOD. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
BENJAMIN WOOD. EDIIoR AND PROPRIETOR
BENJAMIN WOOD. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
BHEJAMIN WOOD. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
PUBLISHED AT 10 CITY HALL SQUARE.
DAILY NEWS BUILDING.
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Fbs3eNr &. Aissa, prominent produce nierchalt Of
thit ~, LED s-tdeniy IBIS morning.
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eosTos, ian. 2, 1854
1hs anniversary o. President Lncolos smsnclps.
tioa rrcoisns,ion celebrated hers yesterday By
salute Of ore huoared guns by public meeiiag in
fremont Temple, at which speeches rste m-de by y.
X *, Rev A. A. Miner sad several colcrei or,iors
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whom comes from the Green Mountains OF Yer
mont. another from the plains Of Missouri, and
third from the prairies Of Iowa. not oie OF whom
is supposed to have the most remote idea OF the
complicated gold gambling operations which are
carried on every ds in the vicinity of Wall street
If they had they probably would not have con-
sented that measure like tho one proposed by
Mr.. Hooper should be returned TO the House
stamped with the dsapproval Of the committee.
We hope they may reconsider their action, and
that Congress viii invest the Secretary with power
to at once put the ten twelve millions Of surplus
gold ahoat which now lie buried in the vaults OF
the sub-Treasury. The opening price to-day was
1897; but il soon sold down TO 1851.
, Annexed are the totals of all the weekly state
mcnts Of the associated banks of this oity which
have been made since tho commencement Of the
nraaent WAR;
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL.

ucvn.x rok o9ep n
a., .s..ss .a;..
1ne s.o0A mMA'' op'.sS =, VIZ VIZ - nu.ss IA ~.
Ysn. 'n,s 'no'nns anu "s .1 - 49,
sneo' o' running PiI. .s 49,. sD .i.,s. a.s p.o0
rsuss 0omp''su e".,. W." ~ s. ~ ts's,sn. consua,
eSes. ov.s" r-.0 Du,,ss"so " -. ~ ..,...s Ma
foss S1s, , r.,. 1au Mn.," $500 "a, u,..,s"r
ne ,vzs 49,. Sa..s.s ~ r,;as;. Ia, ran,ra,
= % = p,...sn-. -, az ra,.u. "a
%, o'o.v'"~ o,@ c,.n",..s an sSa To,.a" " rn;oano
'seS 49,. -, I.,.ns H. ra,sso ana wsh.sh IL
~. ~ W. wa,ns ,s''- Ss1 Alton and Tc,,s Hsnts
IL c,,oano % .ra Northwestern ~ Cumber.
t ts. o ross ,I Canton Comnanv y and
k,..L,,s.r ~ Mining ~ Pacific Mail declined y.
Sss s,ah prices Of she morning were not sustained
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As compared with the returns of the previous
week there is an increase in loans amounting to
$3,2l2 6O6 decrease in specie Of 1897 ,5s5, fall
ing OF in circulation of So 3l3 and an increase in
deposits Of $7,54s,4sO. The present bank state.
ment is the best evidence we can have Of tho
great Influx of money at this centre. and it also
shows the rapid rate of the imitation which Is now
going on. Since the commencement Of the pres
ent month the deposits have increased nearly
seventeen and half millions Of dollars, and the
loans have been extended over six millions.
The Comptroller Of this city will open the bids
for the two millions soldiers bounty loan at two
O'Clock tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon. The
bonds bear six per cent interest, payable semi
annually, and the principal will be redeemed in
four equal instalmcnts, commencing In 1888.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as fol.
lows:-
Amount ON mana Sot ZoVoox
Receipts from custone.s.. .s............... xvIOO0
From Otner sources. SsWVOoS1
-, -. 100 =.
Payments 6sljA7o0
Balance. s$SS e0i AsS
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schcncIs's Respirpm.ter.

This instrument 10 of silver the conducting
power Of which metal Is universally admitted 10 be UNEQUAL
fer superior to the woody and flexible material used 10
manuiacture OF etethescopes which are ordinarily en
Nh india rubber padding readily adaps itself 70 the chest
70 that The sound M the ghtss breathing fantest
nur conveyed into the air bulb in which inclosed
drum from whence the sound scOuducted with such
certainty and dsnctness TO the OF the auscuator to
@nAbq Elm with great and without the possibility
Zion OF the organ undsr examination ascertainng the
lungs diseased whether II s tubercnous pleureti bron
haa. pulmonary consumpon without the slightest pain
tr even inconvepience TO the patient ~
Dr. 0chenck treats no diseases but hoseof the throat
ns liver and stomach and makes no charges fcr adves
examlnaten with the Rsspirometer he charges - and
dc sheudes bade troubled with costvenese or dia
thA saew c0mplexon loss Of appetite. low spirits rest
zion. y call % hin, and get advice.
4vefy one who has seated cough should have an ex.
AuniDatlou with the resplropeter oply costs ~ qyes
better Opportunity TO kn6w exacsy what to DO and be
"a eaheock las bad constant prssos Tor over
$ssbe for any condon of the lungs
4nle the patient 10 carefully examined with the Respl
keees unless they are very bad and then any one can
"A DR. sCHENCK
nakss wonderful Of Consumption but does NOT pre-
land make new dnga one he examines and hnds
Canh0s Be cured know 81 and for this purpose
ko vss New York Tuesday and can b found his
Eeoua q Bond street. from A. - until ~ (The rest
~ z snsssed seeing patients y n ether 1 Snss
ks Fumone 63rup and sssweed Tonic each q per bottle
Sf Is ~ half dozen Mandrake Pills y cents box
6OEAAD FOX No 81 Barclay street. wholesale agent Tor
lev Yorg.
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achr Lyndon. Cpgs,a-. s,icn-Bskcr 4 Dayton
fscLr N"lsoa. " cei. ..ttmftr
.-of.. a W

|
n sehr inIerir Wheaton. ----.
IN Ai,RivkU
Aeuss'.a frx~.s AeAanarr Capt tcasrensty Havana 4
aays hsnereacsd very hesyy weather 90 'he rssag-
s.salasap poi9n.e sserSc9a Portland W.T. "dss and
ssea@shp s'"lare. ma"cr Washington. With @a.e aad
passengers 4, jus tispd .
wasa: 4 cs,oa % y l,s% l., y o :.
x,h four BEAM. ss,s.sei Dec IL 10 lon ss 10
!, .rs +. Narso Ssr Esrs, BIO 'sao''o Jan with ooase
BARK ospre, (of Turks Islands. Norton Ma.smeros 80
md ss ceDsr both for New YORK HAD
'Gasy s,, Tsa,het c on We eoss, ., a., am
natt srsos tof Rucssoor, Pierce New Orleans.
n: % s ssys rs %a,s 2
Sn id'h and was blown on with the late heavy winds from
% p @ la - s 90 psssa 4o
soa,s R. biccsads d. rdnser ,as s. no marks on than
I;s Is ls ana
o.. Brig m Ynen Dss ss, M0nroc oof0w" days with poa
schr Eila Cannon, Ross, Virginia.
Sss. Miss Badger; Sa%ss. xs:S"ssss Y1.y.
Benedict. n:ys. .:%ss Providence
schr s,sphee waterman. Chase Nav bedford
s; s:sSs os,:t SsS xs fse:,'
Sohr w Montague. JT Warren, Fall River
Sohr Thos Borden Wrghtiogton Fall River Tor Philadei
phiA
Schr Richard Borden Borden, Fall River
Schr Jonas Sparks Willcts. Providence.
6chr Nora, Chadwick. frovideuce.
6chr A. Dyer, Rogera Provideaco
6chr Mary Gage, LAMs0n. PortsmouthH0r0vO
1chr Montrose. Garter. Portsmouth Grove.
Schr Ttle 3, Anderson, Dghton
Gck stephen Tabcr. Terry New Londoa.
6chr John Jones. ward New London for Piernont
6chr rawnoe. Chapman, Norwich.
6chr Frederick Hall, IngrahAm, Norwich.
6ohr d Wtilets bhenleld 6toniuGt0n.
Steamer Ellen B Terry (U trAnsport), CkAplw New.
bern. NC Peb AZ w Ha..eras lnle 5Hh, with MATHS and
passengers TO QuartermaseE 1Oth fast OF
Hatteras passed sehr Water Witch. hence for Newbern
same DAY. on Body Island passed steamer Relief frsm M
Petrol, hence for Beaufort.
BELOW.
Ship Liverpool Chamberlain. from London Deo q, With
mdse and passengers % 0r0neil. Mnturn 90.
Bark 0alto (ef bArbadOs).
6ohrJ Bayies (of Br00khavenL
SAILED.
2Ist-Barks Lord Baltimore, eAd Anna & Bertha.
Wind At sunset sac.
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HIPPING NE W S.
ALMANAC poR rsv yoaE-rsrs pAv
svrsnEs...............e t3 noos Rlsna. ...... eve


CLEARED
ste..mshp Britannia tBr) Mekiersid. oissov-F hasdo
ship Orient Hnl Liyerpco- spoTord Tileson 4 CO.
ship Protector tSerw), Kuge Coruana-Funeh' hencks
BARK gazeile lsr), Irvine. Llepool-R r Buck Acc
Bark water LILY (Brl Ansel, Havana-N Bsieham.
Bark Bmrgen,ecter Duckwin (Brcm). hsejadea havs
Bark Milton. Fuller, New Oreans
Brig Ursnia br). Mcdonald, Iondon-Tynes Smith. !.
wendt
Brig Laura tBr,. Lans'horn, q, Pierre. Guad-s Reg
nal
Brig Teresiia lBr) HILL csos-Tucker Lghtboufn.
Brig Warren, Smith, Phisdrlphis-J Hand
Brig Olivia tBrall Mastm, Phiiadeipna--H vippg .
schr Dorohea tHam), schmid. Rio 0rande-sIoman =
Edge. .
sehr Predmore. Cranmer. Fortress Monroc-B Small
&Co.
schr johnson, Fisk, Bsitimorc--Baker& DAYTON.
schr Nimrod Turner, Balt,moe-KH y Dramm.nd ~.
schrJ W Hail. .Narr adciphia,-Baker a Dayton.
scir Jesse Williamson, Jr, WInsmorc, Phladepha-RA
ear A Dayton.
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Married.
HAswoos-HAnwooo.- .--ie Brso ,iyp. on Mondsy, Feb
ruary 10. by the Rsv pr niir. CH .NLss HARwoeo.
Esq, OF Now Bediord, Mass TO Miss JASg uARwo.p OF
the former place.
New Bedford papers pioasc cory.
VAN DuzER-FAiR = On saturday, February 20,
at tho Church the noiy com u,uuion BY the Roy
Efaucis l.. Lawrence. ARCHIBALD S,asgvuLs VAN nuzEK
10 RAu MMnA daughter OF the iate tbsrt NJ Fairch d
The New York herald., 1864-02-23

sssros. Jan 4-Cid Eunonlis FYork.
calsa =
o sr ioss. Mr.. Feb i5-old bark Ann Augos,s Bai,es
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Or. Huuter's DiseOvs~y-A Botanic Ex-
Aud Roo nncte-cres ernpns OF the skin Ulcers OF
81 ks Sod nos" x any Is,s ana me most
separate rooms and private entrance Book gratis Beware
o bogus DIR Hunters; the city Ia full OF knaves up 10 every
ek ~ rob she doctor OF his reputation as skful
ana reliable pin. sician. He Las no other Office.
The New York herald., 1864-02-23

@. saunders' Metallic Tablet Razor
krop the Oldest and approved Strop la For
'saic b. J. s. sAUNDEKs. No Astor House.
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Plies Itching PiIes.-Use ROssman
sCdre It never fails. Sold BY I'll drugsisA

Patentsy PateMtsy pntentsJ
Hsssra NUM- CO. publishers Of the SCIENTIFIC
-AMkBIoAN continue 70 act Attorneys for securing Pa
tents for Inventions In this and all foreign countrea
Aessrs Mum Co., have had years experience
soicltng Paten and have acted Attorneys for more
sShAn 20 UU0 inventors.
1on. Consultation aud advice free. Address
MUM CO.. 81 Park row, New York,
Corner r and Seventh streets, Washington. D. @.
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0rsssadoro's Hair Dye, Pressrvstsve
Apd Wig Deoct Wholesale and retail No Aslor House
fhe dye npplre by skiltul artists
The New York herald., 1864-02-23

Prof. Alex. @. BarSy's Tslcoph erOus or
Nedeated Compound for preserving restoring and beau
and gray hairs curing diseases Of the SKIN glands
fhapA rhepmatism, swellng: sore throat Ac giving in
Slant relief IN cases cuts bruises spain surns scads
world Principal ONCE 37z Pearl street. n Y.
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Paslie speakers. military Omccrs ana

saiusers Browns Bronchial Troches Cough
and voioe Lozongss freely requse-containng nolh
ing injure the system. They invaluable for
alAyns the hoarseness and Irritation ncden. to vocal
Arkoa, clearing and strengthening the voice
The New York herald., 1864-02-23
sales q the Publie Board.
CITY coMMERClAL RnPORT.

MoypAy, Feb. 32-o p. n
Coynx was dull, without sales Of moment We quote
Corros dun al SOC fcr middliDg upands; sales about
Hors were nrm "a 2yc. s4c for new ~ to quality;
sales about 100 balce
50c. T2c FOR new and Soc . &C. for old crop.
Swear - The market was nrm. Sales 500 hhds. ~ l3c
a13isc. for Cuba muscoyado, and l3hc l4Ac. for
New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1864-02-23

Piper Hsfdseic3, g. II. MumM, We Cllc-
Quot and leading brands Of Champagnes offered In
iots TO suit the trade, on the most favorable erms
w. H. SLARINE, broker, 81 Beaver street.
The New York herald., 1864-02-23

G0urau Poudre subtitle Uproofs Hair
From low forchcads part Of the body Warranted al
shiS new depot, 1853 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-02-23

wheeler Is wilson's Hi ghest PYemium
ycck. stick Sewing Mschinea Once sos Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-02-23

wags, Teppsss, Hair Dys, ysaatx DyeinS
AnA Noldavs Creem, for beauufying The Hair, - W. 4
6AonBLoR's. ID Bond street.
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The ParI0f Maglcian;
OR, OHR HUNDRED 1nICEs Foh TIE DRAWING

outaniuR an extensive and miscellaneous collection OF
Eoaurisi ssd LsSerdsman ssighss Yish Dice nD@,nos:
kc or which be performed In the parlor Or draw
ng whouy hs aid Of any apparatus Also
Choice Of deceptlons. which may be Per
formed w;sA ne Aid Of Ample sppsnsu, Pa the whole Illus
Ssper covers price 90 . Srns
P"dc,ahe6 6v "''A .''' DICK d FifzGERXLD
Is 6Ann street, New York.
Also for sale by all booksellers in this place.
opies shove books by mail address free
0f postage receipt Of price.
The New York herald., 1864-02-23

white virgin Wax or Antilles Beautl.
fss sad whi,ens ne esppleyon without nas y Re.
NC co. u5S South Seventh street. Philadelphia. Sold
q us Broadway and by dSnggtsts evervwhste.
The New York herald., 1864-02-23


Grover q Bakers Celebrated Elastic
over all competitors at the State Fairs of New York
pont Iowa Indiana, Michigan Illinois, Kentucky. Pennsyl-
ans Ohio and Oregon and at respectable institute
and county fair held in 1863 Saesrooms AVS Broadway
HOyts Hta watha Hair HestOrattve.-
Warranted 70 restore faded and gray Hair aud whskers 70
Nhtr original color Superior dvts and every other
araton for the hair the natural and life
most critical observer detect its use In the simpic
II is application being used easily art Gle Of
3sir II makes the hair soft and SILKY prevents from fall
ng out removes AL ts impurities and entirely overcomes
lhc bad effects Of the previous of preparations contain
'"s ''fa fHOify 81 IMPsRiAI M CoLoRING cnRAM
changes Hight and rod hair beautiful brown black.
JOsEPH HOYT CO., 10 University place, N T.
No More Gray Hair or Baldncss.-F0rty-
4yc years constant study ConssAon free BY Dr. GRAND
Penasylvamia Lands for Sale.
5000 In the counties OF Lycomng Clinton Luzerns
yaud Tioss.
Would be sold In whole tracts Of from 100 900
acr very prices These counties among
nes tho Stale for health beauty OF scenery rich deposits
OF oos iron and other minerals and timber. with good rail
and facilities leading the cities Of Philadelphia
and New York.
full description be had in pamphlet by application to
SAMUEL 7. BODINE,
lN South Fourth street. Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1864-02-23

Trasses, Elastic Stoekings. &c.-Marsh
O0.H Radical cure Truss oes only u No. vesey street
kAly attendant.
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THE LECTURH SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY. FOR 0ENrLBMnu
on,y. :. the New York M.ssum Of Anatomy ga sreeH
forwarded receipt Of addressing 0eereAT
OF tho New Yerk Museum of Anatomy.
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THE FIREMEN,

AT A SPECIAL MEBTTNG or HOWARD HN01ND
n Company No. -. held M00dAy evening. FcbrvsY
- 1884 the following preamble aud resolutions anAsh
uiously adoptcd- ~
Whereas, death has more como among che A.
mighty In His divine wisdom having midst.
our friend aud fellow member John McLarney therefore
belt
host true and devotea friend
Resolved That 70 the relatives and friends Of
ceased bro her. tender ympahy tor their SAD -
reavemont.
Resolved That token Of respect sor the -
tho deceased. thAt attend the funeral o body.
Tuesday afternoon 81 one O'Clock
Resolved. That these In the
York Herald apd Sun aud Sunday Mercury.
CphATrsK-ChRrles Miller James A. KayanAgh. RAtstsb
O'C0nnOr.
Members wiz meet asthc engine hsase at Il O'Clock.
WM. HENDRs0N ChairmaA
LAa NJ LAnanRf0x HAcretnrx.
The New York herald., 1864-02-23

4 WIDOW LADY or TWENTY TWO. INrxLLtoRNT,
N aud good education. wishes husband Must he rood
ans de viiss possibs) Nellie u. Station y, bsbss
House.
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NEW PUBLIoATiOss.



! A rrras,cgEp r.s,,l,Efip shsrogsD IGSO.AHog ExPOsEDt
htoHhS iMpoRTAHT TO BOTH SEXES married %
sshs,c :" hcM ur dsease.-Dr LARM0Hr PART, Isyus
aon AUG Ft~ lOtN Medical Adviser and Narria a Guide
tdWh cdi sV pages nearly roo ops,
UPON Mcnta ava Nervcu, Debty urnAry De1r,tt hdee.
TONS OF tue Bladder aud kin9ya ScsUa Ial.ss
researches n Phsaoogy European hosgitni prni,sr.
guacks the recipes and spceiAes author ms
successful and barharons with auarx s,.r l.
aniidots Instrument &c should purchase ,hs pr,trJ
" OF the publisher u. WARNER No I yascv .i.a".
ons New York. tor o. closely sealed or csrsn1
the Doctor il3 Broadwsy up stairs New YORK. IT
M. Co bP. Al.
and his work "C0arror d.s Bats Uns 9efmap i,s
Reform Dispatch Saas leung, Atlas Medical Review ar
IMMENSE PRIOBS PAID FOR OLD. BOOKS III O0a
4 Photographic Albums hand at Price IUD ODJ Mia
celaneous Books, price. 5JJCO) PhOlss
graphic Pictures At any price
LEGGAT BROTHERS liy Nassau street Beekwsa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO A BRIDE cos
lV tains important information for the newly
cents BY KMIL r. LA1NkAU. box AO37 Post onlce N "
MO CROPPING IN THE DARK-THE MIND BH
~ unclouded and the sftss
reading Dr. Barrows popular and beautifully fistrssA
medical Human Frstity." IL pcrrays the
that frequently lead 70 unhappy marriages and cotans In
for dispeling all isgvtngs end for the ~
eef.uHioted dseases their various forms and stnegA
Price Matted free everywhere the author DE-
H. A. BARROW i9t Beccker street, four dcors from hAe
dougai street, Now Iorx.
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5l Penn Coal Co. 80. l3
400 American Coal Co s
400 Br'wk City L Co..
loo Copake Iron M.s00 !
so do. ]
500 kariposa Ns Co.. Q
500 do. .bS0 8
600 PaoiAc N 80 Co. n
20 do. ........ II
100 Minnesota 4. NJ CO. 9
The New York herald., 1864-02-23

/. : AMERICAN. or GOOD FAMILY AND RDuCArION
faged 2S), holding respectable po@ittoa in ~
Ess, indies wishes TO open cosrcspndence whh ycuss
adv with marriage. The advertiser 10 good look
ing naters himself thai he would be enabd - oner
comfortable home 10 lady Cartes de- vs9 sYonsngsd -
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BILLIARDS..
sEoARs AND TOBACCO.

Hrrw yoRK syoAR MANUFACTURING cOMPAnY-
NO CHKKKs. Agent 10 Murray sirses-oasr ssSars
and cash buyers ind iarss assortment Of nvOso1
known brsnds
The New York herald., 1864-02-23

No More Gray Hair or Baidncss.-Forty-
9se Years constant study consysaon free BY Dr. GRAND
The New York herald., 1864-02-23

4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN. FORMBRl.Y or xHIs
city having the sreater part of his e IN bo
bay having taken him there when s.s y zsss.
year the of pretty young
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that sail for Bombay Abont tho lat OF Nay
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dress g. W. Livingston boz 1l4 Herald ONCE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-19

had sought the shelter Of their own small Acoom-
modations, and lying down side by side, pre-
pared for sleep. While yet awake the bolt Of
Heaven had fallen unto them. The unfortunate
youth whose soul had been required, had been
singled out from between his two comrades
They, also, had received injury, but after little
time recovered and begged to bs led into the
chapel tent, that they might commune With the
chaplain. II was most affecting sight There
in the presence Of that vast assembly, before
the remains of that deceased brother in arms
these two young men snatched from The jaws Of
death, like 'brands from the burning" express
sed their gratitude TO God for Ills mercy, and
their determination to do better in the future
The chaplsin now addressed the meeting, taking
Tor bis text, at is fearful thing to fall into the
hands Of the living God" And that multitude,
so little used to tears, now sobbed almost az a
body. The effect produced by that scene will
never be efiaoed from the minds Of those who
we're present. Many were the VOWS made by
he soldiers upon that occasion, to recOllect the
ext, and also to remember that "God will
lot hold him guiltess who taketh His name in
1ain."