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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-26
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 23.-The Sc
verest storm Of the season commenced here
this morning, continuing throughout the
day and night, accompanied bya heavy fall
of snow.
The expedition recently sent into Math-
ews county, under Gen. Graham, by direc-
ton Of Cen Butler, has returned after hav-
ing succeeded in capturing large lot OF
horses, cattle and mules, together with sew
eral engines and 300 contrabands.
BALTIMORE, March "a The steamer New
York arrived yesterday afternoon, ut For
tress Monroe from City Point, with So Off
Gers and 02O soldiers, Federal prisoners Of
war, 500 Of the number were sick.
The following are among the officers:
Col. r. NJ. McCiain, 57th Ohio; Col. A. o.
Lawsey, Sd Ohio; 1t. Col, s. J. Williams,
18th Ohio; o. A. p. Henry, 18th Ky. Cav.
More Cotton.
CAIRO, March 2.-The steamer Silver
Moon, from Memphis the sd, passed up
this morning for Cincinnati, with seven
teen hundred and three bales OF cotton, a
large quantity OF miscellaneous freight and
many passengers.
Memphis dates Of the ed, contain but
little news. Cotton was still on the decline
having fallen cent on all qualities.
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tory OF his conservative colleagues to show that they
had been both sides OF the slavery question, King
changing alternately from side the other enc or
the other for the time uppermost, until now they
occupied an anomalous position neither on one side nor
the other. He denounced them as malicious and malig
nan slanderers, aud accused them OF wihui iasenooo
aad misrepresentation OF himself his colleagues The
greater part OF ha speech was devoted 10 Blair
and his statements aud assertions were most
damaging to that gentieman and he appeared TO be quito
uneasy under the infection He read the celebrated
ORDER signed oy Blair aud eight staff officers ordering
some ten thousand dollars worth OF wines aud liquors
while lie army was before vicksburg, which were
stopped by the trade agents and thus what was intended
to be very profitable speculation in eontfaband goods
was defeated. This, be said, might oxpad Inc anmos
the gentleman towards the secretary Of the Treasury
and his trade regulations and agents. Mr.. Blair dc
nounced the order forgery but McClurg said whom
he had some better evidence OF the fact than tho
ton Of his colleague he would make all necessary ex
plantations The speech created Considerable impression
Mr.. Blair did not attempt to reply to ii.
This Missouri quarrel has already occupied large por
tion of the time House, which should oe devoted
legitimate business, and its discussion only
serves exhibit the country the demorallzcd con-
dtion OF all parties Missouri, and weary those who
compelled to listen the mutual criminations OF
these men.
SENATOR PoMERoY ON THE CHASE CIRCULAR.
Senator Pomeroy the door tho Senate TO morrow
and will take occasion TO defne his position Is under
stood among his that he will frankly the
authorship CT the celebrated circular and defend the
Iosition no has assumed.
SENATOR GARRETT DAVIS ON NEGRO ENLIsTMENrs.
Mr.. Davis Inflicted another long speech the Senate
to-day consisting principally or repetitons Of his previ
arguments. The Senators manifested considerable
impatence times and occupied the afternoon read
ing the newspapers and chatting on the sofas in the
chamber Less attention has not been paid any speech
during this session OF the Senate,
GENERAL M'CLELLAN CHOSEN PRESIDENT BY TIE
INVALID SOLDIERS
Mr.. Lincoln. Mr.. Chase and General Mcclellan were
nominated for the next Presidency at Of hospitals
few days since and the OF the inmates taken OF
three hundred poed two hundred aud fty three
were for General Mcclellan.
FUNERAL OF LIEUTENANT CALDWELL.
The funeral Of Lieutenant Caldwell, late Acting Assist
ant Inspector General, took place to-day The military
display was unusually fine.
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House OF representatives.
WAsuISCroN March a. 1894

papRRessuRG A DELIVERY.
The House passed tie Senate bill constituting Parkers
burg West Virginia, por. Of delivery.
THE UNITED STATES BONDS FROM TAXATION.
Mr. HERMAN (opp) OF n. T., offered preamble setting
forth the law exemps United States bonds
from taxation. thus enabling corporations and indi.
vduas 70 withdraw amount OF personal estate from
taxation and escaping their just share OF burdens which
chicay thrown real estate. therefore tits
Resolved, That the Committee ways aud Means be In.
sraceS ,sgre into to-. @ e 50 ssasgag
The resolution was adopted
sp .. H. from the Committee on
solutions 70 reimburse soldiers for clothing Lost and de-
stroyed while the march In battle. asked TO be
law July 1854 authorizes The SECRETARY 81 WAR to far
n o the By the Of and
thcr legislation is necessary.
Mr.. BLAIR trepJ q MO- from the commyss on Military
Affairs reported b, for the protection Of smsrans to
The Bill provides that accoutrements and munitions
dian countries be issued under such regulations
psnies.
q oh % rS he % Sp s
The bli provides that Judge Adyocas Geners with ID
rank OF colonel, shall compose such bureau.
ascuL1ros on rux DISMISSAL NAVAL ovrr
Mr.. oARrxnp. trep., OF Oho. from the COMMITTEES on
Military Affairs reported bill which rasscd
iatinr the dismissal officers from the military and naval
the THANKS TO cHNsRALs GRAFT sHonAs AND
RoskcRASs AND THEIR 0rriCNRs AND MKN
Mr. GARririr (rep.l OF Ohio from the Committee on
Military Affairs reported back with amendment the sen
Joint resont,on Of thanks 10 Major General George
Thomas officers and under him for bravery and
at and requesting the PRESIDENT 70
THIS resolution suitable terms 70 that Gene
raj The provides for thanks Jointly TO Gene
rails Rosecrans Thomas and In thai form was passed
voLusrktR rNoiNKKRs FOR rHE Army og fnk osnskkArp
Mr. GARFIELD also reported bill authorizing the lorna
ton OF regiment veteran volunteer engineers in the
Army OF tho three during The
war the men 70 be credited 70 the states OF SUB division
States from which they enlisted The bill was passed
PASSAGE or rHk rtt RAILROAD TRANSFORMATION
-. - BxrwEEN NKw voRK WASHINGTON 90 81
Mr.. pBntNc. trep.i Of Coan, from the CommiitVe On
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Military Affairs reported hill declare certain railroad
routes Tss mi military ami az pos, roads e.o.,
ss Sasas a s AND 70 ss built and The ssso and De
Camden aud fhiiadspSs aud Por, soamoaiS - and New
ton Of mails troops and msa,i,ons O. aud Tor the
on the State Of New Jersey under permits
BY se oS.s" s o. the pSrs o. The auto
tween the several States Of the United states
and operate these roads and their
Gs a PA and yCn q Al h.
tween The Intermediate places aud for commerce among
York the State OF New Jersey The contrary oswih
The House then wen, into Committee Of the whole
w aaa SaSa s%a took 3D. 81 tho
m s' M KING s' ssa 's
only BY fasssoads lie spoke Of TIER speeches as az
q sp'r their p Sos whis s tSsr
ssa a @ f. s s sf The
M kos WhS ns sail wa s.eng M
Be wee "a @ q. aohsa Of tae ns and trs
Tie who wss no 10 deem water SHOULD
with such dead weight having disposed OF Mn King
ed himself and his radical from their unlnsta
Se nasfs ne smoke Of N, sa, Is n posa Monde
Ills colleague GMr Blow, who had been abused By Mr..
be sa
the ee az hoss 4
works OF benevoence To attempt to bcken the character
Of Mr. Blow the t Of renegade and " said
that one enerade than tea Turks In conclusion.
he said he given OF these politicians who
are seeking rule ssour. and that II would require
another hour TO them what they do not desire-name
ly. justice.
The various items Of the bill then considered They
OF the several depart
mcnts heretofore provided 10. by law The section relating
TO The Dcpartment OF Agriculture gave rise 70 much dscns
inovng the question OF economy Sereral gentlemen
protested against retreuchment commencing with the
cultural crest wasted by the de
bate than 1t proposed 10 by amendment
Mr.. SrEwges, (rep) OF Pa. nocn. the remarks OF
temen said IL cuurc to he danaged because or IN
prices they had heter stop and buying tur
ktes drinking the whskey which additionally
ed the Other day Prices twice gt formerly
aud for this they cripple agriculture
they might well starye At
Without dispong &c the blect the committee and
the House. at Eve Clock ad Journed
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Arrivals and Departures.

L,ys.roos-steamship Aus.rslasan Mr. and Mrs n r
Weld M iss Nudge, Capt Hope Newman, n d 0arals Mr.
Lembardo. infant and nurse; Capt Goldman. Weed.
ii De Ava Wesray. Nj and Mrs Reid and Ave children
Mrs @ De La Orange. Mr. Hildruth, y - john, Neg
mann Boirer MT and Mrs Kroli infant and pursej
= Robinson, Josiah Sober. n SPAIN. Fernandes, W
? Macsea.,s AShnson Mrs William, volsx Lsgrand
Total 48.
MISUNDERSTANDING Bavaria Rosins Herfei, with
sseiafed 0erlach. III Mohr Louis Leckei Hugo Hayn.
Arnaur terd Cordua. Ed Cordua, Baurmeiser, Herm
Arndt ssadmann Mrs Anna Ehrick, L Muse, II Rit-
terA bernn Asrss. Oto 5cemaun, nerm 0radendord
DEPARTURES.
HAvAsA Steamship Eaeie--J Harsh, JOAN Ruiz :
McGee, sHsrrson Mis- Harrison, Miss Irving q Nc.
Govcru Coppoe, DR. u Arthur, AlNichols Nichols,
Issscs 9 fcpp.a Redrigue. Mrs N A wiemIn and
daughter JunGuerA 0arduer. iady and servant; B
RichardA Richards
Nsw oaLxAxs.stsamshipY asoe-raeu,e nant Commander
u skerrtl UsN; 2 Roscnberg " Dsaphin nr Harris
Major y nenne, Mn Porter. Captain PAlfrcy and
servant. Byrns Colonel syrns Mscr Pitcher sarssOs
Garrett DR. Hoffman, wife two seryanss Isaac steane,
Frank L Underh,lL J . Lcwrey. Bridget Brown Winnie
ton. Col Everett
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The propreors OF the Hawatha knowing thsA many pc
for all adverttno4
10 do nearly the things and that the public were an
determine from the Advertisements which
genuine and buying AMI failing realize the
ex pected bene conclude ali numbugs order
the which could be relied proposed
following which published two weeks In the
the other without eliciting
response Let a number OF well known citizens Of I'm.
integrity entirely dsintcrested appoint
proprietor OF
II restore the Each proprietor
preparation nothing else during the
persons to nothing else Let certificate Of The
published IN all the principal papers Of the
try at the expense q the nnsuesessfnl compe,tor
beautiful dark gosay appearances the hair 49,
In keeping IN curl or 10 desired positto
HOYT'3 IMPERIAL COLORrN1 CREAM
An invaluable dressing for WHISPERS Changes light aa1
red beautiful brown bacG Sold everywhere.
JOSEPH HOYr CO.. 10 University place. N. Y.
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The Broadway Ratiroad-Tho Metr0pOlt-
tan Market Ccmpany-The Charg "a
Against City Inspector Bo,ie, &c.

ALBANY, March Q, 1894
The senate Committee me. this afternoon IN acco
with rs on arguments the Broad
way Railroad largo number OF persons present
among whom Eve directors OF tho Harlem RAFT
road-Mcssrs Daniel Drew, J. II. Banker W G. Wet
more, A. Sche!i and Horace Clark FIX Judge Dean ap
reared on behalf or tho Madison avenue property holders
10 oppose that portion OF the Harlem pro.
ject thlt proposed 10 lay railroad ia Madison
,ve,re hut no, ,panst tho Other streets menl oned
ExJudce Hilton appeared on bchalt Of A. stewart and
the property ho1ers associated with him In opposing
The committee Informed taem that Senator Woodruff
had ,eegrarhed 10 them requesting a postpo0sment
until be could be prcseo, All sides announced
sn ney IN, ,Ia, they uou, sssa f w" cone sno
m,ttee Ibe friends OF the bill stated that they
were willing the committee should be free act with
their us, courtesy 10 each other such OCCASIONS but
they wished tho committee TO understand that they
RAPIDLY approaching the cod OF the session hoped
that tuere would be no delay that would end1ngcr the
D Mr. Clark finally asked the Committee II they sh iui
hear the argument would they report the bl be-
fore the absent member OF the COMMITTEES arrived mere,
The COMMITTEES repliei that Mr. Woodruff was the only
member who resided in New York they would no.. The
irenfs Of the bill seeiny that would not advance their
interests by arguing the question to-day stated that they
wiling to postponeit Tho cher side stated that
they were also Wiling to postpone IT. The Committee
then liked upon next tuesday and agreed that the argu
mcn should be proceeded with that day whether tho
committee we're all there o. not
The Committee Cities hsi Up the bill giving Mayor
Guntber poser TO heads u departments but the
parties BIO dasrcd 70 advocate the bib not appearing
was laid over
The bill incorporating the Metropolitan Market Com.
pany foe the city Of New York taken up by the
committee, and amended BIZ striking out the provision
athorzag the Comm OF tho sinking Fund TO sell
the present market property 10 tho committee, and la
that snape ordered II to be reported
The senate Committee Cities took up the amend.
ments Of the chNtsr OF Brooklyn and agreed upon what
they would report
Judge Hilton 70 day formally sIed charges with the
Governor against City Inspector Booe tue form OF
letter signed BY Thomas NJ Carr The Governor has no
titled Mr. Booe OF the charges and given him ten days 70
reply
A pamphe, containing the charges together with
petition sigred by influential citizens Of New York ask
ing for the rassac OF the bills giving the Mayor power
TO remove heads OF departments and taxpayers the
right to sue any Official for msconduct, placed upon
the desk OF every member and Senator
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Court Caisndar-Tnss nay.

iXs M o KIT AL ~ ,is , Tq 1s s Ma ~ 1l ira
1851, iib7 iioi. as Part s-7s Duane sirestNos ".
io5s. lose io9s SO. isa,iiis, ~.
musrer Csendar-Noa Isl icS III in lis i7S i7s TT
a 7s. iso 49, 49, 49, is4 1855 % issues o. law ana
.evrnsoa Cogar Part mos 2sl6 Nl, 1865 ,f9l. yl7
D62. 224S ain IA, sa6S. -,
Coxnos PIaAs Couar-TaIAL rrRs.--Pars mos 80 100
S& 80. 1850 400 so So AS, ssl, 442 AS, tA 2gS 29
Part 2-Nos ~, Ala ~, 33l "a. ID Hh y. vi. III io
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Prfzes Cashed in All Legal Lotteries.-
j. b. CLAYTON 4 co. 10 wall street. ut.
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Lottery Tickets Cashed In AL Lcsaiized
Lotteries Tnfor nation given
JOSEPH BATES. Broker. IL Walt street. room No l.
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OMcial Dra wings OF the Library Asso-
citation Company's Lottery or Kentucky -
EXTRA CIAss 63-M arch g. 1854
&c, Is. 49, rs, So Is, So ~, D. A. IL, 81, 49, 10.
Glass 6l4-Marcb Q. 1884
%, 81, &C. 81 ST. 10, 81. l, ~, III, Ia, al.
FRANCE Ellis & co. Managers. Covingtoo. Ky
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Gold watches for

Gold Watches for
Ladies' aud gcnemeu.-Thirty. Thirty. 1--WE Forty, Fw1
nve Fty FIFTY i've, SIXTY seventy Eighty One Hundto
Two aud Three Hundred dollars each. For sale by 0BO
o. ALLEN 4l5 Broadway door below Canal srsst
rorneriy IL Wall street.
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Grover & Goker's highest Premia9
Elastic Stitch sewing Machines sole at 935 Broadway.
near Twenty second street, Aiso efbroderiug branding
aud every description OF machine sewing done the bexe
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Prizes Cashed I'm All Legaitxed L0tte.
ries aud information given. GALLA9uER BENJAMIN.
Brokers. $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
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Gouraud's P0udrc Subtitle Uproots Hair
from low foreheads any part Of tee body Warranted q
his new depot ass Broadway
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cURRO
CROSS EYE sIRtl,dnrEsED m ovg

Deafness, Blindness. and All Defects
OF Sight and Hearing treated usual by DR. CADWEidx
81 CLINTON place eighth street, Advice aud enamuatoss
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Arouse. Arouse! Plant In tne Eyes

Arouse! Arouse! Plant In the Eyes
The odeu light of healtis pure skes;
Brine back. bring power back.
No onacr writhe misery rack,
All virie drirc away;
Why Sc { abuses ilis endure,
When here with healing ike the day
That liits from nature with hts raw,
YoI have the unfaIling Cherokee Curef
Pamphe. tree Price-Onc bottle, 81; three bottles. S.
Sold by all dru .gists.
sent by express all parts Of civilized world the
sol prcpretors DIR. W r. MERwIN co. 50 Liberty
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Royal Havana Lottery.-3O Per Cent
premium paid for Prizes Information furnished Hghest
paid for Doubloons aud all kinds Of Gold AMI silver
TAYLOR * CO., Bakers, l6 W all street.
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Messrs. Simmer Rogers 81 Co. are
authorized receive deposits and make collections on
u e. SlMMON9 . CO.
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Board OF Aldermen.
THE COMMON COUNCIL AND THE CITY TAxE5-wHo
RESPONSIBLE ETC., ETC.

THE COMMON COUNCIL AND THE CITY TAXE5-wa0 Is
RESPONSIBLE, ETC, ETC.
The Board OF Aldermen met a, one o'clock ycsterday.
Prestien. ffENsv 10 the chair.
After acti,g several papers OF routine nature,
Alderman RYsRs moved that wheu the Board adjourn
should do 80 until Friday next and that the tax levy be
made the special order Of business for that day
Alderman HARDY understood that the Finance Commit
tee had the subject OF taxation before hcm would
present q repor. showing that the Common Council was
no, responsible for the excessive taxation Of the city
during the past two or three years. he Concluded by
moving thai the report they should prescott be printed
the Corporation papers, and also Ia three Of the Sunday
papers.
Alderman IovEs though, !, would be time enough 20
prat the report after action had been taken 90 IL
Alderman HARDY thought the honor OF the Common
Council required that the report should DO extensively
circulated. II wold show that the Common Council
were responsible for the ftssn mi )ns OF taxation
90 the city the heavier EXPENDITURES were made by
the other departments he did no. believe the publics
ton u report would IS c0o the Corporation
journals did charge than that amount Tor print
ing the proceedings OF the Board FOR entire year.
Alderman OrIfwgtL 70 favor OF Dg the report,
and moved ~ amendment that Eve thousand copies
OF DO printed 10 pamphlet form, which carried.
After some further discussion the motion print tho
report the Corporate papers and the Ssrday NJ
zsry Saaddy CdUrter. fr,sh American and Alds was
ADOPTED.
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vinaigrs de Toilette OF the socsste Hy-
rienslue New Yerk In France this article actual
necessity 70 every lady and gentleman toilet One trs
sucicnt 70 convnco as W refreshing beautfying AID
preparations theAr agency, IFS Chambers street,
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George ThOmPsOn, or ERgIa0d WAL
speak la Plymouth Church, Brooklyn Friday evenag
March II. Admission Is cents
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THE Natural Gardens OF the Tropics
few visit The valleys where the Cereus Grandaora
sends Up from us wasen leaves the richest and pures. OF
floral odoS ia ten thousand who read these lines
wa ever see n all can ENJOY the luxurious fragrance Of
that sweetest Of aud beautiful OF earths flowers
PuALON SON Extract OF the Night blooming Cereus,
which Is slrcharged with exquisite perfume Sold by all
druggists.
CAUTION To the drug trade and fancy dealers The
Ngdt Blooming Cer3as pi,2ed Prosecution commenced
In Nndicitou ~ their rights aud tor the protec
ton Of the puDnc the undersigned have resolved TO
invoke the aid or the law all in which their
celebrated perfume The Night Blooming Cereus" ~ or
may be rouncrieej or simulated junction has al
ready been obaned from the supreme Court against
tain obbeg hOrseS 81 this city prohibiting them from sell
preparation purporttng he the Night Blooming Ce
made by ID A. Wright of PhilR 10 pha
cuon has been Phi adeph and others viii
be in sttad here forthwith The law OF thus State the
sub simple and "a the point II stitues the
coiuteetting OF trate criminal offence.
also the sale % the articles whic bear the fraudulent
b0s This law will be enforced the utmost oy the sub
scribers against all who rench their rights ~ sole
mauiftct and propfeors OF the Night Blooming Ce
reus for the Uanlk 'rch,ef
aed The secret OF s preparation - confined to tho
nrm who Manufacture and IT, Labels however. are
easily cored than subtle chemical combinations and
IL therefore intended that the enterprise OF the indvdi
as Who hope TO cheat the pbe By mock mails shall be
promptly suppressed By tic strong hand Of lnstcs
PHAL0N SON, 6l7 Broadway.
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II does not claim to make hair Ia where II has
fallen out Nothing will do that whatever may be sdveg
fused 70 the contrary but II will falling out make
harsh hair soft and silky and the scalp from -
impurities and humors and entirely overcome the bAA
effects previous use OF preparations containing suPbux
sugar OF lead &C IL requires sOapnQ washing and
hours for its Application, will IL crack smut
easily applied and wpei from the hairdressnG
II restores the natural shading hair with another,
which gives life appearance instead OF the Uniform dna
black dyes that de-
teet use
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OM,ial Drawings OF the Shelby College
Lottery Of Kentucky
81, 6, 30, AZ, 3d. 36. Al, 76, IL, s. Sc. %, I, g..
CLASS it3-March 2 1854
81. AZ, 8, 43, 81, Is, 80, 62. Al, so, 10, SO.
: T. e SIMMONS 4 co,
Coyingtou Ky.
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Briiiiaat and Powerful Day and Night
double Perspective Glssses for the field. opera
tourists uss-compac- portable and eDcisnt splendid
SERMONS.
ocuists op,iclan ss9k Broadway under Laarge House
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Moxart's NeutraIizing Water Is che
only reever OF excessive stimulation from saicohohe
beverages For sale eyerywhere
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Ladies. spring IL Coming, and II Ysa
wish handsome Caters aud Balmoras for yourselves anA
families patronize MILLER 4 CO., S7 Canal street.
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wheeler a Wilson's Highest Premfu@
Lock Stitch Sewing Mschises, go Broadway.

wigs, Toapees, HAIR Dye, Heir DywsS
and Moldavia Cream, for beaatiiyins w, hAA' -
BACHBL0Rs, II Bood steea
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lie Bon Ton, journal de nyOdes.-La-
dies wishing the cheapest Fashion Book
ported from Paris should send TO TAYLOR 81 Broad
way T. One year monthly IS; single copy, 30 ccntA
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g.. Saunders Metallic Tablet Rax0g
sropThe oldest and most approved strop nsw ia dr. has
ing been before The pubic for the last forty Can 10
had. wholesale and retail. Of the subseribers
,. =. SAUNDgRS. No. Aseor House.
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Omniai Drawings OF Murray, Eddy &
Go. q Kentucky State Lottery
%, 70. a. .6, 80, 49, TO- -. &c. 70 AZ. Ca SO, CO..
KENTUCKY. CLASS 2i4-March @ 1864
43, 81, %, A So, ~ so. ~, q, Is, ID, Is.
Circulars sen. free Of charge by addressing
MURRAY. EDDY 4 co,
COyuctou, XIV
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MAYS press Hats ready A. thsNew Hat Co ., t5 Nssssn
street Very bes. quality q 81 Dress nod sei HaSef
our manufacture
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Army and Navy Voting, Fighting ana
working for freedom Equality and the Union Photographed
BIZ HOLMES, 81 Broadway
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Japontan OF the Soctete Hyg len tquo ~
the Hair Price 80 cents and 81 1l5 Chambers stIest.