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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-24

Potomac. Whether their design is 70 invade
PENNSYLVANIA or to make g demonstration to
wards " Washingtou has not yet been deVel
oped. >
A dispatch from Hagerstown, dated August
23d, says: "AlI quiet to day along the border,
and no fighting in the valley, as tar as known.
Yesterday the Federal forces destroyed Con
federate supply train on the Winchester and
Martinsburg turnpike >
The finding Of the Court Martial in the case
of Surgeon General Hammond, U. ). A., DIS
missing him from the service, for corruption
in office. and various misdemeanors, has been
approved. It is not often that an officer SC
high in rank is thus disgraced DR.. liam
mond in card in the National lntellgeacer
saws that he s'has no idea that he will lose one
friend by this action Of the Administration,
but his good name is valuable to him. not only
90 regards those who know him but those who
do not. and 50 soon as he is furnished with
copy Of the findings and sentence OF the court
he will present to the public brief history of
the facts leading to his arrest and trial, re-
view of the record in his case, and some COM
mentaries on the report Of the Judge Advo-
cate General Holt. .
A large force Of workmen are at present en-
gagged in laying double track between Balti-
more and Washington. This week five miles
more Of the double track dying between
Bladensburg and Beltsvie) will be placed in
use. 1t is thought that the entire double
track will be completed by November The
double track on the Philadelphia and Baltimore
railroad is now completed from Philad eiphla
to within six miles Of the Susquehanna river.
From Atlanta via Wa shington comes the
the report that Fitzpatrick has returned from
his raid on the Macon Railroad without sut-
fering any serious loss" He is said to have
had afatiguing and hard time Of it, but sue
caeded in destroying the road for distance OF
two miles and iD breaking it up at several
noints within space of ten miles tie
brought back with him one piece Of artillery
and seventy prisoners
The New York Observer says There are
ALWAYS some in every community who have
.anGrr RI iorrn their Dn1n-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-24

The New York Observer says :-''There are
always some in every community who have
tho GOOD sense and oandor TO form their opin-
ions with the light Of comparison and under
the mower of fair and free discussion And
i IS these. who finally influence public opinion
and to whom editors, who know and arpre-
c;ate the value Of there calling. should par
ticularly address themselves,
Affairs are still very unsettled in Japan-the
feeling against all foreigners still continuing
strong. ---
Whole plantations OF cotton on tne
M;ssissinni are said to have been devastated oy
the army WoTnl
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

h9RyoLK Aprii5.Arr bHs gartsc Gaosnss ssv
nv Nsy ssnsnsn II 3 wsS1ser, , ss~ssla bs,.as
and e l.a Jane Bsker h,os
kNwrokT Ar trr sshrs Gorham. crovsA. ,sht-
o. Ior NforR - crecker PresoreJ Taunton for Phi dsi
In-Arr sc4rs ~, qr.5 Bael SYors for proy,d. .;
sa an,; snnysoe. 10 Ior Dennis A PAgW GsTis,ie e
- waeham; 70 ar. e. y. EsabotsDor for Boston sM
PHILADELrHfA, Ap,Is-Arr s,eamship Norman. IA
ksr sos9n ersa wenona srsaa% aatsn,as; s.v
washed overheard in gale; ahrs l. Leach Endicol Por
Ecys ssns% Dsse a%1 qs, hssss rora.a
z Gem Parker, Boston cid s.esmshlp Norman, Bsssrr
Ss A,s. E o'.s s ss.os
N A Rich Hardy, ana ID d, Flowers, de-; dsrwood, WI
Mh AM-cid ears Fsnnie Carter sw Pass; brig Herald,
Davis Key West; scbrs Col Eddy Coombs salem James
s'renp Wooser spop aoh GRE r
from Batmore for boston Putnam from wasninvton;
PRAIRIE flower Porsmonh Tidal Wave. and Fowler.
Is iawkns. ID Nswcomo, idIesili, Emblem. rst
and several others The heavy sea Is subsidng wd tight
P0RTLAED April s--Arr schrs cssoh"e Watson, ,opsr
essnrss ss uss SYos CID br aisss
Trauh Mitchell Mamma; schrs wm Flint Howard AsS
sndra: Fowler willard. Hlshsnston Freeman fouas
,shr Ocean E"9r. Bath 4, B'.a.
Fort Royal Sc sonr. Geia oarvec Pendeton. M4t,s
Harriet Baker webber rhiiadeiphs Snow. WschsIn-
Alb Arr scamship Potomac Sherwood New York. ore
sehrs Abner Lawrence. staney washngon Ann JohDsoa
bark slse OF Hope Br), LiverOoo Tor 81 John.
PROvtNCETOWN. April 9-Arr ship Harriet Boston for
New Orleans put in on account er heavy head sea
pORrsMoUrH, April 6-Cid brig Chesapeake. Wymaas
PROVIDENCE. April Arr steamers osprav. AidricA.
and sea Gull Kenney. NYork. sld schr Amere Reynolds
sh--Arr steamers Falcon. Jones' Pelican, Walden, anA
sALEM, April 6-Arr schr Quicks,ep (Br,. Horton. M
for Nyork.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Portchester Tuesdsy AFT at one o'cocs Tran
leaves fwooty seve th street al hafpast eleven A. a.
poiLIoS AT his residence Milford. ftko county Pa.
Friday Asril 8, JAow PoiLos son OF TIE ats john
Poiion, OF this city aged 10 years, III month"; aad IL
days.
PoYsros-0a Saturday. April Q. JoHs PorSros. "a tho
His fre ,ds aud relatives respectfully invited 20
attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, az one
O'Clock. from All Saints Church. corner OF heury and
Scammel street His remains will be Lalsea r. Green
wood Cemetery for iDtorment.
REED.-0n Sunday morniDg, April 10, al two Jciock
Efl REED aged 81 ye rs and IN pnths
The relatives and irends respectfully ,nvited TO
attend the funeral from the residence or MS son cbb
H. teed, No. ~ Luke's place, Leroy street near Hud
son on tuesday aterGoon, ~ two O'Clock
SH.w0n Friday afternoon, April =, at h5 residence
NO 400 Sixth avenue, corner OF Twe6tyftth street,
bAM'E SHAW, aged IS years
Ine friends and relatives OF the family are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral this (op afternoon Il
two O'Clock. from the Trinity chapel, H. roacty.nith
Esrest, near broadway.
SEAaAs-At i've O'Clock p. M Grst day foufib moo IN
Apra lo) WEr sEAaAs. IN the 83i year OF his age after
Q few hours illsess
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
SHs Doa.-0n saturday, April Q. WALTER g. SHELDON
IN the 3fst year OF his ago.
Tue friends the invited 10 attend the
services. which win be held At the the Rev
Mr. Lancaster. 245 Wost Ninotesnth street. this Mon
dey] aftonoon, at two O'Clock. The ramsns viii be
take 20 Maine for nterment.
SAwYEe.--,n Brooklyn, on sunday pri 10, Mrs
MARA 3. SAWTsR. wife Of JOIN sawyer, and eldest
daughter OF the late Rev. John Kennaday, n d.
tho relatives and frends OF tho family invited to
attend neral services, ct tho Washington street
Methodist Episcopal church, on Wednesday afternoon, al
two O'Clock.
2sRNrrz--on saturday evening, April o, at seven
O'Clock. Mrs. JOHANNA ZERMrz wife OF John Zernitz, and
dat ehler OF Edward sudendor ages - years months
II days.
tena the tuDera without nrther notice, from her late
residctce Beach street Stapetou g. IT, Tuesday morn
ing, nine O'Clock The remains win be taken to Mount
Oliver Tor inerment hy the eleven O'Clock boat from
State. Island
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

ARRIVED
Steam ship Roanoke Drew Havana, April T. via Key Wos
9TH, with and Ludam. Heineken CO.
6th inst Pm. lat vi 81 Ion 10 49, steamship Yazoo
ing In wrecked bark; same day, Barnsgat bearing
NhE about II miles, ship rugged and hm bris
8shore ABOUT y niles & OF Eagnegat.
Steamship Morning star. Hepburn. New Orleans April
via Havana 5h. with mdse and passengers 70 Riynor
Passed In N, Mississippi bound up ship T. = Winthrop;
SW Pass seAmshp Havana hence via Havana for New Or
leans Left At Havana steamship Corsica FOR NYnrk 9tb
passed In the hsbor bound in steamship Clyde from st
Thrmss 10 miles of Havana steamship agile. hence.
Sta. mshp Clark GU transport) wilson. Fortress
Monroe April TO Quartermaster 4th iust at PM IL
miles of Chncoeague fell In with steamship Thos Scott
from New Orleans for New York disabled In machinery and
OF engines 5h 10 AN heavy Ne gale parted both
ha at PM the weather modeat1g took her In tow
again 6th rM GU miles SSE from Cape Henry still b ow-
ing gale parted the hawsers again and the weather pcing
thick lost sight OF her.
Brig Eaton (Br, Curry. Messna, Jan 10 passed al
braar Feb 81. with fruit to Dewof Has been on tao
coast 70 days with heavy weather; lost and split sa
Brig Palma (Braz), Ragne PernAmbucO Feb "a. VIA Della
Breakwater4 davs with cotton &c to II swift 70
March 49, LAT 80 49, lon g. spoke brig Geo Burnham see ring
sunk. with mainmast gone.
Brig Export (Br) GILES, Haax. IL days with hsh &C. to
Tynes Smith
Brig A Bradshaw, Fish. Alexandria, daYa
inst, Absecum NNW Smles, into schr Dean tof Pro
yinceown 9S tons IA old striking her on the port
causing her sink hours took off her captain
In ALL and brought them this port she was
from Quincy for Fortress Monroe with stone The
had stem damaged and martingae gear carried away
Schr Ringgold. Mathews Fiizabethpo1t FOR Boston.
Schr Crusoe Foster, New Haven FOR Euzabeihport
Wind ut sunset NE, fresh.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

s'o'"S'"" sN'"" aa"nLh SuHrLiAkSfLks
rSe courtesy extended BY irsrscsor Carpenter and
sother members Of tho Metropolitan police 10 lbe mem
ers Of the legislature recently visited Ne- York.
pleasure excursion tour inspection hss bseu
handsomely acknow edged by the committee ON be-
nalf OF the excursunss high compliment Is paid 10
Mr. CArpestcr Tor the enesgy displayed by that officer m
tNuppressiDg the July ri1I
Mr. Carpenter, 10 hts reply, while acknowledging the
high honor paid him ia the communication referred to,
takes occasion 10 notice avrraby the services rendered
by the members OF the force under his command well
ns the distinguished services OF President Acton who
directed all ther movements 10 the absence OF Mr. Ken
ncdy, who was severely injured the FIRST day Of the
'outbreak. inspectors Dks and Leonard especially
eveerred 10 Mr. Carpenter for their gallant and fear
,ysss conduct on that memorable occasion.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11
Court CaIenaar-Tnis Day.

SupRxxx CouRr-CRcun I-Adjourned 10 Tues
day 18th inst Part 2Nos. 1925, 660 S56 1927, 1l4i
1896 l44s 1874 1912 1885, 6oo 6ol. 1885, il2e ll64,
l540 s96 69e 628. 500 Part 3-N0s 600 40, 6l6 go,
1914 424 i44 1853 1875 1925. 1888, 25s 1867 1868,
1869, 1899 1920, 1858. l64i. I649.
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRIAL TERM-Part l-Nos. S76l. 3T6o,
3TS9 363T 8649 3707 665 3793 3T95, 3797 37e9 3s0l
Ss03 1906 3sll. Part Mos 2092, 2058. 2960, 3i2s
3s;0 $685. 33s2 1885, $780, 34o 6S4 27ao, a4s2 1865.
225S.
COMMON PLEAS CouRr-TRIAL TERM.-Part Mos. 1865.
49, 222 $780, 25T lC0 asa, 10 49, 1ol. 4S6, 142 3fl
263 Is3 Part 2Nos 53s. 45l OF, 4O2. 3T2, $685. 6e8,
500, A53, sos, bl5, 616, SIT, 618, $50
The New York herald., 1864-04-11
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Africa, Captain Anderson,
will leave Boston Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will Close in this city quarter
past and at hlfpast ave O'Clock morrow after
noon, to 60 by railroad.
Single ccpes in wrappers, ready for mailing, Hve
conts
The New York herald., 1864-04-11
Death OF . Submarine Diver.
TO TnB EDITOR or THE HERALD.

From the mate OF a vessel In Tho weat Indian trsfo
am informed that old friend q rue, named George
g,ows u native Of Ncw Radiord, killed BY tile hurst
us Of hs hose through hch ne siyod hs air. whio
"a work 10 the barbor j santa Cruz, H. ID. ). A,
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Since the Serpent Cheated Eve. Cheat
ing has been in fashion.-Phalou Sons IN gh Blooming
Ceeus is connereednot in its fragrance for that Is
impossibe but In OF its externas The true article
which is the standard perfume Of the contained
York. blown in the glass The absence Of this trade mark
is proof of deception, Sold bv all druggsts.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11
Striking Advantages
FOR SELECTION ARB PRESENTED
AT GENIN'S
COSMOPOLITAN HAT STORE

5l3 BROADWAY
HUNDRED STYLES In dresa and business Hats for
gentlemen Hats and Caps for BOYS and youths Of all
children and misses fancy Hats and Bennc and infants
head drcsses embrace In the
SUPERB sPRIHd ASSORTMENT.
n this great central depot Of the atsst
FASHIONS OF BuROPE AND AMERICA,
In every sub division Of the trade The ssk II the
TIM LARGEST HAT EsTABLIsHMKNr IN THh
UNION.
and Of is win convince ever
visitor that nothing has boon left undcne render it's en-
ensve stock eptoms OF the hat fashions OF the whole
civilized world. j. N. GENrN, SIS Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Laanch OF the Steamer Electric spark.
PHmAD.LrHIA, April 10, 1854.
The steamer Electric spark launched here yesterday.
Is hundred and ninety feet long, and 10 built with
view 70 Q high OF speed She Is intended Tor the
New York and New Orleans trade.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Messra MUM CO, publishers OF the SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN continue 70 act A. Aorneys for securing Pc
tents for new Inventions 10 this and all foreign counsrea
Mesrs hunn Go. have had experience
~ .c,Si,ing Patents and have Attorneys for more
Pamphlets containing the Pa.en. Laws and other imgos
Nen Cousultaton and advice free. Address
MUM CO., 81 Park row, New York. or
Corner and Seventh streets. Washington. d. q
The New York herald., 1864-04-11
MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS.
M arrIed.

GLoyHs-LArcRrE In Towanda, Pa. on Thursday,
April at The residence d the brides mother. by the
Rev. Julius Foster JoHN r. GLoyrR OF Brooklyn, N. "
70 JASE daughter Of tho late John IAporte.
SEE-CtARK.-on thursday evening, Anf 7, at the re
eidence ~ the brides parents, by the Rev. j. l. See,
CHARLES sEs TO CoRSsA, daughter Of James NJ Clark,
Esq. No cards
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Madame Bernard, Chiropodist, No. 216
sixth avenue informs her patrons and oil suffering
from corns bunons inverted nails &c, that OF
operating gives pain whatever Oce hours from 10 10
A. NJ, and from 20 r. N.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

vtnaigre de Toiicttc-rhe Sovereign
eossnetic Of the sccies Hysisniqus Of New York Dcpo
h5 Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Treasury Certificates from Second Au-
dor fer bounty and back pay cashed Also Discharged
Soldiers Pay Certihcatea SOMES. BROWN CO.,
Bankers, no. 2 Park place.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Prizes Cashed I'm All Legniized Lotte-
res and information given GALLAGHER BENJAMIN
Brokers' $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Prof. Alex. G. Barvy's Tricoph erous or
Mcdcated Compound for preserving restoring and bsau
Tying the hair eradcatng scurf and dandruf preventing
badness and gray hairs curing diseases Of the st glands
and muscles tsuch ~ salt rheum, pmpea chblains &c
chaps rheumatism, swelngs, throat, a., giving To-
slant relief in cases Of cuts bruiscs sprans ss
world. Principal once 374 Pearl street. NJ T.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

All We who Suffer Headache, Tooth.
ache neuralgia and catarrh know ye that WOLCOTTS
stant Pain Annhilaor speedily and permanently
Sold everyWhere
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Brilliant and Powerful Day md Night
Double Perspective Glasses for the field opera and
at SERMONS.
Occusts Optcan 669< Broadway under Lafarge House.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Cedar CamphOr, for Mot hs.-S1 25
werth is shird than pound camphor.
which sells at 81 so You only twothirds much
thus Cedar Camphor economy of go per cent It's
qualities, all, eminenily superior All good druggists
sell it HARRIS 4 CHAPMAN. sole manufacturers,
Boston
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Trusses, Elastic tockings, dc.-Marsh
co Radical Cure Truss Office only At No. 3yesey street
Lady attendant
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

z. E. Simmons & Co.-Managers.
SHELBY, EXTRA CLASS lH-Aprl 0. 1864
- - O'' . Glass II; i7aoApriI g. 1854 - ~
%, "a, 81, IA, 65, %, 29, 7s, GA. 8, %, 81 AZ.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Ladies', Attention !-Any Width. Five
cents yard French Flutng Company, e27 Broadway
between Twenty first and Twenty second streets For
ability. machinery aud facilities other
compete with
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Murray, Eddy & Co.-Maaagers.
KENTUCKY. ExrRA Glass 2sT-Aprii 3. 1854.
65, 40, 20, co. AZ. II, 80, 46, II, 26, l3, 2, /.
KKsrucKY. CLASS 26s-AprIi g. 1864
6, 50, "a, 53, %, u, So, 10; rs, 6l SS. GO, 20.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable, The only per.
fectdye Sold by all druggss Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Bad Breath. How Many Lovers it
has many friends for ever parted To effect
radical cure use the BALM OF Til OUSAND FLOWERS
dentrihce night and morning II al beauties the
complexion Price so cents. For sale by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Prizes Cashed I'm All Legal LOtteries.-
J. r. CLAYTON 4 CO.. 10 Wall street, nj.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

"Her Majesty Cham pm gnes.-5OO Cases
a $50 per case. VII. WARD. No. 7 Broad street.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

New Design for Photographic
ygnette Printing. improved upon the ordinary style, b.
HOLMES, at St Nicholas Gallery, 503 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Address to Smokers.-POllak q Son,
Meershaun, manufacturers. 357 Broome street. the
Bowery sell goods at who esae and retail Pipes TO
order, repaired boiled and mounted.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

NEW PUBLICATION 8.

TT YOU WANT TO KNOW A, LITTLE OF EvEhY-
thing relating to the human svstcm Diet, air. marriages.
&C. &c read revised and enlarged edition of Medical Com
Sensen Among the subjects treated " thss
work the following Consumptlon, Bronchius Antnma
Catarrh Scrotaa Rheumstism Dyspepsa Piles Liver ana
Philosophy of geson CONSTIPATION. Diseases OF the re-
male Organs OF 6enoraton, Rupture Salt Ehenm Cabces
Paralysis Diseases of the Heart Neuralgia. How 10 ito-
the gh Throw Aside Spertacs the Curious M r.
riage Customs OF the World, Philosophy OF Elope
Philosophy Of Childmarkng Chapter for the Married ana
thousand Of vss to married and single never written
before making alto sether curious book for curious peopn
good book for every 400 100 Illustrations
Bv r. B. Foote M, d.. No. i,l30 Broadway New York Ts
be had OF all Contents tables sent free ~
mail all applicants the book forwarded BY mail past
pail receipt OF 81 60. Address s. T0USEY No. M
MAJ etreet Ne - York
The New York herald., 1864-04-11
HonsehoId Furniturc snles.-Henry H

LEEDS co. will give their personal senon
m Furniture at the residence OF persons declining
Ing, as usual Tor the past seventeen and will also
have regular weekly sales at their No % Nassau
street, for those who prefer this medium of disposal
The New York herald., 1864-04-11
REV ARDS.

.-~~>-~~~---~~~-~-~~~~-,~~ --Ss>~-~>-~~-~~~~,~~~-
G,O REWARD LOST. ON WEDNESDAY, THE 6rH
CO inst Black and Tan Terrier Dog Had on rod
leather collar with owners and address Ths above
ard will be paid returning him 70 39l Broadway nrs
loft
@ Z REwARD.-LOSf. ON MORNING OF APRIL IN
DC going board Fulton ferry boat Portem.anaia
containing $2l In Balls and 81 In 3tamps and Shves,
The finder Will receive the above rswAd by leaving 81
Crosby street, New York
US REWARD.-LOST, ON SUNDAY, APRIL TO-
pC large black and tan Terrier to the name OF
Crib Whoever wl return tho dog. give informatiol
where he found 95 Allen 276 Froni
street. will receive the reward
@1S REWARD AND. NO QUESTIONS ASKED
DlC Stolen. the morning Of the 9th OF April, from iM
Eighth Awning having the inscription on t q
Lager Beer and Board ag House. Any person giving tn
formation concerning the Of the above awning
wiz reward and the thanka Of the owner
John Buttner, ITO Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

France, Ellis e CO.-Mana gers.
LIBRARY. EXTRA GLASS l6-April Q. 1864
IS, 3S, "A, Is, 26, "a, g. 3d. 81, SO, IT, 81, IL.
CLASS l6-April 8. 1884
49, "a, 81, Is. 49, 70, So, SO, A, 27, Al, 78, 80,
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Wigs, Toupccs, Hair Dye, Hair Dyc,ng
And MoldAvis Cream for beauufying the HAIR Al W. A.
BATCHELo RS. l6 Bond street
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

C0rns, Bunfons, Inverted Nails, En-
arged all diseases Of the Feet cured without
Inconvenience TO the patient by Dr. ZACHAHIB, Sur
gcon Chiropodist, 76O Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Bra LILLIAN Pebble SpccGacles and Eye
TO strengthen improve the sight OF old and
recommended by the medical faculty. SERMONS,
occulists Optcian 66 Broadway opposite Bond street
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Children's Carriages and spring Rock
ing Hobbies ct TIBBAL5 5l2 Broadway. directly opposite
ST. Nicholas Hotel.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

A Beautiful Com mpIexfOn.-Lafrd's q
Bloom of Youth everything for preserving and
bes the complexion and skin ASS Broadway and
druggists everYwhere.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Cloth and Parchment Tags for Ship
ping Cotton, Wool Flax, &c, at VICTOR Is. MAUGER's
lis Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Clarxe's Union Photographic Gallery,
63 Broadway Of Bleecker street. Portraits Of de-
ceasedpersons copied card pictures daguereoypes
&c, enlarged TO size that of fe and beautifully
See specimens.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Delightful Appendage to the Toilet
is Distilled Dew. II causes tan freckles redness and
roughness Of the skin disappear If by magic and
druQpists,
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Royal Havana Lottcry.--3O Per Cent
premium paid for Prizes Information furnished. Tho
highest paid Douboons all kinds OF Gold and
Silver. TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers, l6 Wall street,
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative
and Wig Depot, wholesale and retai-No AEor House
The dye applied By skful artists.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11
WINES, LIQUORs. go.

49, @.s
"HER MAJESTY" ma, HAMPAGNE .xn
The frat shpmen, OF 800 Of this exquisite Wire hes
arrived oy The steamship Olympus direct from the lars
Of the well known hcu scot
MrSsRS De vBNoGR CO..
Epernay France and the present invoice will be nty
duced into this market at the very low price of
TWENTY DOLLARS PER CASE OF QUARTS.
paysb in currency which Is much below It's ac.ual cssA
Orders for be addressed BY lsttor
Otherwise wM. HENRY WARD
Wine and Fruit Dealer.
No. Broad street. Wal. New YORK.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Chaps, ChafeA PImpies, EruptiOns,
sarheum. flesh &C. cured by GOU RAUD'S Italian
Medica,ed Soap at his new depot 453 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11
Hoyt's HiAwNtha Hair Restorative.
HoYT's uIAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
HO1TS HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
HoyT'S HIAwArHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
H0yTs HIAwATMA HAIR RESTORATIVE
HOYT's HfAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
HOyTs HIAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
HoyT's HIAwATnA HAIR RESTORATIVE
IS WARRANTED TO RESTORE
Is wAsRsANTskP T3 REsT9sE
Is MARRANTED 70 RESTORE
FADED tsD CRAY HAIR AND WHISPERS
rApEt AvD Cray HAIR AND WHISPERS
ADD sSp GRAY HAis Asb wHIsKE.s
no gIfBiH ORIG NAL COLOR
no fHBlR oRi0INAL COLOR.
10 THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
10 THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
r(1 THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR.
~ 80 InslB 3sIaIIsAALL 33sIsISAL G8I3s. G8LI3s.
T9 T9 THEEiiss TTHEEiiss SsI!sI!sAEE SSssI!ss!sAAE SSESs. SSESs
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR.

nj does not cinm make the hair gflW N where u has
once fallen out Nothing viii do that whatever may be ad
vered 10 but will stop It's falling out make
"a eaft and silky cleanse II and the scalp " al impur.
Mes AMI humor and entirely overcome the bad effects Of
prevuus use containing sulphur, OF
fead II does not r-tnrs sr1png washing and hours
for IA Application nor VIII II crock or smut but Is
easily applied and wped the skin any hairdressng
we apply the HE Ut our rooms thus enabling the
public Judge by actual trial on the premises
We bring the original color in ten days ~ the
very farhcst wn can do II In most ssscs In su
We published the following challenge 20 test some four
weeks IN thespnpers which was never scccpted =
Let we'll known and disntecssd persons appoint
one 70 the propeto OF each preparation 70 haze hs coIr M
OF the hair restored Each proprietor TO use nothing put ns
own reparson and the person using nothing csc during
the test certificate of the result 20 be published a The
prinepa papers at the OF the unsuccesui pro
uoYTs IMPERIAL CoLoRING CREAM,
An appropriate to the Iliawatha changes
ught red hair and whiskers beautiful brown or black
spperior TO hny dressing for the whisses Sold cvery
JOSEPH Hoyr q CO., 10 un,vcrs.ty riase, NY.
The New York herald., 1864-04-11

Thousand RefrigeratOrs, from 81 SO,
at L. d. BASSFORD'S Cooper Institute.