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Goods shiDped hy steamers Of the California Steam
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NEXT morning Freight shipped BY sailing vessels
will he forwarded with dispatch. No charge ON or
dnarv freight per sailing vessels Tor leVee uues,
transhippIng, drsyage or forwarding. ,,.c-.
AL Heavy FrelghtS, such as Boilers, heahE Cast-
ings Steam Engines, etc., VIII DC uansnipPeu AZ
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and at Latrobe will also be transhipped by deircks
directly 10 teams For this class oil
win be made of cost Of labor engaged on derrlcSs
only. - III,
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BE- advanced at Freeport and collected al Latrooe
without charge. ,n,,,,
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L. +. GLOVER,
FRED. A. BENJAMIN,
jn22 3m CHARLES HOSMER.

Notice.
ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE UNDER
fees due for ofcial services rendered and performed
during nv term Of office are hereby notified and re-
Quested TO make immediate payment to PHlLip
street Virginia, and thereby avoid costs Of eNecu-
ton and other necessary legal process for the collec
tIon thereof Mr.. Stoner is my duly authorized
agent TO receive aud receipt for all moneys uue me-
and 10 nav out the same as fast Us collected and re-
GuIred byjust Indebtedness on my part to Others.
Ihope, from the Indulgence already given to those
Indebted to me- that will not I've paid In GreenoackS,
eXcept at their market value. all official services
were rendered and performed by me purely on
cash basis, and are payable In coin: ,-
W. H. HOWARD,
Late Sheriff of Storey county, n. 7.
Virginia Sept %. 1854. SeD
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Confidence &, e. y. NJ. Company
At meeting Of Trustees of Confidence g. g. 5
NJ. Company, held December 3d. 1861 n DIVIDEND
of Sl0o per foot was declared payable December
5th, at the cOmpany's office in Cold Hill HILL c.
Gold Hill, Dec 3rd, 1864. deo lVo
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San Francisco, Nov. s. lSM. noLI = = ::
sTTWA1T 4 BALDWIN,
ATTORNEYS AT La w,
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Kentucky Gold aud Silver Winning
Compauy.-Notice is hereby given thst az meet e
inr of the Board Of Trustees, held this day, Of
the above named company, an assessment OF
twenty-five cents per share was levied on the
capital stock, payable to the Secretary immedi'
ately. GEORGE W. iChNEh, 10
Gold Hill, Dec. 10. 1864 delZlin
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Cr1uus Gold and silver Mining
Company.-An assessment Of ten dollars per
share on the stock of the above named company,
was this day levied, payable immedlate1y 70 t.le
J. PF0UTZ, Sec'y.
c0l5 UNI Dsc 10 1854 dele I'm
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nnrdnneIIe Gold nId silver tiIinin,

BY order of the Board Of Trustees,
PLATT KETCHAM, Sec'y
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Sunrise Gold and silver MlninE
Company-Notics-A assessment Of one doliar
(sl 6O per share was levied this, the 3!st DAY OF
October, 1864. By order of the Board Of Trus-
fees PLATT KETCHAM, Secy.
Gold Hill, Oct 81, 1864. oc9l III
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N.B.-Liberal donations made for Church AMI
School DnrnngaS
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Forbes, OF the Humboldt Rcqister,
comes out fat-footed in behalf Of Philip
Lynch, Of the Gold Hill News, for the
position of Printer to the Nevada Legisla-
Lynch is possessed Of all the qualifications
necessary to the place.-Trinity Journal.
state Printer 0f Nevada.
Philip Lynch, Of the Gold Hill News, 10 .
candidate for State Printer In Neyaaa.-
Forbes Of the Humboldt Register, goes Il
strong for Lynch. So would we, II We had
any say to the mAtter.-Neuad6 Gasette,
Nop. q. irs9 i
Philip Lynch, rs5
OF the Gold Hill NEWS, and 6t1pAch
and ServieeIble Union man, iscG eanlidah
for State Printer In Neyada.--S. p N,1,
Nor. -. 3,
The New York herald., 1864-06-20
THE REBEL ACCOUNTS.

Grant Again ChsnaIng Base-spcouIa.
tfons as GO His Mev menss-why He
Has Moved. md Where He 10 Goiag-
Reports About Hunter's Movements-
what tho Petersburgians Intend so
Oo-They DEFY Grant and Burnside
"Oniy Wait Untn They Get Batter and
His Ncgrocs'-The Outer Works Onp-
tured-Hot Work Expected-Coi. MIX,
Of New York, Reported Killed, sc.
GEN. LEE ON GRANTS MOVEMENTS.
fFrom the Richmond Examiner, June 1e--Editoria.l
Grant has decrmn on another change Of base
This was iudIc.ted eary yesterday morning BY tho fol-
Iox ing Official despatch Gsrsra Lee TO the secretary
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY or Nosnlsas VIRGINIA.
juno H-9 I. H.
Hon. SgcRvTAsY or wte:-
sR-The force OF the enemy mentioned In my last des.
patch as being the Long Bridge road disappeared dur
ing the night n was probably advanced TO cover the
movement OF tho main body, most Of which, ~ far NJ
can learn crossed the Chckahomlny at Long bridge and
below, and has reached James river at West.
over and wiicoYs Landing A portion OF General
Grants army upon leaving our front. AZ Coal
Harbor, Is reported to have proceeded to the White
House and emhs ked at that place. Everything is said
10 have been removed and the depot a the White House
broken up The cars engioes railroad iron and bridge
,mber that had been brought that point have also
been shipped. vsry respectfully, &C.,
r. y. LEE, General.
wugsH IS u1ASr GOING AND WHY
Immediately after the receipt Of this despatch mum
Der or rumcrs were started through tho city, and
speculation was rife where Grant making for.
Some thought thai w,th his army beafsH snd dsrerdI-
iset and MmseF nnari,n7 under the disappointment
Of no, being nowrated at Bamo Ne withdrawsno
As army TaAisStcr. Ohers tAai A ,oss mak,~0 back
for P,ciericksbura Othrvs again thought tAai M was
ano for Suffolk 10 more coa,rs As railroads IN North
caroina 0thrs that h wos serdi~s Of As bulk Of hi'
arr.y 70 reiwforcs Sherman n 0eorgsa. And Hal
ano,.ey opinion that ~ moving ef b "a
south nee Ridiculous - some OF theS were
hey were the rumors Of The day, and y
such we note thsm. 10 hsishtsu this speculasor
dess-tev wAs IN yeSsrday rpovssd a Grs~. VA
awder orsa or drunknuess; ss " Nd bs~ dssd dv'sA
sre. N. dag Of Ne foM Rascvw Cssrt HcsS, s~t
Mad 10 BE- borne asviswc Al this tended 70 ipcfsas
the anxiety and V slvs oocs y syy runner thss W.
The New York herald., 1864-06-20
Court Cale.dar-This Day.

sur.na Covsr.OscUn L. Nos lsSs, IoII,
2O17 2079, 10s7 2O0l, 2097 2o9o, 2101, 20o6 Part IL
Nos. 3o2 $50, ISIS 1920 1922 1924 1879. 1889, 1882
1884, 1885, lsl0 lsl3 1884, 1880 1904 1856 1885, 1850
4o4 5o e26 ee1 2 7s2, A1o. 1887, 1s9i 1o4s, 1918,
surrso. COURT Part Mos sooS, 2ees, si4s, s42ox,
2240 sslo %oo3 1852 T45 383' 35oS, 1883, S62 Aol1
0o0H.
SrEuAl TEpM Demurrer No. H.-Ussues of law and
fact)-Nos 172 251 262, 253, 1s5, 25S 20s 27S Part
I-Nos. S7so, s4oo, $685. 3s44 1892, 3464 1885, S0ao
1924, 36l6. 34S6, 1894, 1854, se7s, 2o7S, 14o6.
CouRr Coxxos PLKAs-frial term adjourned.
General term at eleven O'Clock daily.
The New York herald., 1864-06-20

was promptly and gallanisy responses ~ the
Macon artillery. This Ore was maintained ioT sws hours
when the enemy charged works but sftsr @v,visg
within two hundred yards OF che forhsasons was 70
pulsed yyth oons SIDERABLE loss. Tt artillery ssn round
after round OF shell and canister into their rsnkg with
great rapidty and accuracy, and the work
becoming too warm for them, they broke
and fed In confusion. They pursued by the Thirty
fourth for some distance who poured several CALLING vol
ieys Into their ranks Among the dead left the field
front Of MS battery wn Colcsa Mir, Of Mo Fork, ohs
seemed 10 have been fsany killed BY eanniaer shot IN
ths bredA About sundown the enemy entirely disap-
poared from this portion OF lines and returned the
left
Fires were In various portions or the county OF
Prince George yesterday from the hills surround us
Petersburg Persons familiar with the country &C.
sayed 10 locate them. Thls all guesswork;
but We understood last night that the resi-.
dencs Of Mr.. Alexander Jordan, on the City
Point road destroyed, and that the dwelling
Of Mr.. VIM. Bowden on the Baxter road, was also de-
sroyed. Tho torch applied to several outnouses on
the estate Of Colonel Avery the Baxter road bus We
understand that the dwelling was NOT burned
Three Of Grants mscegenators, taken yesterday
morning In Prince George, brought In last
evening and assigned to quarters at the
Rock Houseprison, near weis' foundry Ono OF these
invaders sergeant, attached to Spears Eleventh
Pennsyvana oavaiy the other two are attached TO Com
pany F. One Hundred and Forty eighth New YORK; Eight
senth army corps, commanded by Baldy Smith. These
prisoners had three days cooked raons IN their savsr
sacks, and stated to the Provost Marshal thas
they expected to eat one Of thsm Petersburg today
They viii noa bs disappointed 10 this respect bus they
will eat undsr very different circumstances from what
they expected.
Grant had as Ne1 make up his mind al once 10 take III
back track, for he will aeuer take Richmond.
The New York herald., 1864-06-20
The Exrro.roS AT 1ux Asmscrcx AnsKSAL-vnprCr 0

The ExrroeIoN AT TER WASHINGTON ARsEcAL-vERDrCr or
THH CoRoHgR's JuRY-Thst tho 17th day OF June the
Johanna Conners Margaret Koran and feeu Others
came their death by the exploding OF the laboratory
In which they engaged In choking cartrdges that
said explosion took place about ten minutes bere twelve
O'Clock and 10 caused by the superintendent Of tho
laboratory Thomas b. Brown, placing the metallic pans
some thirty feet from the laboratory chem
ca preparations intended for the preparation OF white
and red stars that the suns rays oper ting on the
the IRE ! every direction, portion flying iuto tho
choking OF the laboratory through the open window
Rnng cartridges and causing tho deaths OF the said
johanna Conners, Margaret Horan aud fifteen other
females The ry OF opinion that the superintendent,
Mr. Brown was guilty or the most cupabe csreessness
aud negligence In placing highly inammable substances
% near asaboratory filed with human btgs, indicating
most reckless disregard OF human life, which should be
severely rebuked BY the government.
Why fs Phaloa d Sons "NlGht Bi0o m
ngCereus, cheap NJ donas Because u 10 worth mere
than Q hundred scents.
What popular play does PIIAL0A q SONS world re-
uowned perfume remind you OFT
qryaC aulv
The New York herald., 1864-06-20

The Prison school at F'oAnt Lookout.
An ArPEAL TO THE FRIENDS or EDUCATIOH II TH =
NORTH AND WHIST,
10 TEE EDITOR HHEzLD.
Poisr LOOKOUT, Nd, juno 8, 1884
Education not being coutraband OF war, and as eur
people have always felt doep interest in loo progress,
presume many readers would fest Interested
Ia what the prisoners doing for Its promotion In this
their little world.
Last February few rebel prIsoncrs mostly graduates
Of colleges and old school tssohers 70 turn
their Idle account 10 teaching their less fortunate
They obtained OF vacant dining room within the
prison enclosure for tho school, Az nrs they had but
few oks that could DO turned to account 10 they re-
sorted to oral instruction and written cards But the
friends Of education gradually Increased their stock Of
books 30 that their library u present presents very
sespeO.able appearance ..y By changing % the SAM
sufficient time 70 learn the prescribed lesson,
these books are made 70 serve over eight huns
dred pupils, though not so large collection ~ q
common school OF ATTY pupils would require. Tho su-
perintendens informs me that nothing Ia needed but
books and stationery aable him extend his field OF
operations embrace at lenst many more eager
principles TO thorough Instruction in arithmetic, asebva,
geometry, trigonometry natural philosophy, English
grammar, ancient aud modern geography and history
rhetoric, Latin French, German writing single and
This beautiful ded Of labor, and affords hne sp.
portuny for dscharging the truly Christian duty OF ad
insterng 20 the necessities Of the Friends or
tribute books and stationery &C., to this school BY send
Ing such articles by express 20 the Superntendsns OF
Prisoners Of war; Camp school, Of MAJOR Weymouth,
Provost Marshall Point Lookout No ssxrs,c oozsr
Lieutenant and Commander Prisoners Of War.
The New York herald., 1864-06-20


And II came 70 pass IN the reign OF Abraham whose
Iincon In the eighty and sixth OF the Inde
pendence OF the States OF America, that mighty rcbelion
And Abraham said unto Simon from the Keystone State
"Be thou my Bearer
And simon did as he commanded and msrshaicd i'm
from Konnsbec from the river Misss
sippl and from bevond the Rocky Mountains; from
state called he some and being OF the Kind whose hair
Those who have risen against us sre cowards and when
they behold our banners they Will surely runs" pu they
And It came 10 pass hsss two m ghy armies went forth
10 ngkt on the plains of Manassas.
nd smon's men, though valiant and brave, smo.e
hip and thigh, much that they hurried brilliantly
". And msSy " ~sr. r. slain but more we're wounded.
Then there commoton throughout tbS ann ha
Ab ham called aloud the wise men and men .! sk
10 save the slck and sve new strens unto ,ns % "a
medicine, but OF ercecding modestv:-
And when Abraham and the people oehsd tne wonder,m
which wrouget BY Drake. Aoranam ssd. ~
children must suffer thy drink 70 drink, and
Ana - Asrshs drank and said there nothing like ~
not even county, that vas bitter 70 the ps
times ,n nhting masters OF the plantatons shall Tor
eysrrnore bs called Plantation Bers snd 20 hss been
And the wonderful work which y has psrformed w
messed s this day in town parish village and hamlet
where habits Of civilization produce Dyspepsia where
war accidents aud where climate or exposure des
grs be sss "Ie be proclaimed throughou, the length
and breadth land. from the valleys and mountain
tops Who safer from fevers dyspspsis weakness
apy-tte headaohs and mental desponden
tone to the stomach brsBcy the mind Of which
o penpleta q living example,
And Drake did a. he was and got bin place
hin, we're healed aud went on their rejoicing
The New York herald., 1864-06-20
TIE REBEL RAIDERS IN KENTUCKY.
Capture Of Bardstown by
Jasse's Gang.
ko,s &ep -

LOUISVILLE, Ky, juno 10, 1884.
Ssssss reel gang, numbering from twcnty TO thirty,
attacked yesterday morning. The garrison OF
tho place, numbering twenty-five men, surrendered.
The robeIs then moved down tho railroad and destroy
Cd the bridge aud water station Boston Thence
they went soroys the Nashville Railroad miles north
Ezabethtowp, and whom lEas hoard from they were
going towards Litchaed
The New York herald., 1864-06-20
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF rHx PoroxAc,1 I
lima IRA N


June 1881 N.
The attack made on tho enemy's lines yesterday
morning by General Burnside successful than
first reported. He drove the rebels from two lines Of
rifle pits with heavy loss taking four guns and four hun
dred pr soners, And holding tho position During the a.
again pushed the st further, getting
within about mile and half Of tho city, and taking
prisoners She IL were thrown into the town, one
Of which struck q church.
prisoner taken yesterday reports that 900 Of Lees
mon were to have arrived on field that morning. and
trains were running almost hourly from Richmond bring
tug troops close to Petersburg, landing them and hurry
ing back.
Many of the men brought in are from Tennessee this
being their nrst fight this direction They acknowledge
having been completely surprised yesterday morning,
and say Army OF the Potomac fights differently from
the OF the West, but say that Ne cannot take
Petersburg Richmond They had not been accustomed
throwing up at change OF the iiue
and busy at this work whom ordered to surrender
Our success mere was osmplets and without very
heavy loss.
the fighting on the remainder Of during the day
was OF rather dssutory character, and very little
change took paca In the positions of either party.
Late the evening left still further advanced
and Aghtng continued nearly all night.
Colonel MIX Of New York. reported killed; also Colo
mel Kelley, commanding the Second brigade, First d.
vision, Second corps. Lieutenant Colonel Baird, One
Hundred and twenty sixth New York Captain 0'Nsi II
sixty niuth New York Adutant Mcdonald, Sixty third
New York. and Heist, Ninety.nnth Peunsyva-
pia. are all killed.
Lleu,eaau. Colonel MCGEE, sixty.niush New York, 10
wounded In the face.
Colonel Ream commanding the Fourth brigade Of the
First division the Second corps Is wounded In the hip,
and Colonel G. Crande Of the One Hundred and Twenty
nfth New York. in the face
Coooel Ramsay commanding the Fourth brigade Of the
second DIVISION had his haad fractured Major Butler,
Of the sixty ninth New York. had his thigh fractured
Major Blake OF the Eighth New York artillery, Is wounded
10 the head
This morning considerable firing is going on but moth
Ing definite has been heard in regard TO It.
The Fuh corps up last night aud reinforced our
lett
Reports current yesterday that General Bstlsr
had ad dysnccd TO Richmond and Petersburg Railroad,
aud wac ougasod destroying the track, when Lee sur
prscd him and drove him back to his intrenchmsnts
with reavy loss Nothing oicai has boon received at
rcat the matter Troops we're sent to
his support yesterday afternoon and airing A intervals
mas beeo heard 10 that direction
The New York herald., 1864-06-20

Address to SmOk kers.-POllak & sons
meersohAum Manufacturers removed from Broome street
6y2 BrosdwAy Fourth street Wholesale aud resik
r ipes out TO order and repaired.
The New York herald., 1864-06-20

New DrtUk-Nativo Rhubavb Wine
and RhubRrb CobblerS A de'io'ous ooo and healthy
drink. At EANGLEY'S Billiard Room. l3p Fuisnn strosG
Sole agent. For BY the bottle tsfnijohn Try t.
The New York herald., 1864-06-20

Hiawatha that wise te,cher,
with the laughing Mtunshahs,
And his brave SIRE Mudj jeeEowis.
Come with me to Universitg pacs.
You shall see rv,ost woodrous things
Dome bv power OF n Hiawstha
Hoary heads are there made glorious
", rsturn Of pristine beauty.
Mourned nv them a. lost forever.
Rr, hit and soft he u make your white locks,
Asthey were IN budding vou'h tine,
when a hand o. ne caressed them.
Witch mauders beneath the cold sod
A he carries no bra IN trumpet.
To herald forth the marvel world vide,
And his means q ear curscisn~,
That does not hum at every humpu9.
The New York herald., 1864-06-20

After Swallowing EmOugh Sarsapo~
ra dscoction blood to water 3uehu sxir.ss
vro and Indian DOCTORS roots until
you feel like burning yourself nstead Of ths hachet c
and consult Dr. hUNfnR No Dvis strset, New Iort
1884 Eight and private entrance Open frog
eaht O'Clock A. M untn min ~ night He cure: ohrosS
erupous skin ulcers Of 81 krda the mos0
poisonous impuy Of the blood nstua all dssnse
Frsilty, Nervous DEBILITY, Early indi-crsson- oso'
au Ati0n0
The New York herald., 1864-06-20
THE PRESS DISPATCHES.


ARMY or rus PoroM4c, June 1o-6P.M
Smiths command, which landed at Point OF Rocks on
Tuesday evening, advanced early yesterday morning on
tho Point and Petersburg road and finding the emo
my near Haisons creek drove them into their forta
o.t,s some Asif mile beyond
Line o battle formed with HIncks 0olored dtvi.
sion on the sis charge made and tho entire line
OF works was taken with syteen guns three hundred
prisoners and several battle nass.
The position one OF great strength, and snouid
have resisted an attack from much larger force.
The ooored troops are reported behaving admirably
taxing their part Of the spsmys line At tbs same time
the others did.
Our loss In the whole ar was not over two hundred,
OF whom some forty were colored.
The Second corps came up 10 the evening" and tk po-
sttion on the left Of Smith. In the morning ad 'ncs
made BY the Second corps General Brney in Co
position, with considerable loss In killed. wounded and
prisoners.
In the afternoon Burnside came up and teok position
on the left OF the Second corps.
At six O'Clock in the evening combined advance
made along he lne and desperate struggle ensued
the left and CENTRE both with artillery infantry,
which lasted until long after dark General Birney's
mand gaining breastwork In their front and taking
large number Of prisoners.
This morning, at daybreak, another advance was made
along the lines General Burnside has in about four
hundred prisoners mostly Tennessee troops from General
Beauregards command. Among them sixteen rebel
officers. General Burnside has also In battle flag,
captured this morning. General Hancock has also taken
Large number Of prisoners, who their way TO the
rear
Our guns command Petersburg, and shell tho
city at any moment.
Among wounded is Colonel Eagan, commanding the
First brigade, third division, Second oorps, who was
struck by piece Of she'll In the back, but the wound
not serious.
Colonel rannatt OF the First Massachusetts heavy
ti'lery, is also wounded
MAJOR Hamilton, OF the One Hundred and Tenth Penn.
sylvania regiment, is killed.
General Grant returned to headquarters from City
Point last evening, and this morning has gone to the
front.
logs yesterday h said to have been about thousand
while that OF the enemy fully great II not CREATOR
The New York herald., 1864-06-20

CROSS EYE srRArqHrESED IN ONB MINUTy.
And diseas. OF the Eve and Ksr requiring e,tssg
medical surgical aid attended tn by Dr. VON ETS8S.
BERG. ss his consulting rooms. si6 Broadway.
Twntn ssro
The New York herald., 1864-06-20

Royal Havana LOttery.-6O Por Gems
premium paid for prizes information furnished The hg
rates paid for Douboons and a kinds of 3od an S
YER TAYLOR CO.. Bankers, 18 Wall street, N.
The New York herald., 1864-06-20

Deafness, Catnrrh, ana nil Diseases OF
the Throat and Air Passsgss succe.sfuy treatef ~
DRS. LIGHTHtLL. 81 st. Marks place.
The New York herald., 1864-06-20

Beautiful COmplexton.-Lntrd rd'e
Bloom Youth everything for and
beautfying the Complex and Skin. ASS Broadway and
evorywhere.
The New York herald., 1864-06-20

sCcdar Csmpher" for Misunderstanding
TO insect life. Cheap. Sold by all Druge sta
HARRIS CHAPMAN, Boseeo.
The New York herald., 1864-06-20

Royal Havana Lottsry.-Htghest Pre-
paid prizes Information fu, ,nishei D0ublo0ne
wanted ALE0K CO., Brokers' "a and 26 Pine st. N r.
The New York herald., 1864-06-20

Deafness. Diseases ~ the Eve. Thvost
Caarrh treated by mr. CALDWELL No. 81 Clinton ptaos
eighth street, from 9to6
The New York herald., 1864-06-20

Diamond Rings,
Of all descriptions. S1s 70 s7Oo each For sale "
GEO o. ALLEN, ais broadway, one door beiew Cs1Gl
street, formerly II Wall street.
The New York herald., 1864-06-20

Prizes Cashed I'm All Lcgaiized Lottos
rfes and Information given. GALLAGHER BRNJAMIM
Brokers $40 Chestnut street. Phiadelphia
The New York herald., 1864-06-20

CrfstadorO's Hair Dye, Preservattve
Depot wholesale and retal-No. Astor Hous0s
The dye applied BY skilfu artists
The New York herald., 1864-06-20

Bachelors Hair Dye;-rhe Best In I've
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The outv perto
dye Sold By oil druggists Factory, 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1864-06-20

Prizes Cash.d In All Lcgaiizod L0ttss
80 JAKE, EXCHANGE OFFICE,
I76 Broadwsy, Now York City.