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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SUNDAY, April "a. 1854.
Notwithstanding the severe blow which the panic IA,
wsek gave TO the newly termed bogus companies
threatening their feeble existence, they AL again IN
the neld and strenuousy endesvosng 20 convince
the people that their only and objects to obi
lie capital In order the better 90 eop the mineral
tesous OF the Far West Coal, and copper
mines 10 various localities and the countless
thousands OF gallons Of petroleum hch represented
As flowing from hundreds iuexha 1T bic wells AT the
same tune they hold promises OF large prohts,
ranging from two 1--WE per cent month, for all
the money that is invested in them; and by thfr
splendid exhibits on psper-whioh remind US OF 'he
famous water lot village and Guy maps which were
spread before the pubic about thirty yesIs ago 70
raise q spirit Of specuaiion--ibey allure many au un-
wary pers n into the belief that 'oruoe lies wn'n hs
grasp There are three or descriptions OF mines In
certain localities worked BY means OF conceaera
ton az capitaf which have paid well thus far, and VIII,
no doubt continue 70 richly reward ali who interest
ed In them They the gold mines of California,
number of The Of Pennsylvania. the copper
mines n the Lake superior country, and, perhaps,
. fev silver mIues bu, large majority OF these
now organizations, ncudug many OF those that
based upon really hoaes intentions. win never
oompoDse the labor tina, win DO found necessary 10
employ TO work them the end they will be aban-
doued and those contributed their fcrma.
ton and support viii be Minus their Investments.
year ago a Juror raised Canada the
discovery OF gold the Chaulierre river and other
streams In that vicinity The hig the roads
leading to the localities were lined with fortune hunters
and gold diggers chemists AMI despatched
and some fifteen or twenty companies immediately
formed, each with thousands o. shares all finding
ready takers TIE fact that gold existed In the region
where it repres ned have been discovered was
fully proven but the cost o. procuring 1t found
no ry equal TO the profit that abandoned
ard most Of the companies dissolved.
The following quotations Of q, the close
q lveW eekg-
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The Central National Bsik Of this city, which been
iganized under the Law Congress- will open bust
aess e morrow (Mouday)
The 'c~ National Bank oil will be taken up, II Is
lnsugbt the United States early the present
week mere seems TO be no doubt about its passage.
An extermiaatng waging 10 portions OF the
Vest Particularly in Chicago, against what rs termed
the issues ~ wid cat banks aud the Chicago Board OF
Trade h. adopted res luton declaring "that and
alter The 18th all by members Of the
Board s. be Tor UBiied States legal notes and
lie Nairnsi Bank notes" number Of meetings have
been bed by merchants and general desire TO
be 70 rid OF the mixed currency and couGne the
trading community 10 the legitimate and safe cur
rency q The government. They do not complain Of the
issues . the banks In the Atlantic cities; but their
T une and dstrust TO be confined TO the OF
their own institutions. glance At the last quarterly
statement OF the banks Of Illinois will show how well
founded their suspicious. There twenty five cor
poratuns which issue bills 10 Illinois under laws Of
The state and conformity they hold securities the fol
lowing amount OF stocks -
Limos SKIES 81 ,2s6 549
uui,ed States hves 5000
North Carolina sixes... ................... 1000
,2es $40
Upon this amount they have issued bills extent
o. l5G c2s or within &i62 900 Of the whole Of
securities supposing them he worth par. The banks
Of Wisconsin are 10 still condition, they having
Sofa outstanding circulation OF s2,os1.2s2 During the
last quarter their securities reduced Sill $780, whe
their circulation decreased only Sc ,o63.
The = Paul bankers followed the example Of the
ihcsgo bankers. and will not hereafter receive pay
put the Does Of the Pennsylvania. New Jersey and Nch
han banks and but the Stale banks OF Mary land
Ohio and Indians
The nnancai operations at the Sub Treasury 10 this
sy during the past week be found in the following
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CITY ooMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATUKDAfs April 20, IbU4
AsuEs-Recepts, 81 bbls. Stock 43s bbis- Market
firm at 50 a Sill for pots and pearls
BRxABsrrEFs-Receipts,7 a5s bbls. -four, DAT bags
meal $50 bushels wheat AIS do. oats, and 625
do barley. The -four market opened very strong. and
prices advanced largely under the rise In gold; but when
the latter reacted portion OF the Improvement was lost
The closing figures were about Toe. above those ruling
yesterday and Western and &c. loo south
and Canadian sales 600 bbs. State and Western,
1900 do southern. aud 800 do Canadian. Rye -four
and meal very firmly hold and in moderate
quest With sales Of us bbis Of the former and 400 do
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.
A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS
chambermad and waitress in private family DO
C ,na avg ns e city reference can be
sITUATIoS. wANTED-By RssPEcTABLE
a girl as chamber maid and waitress Gail for two day
A LADY OF 80. PREpossEssING IN APPEARANCE
meni as hous Keeper either In city country Address
L. ", station q.
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS STU.
brsncbes eood city reference gwen Cali for mo
| days at her presen, employers. 81 East I'D st.
PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES 4 SITUATION Az
mer Can be seen for two days 81 s9 Eas, sh st..
YOUNG WOMAN WISHES SITUATION AS
ference Can Monday and Tuesday at iso Concord st..
Brooklyn, in the rear
A SITUATION wAYTED--As COOK AED LAUNDREss
and ne wsshing 70 the country; good city
A COMPETENT PROTESTANT WOMAN WANTS A
"A situation ~ infants nurse cin take entire CHARGE
one or two growing Children; k nea sewer family hay
sf 'sS0 Ws pf 4i First class reference Apply
A YOUNG WOMAN, WITH FRESH BREAST OF
"A milk who has los her baby wishes situation
es East assr '"i' best o
A RESPECTABLE GIRL. WHO CAN BE WELL
~ Iceon,mend.d wishes situation a. ehsmbcrmnsd and
si' Can BE seen at any time during the week " West
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES srru,
pvne sq ana re1er or % 40 S 10
berwors and ssiing city reference given Cali :,
22z Yves, Sis, hrs, ioor, back room, oA
SITUATION wANrEp--As NURSE AND SEAN.
good reference cs SO st. near Peek Sip p 0''
A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AswArr
~ ress 10 private family or FIRST class boarding house
rs wass as.S g. TOP door '' situation Address
n and aud 70 take charge OF baby:
has good reference. Can Al No. Gansevoori 81
RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO
- DO chamocrwork and waiting would be willing % AZ
fcrences given. Call Al &c West sIs St wv y
RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES sITuA
"A ton as chamoermsid and waress or 70 take care Of
last place. Cal al sii Az. above 2fst 81.
A YOUNG GIR1. LATELY LANDED WANTS A
iissg Cali =, is5 Charles s., "'''''A anu -
MIDDLE AGED PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES
~ situation as plain cook ia small family; has ob.
doo't Keen cows Call At z7s Mulberry st. The rear
L A SITUATION wANrED-BY A RESPECTABLE wo
a, nan o. so9s: ande,.ands 10 all s branches
Al 7lg West 26tb e.. between s,h and stb ayes
4 SITUATION wAxrED-BY a YOUNG WOMAN. AZ
%sa g. sssesa Ss' and SIX * s .s
A sItuATiox wAyTED-By AN AMERICAN GIRL
sixteen yssrs Cd. r.ges not 80 mich Of 81 object
5000 home Aeosm osi o. Herald olhcs.
A sirrArioS wASrED-Br PROTESTANT GIRL
g chs nbefSorf and waiting reference given Ca
---1.-.--------------------
"A besnais asd wsurrss ely reference Call A. 63 a.
vssiT via ., seS lAh 81, In tho store.
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The following table shows the humber OF national
banks which have been organized each State with the
aggregate amount OF capital
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ArroISTxsxrs UNDER CRY GovEHhMESr.-City In.
specor Boole appointed his brother, M Leonard r.
Booc, to the position Of Superintendent Of Sanitary In
spectiop vice Thomas N Carr, the late Incumbent Mr.
william McCauley has been appointed paymaster and
bookkeeper OF the same bureau. Mr.. Henry Rogers,
member OF Assembly in the last Legislature, has been
appointed Stree, Inspector for tne Ninth ward.
SINGULAR AND PRosAsLr FATAL ACCIDENT THE SECOND
AVENUE RALRoADA very singular accident occurred on
the Second Avenue Railroad last evening, BY which Pat
rick Ganey, conductor OF No. a. viii probably lose
his life The passing through Pearl street. near
william street, when gang OF young rowdes threw
quantity OF heavy the windows One Of these
stones struck the oonductH who was standing on the
platform, aud knocked him from the car He taken
p 10 an nsensbe condition BY the Fourth precinct police
aud conveyed 10 the CITY Hospital He found to be
badly injured in the head that little hope entertained
Of his recovery The police took measures 10 arrest the
rowdes and succeeded 10 taking OF them named JohA
Sullivan, fifteen years OF age into custody.
CASE or DEIirExAu SricDn.-A most deliberate
suicide was committed last night by . named
John McIllhaney, who lived At 3le West Sixteenth
street. n appears that during the afternoon deceased
made arrangements the commission Of the fatal deed
giving hrs personal effects, including his watch and
money to his little boy, whom be kissed aectionatey
and badc goodby He then proceeded the pier foot OF
West Seventeenth street and jumped into the HIS
body has not yet been recovered.
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SupRxNR CouRr.-CIRcur. 1-Court opens al IL \
MNos 1243, 1878, 500 sos, 679 1885, 1881 ST. 1883,
1649 1888 1885, 17.3 1853, 1885, $780, 1907 Ill., 111s
1881. Part 2-T3 Duane StressCourt opens 81 10 A. NJ
Nos 81, 1172 co., SAL 1915, s24 1426 1884, 1884, ss2,
A1s, 900. loe2. 1875, A7oQ6se, iA22, %, ss,T Is.
surumoR CouRr-TRiAL rxsx. Part Mos. $500, ssIs,
1000 SO23 1885, 3e2T $751;, 8Ts3 4l<3 oil, t6l, Ass,
416b, ll5T Sib9 Part 2Nos S620, S6S2, $3.50. 365S,
1885, s4As, s<4s. 34so. 3As2 st5A 3s2e, 3seox 1905
ga, $780,
Counon PrsAs Counr-TnAL rnn--Part Mos 2oe,
o1e, s22, $50, tss 1Aa, asa 44 lo sse CO., sNe ees
~, sTs Part a-Ncs. e01, as, Asl, ~. to2. a..
-, ~. ~. ~. ~, ~, Sre, no. Rt.
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Max Maretzek intends TO leave shortly for Europe for
the purpose completing his arrangements for his next
operate season. 10 commence early in October.
Hole Day, the celebrated chief or the Chippewss
is at the Metropolitan Hotel Duane street. 1t will be
remembered that he shot through the neck in the
United States Hotel Washington, about ten days ago by
another Indian warrior. He seems already almost en-
tirsy recovered from hn wounds, and Is his way
10 hts home In the Fur West.
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Tho Draft.
rae DRAFT In BRoOKLYr

fHk DRAFT IN BROOKLYN-
Tue Provost Marshais or Brooklyn have been busy
since Saturday night in preparing for the draft which,
Is understood. viii be commenced this morning. The
number required 70 oil the quota Kings county under
the last call s between hundred eight hundred
men, which number, u appears. must now DO raised
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Fire In New London.

Nwwd ONION, Conn, May 8. 1864.
The spacious steamboat freight and passenger depot OF
the New London Northern Railroad, IN this city, which
was alss occupied BY the Norwich and New YORK Trans
portaon Company destroyed this Afternoon py nre,
with large amount OF freight loss 100000.
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vessel Burned as Sea.

The bark Modeua from Messna, arrived AZ this port
reports on April 0. eight M latitude 80 80, longitude
20, saw heavy SMOKE 70 the windwwd, and ~ Sweive
~ passed the remains Of burning vessel she was con-
sumed down " ~ coDosr sheashtas asA was ssi bura.
inGI
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IMPORTANT FROM SHERMAN'S ARMY.
Occupation Of Tunnel Hill by
General Thomas.
Johnston Retreating to Atlanta
from Dalton.
OUD FORCES IN CLOSE PURSUIT,
Zee ksS Be-

The Operations IN the Vicinity or Tun-
mel Hill and Dalton.
WASHINGTON, May ., 1864
intelligence has been received that Sherman is making
. successful fight. pressing forward upon Dalton.
kilograms from Chattanooga dated ~ Ave O'Clock yes
terday Saturday afternoon, say that General Thomas
then at Tunnel Hill the enemy a Buzzard Roost Gap.
and General MCPHERSON operating against the enemy
communications with Rome, through vllanow and Re.
SAGA.
The Rebels RetroatinS Towards At
lAnt9.
LOUISVILLE, May s, 1884.
Rumors from Nashville say Johnston has retreated
from Dalton Atlanta.
Sherman's forces have passed Tunnel Hill without op
position, and out6snking the rcbsis at Buzzsrd
Roost
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Guerilia Raid In Kentucky.


A squad OF guerlas. under the command Of Captains
walce and Thomas, made a raid into Prnccton, Cald.
vel county Kentucky the sih inst robbed the stores
Of large amount goods aud stole many horses OF the
citizaus
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The Rebels Rstreasins Towards At
THE REBEL ACCOUNTS.

The Latest Teleg ANS to the Ric edmond
Papers.
DALTON, May 2, 1854.
The enemy advanced heavy force on Tunnel Hill this
morning, gradually driving our cavalry back until they
reached Q point near Tunnel Hill, which they sheed
furously and then Withdrew In the direction OF Rnggod
Our loss twelve killed and wounded, including one
general officer.
SECOND DESPATCH.
DALTON, May 3, 1868.
Az far as known, the enemy are making movements
this direction Everything IL perfectly quiet inside
our lines, and the weather clear and pleasant.
Fitzpatrick lett note At Tunnel Hill yesterday for Gen
eral Wheeler saying
came out to you Friday with Ave hundred men
which declined today came with thousand next
time will with whole command and annnilsie
you and your minions Your clsssmate,
j. II. FITZPATRICK, Brigadier General. U. 5. A.
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Rr,,,ts MT and Powerful Day and Nfght
Doube Perspective Glasses for the h-d sea- operA snd
tourists use-compsc portable aud encsn
optcian e6eyS Broadway under Lafargs House
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AnaivsrsAry OF tho Female Gssediaa

voice from tho sktes saying "HoAven ana earsn may
pass away, but the Word Of lLe Lord abeth totoyof
Anaiversary OF tho Female G3ardtaa
Society.
The trirtieth anniversary Of the American Female
Guardian Society and Home for the Frendess was csa
brsted night ~ tho Brick church, Of Fifth
and Thirty seventh street. Rev. Gardner Spring
presided. An Introductory prayer was offered up BY
Rev. Thomas s. Hastings, after which number Of the
children OF the Institution who wero present sang an a
propriate hymn
The annual sermon was then preached by Raw. r. r.
Booth which consisted entirely OF theological remarks
The following extracts from the annual report,
which was read upon the OCCASION
Average number per annum OF bene1ciaries re-
ceiving food and shelter In the Homo since u
opened. 10 l3+T 100
Total. IL OOI
Adults Ia the Home Observation-Disclosures. gIs
ohdrs IN tho Homo 80
Astead.g Homo Industrial schools.
iosh
From tho publishing department. has been issued
average OF 81 800 copies OF the ADVOCATE
scmi monthly and 500 OF the "Annuni Report" About
900 900 pages have been grstuously Ia pub
tic institutions and hospitals.
Present Issue OF the Advocate ............ IL 900
Letters received and registered ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 66O
Lilo members received ...................... 1874
Whole number OF lie members ................ 1858
Amount received from Advocate sale OF books and prul
ing once $40 $50 So
Expenses Of the .............. 1854 IT
Balance paid TO the Treasurer. lO06 Ia
The receipts OF tho society for the year ending
December 81 1858. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2344l 81
Balance. 81. 900 27
Tho exercises OF tho evening concluded th the bone
dictiou.
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Gowns, Bunaons, Inverted Natls, En-
tsrced all dssasss Of the Feet cured Without pain
q is.gc.ss,sscs S 1890 Hss' ~ Dr sacaAsS -
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u.scneIor,s Hair Dye-The Best In tns
.r,d Harmless reliable insta utansous The coy psr.
s.e%vs aodJby eli druggs Factory 81 Barclay strcs-
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tFtVm tno RlCnmOn0 enquirer Nay g.
II the Richmond military authorities had acted on our
npggest0o three months ago and done their duty, Mrs.
Graves and hrs Rice who are receiving the lauda-
tons OF tho Northern press, would now be In Cas0e
Thunder rejecting their past conduct Mrs. Graves
ehs vicinity Of Sixth and Cary strees-a rendezvous Of
Yankee dsssrters. Mrs. Graves carried letters from
Dolous Streght, then prisoner, to the Yankee com.
andcr In New Kent, just previous 10 his escape and
&as upon the Information then furnished that the ad
vance up the Peninsula made with the the
euccoT Of those that escaped Immediately after. Mrs.
ioss house the hiding place OF Colonel sreight
heverA 81 hb ocers for twelve fourteen days after
hin esoaperom the Libby and In the interval several Of
80 military detectives visited and searched the house,
Vat failed 70 and Colonel Streght and his companions
They could mot straight.
Although tho strongest evidence alleged against
60$h Mrs. Graves and Mrs Rioe, they suffered
rAunAtn at large for several weeks after the escape
6troght and his comrades and IL until they had
kuu tho blockade OF the lines 70 Williamsburg that
governmsot authorities awoke to the importance Of
pAacng them under arrest. or course, II too late
Snon They gone and with them the budget OF in
formation that ventilated In the Northern
press Tho Baltimore American keeps standing notice
q subscriptions received In aid Of "Mrs Rice the Rich.
sond refugee, 10 whose house Colonel Sreght hid
den FOR twelve days."
The whole affair Ia farce and q shame upon the Con-
fodorate authorities. But with all these warnings and
heachngs they will not learn. Parties just guilty
chose that gone leaving the Confederate lines
avery day and the first ntmaon the horities receive
az their departure Is the flaming notices and the accurate
Information OF military affairs about Richmond that
Dazoa the Baltimore and Washington papers upon their
arrival there
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Atlantis Ca papers OF the 2eth ultimo have been
ceivcd here. TIE DAILY inqcncev says was Decatur,
East Teunessee, which captured by Forrest town
Of only one hundred inhabitants.
fhejsame paper remarks
..f the rumors We hear are correct, our people may
NAV look out brilliant exploit on the part OF
mosquito feet"
The southern Conf drdey says
Tho courts martial OF the generals OF Longstreets
corns have terminated General Robertson, OF the Texas
brigade has been sentenced be roprmandcd General
laws Of Alabama, is returned TO duty. Hts sentence
has not yet been published but It Is inferred that he
bsen acquitted"
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Cuwbeviand sauce IL Justty Popular,
ssd Of tao hiahes, intrinsic value OF any In uss
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From tne Armies fn Georgia.

The Macon Georgia. Confederate learns from passengers
from the front that battle still impending private
letter from Atlanta says
The Indications that there viii be Eight at the front
within the ten days. The Yankees are at Rnggold
Their whole force said 10 amount to sixty thouandonrs
10 presume that they will find their Waterloo al
Dalton, wherever old Joe tights them.
The Confederate omits the unber OF stated in
the letter. but says they quite sufficient TO meet more
than sixty thousand Yankees.
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C-tstadoro's Hair Dye, Pressrvntfve
and wig Depot Wholesale aud retsil-No Assoc House
m ave ami cd BY skilfst artists
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loager the encouragement % faith, ws car hear
from the skies saying "IIsaven ana earth may
pass away, but the Word OF tic Lord abdeth fotoyor
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Prizes Casned In All LeGaItxed I.otte-
ries and Information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN,
Brokers. SO Chestnut street Philadelphia.
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thStabls Tor the present.
Mr.. LEAe, OF N advocated the postponement Of the
resolution until the oath should taken The charges
ere based on newspaper rumors, and would md
ne motion 70 lay on the table for the present
NJ hchuLLEs OF Va. hoped the resolution would be
nopted al once which due the people of Alabama
" Wen as TO Mr.. Cobb's district
MT oHLron said the OBJ ect u the resolution was NOT 10
1mpugn Mr.. Cobb. He introduced because he felt Il
us ouy a. the charges Inconsistent with the posi-
lion u . representative from Allah ana not that Mr.
Dc expelled but 10 inquire into the rumors affecting
3ais loyalty.
( Mr. GARLAsD-what evidence, II any, have that
Mr. Cobb has been elected member OF the House?
Dir. CHmfoN-Just the same as that by which the name
OF other member elect read from the desk by
Ehe clerk Mr. g. had friend in the House he couldn't
20 hum greater justice than 10 demand the inves-
cisatton for him II would DO unjust 70 Mr. GIBBS
Stituents he disoyal TO dislranchise them and de-
prve Thorn OF the right OF representation the House.
lie hoped the reports would prove to be false but feared
~ hoping against hope. they he would be
oue Of the last TO shrink from the responsibility that
would dsvove on himself as representative from Ala
bema
Mr. CaGroN called for the yeas and nays the resou
tba. which being ordered, the vote siooa-Yeas 90,
hsys6.
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Ask Your Druggist for Japenica OF the
sociee Ikgienc-eegant but harmless Hair Restorative
Depot IFS Chambers street sold everywhere.
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France, Ellis Il COMA n n gers.
IiaaApY kxrRA Glass hl--MaH Z 1851

OtAss
20, q, SO, so. s. "a. 81, II, 20. 81, SIS, 40.
CLASS 64-MAv l. 1861.
-, ~. 81, A. 81, IL, Is, u, 5, Is, IS, 81, IS.
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Murray, EDDY q Co Wa M gers.
KsSrucEv. ExvRA CLASS sib-Mav I, 1884
a. 81 10. Sc. As. So. 5S, so IL, SO, 5, ~.
KENTUCKY, CLASS sl6-May 7. 1864
80 II, %, II, 81, 76. 60, sc, 20, "a, Z, So, 10.
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had Breath.-How Many Lovers ~
has separaedhow many friends FOR ever parted eject
l radical cure use the BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS
a. dentrifce night and morn ing saiso beauties the
,omp erion. Price so cents For sale by ell druggists
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A Thousand ResrtCerators. from - so.
e. d. BAssFoRD. Cooper Institute Building.
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BraEilisau Pebble Spectacle ana EVE
Prcservers 10 strengthen and improve the ssh 81 % and
Young nv day and night withous pam or ,1y
recon- ruendsd by the medical faculty ssMnvNs,
cclists Optician 66ps Broadway opposite bond srcos
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Alarming Cases OF Headache. Tooth
Neuralgia and Cstanh cured By usns woLCoTTS
instant Pain Annihilaor. Sold everywhere
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Royal Havana IOtteSy.-FOrty Per
paid for prizes Information furnished the
highest Doubioons al kinds OF Gold aud
Silver. TAYLOR co, Bankers, 10 Wall street, ~ Y
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A Good Refrigerator Cannot he too
NV prixed Gail and see WILSON'S PATENT AIR CIR
CtLArlEG before purchasing elsewhere. For SAFE ony
BY WILSON GRANT aye Broadway