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Important Decision.
SUPREME CoURr-cHAMBERs.
BEFORE Judge Leonard

MARCH THE People on the relation Of A. 0ukss Hail. Ds
frf Attorney of City and County Of York the Board
o)Saperrtsor ofhs CITY ond County Of Neo iorkThs was
application for peremp,ory mandamus to compel the
Board Supervisors audit and pay the relaior the sum
Of ss2O CO. based upon adavn Of the reaor showing
that his predecessor In office, Nelson Waterbury whilst
District Attorney commenced actions against various pur
violating the provisions Of the Metropolitan foce
by Of which penalty Of hfy dollars attached
for selling intoxicating liquors Sundays and election
days. that the Sheris fees for service OF summons en
ing execution and term fees amounted 10 the saa sam aug
became due and payable from the District Attorney as
county oHiccr 10 the Sheriff; reator had paid
the same and the vouchers and his claim 70 tne
Board OF Supervisors be audited and paid which was
fused
respondents showed cause and the application was
denied. -.
n Anderson for the rela,or; John X Hactest Assist
ant Counsel TO the Cooperation, tor respondents
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dealers Might Blooming Cereus piraed PROSECUTION
CoMMENCEDIn yindcation Of their rights and tor
the protection Of the public have resolved to
invoke tne aid Of the law In all cases n hlcn ther
celebrated perfume "Ths Night BioeRzing Cereus or
may Be counterfeed simulated An injunction has al
ready obaued from the supreme Court Against Ger
ing preparation Purporing 70 be the Might Blooming ce
made BY d. ID A. Wright Of Phnde phia. A prose
euion has been commenced in PhAiphia and others viii
stued here forthwith rhs law Of ths State the
ing or o trade narks criminal offence a.
This law win be enforced the utmost By the sub
scrbcrs against all who trench upon their rights ~ sole
manufacturers and prepretors Of The Night Blooming Co
reus for the Handkerchief
THIS rare perfume IL 10 admitted cannot be SUCCESSFULLY
inflated The secret OF It's preparation confined 10 sho
6rm who manufacture and own H. Labels however, are
easily copied than subue chemical conbnatons and
therefore Intended that the enterprise Of the indi,du.
who cheat the public by mock efernas shall Be
promptly suppressed BY the strong hand q jnst.ce
PIALON SON, 5ly Broadway
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THE FATAL ACCIDENT THE EAST RtvER.-Ws have re-
ceived the following particulars OF tho accident which
occurred in the East river Friday March IL as they
sad TO have been reported by Mrs. Frank Schuyler
OF the rescued boat started at one
O'Clock NJ. from Port Norris containing two boatmen
haries Norman and Walter wcks and nine passengers,
vz;-Frst Lieutenant G. T. Hunter, Julia Apple, Eva
Apple Lena Apple, Mrs. Frank Schuyler, Mrs. Peter
Keer Mrs. Manley and child years OF age and one
unknown woman. The boat. being heavily laden and
encounterng strong gales lurched when near the island
Of North Brothers. aud at hah filled with water
Lieutenant Hunter commenced to bail II out. when u
encountered another gale which startled the already
terrified that they sprang to the opposite side,
and Immediately all wero precpitated into the water
Vigorous efforts made to the drowning per
SONS, yet the Lieutenant Mrs. Maney and child, julia
Apple, Eva Apple, Lena Apple, and the unknown woman
drowned, and to late hour none OF their bodies
had been recovered.
The statement regard to the condition Of the Leuen
ant is entirely unounded and seems to have emanated
from the boatmen In order screen themselves from
censure. He esteemed officer and ono OF tho
jurors or the general martial or this city He s
brother Of the we'll known Dr. A. Hunter, OF this city
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY, March 1871 r. N.
Tho s,oox market to-day was teverish and unsettled,
bu, considerable amount Of business was done al vary
log prices. Compared with the sales at the nrst board
Yesterday Ers Railroad advanced At she opening 3 pat
before the oIcss Of the call % sold down Ia per cent
Erie preferred rose iH Reading n, Michigan southern
~ Illinois Central ~ and Cleveland and Pittsours X
New Ysrs Central declined Hudson River Il, Harlem
Iy. Michigan Central y, Gaena and Chicago Y, Cleve
land end Toledo l. Chicago and Rock Island " Mwaukee
ani Prairie au Chien y ri,,sburs aud fort waync s
Al.on and reEs Haass >. Chicago and Nur,nwe. tsrn =
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Novw prr LOYAL CONTRACTORS. s.--Ycsterday afternoon
an was introduced into the first branch OF tho
city council and Immediately passed, providing that
neither the City Commissioner nor any other officer
should contract for work TO be done Tor the
city any person who not loyal to the government
Of the United States and had been loyal since tho rebel.
Hon. The PERSONS loyalty must DO estaoshcd 10 tne
satisfaction Of the Mayor Comptroller and Registrar The
penalty for violation OF the ordinance by any officer
prescribed TO be immediate Observation-Disclosures sun,
March TO-
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Rebel Prisoners Kite-FiyIDg-A New and
Innenious MI elhod Of Com q &c u ttNn.

Ingenious Method OF Com M u n fc ttOn.
The Chicago Tribune OF Sunday last, article on tho
rebel prisoners at Camp Douglass near that cy mentions
the following incident
Early last week several Of rebels seized with
q mania for kite Tying. Pine sticks, paper, paste ana
twine in requision, and soon halfscore OF six
kites ready to take sail Flying Kites is
harmless amusement and the Colonel Commanding, re.
memberng in his boyhood he used to stand on the
village common and gaze ut his own kite as wandered
not disposed to deprive the poor fell
lows, smut in from the world, seeing nothing beautiful
uness is above them OF any enjoyment they might de-
rive from such . recreation.
towards evening OF the FIRST day the rebe kites
permitted " rise Away OF southwark and upward they
foased ti they were mere specks in the sky Fedora!
and rebel enjoyed the sight for half an hour and heh
the kites were wound down. The next evening the
kites few again, but unfortunately the strings OF two or
three broke, and they went tumblipg on toward the
SOUTH No suspicion yet The next evening the kites
again doated, and the strings again broke.
something strange In that !" thought the colonel aloud
10 hi officers. "When tho next string breaks order
soldier to follow the kite, and Well see what sils the
cord" Soon a string snapped away went the KITE ana
away went The soldier after It.. IL dropped IN neid
mile and half away and the soldier found u. and in 10
paper tail no found letter addressed 70 certain
Chicago c0pperhead .
What the coutents oS the letter were, to whom u
was directed not informed. But u 10 known
that 10 furnished the government with clue 10 plot.
The envelope contained two letters neither OF which
note simply requested him TO mail the inclosed letter to
Hon. Mr.. So and so, Louisville, Kentucky, and promised
him the everlasting remembrance and gratitude Of the
oppressed Southern people" But neither ne nor the
will receive something else before long.
supposed that some person was stationed at con.
vcnent point, from which, after nghtfall, he could
roady reach the runaway kite and secure the letter
II was pretty plot, indeed. But the rebels will have
10 devise ingenious postal scheme than this II
they wish get the start OF the post commandant and
ploy their sympshzers The only effect OF the discovery
has boon naturally increase the vigilance Of the gar
risOu.
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Kentucky Politics.

LOUISVILLE, March IL 1904.
The Union Central Committee has calIoda State Con-
vcnon to in this city the 23d OF May, to nomi
nate electoral tickets and appoint delegates to the Chicago
Convention Tho call Is signed by James Guthrie Geo.
d. Prentice, Hamilton Pope and others.
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Trr MAipKS MuRDER-Tbe Boston correspondent OF the
Portsmouth Chronicle says detectives Heath and Jones,
who were mainly Instrumental in discovering the muir
dcrcr or young Converse at Maiden, have been offered
1--WE hundred dollars apiece as rewards but the direct.
ors Maiden Bank offered reward OF I'VE thousand
dollars and are now showing disposition to DO iboral
n a
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PROPOSALS..

xzsrrv.rrs wAxTBD-FoR THE BROWn- SAND.
~ two dwellings the stone 10 be prepared
~, hayeS and put on board the rsrostcars Plana aod
IN. ~ nant - ty calling on Thomas Nsh,
S,wesn he hours eight and Ten O'Clock NJ at the Me-
.nrolitan Hoe Those having this 6ud ei material on
and can probably dispose OF BY calling Al the hoa son
,xrcuTIYE COMMITTEE OFFICE, FEB.
II 1854 Mail communcn.lon between Jamaica and The
Tni,od States AsnericaThe Goucrnor and Executive
commtee will proposals UP TO h Anril neat iran
nsres willing with than for the cunyeyAnc IN
steam montAy mall between he city ~ kinEs-
ton this islApd and Ae city of New rork IN hs United
States America, and vice versa. under the athorW ~
the ats this island. 27d vic., as q Ns IN Ana
Vie l. 10 provide steam enmmuncsncn uetMeeh ~
island the United States of Amerks Ihs rus anq
coad,ions including the perod for which We cons y,r va
he taren will be made known application " Ntssrs
thomson Hawkey Co. Nincng lane u sdcn Ssse @ ~.
leaycraft Esl.. New York, or at ths on % t..t.
to be sent to the secretary ot iuo
Cotnmittee OF Jamaica Spanish Town.
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specor shall he uspec or for the District other shall
cease TO hold Office uni, the Board shall appoint him an
Inspector for the ct which case ne shall noio
until 3lst December 1866
The bill is very lengthy going into the detai OF the
OF filing vacances, &C., &C., All OF whcn is on
great interest to the resideiNtseof new forA c"y
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A Cure for Hernia or Rup,ure,

IHIH uhnEtTUuS compafnt radically cured by
using WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS,
This instrument is entirely different both principle and
action, from all others in II Il light
the back spermac cord made stronger
weaker desired by tae simply turning
screw u will positively cure. Pamphlets free.
WHITES PATENT LEVER SUPPORTER
IL the best supporter made II has lifting sustaining
RUDDICKS SHOULDER BRACE
superior article for those inclined to soopfor invas
and military men, Pam phiets free.
GREGORY X CO., 6Og Broad way.
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kh" LOosg OR tS FClG. - - -
IL the bes, and 50 cents less y -.s ~ sst
other tNt''
~rpw yoeK sEGAR NANIFActtW - FR KY -
4 n H. y, y, " ,l@t0l ,ttitr - tht owes " ~ FtS
srtrrs suteis and doalets 49, lha Y Nj wv
eat
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THE EXTENSIVE ROBBERY PokTERs--AHKEsr or
TWO REcBivERs-THEY BOTH rLEAD GUILTY
LARGE AMOUNT OF STOLEN GOODS RECOVERED.
Further developments made yesterday In relation
To 'the extensive robbery OF dry goods from hessrs
Csaiin Co.. No lao Church street, by number Of
the porters and OF the clerks fin their employ, AZ
already published in the HERALD. Captain yJourdan,
Sergeant Qainn aud officer Golden u the Sixth precinct,
having received information that large OF the
goods stolen from Messrs Cla1in, Meilen Co., were in
ths STORE Of Louis Andreessen No 2is Fifth street.
repaired TO the place. and after arrestng ADdrees-
son, solved hs entro stock Of goods, amounting to
about 81 oo every article OF hch proved TO have been
stolen from Clsan Co. and positively ides6ed by Mr.
Daniel II. Conkng, member OF the firm The prisoner
also coosessed that at the tms Of purchasing he goods
from Ingeon and Rogers or he arrested porters ne
WAS aware that tho property had teen stolen The goods
taken to the station house, Captain Jourdan and
his associate officers likewise arrested John Jobnapn
porter in tho employ OF r. A. witthaus ESQ., merchant
Of No 646 Psar street. and searching the prisoners
dwelling house No Ill West Thirty ninth found
nearly 81 200 worth OF goods and on being questioned
Jobmann that he had purchased them OF parties
employed In the establishments OF Messrs Ciajn Co.,
well knowing as the time that the goods bad stolen
These goods were also identified by Mr. Conkng as bs
longing to the firm. Both Andreesen and Jobmann
taken before Justice Bowling and committed TO the Tombs
for trial. in default OF bail The officers the track
OF moro stolen goods which they hope to recover in day
two. r. Il. Hatch Esq, confidential clerk for Messrs
Caain Co.. has rendered great service to the officers
furnishing valuable information, &c. which led to the
successful working upof the case
DISHONEST DoMEsrc.-victora Yayal. a German
woman formerly, in the employ, az domestic, OF Mr.
Frank A. Benz arrested yesterday by officer Tley,
Of the Third prccnct charged with stealing knives and
forks beds and bedding besides variety Of other prop
erty, valued at $lO2. The officer suspectng that the
goods secreted the premises No. 643 Pearl
street. procured search warrant from Justice Downing
and searching the house Ia question: found all the
goods which had been from Mr. Benz The accused
taken before the magistrate and committed to tho
1ombs for tra The prisoner who Is very intelligent
and well educated woman is engaged TO be married next
week.
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TIRED ov rHx usuow Business. v--Geuersl Grant 70.
marked 10 friend Thursday that he hoped 70 get
away from Washington speedily, She was "sraa @ he
show business" slTsady.
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Royal Havana LOttcry.-3O Per Cent
paid Prizes Information furnished Highest
rates paid for Douboons all kinds Of Gold and silver
TAYLOR CO., Bakers, l6 Wall street.
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From the Columbus journal, March 10
We feel authorized 10 announce that Ohio us out ot
the woods" 10 the draft Our State quota 10 Tiled I,
vlh a few QvW. and mVgs q We sus sOrt isls
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Wcssrs. Ssmrsons Rogers q Co. nre
authorized 10 receive deposits aud make COLLECTIONS on our
account z. r. SIMMONS CO.
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G old, with Suppre ssions, darkly shadowing death,
II ow heavily comes the loved one = feeble breath;
II nwrapt with this Obstruction, bleak and dire,
obbbed OF sweet Natures lfe-supporting FIRE;
q what shah snatch the sufferer from the grayef
X now theres a tatisman now found to save.
'en though her cheek has lost Its last sweet bloom.
X ZEN though she sees the tyrant OF the temb.
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Prizes Cashcd and Information Fur
nSshed in all legaxed lotteries
ALECK 4 co, Brokers. 80 Pine street, n 7.
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Prizes Cached I'm All Legal Lottcries.-
j. B. CLAYTON 4 co.. 10 Wall street. NJ
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Lottery Tickets Cashed in All Legalized
Lotteries Information given. JOSEPH BATES,
Broker. IL Wall street. room No. l.
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Prizes Cashed in All Legaiized LOtte-
ries and Information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN,
Brokers. $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
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Chcap ArsIcte-

An Elegant and Cheap Article
Healthy and Durable -Crondss Pstent Prepared Cork
slu0ng "A large assortment Of Mattresses snd Furniture
Cushions Seats for coaches theatres Sc Life Preserving
Pillows and Boat seas, saving Pads &C. constantly on
haud and orders GDeA on e very shortest notice a. iV5
BruaduAS, To-
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THB CHEROKEE PILLS, OR FENALR REGULATOR,
pure vegetable extract and coated with the
white sugar They sold by all respectable druggists
Pamphlet free Price, box sl ak boxes k5 and
by mail free OF postage by the sole propreAors DR. w. X
MRRwIN d CO., 90 Liberty street, New Yerk.
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Best Family Sewing Machine I'm the
-Sews everything We challenge comparison We ad-
readers to buy the Weed machine. Weed Sew.
ing Machine Company. SOC Broadway. N Y
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Fyennstfv.t Cnx..u

Beautfui COmp1cxlon.--Lnird'
Bloom Of Youth has achieved The celebrity Of having no
equal for preserving and bcgutfyng he skin. Broad.
way, and druggists every where.
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Batchelors Hair Dye-The Best i'm tho
world Harmless. reliable instan aneois The only per
feet dye Sold by all druggists Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Brazilian Pebble SpectacIes and Eye
Preservers strengthen and Improve the sight Of Old and
by dav aud night without pain fatigue. Highly
recommended bv the medical faculty SERMONS.
Ocusts'- Optcian. 669k Broadway opposite Bond 1t.
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Brilliant and Powerful Day aud Night
double Perspective Glasses for the field. opera and
tourists use-o0mpac portable and efficient A splendid
assortment at SERMONS.
Ocullsts Optician. 669 Broadway Lafarge House
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Address 20 SmOkers.-POllak ~ Son,
357 Bro0me street. the
Bowery sell goods wholesale and retail Pipes
order repaired boiled and mounted
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G0urnud's Poudre subtitle UprOOts Hair
from low foreheads part Of the body Warranted At
his depot. 455 Broadway.
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All Those Afflicted with Rheuma { ism /,
Piles, Nervous and Rheumatfc Headache will nnd great
relief comfort from using Crondas Patent Prepared
Oorkstufed Mattresses Seats Cushions Pillows &c. Call
aud xamne the article at 7O6 Broadway. 7O6.l
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Chaps, Chnfes, Pimpies, Ernptions,
saltrheum flesh worms &C. cured ty GOURAUDS Italian
Medicated Soap. at his new depot a53 Broadway.
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For F0rty-nve Cents-The january,
February aud March numbers of she ILLUSTRATED
PHRENOLoGlCAL JOURNAL VIII be sept by return post,
year for 81 GD TO the Pictorial Double Mum
bers. with Physognomy Ehnoosy Phrenoogy Physiology
and Psychology, send at once. FOWLER WELLS.
N Y,
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig Depot. Wholesale and retaiNo Astor House.
The dye applied by skilful artists.
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OMctal Drawings Of the Library Asso-
citation Company's Lottery Of Kentucky
ExrRA CLASS 6l9--March II. 1854
20, 80. %, g. 76. ~. 73. 25, 5s, 81, IL, 81.
CLASS 620-March IL 1864
Is. lG. 63, 81. Is. 2G, 20, 81. 81, 36, "a, r. 49,
FRANCE. ELLIS / co. Managers coving.on. Ky.
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Henry n. Leeds ~ Co., Auctfoneers, viii
give their personal las usual the
sales OF Furniture at the residences OF those
clinn, housekeeping removing will also hold regular
weekly sales at their store " Nassau street Tor the conve-
nence OF those preferring this medium Of sale.
.Japontca Preserves Ladies' Tresses Rs
lustrous and luxurant those OF Ninou de rEncos
Sc nd for prospectus OF the exquisite Toilet articles OF the
socete Hygienique TO their depot lis Chambers street.
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Deafness, Blindness. and All Defects
Of Sight and Hearing treated usual by DR. CALDWELL
81 Clinton place Eighth sreeD Advice and examinations
free. Hours from gtO T.
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4 nRots OF goId, that rItter rlchIy bhrc,
Il aid In the Orients lap. are poor beside,
~ ost In its glory broad as the summers noon.
uch is the wonderful life giving boon.
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Honrv n. Leeds ,x Co. Auetfo

Gentlemen's Hats.-sprtng style Vow
ready at ESPENSCHfED'S manufacturer ll3 Nassau
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Grover g. Bakers Highest Prem u m
elastic Stitch Sewing Machines, 400 Broadway.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The Raid or KMpRtrick's Cavalry To-
wards Richmond-Ma ap or the Scene OF
Operations - The BOnba rdment OF
Charleston - Operations Of Admiral
Farragut Below Mobiic-!The Latest
Dispatches from tho Union Armies
The Latest News, &c., sc.
Tho mail steamship ocSap Que n, Captain Tnklepaugh
viii leave this port tomorrow at for Aspnwall.
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close at half past ten O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The NEW YORK HERALD-Editiou for the Pacfic-wii
be ready half past nine O'Clock tomorrow mornns,
and will give:-Fu Details OF the Raid Of Kilpatrick's
Cavalry 70 the Suburbs Richmond Va OF the mage
inflicted the enemy and OF their arrival in neral
Buffers Department, illustrated with Map OF the Scene
Of Opcrations The Latest News from Grants Army IL
the Southwest and tho Divisions Of the Union Army il
different parts the country Latest Accounts OF the
Pombardment OF Charleston, s. c. Account the opera
tions OF Admiral Farraguts Fleet Below Mobile Latest
News from tho Rebel States Important Intelligence from
Europe and Reports OF all interesting evnts OF the past
ten days.
single COPIES in wrappers, ready for mailing six cents
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For Throat Diseases and Affections OF
the Chest BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES COUGH
LOZENGRs Of great value In Coughs. Irritation OF
the Throat by cold unusual exeron Of the vocal
organs speaking public singiAg they produce the
beneficial results.
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KENTUCKY EXTRA CLASS 219-March IL. 1864.
62. ~. 81. GA, 40, 73, AZ, 69 2. 4. &c, Sc.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 22D-March Il. 1864.
n. II. 16, -. 60, 73 IS, S., 81, ~. IS al 81.
Circulars sent free OF charge nv addressing
MURRAY. EDDY 4 CO.
Coyington KY.
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e. Nlendes, No. 645 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Chocolate to OF delicate health by
Its benefcent and nonrishng qualities The celebrated
Chocolate Bonbons well repued for their excellent taste
and flavor preferable otAer candies. which
only In furious 10 the health
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cmcia, Drawing. or the shelby ColIes

tFEi'IUt DTisWinKs Oh the SNCTOy OoII6Xe
Lottery of Kentucky
ExIRs CLASS I23-March H. 1854
67 40, 81, 6S, ., 20, &c, 22 20, g., Z, 20.
Glass l2f-March IL, 1864.
62. 6. co, TO- 43, 81. 25, 66 33, so, 80. %, II.
Circulars sent BY addres'ng SIMMONS co
Covngton, Ky
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Msssrs MUM a CO. publishers OF the SClBkrfFfo
AMERICAN contnus 10 act Attorueys for securing Pa
for Inventions la this and all foreign countries
Messrs Mum Go. have had experience
In soliciting Patents and have acted Attorneys for more
than ~ 90 inventors. !,
Pamphets containing the Patent Laws and other npor.
tant informaou nventers, furnished free appca-
ton Conan taton aud advice free. Address
MUM CO, 81 Park row, Now York, or
Corner n aud Seventh streets. Washington. q. q.
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spring Overcoats from S12 to $40. Walk
sooas NV '"'e' 90 CLARKE, ii4 william street.
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vinaigre de Toilette OF the societe Hy-
Rfsns1ue ef New York The sovereign Of Cosmetics De-
pot IFS Chambers street
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.Janontca Preseryea Lnhf,
Manhattan House,


Jan. 20. 1854
DIR b. c. PERRY
DEAR SR-Your In treating for loss Of hair
and disease OF the scalp exceeded antcpatons not
my hopes When to consult you quite bald
including loss beard and eyebrows think you called
the disease the osation OF the sensitive skin placed
under about the LIST OF June 1868
being under your treatment for the space OF nine
weeks happy To that head covered with
good growth OF hair and eyebrows ana beard urur
which ascriie solely 10 profession al
skl Grauiude demands ackno nowledgcment OF your
in treating and have only delayed this
put your medical skill to n test waiting to II the
wouli be permanent one which am happy say
has every appearance Of stability
To DR.. b. C. PERRY, 20 Bond street, New York
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The InyfsibIc SplrIt or FRAGRANCE

The ImvfsibIc SpIrIt OF FrnIrnnce
which the when the withdrawn from
a bottle OF PHALON SONS Extract Of the Night Bloom
Cereus rich yet deicte voupuous vet refined
erancug vet pure soothing yet refreshing that In
the wide world of nature and the inventions Of art there
Is nothing comparable with II. Sold by all druggists
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shipping Tags, all Kinds, Printed and
Plain. at the mannfsoturers' VICTOR b. MAUGER, IL
Chambers street
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White virgin Wax or Antilles Beautt-
nss and whitsns the compeIoa without in lurng IT, Re
HUNT CO, l3S South seventh street. Philadelphia Sold
at us Broadway and By druggists eve where.